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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-01-09

SAMUEL RODGERS ESTATE.-No-
~ tce is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified Executor on the estate OF
Samuel Rodgers late Of Portage county, deceased -
Dated At Deeraeld this cath day Of December A. D.,
1860. JOHN R. ARTHURS,
Janp.rv O. Is61-3w Executor.
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LOOK AT THIS !!

no clear out for the Spring Trade, am
i now selling, (Jan. 9th, 1861 $3.50 1ne winter
style Black Silk Hats for S3,75; S40O ditto for
Fine Cashmere Hats for $500. Mems and toys
Soft Hate for rs cents and upwards.
ID. NJ. S0MERVILLE,
Jan, 0, l66I-3w. tDemocrat" Building, Raw.
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MARGARET HUGHES ESTATE
Il Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and 9lalned Adni1i;trator on the
county Of Portage, Ohio, deceased. Dated at Pal
myra, this 1st day Of January, A. D., 1881.
January 0, Ie6i-3W% DAVID JOHNS, Admir-.
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W. WARDS ADVERTISEMENT
NOV 1880
W N. WARD !!
D R F. s 8 G o o D g!

consisting in part Of pslermos plain and printed CO.
burgs plain aad printed cashmeses, plain and print
ed delainss, thbets, parametias plain and figured,
chena mohair opera dslaine notified morslla, piain
and printed Froneh merino, Olivia stripe, emorois
derol nadoanas, e.c., etc. au
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND Personal.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
TIME TABLE

Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
TIME TABLE
COMMENCING MoSDAr, NOvExsrE 20, 1850.
Trains leave Ravenna as follows;
GOING NORTH.
Mail, e.lsA.M. Arrive at Cleveland, 80 A. n
Express Oil F.1 s6,re sourH. !" '''' p ~
Mall Arys at Est:s1HT:h' S:s1I5s sSS ,:s
Express. IO;oor.s. E RI,t:SISIsS, Is s.ae sae A. n
r. RRTURNING. '''' - =
Leave Cleveland, $40 A. n. 415 P. Y. and e.45 n.
/" pMisS.sS%ST.h' MSss%n.' ,oto 1'5o " |" o'5o :.
in. MCCULLOUGH, Pres't.
F. e. MYERS, General Ticket Agent.
ODD FELLOWS ELEcTIoN.-Ths Ravenna
Lodge, No. l0l, /. o. D. F., at its annual
meeting held on the 9Th ult., elected the
following gentlemen as officers for the en-.
suing year: w. 3. SEYMOUR, ". G.; JOIN
STEDMAN, Y. G.; w. ARMSTRONG, T. &c.,
H. Y. BEEBE, Per. Sec; ]. T. CATLIN
Treasurer.
MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-The annual commu'
nication for the election of officers of Unity
Lodge, No. IL, F. & A. N, was held on
the evening of the 24th ult. The following
gentlemen were chosen: THOMAS E. BATE
MAN, w. M; J. G. Willis, S. W; CHAs
R. HART, J. w.; WILLIAM CooLMAH, Sec
JOHN C. BEATTY, Treas; JAMES w. Som
ERvrLLE, s. Dr. VIReIL GoDARD, J. D.; o
KHAPr, Tyler.
DAILY MAIL TO WARREN, ETc.-OwinI
to difficulties between the Cleveland & Ma
honing Rsilrosd Company and the Post Or
fee Department at Washington. the mai
for the different places along the line Of tina
road, is not carried by the Company. Tht
mail from Cleveland is sent TO R'venna
and conveyed from here daily to Warren
GsrrettSville, and other points, by hscks.-
The hacks leave Ravenna q short time afte
the arrival of the mail train from Cleveland
"FIELD NOTES. THE frat number OF Col
HARRIS new publication, entitled as above
has been received. 1t is a handsome quaTto
devoted to rural sffairs-ths farm, the gar
den and the fceside. Col. Harris has made
a successful hit as editor o. the CuHjvqtsr
which gives good assurance that "Field
Notes" will be an exceedingly popular jour
nal. We wish the genial editor abundan
success in his new enterprise. The Gull
vator will be hereafter issued monthly, in
stead Of Gemi.monthly. Terms Of "Fielt
Notes" 50 per annum three copies for S.;
and ten copies for SIS; payment in advance
At q meeting Of Phenix Fire Company
No. l, held at Rsvenns, on the 9Th Of Jan
usry, 1861, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks OF the Company
be rendered Dir. ]. 0. ORvIs, proprietor o
the "Ravenna House," for hia kindnesa r
presenting the comp"ny With breakfast OF
the morning Of the fire, Dec. l2. 1860.
[ ResolUed. Thst a copy Of these reso!uiont
/ be handed to the county papers for insertion
By erdsr OF the Company.
p RusSE-T Speiy
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Syphilite Disorders cured by Williams sarssps
rills and Iodide Of Potasss. J
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70 Persons cut Of Employment.

Wliaus, Sarssparlla and Potassa ie the best puri-
a.r of tIe bleod-is spty termed health restorer.
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ConnRNoIus MoHDAr, NovrxsrH 20, 1850.
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Letters From Our Soldiers.

WAsuISGToS, May :.
FRIEND F.-It Is now seven clock, and rs
we will not have brc,krss. before half-past nine
have timo to wr;o. We had gay tins on
The Baltic they brought us salt junk to eat,
hut we would not stand such nonsense we
must have fresh meat, and wo got 1t. When
we arrived at Annapolis, we bad crackers,
Ia pound cheese and behring's for dinner,
on which we started for Washington. On ami.
val, We marched up to tho Old Soldiers Hone,
where We saw Uncle ace !" be seemed much
Ileased with the boys We then won't 10 the
House Of Representatives, where we are now
stopping. Little did think should be rep
resentative, but things have changed since
died. Il. =. and ID. are three hard
working coons wo hope to go into camp at
Alexandria, for there is strong secession feeling
there, and we arc all spelling for a fight"
We sleep on tho floor, camp style, with our
blankets over us last night some Of the boys
commenced singing Home, sweot home,
which made a few feel bad, but II passed. of.
They charge us ten cents here for New York
papers; "a big thing on Snyder"
On Sunday, while We were drilling In the
Park, in front VI the Capitol, "USoLE Are"
and "BnL" SEWARD came upon the ground.
We made double line for them to pass through;
th,y had to shake hands with all Of US. Wo
have two meals day; breakfast at half past
nine, and dinner at halfpast three. Some Of
the boys growl at this arrangement, but that is
all the good done.
Some Of our bows have behaved scandalously
we have five In the guard-house. They belong
to Company G, and are all 4th Wardsrs, aud
"hard cases." The sooner they clear out, the
better. Yours ever, W. II. H.,
New York Fire Zouaves.
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A Young Solder A,tiaq Prayc,,.-A noble

A Young Solder Astiag PrIys,s.-A noble
looking man arose In the prayer me ting aad pald
81 am In this prayer ting rn- tn, ~ time, AMI
may never be here again, and | have cnms here on
puIpNse to Ask you to pay ior me. am younJ
Christan-hsye little experience, but sm absui 30
be placed in circumstances o. Usefulness ADD t,1l.
have joined a regiment. sm going to ,hc coa
fiict, and ] an anxious mainly - do good. I am
weak and tlmid as a Christina, but wish 10 stand
up for Jesus. wish to let everybody know that
avn q good soldier Of the Lord Jesus. wish /,
win TO love him, and enlist nto h,s service"
Very fervent prayer was offered in this young msu's
behalf.
A Massachusetts S2aad.-A squad ofihe Mas
sachusssts Eighth WAS In search Of food on arrival
in Annapolis They went into ,tlug house and
called for food. The woman said she bad ons great
favor to ask-it WAS thst thsy would not kill htr
hu4Appd. The poor wowan in state of dread
ful vGSDr at the Eruption OF these msn, whom she
had heard described as cutthroats AMI asslislns.
snd as having come 70 hurry them all into eternity.
She set befne tho mon q scsnty and hurriedly
prepared meal The men spproachsd the table, and
reverently uncovered their heads, whom one raised
his hand and implorsd q blessing.
"Oh /" said the woman, "is sha, IL la that III
Why did not think TIM. you would say gne.
Why, sent!emen, you Asvs what you pleass,
and AlI Ia this h)uac ID at yolr dtsp1s,l."
A ChGplHin GskJ Prdysr.-lle said b, had
pVp 'upo.:d heretofore R'a co'pn-'our, sGi nps
le was going as y CA@l ain T. a R,siuO9.. a.
.shsd prayer offered tia, the b,esalng Of the Lord
a.ighl 10 -ilh him. He was dstsrmined 10 try W
Tea thorough worksi In the field ~ which he
rhou.d he placed.
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lBy Mali.
Bt7E.t SESSION or THB PROvTsIOSiL
tOAGEBSS or rms CONEEDERd IE
STATES.

'. no,
''"'" WI
Mo, ,3'mt'y, Atn., hdy 2.-Cont;roSs assombl-
ca ,"d,h' at noon.
MIR. WRIGHT, oi Georgia, Offered the follow
III.
oii 'ur'hcf 10 provide tor the fuOiic DO
iens..-
hn'c"s ihe Sohledcrate nla'es OF America
40 v'. | VII, WIN war anu an inVasiOhi and
Nn.I'aS Nn w" puoiIG welfare ana safety may re-
I,"cr r v",un'.rs m w,Lnoud tno iormaIity and de-
lay VI eau won thc different states;
-, bsn me'gWe eHdced, That the Secretary OF
war, 9N anu with the advice oi ths President,
Oe hu'h"i,ed 10 receive into tho service oi such
s'aIes suSh volunteers, without tue delay oil a
i'tinai eau upon IN" resiective states,
,..' Sr Dis u IntIhsr caaeteu, tnat when
iouis as AFORESAID may nave oeen received ,hey
may le attached to the regular army Of volun-
'seIs, or oe ordered upon such inh'p h'pondent sir'
WY ,,, ~ lhm rreeideht may doani proper Tor the
Punic weiarc. go.
mr.. WEIGHT sara, aiicr the bIi was read,
lnit nc offered IL with reluctance lie hnd no
"SSIo 10 tNiheo an int'iie'ehe, WIN inc soVc-
ieIanty o' III" states, hut offered the bill from
'tnso of duty, believing that tho eSigoncy Of
,h" times required the passage OF such a law As
lie had ,u't offered,
:. M. hinur sald mat the Secretary oi war
informed MN thst ms construction o' inc law
as II now STANDS, Is that companies could only
oe received upon formal call upon tho Coy
crnors OF tho respective states, and he came TO
tbis conclusion upon consultation With Ircs-
cent DAVIS. The Secretary OF War, IN tho
interview alluded to, e%rrcssed desire 10 TO
seNe me coinpahies app, ins ana necessary Tor
mo public service. lie thought the haud, "f
his Department we're tied by the words o. tho
law, 'Usk for and accept w; nau thnt the vo'un-
tccrs must lie formally 'a'hcl for before they
'onid be acceptco by ths ConiedsrAte States
Ihe only question. laid Mr.. WRIGHT, which
afisS, IL wfnticr tho Puoho nee s'i'y' r'h th9
isnganIo OF tao hill The paolc welfare and
Tue Puoi'o saiety r"gures mat this u'scte.lnn
shali ce vested IN th' irc,,nclt, or, u you
please, IA the oe.TSthy OF war, WIN ,ne AT
wee any eo'iseh. ., ,ne iresi'eh'. is thought
lhG puH''' p''oieS' f'iu''oS "-~o'o'u'o'y TO
i",,'s i,W ". ;,,,,, a,,,t., ,,,,, I'm, l.,
81, o,r mI ,",ri,oa 1"' AZ. ps.s,Son, m ~ ~,
,ns" ',,a. W III. ~, h. .an, iG M, 'r,,ns Us
i H. ~ 40 n", ' ,,,,, s"n. a'v ] Sup'
,;,, T., r,ssso,,. as ~, n,,I.,, If ,rnnns
'a,1 "n =. T., H., 80. nor ~" !, nro,.r Tho, To
shou'J bavc lone 40 Uc IL d.n,pd,,t mon
,bs r,s ,cctiyn statcS. and can only reeniy.
iroona under the construction which he nuts
@ uou a., ~, ,or"r,OJ s 49, 49, ,"r,n.i oaiI N''
WHY. sir. IN. city of Richmond NAV be
tsten and dcpolished beioro We can rally A
'aasi AM u"a -. ,n .ha ala ',V "o ~.
~ ,,,., ~ 49, 80 Jo., a;,h 49, burp
sn,o. 'aas aavr ,,,om ma uh;cI, MAJ r"r ti,n.
irresistible by the forces we have In tho field.
states which are in more imminent danger than
We arer We do not, D lear In thls direction,
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DnrRxss or NArIoSs.--Iniia Is the gcene
of desolating famine after having gone
through desolating rebellion. Austria Is on
tho verge Of bankruptcy, and abodt to lose
Hungary and Venetia. Italy Is preparing for
war. SO is France. Prussia is tbout TO con.
tend with Denmark. Turkey totters to its
bass. Bomlats in arms, Rsme Is in its last
aSenies, and Poland appears to be on the verge
of revolution. To this We may add our own
eiYu war.
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What Pr,ntice .uys

Whenever we see in Cotton State paper a
statement that the whole Of the tl5, 900, 900
Loan hB heen taken, we are sure to see
In the poxt number Of the same paper an eN-
hortatiOn to capitalists 10 come and take the
rect ofa,-We don't think the dlsunion edi-
tors and tho abolition editors entitled to PEN
sions bat II would 10 we'll for tho country IL
they were .shmnsrs----A Tennessee paper
says that that state will raise the flag of reyo-
luton. Az, but can she raise the wind to
wave itl
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Sandy Hoot, My o.--The New York Ma
donal Iounyts, Col. MCCHEsSrr, arrived hero
YESTERDAY. y. NJ. Tnc men appear to be in tho
highest OF spirits si'd very orderly, being quito
cimfvitaliy Quarteteb.
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Gyrtpori, l.. L.. Nay 9.-Tho Constitution
passed through Long Island Sound. Yesterday,
tOwed ty a steamboat. As sbs passed Orient
sh salu,ed the ilag and ths saluta WA. return
I'd. Ii is reported here that she was on hur
EEL
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And Il concerns those who affect not " know
where their allegiance is due, to know thai the
following Is the second section OF the sixth article
Of the Constitution Of the United States:
. "This Constitution, and ths laws of the United
States which shall be made In pursuit thereof AMI
all treaties sde under the aut iorlty Of the Unitel
States, shall be the supreme law Of the land, and
the Judges in every stats hlall be bound thareby,
annthing IN the constitution or tdrs Of any state
10 the contrary nottSith standing"
And the preamble TO the Cpnstitu.lon says: "We,
the people of the Uated States, do ordain and es-
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MEAsNEss oE TRATroRs.-S,sveral officers
Of tho army, who had resigned In the sxpecta
tiol that JKPY. DAvA was about TO come into
power, are, nov they 700 that he 10 ruined, en-
dsavoring 10 have thar commissions In the U
8. Army restored to them. Gen. CAMERON
answers most smphatically "Ns," to all such
.ppicatisus,
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r ANDLORDB AND TENANTS
II AGREKMENTS.
NEW YORK SUN IMPROVED FORM.
For sale ct
oenta per se1,
q per hundred. tel2 n

L on "Wednesday April 2oth, At II s'olook. Ct the
kercbasts EIchAnse, ~ order q the syyeIns Coat
ander tAs direction Of 3. IKFFIk6WKil- Esq, ~
No. % JH,ass Hreet, apsloo ., .rrams barikink
so,ss - i. sSIT s s'eH srtss 1ai,a'ns'
Nap at the once g Wall 4 J.1nesyoo -
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VIZ ARE INDEBTED To MEssT'. JbE No
MANUs & MoRRIs, u. s. Revenue DO lcdrar
officers, on board the cutter C,rwin, for ac,m-
plste list Of the departure Of vessels from day
IN day
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We 1nd the following brief article in the c.
oil, Nd, Fhig. II comes TO the point without much
ceremony and overturrs all the long columns Of cdi-
torial arguments in favor Of the right Of secession,
with which southern papers have teamed for some
months past We regard ID as Q model editorial:
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The following statistics OF tho oil ,'oriIl
times 1ij years ago, reveal all there ~, Of us
at that time.
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vitaiOn. lie and the French Minis,er 80, -
Seivcd there, Oh the I'd March, with dus cer..
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REAL ESTATE.

good truck farm II acres, good oottass II rooms,
In eoInpets order ~ acres With cottage house, also
lAree doabe heu1e for or families, good store
farms Is acres, s4Oo, 90 Slb5S 1900, 800. and
many other, GOOD building, .tocs, eEoPs and
VAIL, 81 Fulton n, Saturday from 10 2. or ".
VAIL, PlAinheld Depot mhs l0s,2<Ac
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lTARM FOR SALE IN ROC6LAND CO.,
81 miles from Nev Yorh, farm Of 20 acres, GOOD
timber, balance highly cultivated, hne budinS. vel
ROGERs a. TAYLOR. be6 RrosdvAy, room L
s24lbl, ,2<ae
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JSARMS FOR BALE--CHEAP YARNS
near the r. X. depot, a miles from New Yort. on
{. L. tract Of eycesnt farming land, all productive
toam coll, hyel, frso from stone swamp and eAsl4
saO an acre, Terms easy. y. A. BUNCk, the ownsrt
City Hall Place corner ChAmben st. ~ S<ae'1T<
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RUTCHER SHOP FoR SALE, WITH FIX.
Dtures all complsts nuss b ssid tAis vssk a. n.
'vnsr called swv. Inquire II ss oA~rI :tIsS.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

kllLlARO AND BkGATELLE TABLKp
:. ~ wlo-manuf-ctnroi, and oonrtsrtiy on hand,
yss Third 4, hstvssu sves sni D; Aha .rccrl
soies boz sus ssik a<as'1n
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BUSINESS CHANCRs.

BAKERY FOR sALE-AT 207 WEST 10Th
- II, doing cash business over the counter bbls
per week; rent low-family baking pays It. Apply ~
above. 6,l9lJ
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BAKERY TO LRT-STORE AND BACK
ID rooms firrt rate oy en- and bake house. 30 Laurens
st. For particulars inquire the premises Or in the
corner store slI3I
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RAKERY FOB sALE-GooD oPPcRTU.
DniyLThe loAso, oven ana dItsrss oomplses, Of ths
People. B.isI, g Orc. a IN ne sitg Il P.isr.9a,
New Jery, hAvink the bat counter trade 10 the city
~ 70 JOIN BaUss. q JON Th0SlSoH. % q
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r OTIS FOR sALE-BUILDIN9 LOTS ON
- Besssa Hnls nicely located on y hcrss r.iirc.a .
south Bergen, Union HnL ko.i good nstskborhoods;
WV " wHRp, yssG s.P.ss 4Rpsis e EsAs
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w busir 60 waeons, Of every style, constantly on
hand or made TO order Herr y9u can 81 2 good
STEWARDS wagon factory, b3d ct, between sth
avenue and broadway. Every article got here Y
warranted 10 be - represented. k1S&24As
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A PARTMENTS TO LET-AT CLIFTON,
n Staten Island dwelling p-rt Of brick hou.e four;
teen rooms, Iew oil cloths runt 1900, In luire OF
TAYLOR Co., Lumber yard, stapleton landing.
9,1OS,2
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HOUSE, BARN, AND LOT FOB SALE Oh
TO Let At RosSvill., Staten Island, two story
sic frr ned house barn. &c, together With four
the WoedTos Road, Leading % tho depot Tho houso
h neari new, In good reIslr, 70 Ihor. is alsot
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