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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07
The Wild Dog Of Niagara.

Have you ever heard of the wild dog Of
Niagara Just below the Suspension Bridge,
on the Canada side, and hanging over the
river to the height OF some two hundred feet,
runs for some distance huge, broken and
over reaching preciplce, which no human be.
ing could climb or descend without ussist
ance. Near the surface OF the water and on
the broken rocks, urge, noble looking and
peculiarly marked New Foundland dog HIS
been seen and heard at various times curing
the past two years, and lat, ly within it lew
weeks This is authenticated by eye wit
nesses, and as there j. no way tor the poor
animal to return to civilized le ard The
amenities Of human intercourse, he is a SUI
ject OF much curious .peculatinn
He is kind VI Robinson Crusoe among
dogs, and il is supposed, puck up hs precu.
rious living from tht fish and small animals
in his "beat," which Is only hal! mile in
length. His how ling Iomenttti,ns trom the
rocky recesses o his retreat are often heard
at atmldniehl, and daring attempt to approach
and save him was rendered ;rui less by his
terocity. An additional air OF romance has
been thrown around his fate by the story hat
he is benfoanng his master whom he lost at
the Clifton House, some two years since
1t is probable that he (the dog, and not the
many was washed ashore by the rapids,
which sweep along here with terrific veloci-
ty. But whether an exile or disheartened
misanthrope, the poor Gust away has the
hearty sympathy OF every one who approach
es the spot and coniectures his probable tate.
-Neto York Journal Of Commerce.
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One Vote.

The importance Of one vote is rarely made
more manifest than it was in the recent cleo
tons in Kentucky and Tennessee. One
opposition candidate for Congress in the for.
mer State, was elected by three votes, and
in another district the vote was tie. In
the latter State one opposition candidate for
Congress is elected by eight votes, another
by tiCenty-sir, and another by tity. In all
Ut these cases there were doubtless Demo.
Gratis enough remain ing at home to have
Irned the scale in favor of the Democratic
nominees, had they gone to the election and
deposited their ballots, as it was their duty
70 have done. We hope that Democrats
will bear these instances in mind, this fall,
"a this county and State, and not under.
estimate the Importance of one vote in de-.
tormining the result of the election.
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Judge Ranney's Views ON the
Land Question.

Judge Ranney, in bis letter written the
3O,h September, 1850, which the Republi-
cans are publishing says: .... ,....
II regard the public lands as trust in the
hands Of the government for the benefit Of
the people, and think that they should be
freely granted, in limited quantities, to actual
settlers only" .....E .... ..
The Democratic party has embodied into
its State platform the same sentimen nt--a
sentiment that commends itself to every lib.
eral man as just and proper--but the Repub.
lcan party makes no sllusion to the subject
10 its platform, nor have we any record OF
Mr.. Dennison that shows him to favor any
such proposition. Judge Ranney has ever
viewed with partial eye the interests Of the
mass Of the people, and now that he is a
candidate for the highest Office 10 the gift OF
the people Of this State, they should not
hesitate to give him such support as shall
secu'e bis triumPhant election. - ChtRicoihc
Advertiser. -' -.E
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07

sreignly and n.InterVenti ton, and noliin.
ite candidate who will command the con.
fdence OF the people us a Representatives ol
those principles, they will be able 10 carry
the States OF New Hampshire, Maine, Con
nectIcut, New Jersey New York Pen.
nsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, Michigtn, II.
linois, Indiana, MInnesots, Iowa, Missouri,
Oregon, CaIifOrnis, Virgins, North Gar.
olins, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgis, Lou.
isisns, Texss. But, il these doctrines are
repudiated, not one Of the Northern States
in that list can be carried BY The Democrat.
ic party, and some Of the Southern ones
might be awful shaken BY the Opposition"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07
Wednesday, septembey z, 1859.
Democratic State Ticket.

g. FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, of Cuyshoga Co.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM H. Stafford, of Ross Co.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HENRY c. WHITMAN, of Fairfield Co
AUDITOR OF STATE,
G. VOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami Co.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richland Co.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, of Franklin Co.
..' BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMLINSON, Of Washington Co.
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES N. ALLEN, of Harrison Co.
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or The boilers of the Democratic or.
ganization in Illinois last fall, who number
ed five thousand votes to the regular Demo.
Gratis enc hundred and twenty-five thousands
propose TO the latter that the delegation to
the National Convention, at Charlestown, be
equally divided between the two sets. The
regulars say they will give the boilers, IL
they will return into their ranks, their pro.
portionate share Of the delegates: that is, as
they have pOlled one twenty-iOurth part Of
the votes. they have one twenty.fOurth of
the delegates. Illinois has twenty-five del.
egatss. This will give them (ths bolters)
,wo,tbirds OF Q delegate.
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Sale of Real Estate by order of
.. .......r Court. ... 1 g..
no BETSY JANE GODDARD E,os,us

" DA1 I u ITANH OODDININD D ETHNIUS
l. Ioddar', Peter Vanocken, and Mordacal V an ock.
en-, of the State of Iowa, and Magdaln Ease, Nelson
Case and lark Vanocken, oflh State of Michigan:
Yod are hereby notified, that we have ild petition In
the Probate Court. administrators of Everett YAM
ocSen deceased, against yourselves and other parties
defendant, asking for the "ssessment of the dover of
Sarah Vanocken, widow Of said deceased, in aud for
the sale of one tract of land containing Ninety two
and thin Onehundredths acres Of land IN Lot
Number 70 H. Shalersvile Township, one tract of one
acre and half in Lot No. Ga in said township, and
also one tract OF wentyfour and half In Lot
No. "a, in said township. The hst two tracts were
decided to said Everett Vanocken, by Lyman Hotcl-
kiss and the second tract by Zalmon Fitch For more
particular description refer to above mentioned petit
On Sand lands to be sold pay the debts and claims
against said estate. The petition Will be for hearing
on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1859.
JACOB II. VANOCKEN,
DEL0S GODDARD,
Administrators of EY erett Vanocken, deceased.
SrRAwDER d HART,
August IL, lS59-4w. Atty's for Petitioner.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-07

6T The Springfield Republican wishes to
see Colonel Fremont the opposition candi.
date for the presidency in 1860; but if he is
not, it hopes it will be prosperous and hap.
Py." What kind soul the Republican has
"Let US sing" ... --. .... ...
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No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE

THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by r. Wadsworth very simp.e and entire.
ly and by II disease &C any OF the internal vital
organs is in very few minutes detected with facility
and certainty, without asking the patient a question:
or having the least previous knowledge CT the case.
Among the diseases treated with perte su ccess are
SCRUFULa,
And all diseases of d Scrofulous origin: Ulcers, tn.
mors, Enlarged Gunds or Joints, nip Disease, Swe,-
led Neck or Goitre, Scrouous sore Eyes, Scald
Head, Eruptions On the face Other parts Cancer,
Fisula, Spinal diseases, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Impo.
tence Structure, st. Vitus Dance, Epiepsy, Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and Fever, Neuralgia
&c
All diseases peculiar to Females, and ali Chronic
Diseases of the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs, Heart,
guns.
Ih)Se suffering from Chronic Diseases, of any de-
scription, may be assured that their c ses will be
treated firly ami candidy, and they Will not b. en-
cCuraged to take medicine without core spending
prospect of benefit. DR.. w. has visited Cleveland
and other places in Ohio and New York, regularly,
for the last two years, and furnish patients with
aLy amour: of evidence in regard to his skill and
qualifications as physician. He will visit the above
places once in five or six weeks, for var, thus
giving those who consult him, opportunity to continue
till cured. Those ases which have been trea ed by
Others and pronounced Incurable, are requested to
call, ii Will cost you moth ng to have your exam
ined and eN planned.
Mark we'll the time and day, and call early.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Galvanism.
Any person sending correct statement of their
symptoms, and enclosing SIS, will have medicine,
adapted 10 their case, sufficient to last month, or
five weeks, sent them by Express.
Address II. w. WADSWORFH, M. D.
August "a, 1859. Batavia, NY.
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Aiministrnfor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to Eliza Eatin-
~ ger. - Eatingef her huspand, Mary Babb, John
Babb, William Dunbar, John Dunbar, RebeecA Putt,
- Putt her husband, George Dunbar, Sarah Dun
bar, manda Dunbar, David Dunbar, Jr., David Dun
bar, Sem. Eliza Moore, John Moore. Sarah Bick
John Bick, Peter White, Rachel White, Margar ct
White, Isaac Rhodenbaugh, Peter Rnodenbaugh.
William RboIeDbaugh, Eliza Humiston and James
Humiston, and to the other heirs, If any, Of Peter
Rhode baugh deceased, whose names or residences
unk nown, that the 10th day OF August, A d.
1859, ned petition In the Probate Court OF Portage
County, ohioi praying for the Sale Of twenty four
Peter Rhodenbaugh, deceased, died sezed, (subj CT
to the dover Of Peter RhOdenbaugh's widow situate
in Frank lin Township, Portage County, oho bound
ed and described as follows: Beginning at poet,
standing In tho south line OF Lot No. 3 10 cha nS
Of the southeast corner of Barber ClaTks land In said
lot, thence north degree weetl5 chains 80 links 10
post, thence north 87a degrees east chains and 81
links TO post, thence north degrees 3S minutes
IL chains and IS links to post, thence north 72 de-
grees east chains 81 links to pot thence south
degr IS east 81 chains and % links 10 a post the
south line of said Lot thence south S9 gTees 30 min
utes west 10 chains 42 links along the south line OF
said Lot to the place of beginning, to pay the debts
and administrators expenses of sad Peter Rhoden-
baugh's Estate. Said petition will be for hearing on
the l7th day of Septe mber, A. d. 1859.
JOHN RHODENBAUGH,
Administrator Of Peter odenbaugh, deceased.
STEAwDER 4 HART,
August II, ls59-4w. Atty's for Petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

John Trotter and wife,) In the Court of Common
Luther Johnson, etal. and State of oLio.
Petition for Partition.
UTHER JOHNSON, Thomas c. Ker-
IL edeue and Mary Keredgue. of Lake County, Ohio,
Harris Johnson and Laura ranerd, of Guy ahoga Co.,
Ohio, Francis Brown AMI Lucctta Brown, of Ienawa
Count, Michigan, Azel b. Parker and Hepsa +. Par
ker, of st. Joseph County, Michigan, Albert Plum,
Fanny Plum and Anthony P. Singetury, OF Portage
County, Ohio, hereby notified that the 10Th do
OF August, e59, John Trotter aud Harriet Troter his
wife filed 10 said Court their petition against them
nanding partition of the following real estate to wit
Fifty and hfty-eight hundredths acres situate
lot No. eleven in Streetsboro in said County, also
sixteen and ffy-eight one-hundredths situate in
lot No. ninety 10 Hudson, Summit County Ohio and
contiguous 10 the first piece, both of said pieces con-
tanning about sixty-seven aud one-fourh acres being
the real estate heretofore off to Anna johnson wild
ow of Daniel H. Johnson for her dover, and parcu
lary described in said petition, and in which deIend
ants re interested tenants in common and heirs
aintis claim two eights of said real estate and ask
In said petition for Partition thereof. The said de-
PENDANTS are required TO said petition 10y the
first da? of October next judgment will be tax en-
ror partition of said real estate and for COSTS and for
uch other order in the matter til plainiifs may
sesire MICHAEL STUART,
August IL, le59.-Cw. Attorney for Petitioners.
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Democratic County Ticket.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
EBENEZER RAWSON, Of Brimfeld.
WILLIAM L. HOLBROOK, of Manlua
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
ALPHONSO HART, of Ravenna.
TREASURER,
EDWARD KNAPP, OF Charlestown.
COMMISSIONER,
JAMES w. CLARK, of Streetsborough.
CORONER,
WILLIAM SUTTON, SR., OF Deertield.
SURVEYOR,
DEWITT C. GOODMAN, of Ravenna.
DIRECTOR CT 1NF1RMARY,
SAMUEL REDFIELD, of Ravenna.
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rThe Prince OF Wales--heir TO the
British Throne-is expected in the next
Cansdisn steamer on visit 70 Csnada.
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From the Hamilton Telegraph.
II Will Employ the BayOnet, So
Help me God :"

We present below the roof OF the cor.
rectness OF our statement in regard TO the
declaration made by Mr.. Dennison, at the
Middletown Encampment. We have only
to add for the benefit of the Cincinnati Ga
zetLe and others that have questioned the
truth of our report, that we can easily get
FIVE hundred Of the best men in Butler coun.
ty (of both political parties) to vouch for
the veracity and respectabiIity of the gen.
tleman whose names are appended to the
subjoined Sffidavits:
Stale of Ohio, Butler County, SIS.
Before me, the subscriber, q Notary Pub
lie 10 and for the county and State afore.
said, personally came Elias Webster, a res.
ident of Butler county, Ohio, who deposes,
and says that on the - duy July, 1859, Wis.
tied the Guthrie Gray Encampment, near
Middletown, in said county of Butler, and
while there was Introduced to the Hon.
Dennison, the Republican candidate for
Governor, and while in conversation with
me on the subject Of the Fugitive slave Law,
he made use Of the following language
"If am elected Governor of Ohio-and
I expect to bel will not let any fugitive
be returned to Kentucky, or any other slav
State, and if cannot prevent it in any 9th.
er way, as Commander-n chief of The mil.
i,ary of the State, l will employ the bay.
onet, so help me God ="
Further affiant saith not.
ELIAS WEBSTER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, on
this Oath d.y Of August, A. D. 1859.
[sEAL. STEPHEN CRANE,
Notary Public, Butler county, o.
State Of Ohio Butler county:
Before me, the subscriber, a Notary Pub.
lie in and for the county and State sforesaid,
personally came John V. 8. Snkey and
Taylor Webster, residents of Butler county,
Ohio, who depose and say that they visited
the enc ampment Of the Guthrie Grays, near
MiddIetown, Butler county, Ohio, and were
present during the conversation between
the Hon. William Dennison and Elias Web.
ster, and heard Mr.. Dennison use the Ian.
guage above stated.
Further atlantis saith not.
JOHN V. 8. SINEEY,
TAYLOR WEBSTER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, on this
Oath day Of August, A. ID. 1859.
SEAL. STEPHEN CRANE,
-- Notary Public, Butler county, q.
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0T the number Of visitors this season
to Saratoga has been IS 900.
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STATE SENATOR,
ALVA UDALL, Of Portage county.
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Democratic District Ticket.
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Democratic County Ticket.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

lated for the north western States; !
comprehensive sketch Of tho civil history
of the Territory and State: a complete
list Of State and Territorial officers and
members oflthe 'ddntral Assembly from
1883 to the prescnt;a reliable list Of
Post Offices and Postmastcrs tabular
votes of the last three State elections and
the last Congressional and Judicial cleo.
tions. the party platforms. State and Ma.
tional, 1852 to, 1922 . complete list. Of
newspapers and periodicals in tho State
with names Of publishers; The county
officers Of every organized county the
last Census Returns and valuation, ar
ranged by counties and host Of in.
formation Of local and general char
racter. calculated to render The work
useful for reference"
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i
from all.parts Of the Union to citisens Of
Kansaa,Fhayea meaning and Significance
not to BE lhistaken." 'sa~s.. s.- IA
| 0ccr todhMdrca licss sacral rsd 81
Kansas, according to the must lat hsL ~
information The Harper's Fsrryaffair
resulted in the killing Of only about a
dozen persons. The four persons not
connected With them lost their rlives-
Yet iiarpcr's Ferryis m.gnitied to 4
mountain,and Kansas appears as a mole
hill to the eyes Of those who are on the
lockout for treason and lawlessness orig
mating in the North Now, lot as see
! what wan done with those .in.tigasiag
and pefpetra;ine.the violentands bloody
proceedings in Kassas. The history of
that Territory is not simply history Of
outrage and wrong. It is history of
executive combinations with fHlawlcss
ruffians and cold -b|oodcd murlerers. 1t
reveals these facts:
| IS w. Clark murdered nan named
Barbar, BY shooting him in the back -
For this practical illustration ofme aern
Democracy, lie was made aPurser in the
Navy!
"James Gardner, who co operated with
/ Clark in the murder CT Barber. was
appointed Postmaster eff Lawrence
One Jores headed the mob which
sacked Lawrance. He was paid off by
bei.g given lucrative office in New
Mexico. @ ~
Frederick Emery, one ofthe murder.
ers Of Phillips, at Leavenworth, was
compensated BY the appointment of Re-
ceivcr Of The Land Ct1icc at Ogden!
| J. $. Murphy, who helped in tie
assassination Of Phillips, and who was
VIGOROUSLY one Of the gang BY whom
Hops was scalpea, was made agent for
the Pot:awottomic Indians. !!
Ausn E'ho:e' VINO maof efservirg
cliof' 70 assass'na'e .. H. haSi' WIS oie-
ss'ea % me ounce OF =. ?, Distiic'
'uase
/ 'asse'' 9 "aaa,e furnished teams ana
PROVISIONS 70 'h' Do'uer humans MO
F'n''aea n''sas' snu se'Aeu INC oai'o'
| Loyac IN TO-, Eor @b;s ,Io,. b,,o Iooo
oeAes :" io'o' ioi ''iis 'hey nave zee"
gwen 'H:h'ehse contracts y ne uosefh-
men .ea
o''iss 'ssiss'l - ana ul man! nave aeeh
'l4s f.ti 'eh's ~ executive 'a'of' 'on
''as' 49, :. III '''s'a'ce,' ~ a'a'i''ho's
at FIarper's Ferry By the Republican and
say which pa.ty has done tho mos. to
encourage violence.
We do not desire TO see Brown ana
hes associates escape The punishment
they deserve merely because other viol.,
! tors ofiaw and order were retarded by a
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

1G It is very strange that persons
suffering from diseases pertaining to =
deranged state Of the Liver, will not,
when all remedies fail, just try one bot.
tie Of SANFoRD's INvIGoRAToR, or Liv-
er Remedy the cure is certain. I'm.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

Cartinas and his bands Of outlaws con-
tinuc to range the borders Of Texas with
fire and sword. On the Goth ult.. he
defeated 100 men with q canntr and how
itzer.
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tons. Threatening with FIRE and sword.
On the Goth ult., thirty men entered
the the city and fred ono round. They
were dispersed BY the ~ :.i|leary md /,
fed: sasSss'sN SIS '' s.ssa !.
On the cath ono hundred and twenty
men, with cannon and a howitxer, march,
ed against Cortinas, and drove the guard
from his house. They .xo&e su,puissd '
By sa a~,ssssade,-~aad. -last. the CANNON
and hovitseF, sgd ,yeFs fnn9l|lsyxensi.lN
defeated With four woundtdM done NM
ed, Costinas lost two killed.
He afteryards sen. letter detndSafayt
Of the citizens Of Brownsville sbiien.
der Of the Sheriff and others, to save tho
destruction of the town, Az, l. NJ
A general panic was 1t Brownsville.
The city was harricadsd,,a pd treoches
were dug. An attack vas hourly expec-
ted. f.,4s@sa iav4pss.lp 49,. ii
1t was reported after ths tatiak Or.
Brownsville, Cortinss will attack Bra
-. tTsst $50 aafgfsi Tssv sssfs
,1as. sga es9aSeas tf.g
The Mayor Of Brownsville yhaa appeal
ed to the Mayor ofNow Orleans fot one
hundred men, as tho citizens were .wern !,
out and tho Rangers have not arrives
rom Mexico. & s5.tsas..t.ssvEa 60 -.
Sixty felons were released from prise
on at Victoria and has Joined the guSfsr
ills band ana dcvastatin gsths .country.dst
The n. 7. nsrau ' IS nov the Tss -orvn
gan and defender Of the ADMINISTRATION.
When Mr., Buchanan as running for. ].
the pre.idency, sha+ pnpssscz p.eJscds issa
opinion Of him in-'gkese words;
( james buchanan is is an. old doia, dan,
miserable, eabhng cid gras.
~, who has lost his 1mipd,aqd bis mem mem.
Dry. and who is consequently su.terly,
unfit for the important duties Of the Prsr.
idency' A.s IT,
MkSLiSD ELxcrlox.-fKs Demo-
Gratis rather got the ha1t Of i in the Ire
election in ~ majori,ies
in hoth'brsnqhsst Of .ha .lsgislat Qre114in
the House, and ain the Senate.
"A man in kalanazoo is training anek
to trot. on the race coufses,. the elkshsHs
alrca,lytrottod agaiast.s.a horse .for.-a
purse Of seven hundreds ollars, winsins
tho priaevby a long disstanacA 800. a'.s''s =
y. - $3.50 1--.->..- s----e--s ssss.sesss
Among the late news from England
we havetthat the Royal Charter .wssl,st
in gale pear tas British Isles, with 400
passe ngers and, $500, 900, $500.
fsfsaI / sAa---@S-----l-, tss.rsTf
The Deiinlldcsffssy Of Bo.to. bsv~el-osea
Two sets of. delegat<s to: the chaslcston,
Conyentions re- 'sa@.e4 etsssea stssrs IA,
/ .saS+@ n.
Senator Douglas is reported dangerously i'll
y Yasldngtons with lyons fever, Yana
N5Aa e.ss1if. -<ss-> - Ill IsssN
See advertisements o1nvasscrs wanted"
.AS ~ tHst ss.gsaasan
p Spain IS making great preparations
for war with Morocco. -. e ..e.s
~ ~ ~ wuy = - ~ ~ -.
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! !. : - - I z a. : n EaWN.Ff
Richmnnd Va. Nov N

l i go. Risslh9no02aa,. y.a> Nfosy;17.
4. t. is ascertainesdl, that u.ooder, the avs
Of Virginia the. Go'yyernor cannot pardon
apersqs convicted OF. treason sIR. ,to, the
,componwealth, except with the \. consent
Of the General Assembly, de- declared ig 4. BY
joint resolution. This rids Wis. of all
responsibility IN the matter. W he The
Legislature will DO i. not known
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

or Excha nses REPORT great TUsscs " prai.
RE ftss, III vArious parte of NE Ststesi The
total amount of propaty slsitOyeawin ssoh
ably foot mp over 100000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

n9r The preliminary survey Of the
st. Louis, Iowa and St. Paul Railroad
has been completed. The estimated cost
Of its construction, cannot be given un
til the survey rs have had time 70 make
their estimates from the survey. We
are Informed however that the route is
encouraging and will allow Of the con
struction Of q road as cheap as any in
the State. We are kindly promised a
more extended notice Of this road al d
the country thro ugh. which itppasscs, for
our next issue, by @. w. Irish, who was
engaged il running the limo.