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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28

VILLAGE ELEcTIoN.-The officers to be
chosen at the election on Monday next, for
Ravenna Village, are as follows: Mayor,
Recorder, Treasurer, Marshal, FIVE Trustees,
Street Commissioner, and three Trustees for
the special Road District composed of the
incorporated Village Of Ravenna.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28
PORTAGE SENTINEL
Notice..

The Democratic electors Of RaVenna
township are requested to meet at the Office
of the PORTAGE SENTINEL, on Saturday eusn.
ino, the 3lst inst, for the purpose of nom.
mating Township Ticket to be supported
q, the ensuing election.
JAMES w. SOMERvILLE,
Com. Of Ravenna Township.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28

MEDICAL NoTIcE.-Dr. DELLEEBAuGH will
be in attendance at the Collins House, Ra.
VIENNA, April I'd.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28
MARRIED,

At the house OF Mr.. H. L. Miller, on the
the 25th, by Rev. C. c. FoOte, Mr.. GRANT
T. GOODMAN and Mrs. ETHALINDA POWELL,
both of this place.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28

THE PLACE to have your PrescrIptjopS !
J. properly prepared is at sWIRTiSr
Sept. 81, feW... pHH.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28

Everything any Lady or Gentleman can want for
Spring wear will be found at very low price at
II. J.. DAYS,
March o8, 1860, No, Phoenix Block,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28

mummy"
Improved 1859, with new and extra large Flues.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is the only true Economist among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE
Operates to perfection with BituminOus Coal.
THE STEWART STOVE
THE STEWART STOVE
Does all sorts of Cooking at the same trle and give:
you also plenty of hot water, aud warming closet
''-'N' N''' THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge ofa veteran inventor
THE STEWART STOVE
Bakes perfestly on top and in oven, and roasts In
THE STEWART STOVE
Will do twice the work oflany other stove with the
THE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without imparting
the favor Of one to the other,
THE STEWART STOVE
Will last twenty years. Many are in use that
were purchased fifteen and twenty years ago. AL
though costing at rst it is in The end cheaper
than any Common stove: ,rorr
Is the article suited to every famJ1t will aid in pro
noting luxury with economy. While it will be found
invaluable servant in the houses of the wealthy II
will also prove a Good Samaritan in securing comfort
aud happiness 10 the families of the poor. 70 those
in moderate circumstances it makes itself indispensi
BILE by its labor saving and economical qualities.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and may then be re-
turRed,-so you run po kind of risk in trying it.
"A. w. BECKLEY,
Sole Agent for Portage County.
Small descriptive Phamplets sent by Mail, without
charge,
The PRIDE OF THE WEST, EMPIRE STATE,
KANSAS and several other patterns Of Diving Fiue
kept constantly GA hand.
l have the best assortment Of ELEVATED OVENS
in Northern Ohio.
The PRESIDENT is the best farmers stove in OK
stence, being of the latest patterns and made
very heavy and durable. The dampers are arranged
that the heat passes directly out of the pipe when
not baking, which is great convenience in warm
weather.
The KING, EMPEROR, SUMMIT, UNION and
QUEEN are all patterns which have established
large and enviable reputation wherever used
Cast Iron Pumps, Plows, Points,
and general assortment of
Housekeeping Articles,
always on hand.
and Japanned
Tinwarez
kept constantly.
Dairymen will consult their interests by examin-
ing those
CHEE S 9 WATTS,
which have given the best satisfaction to all usng
them,
FAVE TROUGHING
and all kinds of Jobbing will receive prompt atten
ton.
Old Iron, Rags, Brass, Copper and Pewter received
in exchange. -
A. w. BECKLEY,
South Side Main Street, opposite Phillips Furniture
Rooms.
Ravenna, January 25, lsGO-ly
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28
RAVENNA MAkKET-MARcH %.

DIRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN wHITTLEsEY, RAvENNA
SUMMIT MILL,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28

v ARNISEES of superior quality. Brush
es, great variety. Lnseed Oil, Tanners OH.
Coal Oil, Carbon Oil and Lard Oil at
August II 1850. SwIFT,S.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-28

SILK AND MERINO WRAPPERS.
SILK AND MERINO WRAPPERS.
SILK AND MERINO WRAPPERS.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

q Aassss -Aj.ps.age Who arrived
inrtl'is ri.y on he Atchison Stage yes-
serdsy afternoon. was arrested last
night. for lpsssiag coue,srf@it paper
money Ths sosss, purporsed to Le
ihose Of the " Wersen Bsak. South Dan.
vers. Mass. ! They are neatly exscused
bat aos likely 70 deceive thoss who
handle paper woaey. lie had succesd.
I'd ia :'shovinS the quees''' in saall
amounts upon Mr. Gordon. grecer; Nr,
0ahey grocer: g. n Lee. sroeer. and
~ The Planters bar O6irssg Spaald.
ing goe oa his traek,eaut alter quite !
Z s5eag and spiFi,sd chase ovsrhsulssl
Aimsin she r~sr ,0f Deylq's een-piu slley,
% Shawnsa ptseet. He was lacked ~
in jaiL and lskep befpre The Recorder
ehit hossings who Ps'Posed his hear.
ing until tp-morrow.-Lsas, hspsirA.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

Gopxr's LApy's Boox.-fhe Sep.
tember sumbsr Of this queen Of the
Ladies' 1onthlies has been received.
0odey's atands ~ The head Of the fash.
ionabls Magazines Of America-unri
vailed. unsurpassed. in fact. unequa'cd.
by any other ladies' literary periodical.
l's steel engravings and colored fashion
plates are superb. For ladies it is q
handbook Of instruction in every de.
parlmens Of dres'-naking. Ornamental
toilet o. needle work. and every one
should have copy off. LA Cooley.
Philadelphia. Pc. % Z year.in advance.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

3 from figures 7whirh wsi obtaieed
from the msrchants ihemsslvssJ Va
state that the busiaess Of Leaveluorth
hes incrsassd.i the present s<ason. more
Than ess.thira over that Of any oster
s~ason aiuce her brginnisg. She nov
commands the snsise osrsdo Of Kansas,
wess Of 0ssswa,omis. south % the
b,sndsEy. sod North 70 Mssysvills;
end also yearly I'll of shs trade of Plies
Peak. Oar Wholesale grocasy mer
chants viii not sell lees thss eas and .
half milli0s Of mssehaadiss this season: :
end shs trade "f every oshes dsparsmess
viii b. in proporsi"s.a Jesrs,A = Cart.
wright. frsighaers. have; transported
$50 900 lbs Of freighe to Desvss ard
CAlovsdv since the beginaing isf the
sessOn: and before is elose thsse fiy-
urss will amoass to about 5000. 600.
B~sides shis frm. ihssv asv aunrroas
iadividuak Who have brss engaged in
the same bssisess whieh will.susll the
anssat { ssoidssably y.--ZsssssseosAs
hsps1ussgbDi 10 iiisa91is lgaoas .Igs
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| private letter from. Wiecoo.i

a private letter from. Wisconsin,
from one Who has madsaxtensivs %.
servat;oas assuses ~ that ihs whea.
crop cf that STATE tsrns est even bettsr
than ~ estimate. Tho crop Of that
State viii not hll one kernel short Of
50, ,O00. 900 bushels. We believe The
largest crop ever before harvested in
the State sss nos yalsed 40 high ~ that
Of 1880. which is sow nearly secured
IN excellent eobdiriW.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

% AaxAssAs Elsoriox,-The. Mem.
Phis Asats.eAs says sha, the h:spsnsws
from Li.,Is Rock infotms 20 Of the elec-
iioa Of Henry n. Rector. Independent
Oemoerat - Governor. the ys-sleciion
ef the Hos. Tkos. c. Hiudmap, Dem.
ecras ~ copgvsss from the northern
district. asd Mr. 0aass. pensocsat. in
the sDutheFn distsirt ob AN .lef ,thess
geatlemsa arr sianpeh friends Of Bs~ck.
iasidgs and Lsns.-&. Losis R.lleiia.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29
6.''a's!r'al gs,'!ll'p,'s.


On 0snday norning last, ai about.
o'cI'ek. 6adhes we're discovered burst.
ing from the bailding on the corner ol
cSunsrcial and Sixth s,rssss. occupied
- = grocery house by B. F,livinxs,ou
/ c.. The alarm Va. insaeptly sound.
ID AID large aumbsrs we're s5on on the
gresad. but nothing could Be done 10
saysi the bouss. which vas = two story
fmme and burned very rspilly. In les.
ihan Ten ,nina,es after. the alarm was
given j. MAS = heap VI smoIdsriny ruin !. |,
NJ Wilson. the clerk. vas vle~piny in
The sters. aud whrn awakened .he raou,
was, fllsd with, smoke. and il was with
some difficulty thai hs escaped. ~ ne
vas almost sufFoes;ed. The Lumber
iysrd Of Aessrs. Bowman 4 Wright,
dirse.H opposi,e, Was in much danger,
- was also the Planters House on The
ogpesiis corner Of tho street, but laek-
ily there Vas no wind and both we,e
ssyed. -sd -. :" ''a '''
The 6rs vas communicated from the
basssnsnt, aud was undoubtedly the
work ofaa ineendisry. When TIE firs,
alarm vss given the night police ran
toward ~, burning bnldiny. and in
passing the eefnsr Of Fourth and Com.
aercial street. discovered : Gre just
hr.akisg ou. il the slisvinys under aa
Old sasPes:es chop that s'.ods therr.--
Mr. Seots. the Captain cf the Police.
csvlsd asdsr. and With great di@cul'y
ssccesded in extinggu;shing the 6rs. by
hauling the barning shaving isto the
!sre.t HE h.ads we're badly burned,
bot hsd y soe oesa .or h's timely DIS
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Tssrs Psasons Kl,lxp.-At = Fa;,

TsaEs PEasoxs Klslsp.-At Fair
held ae Longs Corners. 10 s0ssesses
Co. about Ten days ego. ahorss assaeh-
edo . bsgyysSot isiShestsd and rua
away. Three women and child were
in No wsgoa. sho wseall thvesa opt.
and The women were % severely Sininr.
<ssp pr.hat htheyl have since died The
child was thrown out Of The buggy and
over fence. but was onlv sliYhily in.
Jared. Rockestes Erprsss. YsIl or;f
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29
MDWxuDIuC4 AM nxU1RAI,
Z - '''.S TTY.any4i3 ast "a

There ia vids di6srsnss betvses
thsss swe.asd yss IL one Is sons,imss
mistaksu lorshe eshsr: especially is thi.
the case viih nsvspapsr which take.
- psrs in ps,s pesisies o. e.poas.s %
sso1nssss essss. sqDis 'as rs.i,ses
Independence is lifs: neutrality ID
stagnatiou. which Il the next door 70
des,b. Independence J. outspotea.
inesssslisysis dumb. ladepsadenes -
Of shs ssaseulias gssdee. pcnipativs
cass /: ssatsaiAy il oe TIE ssstral gss-
der. nothing. ..s' h91sf
- We ere Isdependeas. ''sIivs and 20
tive" " and nsvsr expect 70 b Hsutsas.
These ass ~ The tioss fos neutralis
". whss tbs world sees By steam
and thssghs aad ssss b. lightning. As|
is far behind tlas ses Who csa II dosn|
Nd pst HE dssser bstvssa bis teeth
ND 60 throsgh shs spssAt;os tsssa as
''sseiips u Ssgpis." fa9da = j
Bat iadspeadeecs = not Ss,sisily.
,os Is Il shs sspospi Of the deetrises|
Il aayPsrty, ssct e clique. :.bas ssshsrl
he revssse. sfe ss' IS
The isdscesdsnt josrsalist doss not
ssl ths aeeessisy Of exessieg The faslts
{ ~ ipdittlaal for Tie "good of shsl
arty::'' nor q palliasisg the crines of
hypeeriss for iesr ''osr church viii
. disgrsesd." He has soshiag At shs|
ind to ,raumel him. and Il true 10 HE
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

oa a FAliskB N AsASAsA.--Ths CLAY,
ton Ala. J Bssssv says thAs , portion
Of the citizens in the )esss part of Bar.
bour county are suffering lOr bssad.-
They have declared their iaisnsiou Of
taking the msans Of ssbsistsaoe By force
Of arns. from those Who have ssppliss.
il their wants are not attended %.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

z Wh1s 3sis4n q sQuiudaro III.
Bartsl, pas yusuikiag froo that 6vn "a
his helse. ySserday nosniag. r waa
attracted by : uoiss insoms as69s6sush
which bordsssd the road. and upoa sx-
amisatioa found . free blaek man viii
his hands tied and his hsad and fses
covered With blood: upsn beiag quss.
tioned, be stated that whiss alkn CALI
sdnupoa him il Tie city-engagsd bin
SeASronpany bin little way into the
country. TO ride hack . horse that be
vas s6ost psfehasing. The segro &C.
eosdinxly went with the thisl. til thsy
rsaehsda . Building. vhen b vas sisick-
en- ssnsslsss By : slung ahot. ID the
hands Of his eempanion. His hands
were thsn tied. and the villas. vho
the negpo says vss at the eorler. called
70 IN aesooplise, Who joiasd tksm with
. carriage. into yhish he was thruss
and then drives towards Kasas City.
The 6rafkhs tksg ssegH,sd II vas
nesr Nr. Forsyth's. where tbey were
joined By two men Who gave then al !
'eetisnsse proceed 10 Kansas Guy. and
call upon . veil knevn eitisea there,
who .would iahs lie negro of sbsir
hsnds. and pay them br sheir ssosbs.
They vent. bat not finding the man.
returned to within ! short distance Of
Qnindaro. thea tied he poor fellows
hands behind him, aud fassesed hin
with cords 10 : tree. from which he sss
capped. and uas shrs found naiisg his
way homsvards~@kses- 1snes. -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

All efforts 70 Eaiss the Aslaplic eable
have been abandoned = imprastieabe
Iss ftantursd eondiiiog win prevent sim.
liar investments. and The only way ol
getting connection with Europe viii
3 by Bshiag's Straits and through
Russian Siberis. -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

RArl RoAD CoxvExsiox.-liave our
peopls forgotten that there will = a
general Railrosd Convention held At
Topeka in October n.xs! Do you feel
NO interest IN the railroad Dovements
10 Kansas! From the li.tle sha. is
said and don. BY he ci,isen. Of ost..
looss IN seiatian1shercto. il would seem
thss you have either forgos.en it. OF do
not care farthing for the things that
tend to yosr nateriaI interests. Awake
frsa yoss lesharyy and tats come steps
70 sseuss the roads you eaghs 10 hare.
ind which. With proper measures. you
can secure. pa aif - e
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

" HAnn CAaR-A efoPV kna pnronf.
y bee. .o'd ess el...e.es;:.;e ss;ei Der.
4 xS,s;;. - .s.. 80 ..h.,S c...;: -. =. 49,. -.
n.I. ~ G.mh.,i.,d -, - = :.
H;. .;.,sr ~ AZ tool h;.. - t..t
.rr.;v,sd -. d;..;nsi-d cs.d.e, ~
..;i ~ vc.a, ns,e, :. ;.ss,~.:..,.i ~
u Il. Hs sss.r.d her Il sh.t .ti. ,hs .o,s, -,
=. isa ..sss.. .esso 70 !. s.esss q s01pss
vher.is s-.ii l.;d -. - !" ..,,..;.. 80.
.hs .urrosndisr poos: and a 70 cps;ioes s
ber Of ,he tirtS of- ts;s .,.s-r.s.s ~ u 4.
n,ooo..S a. - % ~. -, 4 a. A.. r.. = ;...'. =
Il. .orl. r.. h.d = ~. -. ' -"
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

LADY FaAsEttx IN Nsw Yoas.-
This noble hearted woman artived in
New York On Saturday. on board the
steamer Adviatic. Lady Fmnklin i
The gues; cf Henry 0rinsell. Esq.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

WAsArxsEE CouRrY.-We learn BY
Mr. Allen OF Wab~unsse. that the peo-
pie Of that section have been iavosvd By
very iine rains. within the past fss
days. bringing brward the buckwhsa'
and corn. % they sill doubilsss ltavs .
fall crop cf the former asd sifall half
crop ot the latter. OF poissces. there
wiIlbe sboutA half crop. SIsls Record.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

William II. Middaugh. Sheriff ii
Arrapshoe county. arrived In this city
yesterday sfterntoh, havidg in bi. Gus.
tody. Jas. A. Gordon, 4 nGiorious indi.
,vidual. Who has Been guilty Of numer-
ous crimes IL fhe vicinity Of D~nver
City, and abou. whom The press Of that
region have had 50 much to sxy.
Il viii bs remembered that. on the
s7th Of June last. he instan,ly killed r.
Gan,s. formerly Of this city, by shoot.
ing him through the head. A ilw days
prior 70 tha. time lie had shot another
yqurs man. whose hame we have stsr.
gotten. It i ihouxky the wound win
prove mortal. if'the nan Il not already
dead. f. - "':s : 'si9ee'i
The peopl. Of Denver City. having
taken the punishment Of such despef.
ADDE'S in their own, hands. Gordon Aed.
closely pursued bv ten men. At Lup.
tons Fort be wss hemned in. and only
escaped By running the gauntlet of III.
pursuers. in the face Of almost certain
dssth. sb,,. .'I'.1'i' l., -f2
On the 9Th inst. Sheriff Middaugh
intercepted some letters writien BY
Gordon. under the assumed name ol
Jennings. bssrin2 dsts the eth ult..
and written from B.nt's Fort. to nc.
compIiess At Denvsr City. ZOO 2
Having gained some other in,elli.
gence. to the effect that Gordon had
been seen in company with other men.
. team Of mules and wagon. tSaveling
sou.hward through the Cherokee M.
lion. the Sheriff. on the 7.h inst. starr.
ed in pursuit. He learned. while on
the route, that Gordon had exchanged
h;s ,A... .nd -. travelling slnn. viii,
. single mule. He also learned tha. the
prisoner had had one animal shot under
lin. and also > couple Of bullet holes
fired through his hat. as he afterwards
learned By his (ths Shsri6's deputies.
Having thus found the trail Of the
desperado. Sheriff Midd.ugh pushed
on in pursuit. and finally captursd him
near Humboldt. Allen county, within
the Cherokee Nation. on Thursday last.
The Slierif. with his charge heavily
ironed. arrived in this city yesterday.
The latter was arraigned before Judge
Petsit. and, the preliminary bearing
posiponed four weeks. Ia order 10 allow
both the prisoner and The oovernmen,
an nnunrfu nsfv s,f v,.c~,vsu., .;soA.~.e
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-08-29

The &. Louis Dandsrs gives ~
following - the palisisal aspessaef NE
sext Lsgislssurs.s Ten coaneiss ret
to. hear isom, wh;shsWin noe nush alter
the relative result: 70. viii hlso
= Repsblissns. -: Doaghs Denscr.ls.
%: Drsckisrdss Deaosssss. -: Bsll
and Everett, -. .pgml 10 sa5asgaid
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10 h1tn Dat<la-49 Indians Slain

10 hAtn Dat&las-99 Inaians Glain.
& (Froa The ST. Joe. Gsse.s,.l
The r6oy Express. which left San
Gnncisce On The evening Of the oh,
arrived in this city last evening, two
days behind time. By the following
noss 70 the agent here. NJ. Frank Guck-
srt, from the Pony Agent at Salt Lake,
It will be seen that tive nAors Indian
fights have occurred.
SALT LAEE Clfg. Aue. ~. 1890.
/. Tbis IxptssS ~ deaai6ed 81 a.Io-
dian 6ght at Egan's Canon. between
Lieut.. Perkins command and Ben
noek's. Seventeen Indians were killed
and three soldiers hdlysweundsds 4
6ghf also occurred n Shsil Greek BE-.
swses the mail employsss and the Rah
Utah Indians, in which Eve indiana
were killed. % A. B. Nli1xi.
= Indian War IN l1ev NGzies. q
i'"e lupEPINDsxcE, No. Aug. %.
The New Mexican Nail. which dates
70 the 9Th inst arrived this evening.
There Is great excitement 10 Santa Fs.
The Navajo Indians made an atlack
upon little settlement elsyen niles Be.
low, killed two men aud drove of Ill
the stock. a~iss'1g
There were only eleven soldiers 10
Santa Fe. and they were sens ID par.
suit Of the indians in Z wagon! -
A party Of citizens went out and
overlook the Indians .nd recovered The
stock. but had to 6gbt 6or Il. and owing
10 the cowardiee OF the Mexicans, ,hsee
of The party were killed sud 6ve w0and-
ed. two Of whom have since died. One
Of shrm Was Christian Velsxn. . hivlay
respectable ci,isen-a cabiues maker b
trade. He. With his own haod, brought
down Eve ofthe red devils. 5i,s0i
The Indian loss vas shifttes killed.
and, several wounded. They 'fvuyht
entirely with srrovs. and oaly retreat.
ed when their arfovy" gave out. HID
the entire party taken par, ID the lght.
not . man would have been killed or
. sita E4ai s'aH
The conductor Of the mail states that
there 10 = report that Nr. Bent had been
murdered BY the Indians q his Fost.
bat that he does not plaee much Ssli.
snce on it. No Indians were sesn on
The toute. Grass and vsser very
scarce. la ss'ls 9iie aialigal
lsSPv3 H-v..,,Sy x.,rgis llsil I
nesd 9Ns Yo.- ~
~ 1 .o,or.d r.. $500 w.,
k;llrd last n;vht Al m. eorre, ef No,,h
ma III AvsDn.. R,.osi,n' :, !. n rs.ro
,.m.d sI,.,~ooJ K;dd s-fss
TO .c.,.nv.rs v.,. ..6n..s.6 :,
y.ul, in Roo.svel. .,rsst ~ s;Ghf. :
n, !. ,.nor,ed ia, Thne K.nv : 80.
r;ct Il s,ny SIM. murdered a.. a ~.
csIlov CONVICT. cn S.,nrd.v H., hr
..sbb;nv him with I mi. KsiIv ~
,eot 10 the Sac nr;.on for tx.n,v
80 f. month. ..o n. h.,~,.,r
nj I,o.,, - =. . 80 i..r.,.,. ..n:,:.
.c,.r 'ss'lsa 17frft
n. de,t;n.t;on ~ n. f,;c... Su..
uuehsnna i ehanosd from ,bs Ned;,.r.
."..n 70 .he Oil u NsA;cv, supp..sa
% b. after Walker.
Convicts Resaped.
Jxyrxssox CIR. Aug. II. i
While the convicts were !, work on
The espi.ol grounds. Yesterday, three
nf the;r nnmb..r concealed th.mselv.s
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NovExssr o. TaooPs.-TlIe garrison
Of Fost Ksarn%y. having been greatly
reduced By the strong detachiasns sent
70 the Pashsy reserve q qusIl The In.
dian distprb bances. il immediatsly 70 b
strengthened by the svsilabls Infantry
recruits nov Il Jeffrson Barracks.
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81 Col. Frrmout y crushing abest 9ool
tuns Of qasr's soet daily N CAkleEsis, y
which yislds kam. IN N sveynge, a.ses1
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4 II snsts y &hlss a11 ISsas1seaA rscsss
n Blb,ss - ssAss& 1soseasa4 6:ey
lsmiiy nlsaee ees lssls eiss sss.is - -
- ~ ~ q - - - agg q
sss;s:y: s !: :I..s = ss,dsSs..Ss.
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6aoT nueslv A0csDBsfAlsS.-A
y,ung nah. whose sans 1~sI did noi
ieAt1. md swho was v. his wsy 70 Iowa,
accidentally shes hinssH 10 tas bsssst,
st Harsus' ssAeioss ~ 0ilsssWest ol
here % Friday. He wss anloadias his
wagoa. and Va b the act Of palling his
ri0s OF By DE ontssls, vhsn shs ham
mst caught % ssnsshing. aud the ride
explodsd. seiding The ballshsough his
breass as ons side. He vas ee.veyed
so6t. Joseph; whess. vs usde,s,and,
~ hss sinSe dled.s-nuaipass Poa.
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calling. vill expass wherevsr there is
wroog. ptsise wters It is due: afaid for
the right md bat(le tks wrong. regard.
lees Of Who may Ss hit or what pet no
tioa may suffer from . too powerful
radiation Of The light.
A faithful editor should be . terro.
to them that do evil. and praise 70
such u. do velli This i, what We
wish 70 do. 48ssE9 lh Z
Bat our mouth is closed on no sub-
ject: our pen restrained BY no organi.
satioa. 10 u. We shall speak Of What
We judge best. cay what seems to be
eallsd for: ne the sealpel where,it i
needed. and endeavor 70 clarity and not
ssagna.e The atnosphers in which our
lightning and ''thunder" shall circulate.
Don't expect ss to Be Of the neateF
ReSdsr-~e don't clsss shat usy.a
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A FARM oft TO- = e.rxs hsp'sed sGsss vitA
u ODod estt end ts.ege. rDss T. go ~ y
sa:'svhas i9lso.sd - : saaaed sissis &.
o'sD Of 0-taiesss. ~! Vsrsss deHst - -
ls3ses wil p)rees IN spso1 &. Lusls6. ss -
Dsssss 6rsss. Os&hlsosss aai,sssf., o.6
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POLITICS.

ftlfft-I
The papers are filed with politics to
the exclusion Of almost every. thing
else. Il i difficult 70 end sufficient
-miscellsoeous matter 70 make up .
paper. This Is one Of the quadromisl
yisita,ions with which our people are
allic,sd aud which appear 70 BE- = kind
OF necessary evil. to clear up The polis-
zeal atmosphere. We have the conso-
1s.ioa Of knowing that it IS noe 'litely
10 last long: and. IN the mean dine, j.
d quite refreshing % get hold Of Z good
Journal thst sis free from tho general
cpntagion.. tig'l'i ''il.es .seiffao9 .
We design 70 make the hdsptsdesi
- readable a. possible during the pres
ideutial canvass. aad shall soon an.
nousee . bsillisns new feature for the
long evenings Of kll and winter. 'an
- f
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iGog. NspAfI shse bee, ia iovn dsr.
ing ths Pass Rssk. Ths Governor he's
.Psrshapsd The bpihiag lesassly ecau.
ped hy Gov. Raasoa. sad viii bring
his fspily here p reside, u shs eouses
of . lew nonths.--H. SEED DIN.