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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-01-16
A Tour thrOugh Alabama and
Georgia.
THE STATE OF THINGS THERE,


a gentleman direct from Alabama and
Georgia gives the following information in
relation to the State of affairs in the sec.
tioAs Of the country through which he ira.
veled, and we know his information to be
relable:
In Selma, Ala, the large car manufactory
belonging to the Selma and Tenness ee
River Railroad Company, suspended opera.
tions 10 December. Fifty two men were
employed, every one of them being from the
North. The alternative was given them Of
taking up arms in defence Of the South or
Immediately leaving OF the whole num-
ber, eight left as soon as they could make
arrangements; twelve-all natives of Mas.
sachusetts-enrolIed themselves 10 the mil
itary as "defenders OF the rights OF the
South" and the remainder, being mostly
men of family, were making preparations to
leave as speedily as circumstances would
allow.
The principal hotel in Selma has shut up /;
the banks were all closed, and no business
of any kind was going ON.
All young men capable Of bearing arms
are required to do so. Their duty is to pa.
troll the streets from dark to daylight, the
principal object being to keep an eye on the
slaves.
All negroes are forbidden to be out after
seven O'Clock in the evening. A violation
Of this rule subjects them to prompt punish.
ment. They are confined 10 Jail for the
night, and next morning receive fifty lashes
| we'll laid on the bare back.
All parties, rich and poor, afe violently in
favor of secession. Nothing else 10 spoken
| Of, and our Informant is OF the opinion that
the Alabamians cannot be persuaded TO stay
in the Union. They say they can get along
without the North, and will doi.. The OBJ
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-01-16
High Treason.

New YoRK Jan. IA.
Judge Smalley of the United States Cir.
cuit Court, 10 his charge to the Grand Jury
to day, declared South Carolina guilty Of
high treason.
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0TThe dispatch announcing the safe ar.
rival Of the Star of the West in Charleston
harbor, was sent over the wires by stock
broker who was operating for rise in stocks
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-01-16

B. F. Williams Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparil
and Iodde of Potassa 10 faithfully prepared.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-27

ANOTHER SEEAMER or CHARLESTON HAR-
BoR.-The CharlestOnians have again seen
the phantom ship OF their harbor. The
Charleston Courier Of Friday last says that a
straage-loOking steamer, supposed to be the
Daniel Webster, which cleared from New
York for Brazos, Texas, with United States
troops on board, was fallen in With outside
Of Charleston Bar last night (Thursdsy.)
Gov. Pickens was promptly notified Of the
faet and he at once proceeded with the ne
cIssRry precautionary measures.
The Mercury of Friday ailudes to the mat
ter, as follows;
"The special dispatches Of the Mercury,
announcing that stealthy reinforcement Of
Fort Sumter had been determined on, and
that Federal troop in boats, might be expec-
ted az any moment that circumstances should
happen to favor their attempt to reach the
fort, we're confirmed about 3 o'clock last
night by kilograms received by the Governor.
Shortly afterwards dispatches came up from
Fort Moultrie, stating that the Lieutenant in
charge of the harbOr watch had reported
that he was informed by pilot that the
steamship Daniel Webster had been seen by
him of Cape Roman at noon. Notice was
Immediately given to the different posts
Gen. Dunnovant and Capt. Hamilton pro-
oeeded Immediately to Fort MoultFie. Mai.
Stevens repaired TO the Morris Island batter
les. Everything was got in readiness for the
expected visitors.
Up to the hour at which we 60 to press
(halCpast o'clock, there has been nothing
seen either Of the Daniel Webster or her
boats.
We are very sure that the gallant troops
on Morris and Sullivan Islands viii keep a
bright lookout for both.
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Nor WHOLLY .DEPRAvED.-AH sparks of
patriotism have not expired in the breasts OF
the Southern disuniOnists. We find the follow
ing appeal for the preservation of the stars
and stripes in the New Orleans Bulletin:
Let -vs bold OF, 70 the stare aud stripes, thu
American flag forever The idea OF substitu-
ting water fowls, trees and snakes for those
stars that have shed a halo Of imperishable
glory upon the land Of Washington is one that
can ind no permanent favor with the South
ern people. Let US mako as little alteration
in the starry banner as the circumstances will
permit-not enough to destroy its A uerican
character, or the thousand recollections of
patriotic devotion, pride and enthusiasm that
are iuseparably bound up with, and must
ever remain a part Of it. With Mr. Slidell,
we say-give up the stars and stripes-never51
We have as good right to the flag as any
other. There is power in that banner, and
glory; and if the stars may not be so numer-
Gus, they may be as brilliant; their radiance
may stream as far and with as pure, beautiful,
steady and clear as light Let it wave over
the Confederate States.
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RESTORATIVE.
SEE WHAT
OTHERS SAY OF IT.
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ST. LOUIS, July 10, 1850.
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night with the requisite supply Of provisions
wSuid tend to weaken the garrison rather
than to strenetbea II would also be an act
humbling the power and authority Of the
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public opinions in all sections Of the country.
When South Carolina attsmps 70 strike
down the flag Of Fort Sumter she may de-
pend on encouutsring q stronger force than
could be smuggled to the aid si Major Ander-
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WARREN srRrNGs, Perry Co., Pa, June Z, 1850.
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NOOD's HAIR REsrOHATINE,-Unlike most specif
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The correspondent Of the Baltimore Amer
-. -. ygy..l.s,...-,. -. a., ot,t

The correspondent Of the Baltimore Amer
ican, writes from Washington on the 2lsti
tioYernor Pickens to day, telegraphed to
Ex-President Tyler, stating that he had been
informed that the Administration had resolved
TO reinforce Fort Sumter, BY means Of boats
at night He inquired Of the Ex-President
whether the report was reliable, and rece ived
a reply that nothing was known on the sub
ject and be could not believe that the Presi-
dent had any such intention.
Such rumor Is in circulation here, and
has been occasionally adYerted to for a week
past. II is however, not accredited, though
there is no doubt Of the iact that General
Scott has made ample arrangements to rein
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soon as be shall receive information that an
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Il win not, however, be done at night. but
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PRoV. WOODS HAIR REsr0RATIvE.-In another
eolum Will b found advertisement Of this we'll
known and excellent preparation for restoring gray
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-27

The following table was prepared by G. t.
Pooler, Of Utica, and published in the Hei-
aid, Of that city. It will be seen that Ohio
commenced in 1900 as the eighteenth State,
in 1910 was the thirteenth, in 1920 the fifth,
in 1880 the fourth, and has been the third
ever since. Several Western States have
rapidly ascended, The entire table is inter-
teresting:
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CARRIAGE FOR Mas. LISooLS.-A few gen
temen Of New York have presented to Mrs.
Lincoln an elegant coach, made to order by
Messrs. Brewster Co. It was forwarded to
Washington on SATURDAY.
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President Buchanan attended church to-day
for the last time in Washington. There was
an immense congregation, and no a few bid
him farewell. lie VIII leave for Wheatland
on the 5th Of March
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Special Dispatches to Cincinnati Gazette
IMPORTANT IRON CHARLESTON.

A messenger arrived from Charleston this
morning, and informed Mr.. Buchanan that
Jefferson Davis had arrived in that city on
Friday night, to superintsnd arrangements for
an attack on Fort Sumter The President
and Secretary Holt visited Browns Hotel,
and remained an hour in conference with
this gentleman. Nothing is known Of the
result
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Brass 8ouadFg.
TAMES H ODFI1.

JAMES Il. ODELL, BRASS
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= 70 eonfralulate our readers No. I

- ne congratulate our readers upon the
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DEAR SR:-I here sena you q statement that
think you are entitled 10 the beneat Of an res
ideut OF Bloomington, aud have been for oVr thirty
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