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PARTIES, WEppISGs, PRIVATE BALLS, &c

J. TAYL0R Broadway come. frsEkin, having its greatest
i.re. II the y wfurnish Refreshments for weddings par
ties oS at Moderate price. sssy other ess01shsnss
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COURT CALESDAR--soH FxFDAr.
rREKHE CouRI--liEEERAI THRA-Non-e

motions SegteLrber Csea2z 81 81 Enansraed motions
September Calendar ssune - Fr.dsv.
SUPREsL CONFERENCE.-The L--Same ~ on
Wsdnesday last. Part II-So no no 1ty1 80 ~
z29,2s24, 186 81,
UuTsD srsTEs DIsrRIcr CoUzr.-TheJ Jury Caien-
d. viii b called.
The 0.keT Courts hayc adjourned Sos he tern.
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A NKw FIFTH AVENUE MASsIoS.-A mansion
presenting rather unique appearance has been erect
ed by John Jacob Aston, jr., the Fifth Avenue at
the corner of Thirytbird street. IL ia faced with
Philadelphia pressed brick, and the window dressings
architIayes cornces rustics, columns and stoop
made Of NovaScota freestone, together with the fac
ing of the basement story. The building is 90 by lOI
feet and has three stories, besides basement and attic
The latter is constructed in the French style, there be-
ing a slight inclination from the perpendicular each
of the -four aides, and richly mounted in 'front.' Fa
de Corinthan columns and pilasters flank the main
entrance, which is approached by means of double
stoop The hight OF the first story is 10 feet clear that
Of the second l4 and of the third and attic ID, feet
each. The structure is quite relief to the mono'o
nous view presented by vast range on either side of
the avenue, Of brown stone fronts which, although
stately and spacious, closely resemble each other
as TO easily pas for duplicates Of the same original
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
friend has also been deprived Of his stand for the
tine heinz

friend, has also been deprived Of his stand for the
tine being.
EEw-YoRK Brs1r SocfErY.-The annrai meeting Of
this socsy was held Friday evening at their ROOMS in
the Bible House, A.ior plaoe-Heory @. DE Forrest
esq., the Preeident in the chair. The ANIMAL report
ana Treasurers report were read. According 10 the
former report there have been distributed IN the city
DUNG the year, $50 Bibles, and 5.ol7 Testamene,
their combined cot being sS,6l3 ~. These books
were distributed among eaigrants on boari ships, 1t
hotels at the various humane and criminal Institutions
within the corporate limits and among families
There were 81 C35 families visited, sad $50 vessels
Supplied, including 765 American vessels hound 20
Roman Catholic ports. Among the vessels furnished
with Bibles was the Russian steam frigate General
Admiral The Treasurers report gave The receipts fos
the year sl6Gc0, and disbursements tre Ices, leav-
ing snsll balance in the treasury. At the election Of
officers for the ensuing year. the present officers were
reelected.
MAEHATTAS Gas CoNFASr.-The Manhattan Gas
Light Company preparing to construct new works
at the Of sixty-6h street and Tenth avenue,
similar in essenial respects to those on Fourteenth
ard Eighteenth Streets and capable Of supplying three
million cubic feet of gas per day. The present duly
consumption - four million feet-a MINIMUM uucn %
ox the quantity the present works can supply, which
six million cubic feet. When the new works ara
erected there will be an available supply of nine NIL
lion feet daily. TIE company are impeed to this step
with view of preparing FOR tie probable increased
demand consequent upon the great number OF new
buildings eonriruo ed and projected in the upper re-
pons Of the ciiyaso fully to equalize the pres-
sure at different points by distribution Of the power
and aso in the event Of accident 10 the works in one
locality, hat the detFmeut may be couniera;ted by
conn ensurate supply from the other sources. From
eighteen months two years viii probably elapSe be-
fore tie work lie completed and it is calculated to cost
about 100000 There are now 2l2 miles Of main pipe
supplied with gas by this Company. In 1856 the price
of the article reduced ouesixth and the receipts
of the year ensuing instead of being diminished were
considerably augmented. To illustrate the effect upon
the receipts of the Company of variation in the price
of coal may be stated that increase of - per tun
upon their annual average consumption would involve
a reduction in the proceed equal TO 100000. While
on the other band a corresponding reduction in the
price of this staple material would, as matter Of
course lead accumulation Of profits in the same
ratio.
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+. Advertisement |

Young MEN about TO engage in business, and
anxious 70 select pursuit IN which thsy best succeed sad
usn!nes and honor should
nation and Chs s FoWLEH " EILss No. 303 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Millions of Bottles Of Mrs. WNsLow's soorB-

used every ysH IN tho UH.sd states fog
Children TeethiEE with EeveEaLnE ueeess Relief lame
esste "A A certain OEly Is eeAts bottle
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SUPERIOR COURT~-GxEKRAL TRnz--Nor. @-Bsssr
all the JvsricHs-DEcnioss

SUPERIOR C0URr--GssKRAL TEnz-Nor. a-Bsssra
all the JUsFIcEs-DEcHioss.
John =. Giles agt. VIM. Is. Crosbie ct al.-Judgment
affirmed, with costs, -7.rr
Isaac n soddar Samuel Ro,ton-Samo order ahovcL
1hos r. Griffin ct al asi Joseph w. Corlies ct 5ans
order
Joseph D. Beers ny.. ssmuel r. Lyons--Ssne order
Piatt Adams sst. simeon Leland u. a.-Same order.
hichsslS ). Leland sg,. The Mayor, kc.-Same order
Edmund 6rihn sg Hiram Crsnstal Motioa denied Ccss
be the the cause xbide Of hns dpos
tion OF the question Of costs thereof.
H. Reed Spading Jsdgnen ordered for .ls piain
seth Crosby AT The New yf Mofua Compsny-
for the plaintiff tonforniy to the sgulsOu be-
the parties - -
James W. Wiltsie sgt VIM = NsthsnJudment Tor plaintiff
for the amount claimed, less fi755O
Charles c. Duncan 81 al sgt Tho Great Western Insurance.
ComPahyJ for plaintiff In conformity 70 tho spaar
lion between the parties
sPscIAI TEkN-Before Jostice HoyvHas.
Edward b. Townsend agt. Peter Bogert ct a.-ms-
ton denied without costa
Abraham Lent agt Samuel Jaadon ct al.--The conn
promise with the dss ndsDt the accepors Of the bill Of
change aud tkem, would discharge the liability
the drawer do how from kks
result he condition which the attorney agreed -
compromise bo complied with Tbs supplementary
cseoings csnlos, therefore, be Discharged
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We are requested to call attention to the commend
atoy resolutions in regard Prof Stones lecture on
Electricity, published in our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

JAMES IRVING SUsPESDgD.-The following COM
nlunication was received on Saturday by City In
spector Delsvan, from James Irving, the SuPerin-
tendent of Markets:
BraxAu oV MARKgrs, NRw.YoKE, Nov. q, 1859.
DASIEL p DELsyAN; ESQ, CRY 4Hspsrfoy; 4, -
pEsR sR tste The earliest opPofiHni'y Aer ogi
from illness 70 communicate "h on As the heaa o. ts ny
Inspectors Department n regard 70 csrsn EaeTs affecting
When Won copfcrred upo, me the position which
euPy Super sndeut Of Markets you will recoe. that in
~ bs s,ios oStbe citv r,syt,t, tbs
adopted for their government the mode n which those
rules had been enforced and alter much examination % me
whatever alterations suggested theaieses likely
condUce 20 The public euienc-.
in accordance with these directions visited the various
sseis aud ny personal attention 70 tAS different points
Ifound tie markets In the utsos co-1sicni zone very ~
the space hI,d By re7rsion for esca dserhs
neubeed snd h narrow ss to prevent
acoaortsbe circulation Tor the pnb and persons residing ou
q the State occupying stands while residents Of ih.s city and
who contributed 10 tho expenses VI the city E0veaH
seeking oE space for Their bnsincs without Possibility
endeavOrcd sbuss and gave neli,e Of MY In
tnion to enforce strictly IN future the rass laid down for the
management OF the HsIke
PsrsOa freely 'hron oHi Resrdss Of these com@suced
he sse and issued new pe-sis 10 sore OF cur own CITIZEN.
also determined 20 enlarge The passage ways through the
markets order that visitors aud purchasers
asgy through the mAskets and not have struggling
crowd blockiug uP the narrow pessases
spsaes and vas DO; 81 al saT.sd at an aitscK sro them
ssfiou. complaints laid before the Mayor, and
arup, ra6e support them by indirect add hssTssy te
VARIOUS St-asse eEAlnsi snd matters s'sed by
then 81 soris Of Questionable authority found hs
into the public prinfs
Yet the Mayor syoEea that there eh-- against any
o-er this pout.es examination merely In
Tyins him snd in laying before the public sAndaoas rasSrs
asecfin- ny Bureer and IT. ofhc,rs
Up3er ;EsEe deem Il but inst you ADD
day 10 myself TIA, TIE motive hich ndu need The
en OF hesc yFooeedr shcad be ESAs k1o~n si tie ds
stories coucoctea IN malice ~ st - rest
errfors respectfully demand That yea, who have authority
IN the premises hould inysstEse A. The e.zest posb
and prooeeoirgs Superintendent Of Mar
kr.s aid r-qg-st 70 Be ressed fo1 daiy daring such period
you require the investigation AID yogr deion IN the
pleuses- JAMES K'ISo.
The City Inspector complied with the request. Irv-
ing has suspended his Clerk in the City Inspectors
Office Mr.. Bancker, whose name appeared in the si-
oavts OF the Market as having received some Of
the extorted money. Kehoe, the Centre Market
butcher, who plsyed the part Of the iEassaia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

BY request, Mr.. De Cordova win repeat his paper
OH "Wall Street" this evening Clinton Hall
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JAHEs IRwSG SusPESDgD.-The following com
nuncaton was received on Saturday by City In.
spector Delsvan, from James Irving the SuPenn-
tendent of Markets:
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS.


The steamship America has arrived with
Liverpool dates TO Oct. 25th. 97,tt-.7 a5 81 3
In Liverpool breadstufs reported dull and
provisions quiet. f.i 'rer T- .a.sr- s-f
The London money market was slightly
more stringent -33 a-1aess o. jzcaa izff i5
The departure of the steamer Great Eastern
for the United States has been again postpon-
ed. This time sine die. She will probably
not leave this year. a-s- r2
4, The details of the treaty agreed upon by
the Zurich Conferences had been published,
from which it appears to be mere amplifca-
tion of the VilIafranca agreement of the En-.
peror. The rights of the Grand Dukes of
Italy are reserved for the consideration of the
Congress of Powers. .h.1oH sal ej E.a
Spain was dissatisfied with Moroccos offer
of paci6cation, and war was considered i'm.
minent a
The Sandman Government had issued a
decree calling for loan of 10000.000f. b.
The steamers Vanderbilt and City of Bal.
timore from New Y ork. and North American
from Quebec, had arrived ont. g7Ha $50 geo.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
! New York Tribune Almanac not Reliable.

Is the Tribune Almanac reliablei We had
SO supposed, and on its authority announced
last week that the election in Massachusetts
took place on the 1st inst, and yet this is moi
so.
The Tribune Almanac sets down the gener
al State elections as occurring on the frs
Tuesday in Noyember. in the following States
Massachusetts,, Michigan, New Jersey, New
York, aud Wisconsin. Is this correct1 i
If so, the wires are down, for, Returns are
onaazingty slo,0 in coming in, for DO returns
from elections. on the day indicated, have beer
received from either of the above named
States How is this2 Does not the Tribune
Almanac table need slight revision?
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
Fatal Rail Road Accident.

An accident, accompanied with loss of life
occurred last week on the Chicago and NORTH
Western Rail Road, about eight miles from
Watertown, Wisconsin. The accident was
caused by running on to an OK the rate o.
speed being only fifteen miles an hour. The
locomotive, baggage car and first passenger
car we're thrown off the track. The locomo
tive was perfect wreck. Between twenty
and thirty passengers were killed and wound
ed. s.,.r 49,, +.
u. 5GE .z5s5T .fa Fl j. 30 - 49,, sg
The train was an excursion train, and hae
an unusual number of cars, all fully fieightee
with human life. Six passenger ears vert
smashed up.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
slapaerz Of the poughfacss.

Chase, Giddings, Ii ale, Gerrit Smith, Ralph
Plumb, Samuel Plumb. and other prominent
men of the North. whom Mat. johnson and
other doughfaced scavengers are endeavoring
to implicate as aiders and abettors Of the Har.
per's Ferry emeute. positively denying all
knowledge of the same. The insane attempt
to implicate them, will recoil to the damage
of doughfaces, and the slave system ITSELF
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
Browns couns nseI-The Verdict.

Browns Coun sel-Ths Verdict
The reporter of the N. Y. Herald says of
the Brown trial: ts5. b.
The speeches of Meesrs. Chiffon and Girls
void for the defense, and Mr.. Hunter for the
Commonwealth, were very fine efforts of foren-
sic oratory Indeed, the zeal and devotion
of Merssrs Chiffon, Griswold and Hovt, in be
half of an unfortunate being, surrounded only
by those against whom bis crimes were direct.
ed, and from whom, therefore. he could expect
no sympathy, are worthy Of all praise.
He thus describes the scene and the old lion
when the verdict was brought in:
1t was terrible to look upon such crowd
of human faces, moved and agitated with but
one dreadful expectar cy-to let the eye rest
for moment upon the only calm and unruf-
fed counteuance there, and to think that he
alone of all present was the doomed one above
whose head hung the sword Of fate. But
there be stood just that man of indomitabIe
will and iron nerve, all collected and unmov--
ed even while the verdict which consigned
him to an ignominious doom was pronounced
upon him.
Not the slightest sonnd was heard in the
vast crowd as the verdict was thus returned
and read Not the slightest expression ofela.
tion of triumph was uttered from the hundreds
present, who, moment before, outside the
court joined in heaping threats and impreca-
tions on his head; nor was his strange silence
interrupted during the whole of the time oc-
cnpied by the forms Of the Court Old Brown
himself, said not word, hut, as on any other
previous day, turned TO adjust his pallet, and
then composedly stretched himself upon it.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
Iowa.

Nearly every county of Iowa has been heard
from, and The Republican majority for Cover
nor is just about 5000. fLast Governors
election, 2.l5l) On the rest of The State
ticket, We think it will be rather, less. The
Hon. Elijah Sells. Secretary of State, writes
f ON the new capital (Des Moines) on the 22d
Oct, as follows: .a,z l.=z-4sIs l. 81,
The Senate will stand, rs Republican to II
Democratic. The House stands SO far as heard
from Al Republican to 80 Democratic, leaving
eight districts to hear from, all of which gave
Repnblican majorities at the State election in
1858. s.;.eE 5{5 fls7gi.5afs
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
Another Siander.

The Norwalk Experiment says that Gov
Chase and Ossawotamie Brown spoke from
the same stand in Cleveland last Occober-
This is either an accidental mistake, or wilfu
perversion of the truth. John Brown, o.
Ossawotamie and Harpsr's Ferry notoriety
was never upon any public speakers stand will
Gov. Chase, either last October, or at any
other time. Will those papers that have
published the statement, make the proper cor
rection? If desirous only of the truth, the,
will ~ ,5hsi- 97a sa FaI
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

The offerings of beef cattle, at ths two Drove Ysrds
amounted 10 about head all of which
not disposed Of at the reduction The prices in thie
market during the past week have sympathzed with the
recent 1ecline in New YorkWe reduce our quotations
to day 50c l0 lbs. speculative movement spr ung
eeveral weeksA in many of principal
ben The prices Of beef cattle Holders stocks
have begin to that the demand Is very limited and
have been obliged to yield to concession suffer tha
beaver loss occasoned by keeping hand greater sup
quota ions Choice quality s7J@9] l0obs; 5ss@s SO;
fair, 81 ,2597 so; common, s4f042o he arrivals OF
Sheep during the week comprised about 5s66 head
sold 6& CSC ID according to quality Cows
About so head arrived aud sold from SIS sIo
cnrding to quality Atlmhof's Hog Market 1896 bead
quality. = :
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
Rufus Pope rs:i .qndreD NJ Pope.
,HERJFF SAJE-Rv virfue of


~ order of Sale to me directed aud delivered from the
Court uf Common Pleas in and for the County Portage
and State of Ohio shall expose sale public vendue
at the door of the Cour House in the town of Ravenna
in said County and Stale. Saturday the 10th day Of
November, 1859. at the hour of o'clock P.
NJ of said day, the following described lands and tene
ments, to wit: s ss.- tst s-r4=. a.s 81 ss
Situated in the township Of Mantua County of Portage
and State of Ohio, known the Brick Tavern Stand In
said Township of Manua, more particularly described
by being part Of lot No 20 in said Township, being
rorih and by the State Road south by lands now
lately owned by Lewis Turner that formerly set
off to the widow Laura Atwater, right of do
and extending east to include acre IF land.
Also other piece ir the same lot right west with
barn standing thereon, bounded north and ly the
highway State Road; south by land owned by James
Story running east to his west line; thence nor: TO the
State Road supposed to contain onehaf of of
land be the same more or less.
Sold on an Order of Sale as the property Of Andrew
NJ Pope, at the suit of Rufus Pope.
Terms-Cash on day of sale. SO = = -iil. p
| THOMAS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Sberifss Office Rayenna. No,. 7. Q. 1859. nov9-5w
J. I, II. G., Rauney. Prf's Attyis.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
B n Nnrfnnt Ansv

Ros,oell Thompson Us. Elisha Garrett.
CHERIFF SALE.-By virtue Of FL Fa. to me
= directed and delivered from the Court Of Common
Pleas of Portage County, State of Ohio shall offer for
sale public vendue the door OF the Court Houss In
Ravenna on Saturday, the 10Th day of December. d.
1859 o'clock P. Of said day the following descrb
ed lands and tensmenis, 10 wit: ''t ,er A
Situate in the Tow nshp of Neson, County Of Porta7e
State of Ohio and being part of lot No. in id Town.
ship, aud s "a iculnry known as beng the undi
vded part witt 4-l001 Of Village lot No.. 50 In Gar.
recorded In Portage County Record Book Q, page $685.
Appraised at $4,000. II. tsff.-5l.4 Z fAf -a
Taken execution the property of Elisha Gar.
rest, at the suit of Roswell Thompson. '''N
Tsrms-Cash on day of sale. ana. Ls.I
THOs r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Ravenua, Nov. Z, a. d. 1859. noys-Sw
3. D. Norton, Attorney.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
: The Chicago journal of the asth nit, saw, !

Our commercial calsmns FRI day day have exhibit.
ed the amount OF ain and nour daily received hsre,
all Of which responding Of money s sent
lack daily into the country tributary to this city. Yea
to-day. for instance the recripts Of -four and grain as
tn point equ ysient to lac COZ bushels mod.
estimate this amount ain represents
which money sent back to the cunt for Il. Il
rxargeration say, that from 600 to $l50O0
daily sent from this city into the country TOR grain aud
that this has been the for weeks past This
exclusive he amount paid out for grain brought
In by receips only embrace ths easalsks
aud railroads. There indication at all that the
ply OF wheat s bcoming exhausted and that there
why the receipts may not continue to svera IN
value, S125, cooper day until next Spring.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
sas as follows: 10. 3rH'Is4a1I VIZ
Senator Hale and John Brown.
Senator John P. Hale writes as follows $

Senator John P. Hale writes as follows s.:
i never had any knowledge or intimatiou
from any one that an insurrection, or outbreak
or anything of the sort, was contemplated by
Johh Brown or any one else, in Virginia, OF
elsewhere, nor had the remo!est suspicion oI
the fact and when the knowledge of the late
occurrences in Virginia we're first made thro
the newspapers of the land, l am sure that to
no human being were they more unexpected
and surprising than they were to myself or
heard BY any one with more regret !.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09

Election in Baltimore, alias the City of Blood.
At the recent election in Baltimore on the
I'd inst, there was greater exhibition of vi.
olence than ever before. even ID that Plag.
ugly ruled and bloody city. Many men were
killed-large numbers shot in the legs. and
very many cruelty beaten-insomuch that the
Reform party gave up the contest, Withdrew
their candidates, absented themselves from the
polls, and gave the city up to the rule and
control of rowdies, rufiaus and murderers.
William Preston, the Democratic candidate
for Congress, was badly beaten about the head
with billy and lay at Barnum's Hotel in o
critical condition, re ...-s-a .'f-g
There was much talk of the propriety Of
establishing Vigilance COMMITTEE, to rescue
the city from the rule OF murderous, blood
stained rowdies. l-. .-,-,., s-4s-
Baltimore is doomed city, unless order
and confidence can be speedily restored. f7-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09

NEW YoRK oATTI.EMARKEr

BULLS HEAD.-The N Y Tribune ssyE There
800 hesd of animals fcstously called beef
CATTLE reported in Fo Fourth street yestesdsy,
fair prospect Of few to come in this morning 20
to ake the mum Der 000or over which is suf-
enr entirely ovsrstoek the msrket knock down
price below what the drovrrs called luous
week The asking price yesterday for the best cattle in
the yards such well fed Chester County (Pa bul.
locks, Of tbont cwt each. only 1oc net pound,
and owners insist that at 0c buyers got full 4 of
of thhe real ght. The ~ frst-class Kentucky
and Ohio declre that only offered nine
cents and the butchers acknowledged buying
the hesi to be found 9Hc This is full half
low the quotations of last week for this class catt
but this does not give the full view Of the depressed
of the market which falls heavily upon the medi
class such good fair for the retail butchers
at and the grade for packers Of beef at 6@
The poorer grades sell still lower rates, say 46c.
pound for the net weightoi meat Atthes th
market opened the dullest Of the But small
portion of the cattle sold leaving large supply for
very gloomy prospect Of selling the whole
of the stock In mnrkc at price Unless the trade
wives to day much above hat the opening Of the
market indicates is probable that the regular report
of the market which print Thursday win show The
lowest rates of this The pork market
got what the droyers call black sye The incest kind
of dressed hogs from Dutcsss county, sold yesterday at
oulg seven cents pound This decline affects the price
| Of beef cattle asi i-7.'-5- -is