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, 1859-08-12

Ill -Na are pr-Eafed to do al k.nds Of DEEEGING
I'D uARB0H WORK At nr2feexdeotiy Iov psiets.
Those elthtox improve their ra.er loks R ind II tos
u IL, t1tssst 70 Ess u 01 o4eA ~ Waat.xtoatt
PARSONS Max
q, 5u,y IN, 1ae. Eas-auass
, 1859-08-12

III City C!cffs 0Ece Chtc.xo Auk.. leo,
kubc notice Is heFeby given al pEs.strA ta1ess that
r. aPsnts, " ths Ctmman Council e tas
fns 10 ovnes Of resl Ia the s>uih DITur 4 saM
y BY rs.2a OF sztsnd!nk ns.ssan .trret In s5alFnt
wide and N Line vita the ptna Of u street. lying I'm.
e1tte5 north Of ss4l g extension IN aec1d
Eh osdes for the su1rey thereof pAa.td Dceeua
Ter eth. 1853 h.rr oonpee1 her Assesmen. aud rads
turn ttcseof ~ uiy ncfce-
must fe thelf OIL t.ors, II zTtaE IN my oee
fb:e Nuuday the 18th day Of Angus o'clock r. H.
i:orx he III osers to td 2sessreat ant 1ryc 1ad
~: IMes5 l. KlE1sMANy, CIR Clerk
, 1859-08-12
zfgal ADVERTISEMENTS.

~1 .e-H-,7,,----. -.
wi a.. e. .ots.s sALE.-state OF ill-
toazy-,n ca s-1r nesa1y: fsaa seafe & q GoSf
1: Es 17 - s IT, -. T. = :
Ays1t-tsll to Fv,ee.as Nh n, s0aa saa James H.
e,1tsi rs1S asi:, :s;.,s r. e
~ u Jaly =. IT, - r.i1 e,e 20 IL th
hfh dssf - ! 'ss IT, = sG5sss Ss.
:s = ~ eG'sas aas. T. ~ &C.. e.
~ four 10, avu f5h .x (si tv-utav 1irht tsst
nne %, tas. (It .h1y.en- ts, tas4y.s~o s, thry.
IT, a2aas fsot 81 FIX ~.
i - ~ 81 T ses i IL g: /:
HSs o.: ~ IT, s % r. sa vf 1.,. 2: r. I'd I'd
- y: III r. & =. s9 ssse
Atsan ~ afua=a In the City ~ th!tago took Coun-
1ases In cs.s;eiy & ~ + ~. i G.aE coany.
sa.e3xo. JOY s.ta: -. lxsslw-lsss
1fASTElI'S SaLE.-Stat.. of llIi-
I'll nols, coos cosn.y. ss-t1.esss % ce,t ~ ar caot @
Eeaa LIS ,aa ET a5 8 WIZ + koS -.
nts1;S1o1; Ennl;e s,,,s: ste:7:ed; =
&c. ETC 81 T. :s4 & Il
Gkssetr Il Cook Comfy, s,ss. q unos ii. - .he y
G. @ = = ss.s; e. sa q T.
sa M sfst ,s al1e ' s y % I'D "a 81 !. - q hoes Gee
" 4ls[ >1dsssstoa u thS touthhaH
~ +ss .. tat ouItawest a1.ster eS Section t1ty
EM.ti t"Tsae tn.fsu.nhe y n"tth ot Range
st nt rs 9hltsa AfncsIa: Ne san peT Nap
i y @ u r. ees q ,ss nseo.deT of took Apd ~
9 II a s. 81 g
t. en sess ese 81 sa ~ ~ a1sa aa.5
- rntu 2 tee soatheas corner =. saa qa.,ttr setn
E.1,, ~, III H. ~ tI .s,.s TO afnee s+st
80 sss &u5. N fruAn toNtyt~o t1.} tcss, and
aSsts ~" ~ " Inc pts & :! 9ha ns. e'ottnEk sxrt ~
i nes.,Es ~ t " ~ ~; saea p.nsa hsrs"e - nay
ir,ns., .rt '~e sns ""ae! ous upon q dsE:st Nth
'-@''s-~ ~1'A s"'s' L, =. FAlSE fRAhR.
Chicago Jn,v ~ 1sss u s@aoeesy OF SooS county
S-s.. S---e.1.- =. ~. Jy7s'd-des5
S.T1, S.-. =. 7,,-
MI <1G L1k . EsALE.@%t1tD Of ltli-
1F1 Eos C..k f~cuntv ~ -sr,--,- Co,.+ ,t,.ht
eax0-l1 h.neerr <.nnt Iii = IL. II - =.
, 1859-08-12

n CEE0C~N CN NV
IA CITY Clerks Otace, Chic7Ep Aug 10th 1850
Public retex is hereby given III ressos t,ereatc list
the Cnsnntt.vac1s appointed " te Cetrn.ua tuacn ot
The city Of CAcako, 4, xssEzs tie Of SIX Thousand
Faur llun4l.i Dt4ss Gpn the r,l eataie IL t.s sssth
1ssi;ion of ssI e.y d.v;tl beaetted oy l1las wa!n
street tie Mouth Ipe of Madison Ersa, {eadu.nx iac
I! fuot ruAdsay Of te sreet htr
ase$tu cit. and made r trrn thc1rof 10 rny otdc4
Any p<IsnA wAlnk 10 appeal GFntn a.se.*ent must
t!s their oIJctuns IN writing. IN my oat =. tEfRe
}tonday. the 18th cay Of August lsa 1tcork r r.
iae Common C,uu-l will ii that time in tke Cauaa tcot
Ear I'll o}cefns sid assesceot md rey:e and e1c.
::.rn anns' Lit same.
autrltt As5 II. EKEISMASN CITY Cisxf.
, 1859-08-12
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
C0ELECfATE uE&ruTT1wE. i,

MONROE MN.H
The flaeth Academic Ysas 1t ths EoatfnE School for
icp1x t,aa wi "sen upon TUESDAY, ths i'm os
ErpeIen ed Proiesors and Isrtto a.s =. Tie head o!
the feveEzl depart Nuts.
Iii. inatt3lon oncss scpeor advantages to young H.
d!eswlshtnF 10 tft then.e res!n Frnc ueran Paint
Ing. !Taw4ak to7 and instrumental Mas l1Apo ,F-
se* s,teaehen tn these de4n ut. VII dad thIs Iaiiu-
ton unvanei this rspr. latEr addition being put
M, the *hole tnuti.n .menisd In as acLite1a
II taste du:lnK the vacation.
Hu11t. T1ua II ksclisa, Rooms {urulsh-A and GU
ps:cl Leht. and Fuel 80 q per tes ThIr term. per
e. r. S7a'o4 os' ee'assa ~ Y Y9foEsuas, 'a ssa
N B.-Puf. Bnyd rnsy be addrssA 1t me fremont
ora Chicago the lith aud l4h u this n1nih wlet@
~ VII be for leN 1tye. aus a6a e:.a
TEFFERsON HIGH SCHOOL.
~ For NAes and FemleA No. 100 Ktzt Monroe street
th!czko L. The ne1t term will commences II. pdav Sent
eo!nrr Wsss nadsoa aad sctz or address Il. G.
tIlcaso ,Ke5s'sacss-Rs7s II. r. Patton, J. II. Fe.7t.
~ eoGHdeatly r. omnend Mt. H. Z. Miles my uccezsor
In The Jchtrson High School, to Ill inte1csled.
au1 II a! Az. u, GLEASON"
, 1859-08-12

~ City Clerk 0met, Chicago lii Auxuak 1sss.
Public No;ce t. henby .isen. TIN. the ConsEon Council
the e.t Lde Ct Mnh7xt ttc. froua TLoune arrnue 10
Aaa assnoe u n sn'th laTsoa ft<t w.de Of Iaeh
%ant.lr lei Into the tar1h tic earth t il tetwea
tar4, 70 ~ TO f0rn ercn erade,
NOW uust thf shall h. constructed In the sranter
required by the Ordinance relative to dewaka On OF o[e
te "a day u August 1ssa vii b. tuis ty the Street
and The cnG& aaeesad the eEars
able there~.1h- II. kKEtSNASy
As-AuSr1N CITY Clerk.
, 1859-08-12
- TO T. CnTTTN q

AJH.A0. WILSON, In .iitIou 10 Al kinds Mt Masbl.
W"st. 70. rItlartd t2 erceute. xh he "a tf
ftsait aad ~ trmrnks kr shr sane Pszcux a1tr @ioa
Il :a 70 N Gn4s tCe@ey xosk. vann4 eepar- pes.l
xr4 rkEak 0&es ca1ueT stxtA An4 WaGhlexta1 kresta
Ne M It on s7landN &ocf Ct Xs{tS Xexs1sa nd
Koexnzn1l WtEk haaoN COX. .Myt1y
, 1859-08-12
z ENOSIlA WATER CURE:

IN This 1ns.ituen stuasd In cns Of the rleasantet
Ssie. % Lake Aicfau- = m!lsa north Of Chlesxe hiss
teJ hecn thoroughly is0ste3 Tor tht reception rahcn
The building afEt and eoranodous and rIeufdy sup-
piled with SpzipEs Ut dne sc water Eve1y atenon viii
be EEcn to 4e cpl3Nt Of rattnt4. Fur particular xu8
e:sc1.asz. AddfrAs =. E.FENOYEK. F1cpriefrr.
L. T. EEEIIE, IhyEdfa7,
Krr IT,. In
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
FrrcrAL pApER on THE C0UNTY,
ReuubIican state Convention.

IN pursuance of The authority vested To them. the
undsrsirned announce that delegate nominating Com
ysnon M assemble IN tne Cy 2. % ~, on
nctnuntfpg cGndidnte for Governor, Lieutenan Gov
sror Secretary and y Tressrer Of ss1e y e,s. M
Worln. and Commissioner Of Common Schools
hope that an Of ~stsssr " g.,ty ksr1S
foreign or ma ivs. who prepared to join in aeomon
srt ~ deliver our National Government from the
sroI Of an arrogant sectional INTEREST," 10 arrest The spread
81 slsyery beyond the States in which 1t exists; pre-
vent re-openine Of the foreign sla-e trade 90 main
e. rsbnks the .pri of exavaearce, corruption and
rre Nhich carscterizesthe existing Natio n Admris
ssfon. and 10 bring back the ovsrnen, 70 ihe control
a rbe principles asoed In the Declaration OF Il dpfn-
enc md re affirmed In the Federal Constitution. win
nise n aftendance upon the County Convention and In
ntinn by the as Convention Of candidates -ortby Of
die support Of honest and pstoritic vnters. fs.
Al. red votes for Judge Peck at the election Isse
win an additional delegate for each hacfiun over two
hmn5ired and f VOTES In accordance with this rule,
~ siloine m be the number Of delegates from each
or the counties ofthe Slate: fTsstF q Il
rive osnis il4 fun tale of Counties Total Delestes
asi Asflaud g. AsfItabul7 7, Cnyahnga TO- Coshor
Coiumtizna s. Carroll g. Crawford Delawrre / Erie &
Geaursa 4 Harrison iIoIms. Huron L,ke3, iorain
Trumbuil s, Tuscarauas s, wsynr 6 go
The sew raj county Committees will call sbrir county
neetnrs for the aeiecon Of delegates suel and
places IS trey Think desirable ot we suggest Saturday
the ri Of May the most suitable day. 81 fl len Tim,
should eapsa give all the delegates ample notice
their selection. atF q S5floig y Ulsit 1910
Cenfral Ersrutivs Comg,ifee 8. A. Raymond. Toledo
81 VIM Dtpnison Jr, W o. CEIi'ns. HilIsboro'.
+ ~ Ef Columbus. J. Ezhfrf, 1ehnnon. fafi
r,,ci.n Ruttles J.R. HuhheIl, Delaware.
VIZ r Rascorn. II. L McKre, Tiffin.
= NJ fi,rr- -! , Sijyey, ChiIjsotte.
a n s-avue. W. g. feaity. Lancaster.
r n fouitrY J. C Thompson. Bloomfield
& a., nj parsous ,. ". Dewey, No-walk.
=. Es,- fhs Stafe al large J. w. Smith, shiaBd.
r. n f3iddiues Jefrrson. W r sapp. M Vernon.
q 2 Smith, Cincinnati. ID. spplegate, Zanesvie.
! Fsv FarN Obsoressiozat Die C Douglas, ,Cambricrs
fria N. w Go0dhur. Akron, q
I. c. Day, Cincinnati. j G. Grnnnis c1telsnd.
Francis JohsoD. Cincinnati C. Z Hunt, Warren
WIN. Bucket, Hamiit, n. e. .R. Eckley, Car ollton
coLunBus, OHIo, April 20. 1850 sa i,,tt ~ ae5
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
THE sICKLEs TRIAL.
NINETEENTH DAY.

w.sH1seros CRY. April 25.-The Court room was
crowded this morning. Mr.. Bfady argued in an eio-
n ,eut and able the instructions of the de-
fncc mainly ON the QUESTION of insanity. Mr. Brady
pdeayored to show that the Derrin pistol was fred
v NJ Kew. There is no mortal witness to gainsay that
s,., ,.
WHEN NJ pr,dv came m the 7tb Of the iusructous
-, :; "a f,Ioys. .1f the ury have auy doubt as 10
h sit.- IN -efarene. IN the homicide or the oues
t;op of sanity s;ckes should be seo ued the Judge
in erruntd him saving that the Court had slresdy de.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship .4robia, has brought Liver
pool dates to the 9th inst. being one week la.
ter. and is important.
The English Parliament is to be dissolved
on account of the defect of the Ministry
The prospect of war increases. Austrian
troops are marching towards Italy.
ESeLAND The steamship Fulton. which
left Southampton on the 5th for N Y, took
out the news that the English Ministry had
decided to dissolve Parliament in view oil
their recent defeat on the Reform question
No date had however been fixed for carrying
their resolution into eff ct, up to the sailing oI
addresses of Members TO their constituents.
The seven million ponnd sterling India Ioar
bill had been finally passed. az z4
WAa THREATENED-The Continental ad
vices are very warlike and threatening. The
latest adviees from Vienna say the crisis is a
hand. y .,,.Es aF
AUsTRIA-Great bodies of Austrian Troop
are on the move for Italy. z''T
FRAHcE.-There is also great activity il
the French. Military preparations.
The Paris Bonrse was much depressed an'
the rates had declined nearly L per cent il
T. e lsst two days.
The snip Grey Oak from London for Ner
York, had been abandoned at sea Her ere,
were picked up and taken to Liverpool b.
the City Of Washington ,.s
Liverpool Breadsiff Market, generally YER
dull. e,g=i- 7+,ss;f -tai s
Provision Market generally firm. So
London Money Market-ConsoIs quote,
-. S,s,.da, -. faAaOaE "a --F ti
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
pea.h Of Doot. Ackley of cleveland.

i7 The Leader Of MUnday morning the 25 h
inst. has the following notice Of the ,distin
gnished Physician and Surgeons: M at
Our readers will be panied and shocked to
hear of the sudden death OF Dr.. Ackley, who
for many years has been q resident of Gle We.
land. He had been for a week or two at De-
troit. and was on the May Queen on her down
ward trip Saturday night. He was taken sick
abont midnight and remarked 10 friend who
was with him that he should not live twenty.
four hours. Being conveyed to his rooms,
upon The arrival of the boat, he sent for his
LAWYER. Mr. IngersolL and made bis will This
being done be requested, as be had but ashort
time to stay. to be placed in bis chair. and he
was accordingly helped into it. when he almost
fellbaek and expired without ,eroani
or struggle This was about 8 o'clock dPo NJ
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

BEEyES.-The market this week has experienced .
decline fully per pound aud butchers op-
Grated with reserve. On Tuesday. less than 0Ro
head purchased over 500 being sale this
Ing The quality ass as good as usual, includi
exec ent catfl Ind few yeiy poor The avrraae price
less than 10c per ID, with the usual advantage
butchers in the esnia ion eff weights. declining
market At Allertons 1871 head received sgsnst
e75 last week; of these. LIS from Illinois. 647
from Ohio $40 from New York. 1s4 Indiana. III
from Kentucky, Al from Iowa. % from Connecticut, &c
Mich gan. and sc fr M tHnahs. The Erie Railroad
brought S46 head Hudson Raj road 1867. Harl On Rail
road 81, Camden and Amboy IS; hudson River boats
4S9. At Bergen 225 head sold butchers for mar
ket The prices 2e for selecfi very eatra l2{c
IAN outside price, however; and 9@lI13o for common
to good ordinary. The weather warm and suliry,
and especIay hnrassng to those " no obliged 20
reconuotre the pens in alfurna
The yards might be geographically described Is
land being litersl, surrounded by mud aud water.
QUoT ATIoNs.-Tbe following the prices ii which
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
Mrs sieiles' Confession-H How it was Made.
Tho Nam Ynrl- Elir.aa hI;nhrr a ..ard e.,

The New York Times publishes card from
a friend of Mrs. Sickles giving the history Of
Mrs. Sickies confession. The writer states
that Mrs Sickies made three attempts to pre-.
pare confession. but failed through the VIC
Hence of her emotions; that by long and 50
we're efforts at self control che was finally ena
bled TO write ii as published; that she thought
of no one and nothing but Ler own guilt,
which, she was willing to pnt in the, darkest
hues and, furthermore, Mr.. Sickle heart is
filled with poignant grief at its publication
He repeatedly refused solicitation Tor copy
of ii, and when he fonnd it was in The hands
Of The re- orters he telegraphed to New York
10 have it suppressed, but two late. q
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
Millinery!
Bonnets, Caps, Head. Dresses, &c
Removal.

MRS. MERRITT has removed to Aliens Block,
I've Rooms formerly occupied bv Mr.. Carhart, where
she will be happy wait her old and many
ones. She Is now receiving New Goods, and will
endeayor keep good oi Millinery and Fam
cy Goods. Her stock will Of different kinds of
R1unets--Stlks, Straw. Neapnliian and Faucyi Shak
Hoods and Flas for Misses and Children; Ribbons,
Ruct-, &c Embroideries veils Thread. Needles, Pms
Emproidey lotion and Silk, Sewing Silk, Skirts, Cor
sets Hnsiery. Sc &c. 5tsf ~ Il
Mrs. Merritt will give Instructions in Wednesdays Sys
of Garment Cutting. All orders will receive prompt
attention
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
The oOerlin Rescue TRIALS.

;.,szy
The 0berl'n Rescue Trials. Z
s9 -, ..,, ~. s.o.nd
Duins an e'J' y. ''e'..
Rescue trial, tnat OF Labgstooe' co'ore' man
dragged it's slow length along in the q y
u;ssr;ct f3ourt at Cleveland. Bushnell and
- n-.- .;., .a.a ,,;,a J..
assine asne o'oefs a no7S'S's '''o :"
jail The evidence In Langstones case eeine
identical with that 10 Bushnefs, there was not
thelsame intensity of interest as during the for
-, E,,;.,sz.,o. seve,al ;nc;den,s occ.r,ed ,o
~. - !.
enhven puolic 'nseresl' anu 'o"a atus 'ne ias' oI
the week to oinienslfy it, to degree beyond
auy thing exhibited or experienced at any pre-
v;e,,s s,a,,a If the rroceed;nosT T91's1 ssf -1iig
). fn,,.s ~ 81. ,.,s. =
ne oese'opuen's y. .pe WOES nave oroesn.
the indignant storm OF the public down upon
Judge Wilson. with greater force than ever
ma. a....aaa,,s .,,J e..,s VI, s ~.
- -, !. I. - -. 80
( n'ssoay sno" - y,
the respousiple Postioh WHICH neino" occu
pies. The following article from the Ger
man Republican paper printed in cleveland.
=. r.. ~. -o,.
tne !" aes"''' ~ ~" 11' P'oe'''' 'a'' "e'A,
no htt'e sensation.
II will be remembered that when the Fugi-
tive Slave Law was irst passed, an Indignation
meeting was held in Cleveland 10 denounce
the law. That meeting did denounce the law
and HIRAM v. WILSON. now u s. District
Judge participated in the proceedings of the
meeting. and was member Of the committee
that drafted and reported the denouncing res
olutions. Those resolutions characterized the
law as unconstitutional and unfitto be enforc
ed among or submitted to bv i free neonIs
Now this virtuous Judge declares the law
couat;tut;onal and eminen,lv fl for a free
r.. DIS. n..,.-. L-:..a.a.., J,
peopte. lug '"'" 'ass na's eeuieu
that Judge wilson was present at Inc aIore-
said Anti Fugitive Slave Law Meeting, or at
ali sanctioned the sentiments of the resolui
....-.s.L. 1,......5. IN,
4ons' 'ne 'a paPs' - si'o y
: makes unpleasant reseiatlous Us on the past
which put Judge Wilson in rather q tight
r,lace. "a follows: g. - - gsaa
.,r- al, .,....:..;..I .,,... - AZ.
MI. ,ou,lu suo - Ui .ue
som Oeassr, esse Ge,,n S INNS" W.
.ne p'eeess ~ - ,'1
ack, snu = oi tns iouv.
Gay OF oc'ooeI. looz 70 eur ol once WI. " u u
son, VINO at enas 'isne was Den'oe,auc eau
ndate Tor congress Mr. wilson dia9' tnen
and tnere ana ID tne presence OF the gentle
men aforenamed, answer directly and without
ambiguity certain questions, the safisfacio'
{ answer to which was the eondl,ion made bS
questions referred 70 Ins Homestead pull TO 70
- t..' to... - g Is-s.----es ~ u
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27

CTOLEN PERFUMERY.-If the in
~ dividuAl who was completely charmed by the
delicious aroma emitted from the Perfumery case al
swfts Drug Store TO 20 away without thanking for
the samples taken therefon viii return the articles or
settle for them nmedatey, paaeE will he given. as
h 10 cousiee cred strange that oender ceuld not
keep hands oil from them, and the offence viii ee over
looked.
RAvenna, April 20, 1859. na g 20 apreo-aw 13
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
. AupIroR's oyrcH, Portage Co., /,
s4 havenpn. ADril 25th. 1889.

: hereby cerfy,tbai have compared the foregoing
laws with auth eitieae copies from the Secretary of
State, and find them correct. III ~ IT, :
.fu sfW sls ALFRED BALDWIN, County Auditor.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
THE WOOL TRADE.

PHIL ADELPAIA.4The market has been airpost at q
stand si this week. aud prices rule rather IN Of
the buyers who disposed to operate except
supply their immediate wants. and few small lots only
have b~en disposed OF within The of quotations.
{ NEW YORK.-Fine fleece is in good demand and the
stock being quite light, full readi realized
Pulled held above the views of purch and ales
have b-en quite limited In Foreign but little heen
done he chief purchasers holding off for the sale Of he
2Is. inst Since ort the taBsactens
10 10000 ID fleece at 56i662c; $4,000 n medium 4s0
53r casb $50 bales East India leg III 100 baiea
Buenos Ayres. and 90, 100 b Peruvian prvas
Mrssrs L. M Hoffman Co. will sell Thursday next,
at auction an assortment of Nools, comprising
400 OeO b fleece, pled and tub wnshed 600 bales Cal
fornia Mediterranean, and 3ot South American,
beside other descriptions. - g.,s+
BlSTON-For heere Wool there has been much
feeling the rast week. and the market Is rmer,
but pulled is rah dull and many holders still
ions 10 -eaize The sales of fleece and pned hre
$50 900 lbs at quoted The stock of fierce is
now so much reducad that fair wseks operations
would clear the market zs,7se5
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27

TOMAS GOODELass ESTATE.-fhe sah.
u scriher has bean iuy appoin,ed aud qasle as M
ecu.or on the Estate Of JoE Gaoiel dec~assd nte
Shaleisvlle, Porsaga County. sILas CROCKER.
saalerssilles April 10. tsss. [sl27SSNsl Exsen.er
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
RETAIL NJ ARKET.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

The Spring business generally. is exhibiting increased
and increasing animation andin the larger Eastern marts
of money abundant at low rates. and in the West
indications of urgent sringeney developed but
the contrary the tendency greater The einein.
natl Gazette reports the money market well supplied with
currenc acceptable paper freely supplied
ranging from 9i2 per centthe Leading figure being 10
per cent. 5ii-
The N z. Tribsne says
In ihe money market we notice no change Of
importance. Tho supply call is abundant 4f65
CENT tile former Government and Stale securties.-
The discount houses quiet and the demand for fire.
proof paper akes all that Is offered at 5@e cent for
Short and COZ cent. for long dates. Some ef the
banks getting paper enough to keep their lines,
and are not disposed to go beyond s but there is
abundance private capital to supply amount Of f-
cites needed We think the impression is growing that
we shall have active Money market toward the close
of the ear mt p cent. and upward. In Government
stocks there Is much doing privately but registered
IS in some demand at Il cent. higher than the
Coupon bonds. Some transactions have been made in
Treasury notes par to cent. discount. The sup
ply on the market is small The first of the Post
Office scrip has appeared in Wall street. The market
price is about se cent. The form of the certificate
does not satisfy cstast and If amenGed, the scrip
| would probably sell ut about 80.
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RenOKaE.

Mrs. II. Z. SOCWELL, 81
MilliMer and press M a X esr,
IJAS removed her Store the House formerly occu-
II pied by f. King. one door of Allen o Block,
Ravenna. She returns her sincere thanks to her Gus
for the liberal patro she received during the
past year. and would again solicit their custom. with
add iona number OF customers, and she them
that pains shall he spared to please, either in work
mansiiip material or price -'z5' -" g
She will also teach 'he system of Cutting Garments
Msdaui Briggs rule.
NIB Country prodrce taken in exchange. 80
R4venna, April IL, le59. iiaprl34ws
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sssNTS

RAVENNA--The town has been considerably throng-
ed With visitors during the In attendance uon thu
session Of Court aud attending other business In.
dsticns Of better ard prosperous business season
regard decidedly encouraging The seasArr n net
pleasant and oul-of doors work Is much retarded Last
Saturday snowy, wintry day, and at night there
hard freeze, ard yet the fruit hss hluse IA.
eleaisnts, 3 safe, ard the promise is fins. ,.,g,
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BEEF CATTLE.
MILCH COWS.

The iery interest has been anog the
doing, and prices depressed. The supply is ample.
We
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New Millinery Establishment.

- 4 -5 =
mrs. BROWN and MRS. TRIO WBRIDGE
WI oULD respectfully inform the ladies OF Rayenna
wv aud arijoring towns that they haze opened Mil
linery Establishment IN the in Allen' Block for
:neriy upied by Ba rd Wai,, and intend
the business alts branches We cordially iuvite the
attention of the ladies, to onr spring opening, gzS
- y {. : ON the First Of ApriI,
Of Millinery and Fancy Goods
Our stock entirely new, and confident that
can please all who may favor us with call. We shall
also carry On the 'flsf-.sE =,
DRESS-MAKiNG BUSINESS,
in all hst3ur.iuns given in the of Cut
ting Dresses by Rule. 5s E qEF
TWO OR THREE APPR RENTICES WANTED.
Ravenna, March q, 1859. -2m H4-
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PnILADELPafA CATTLE MARKET.

z = PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
The ,aarket has quite fun during the past week.
The receipts have somewhat increased exceeding 100
head and prices teHdiag doSnWafds. Some extra
qualify Beef Cattle brought high Sls Ter lUa hs.
For other descriptions the rates unchanged The
following was the rsnge of prces: Chaice lo@liSc;
R.ime 9@O1<cc; Fair sx@Ss ordinar, s@sx; Common
7461TA; Injector 10i4. ate e4lOe iscs
Cows-The market G. ntirues dull; about l5a head
were offarei First quali,s S3s@4o second SSo@Ss,
third Sos@3o; ordinary, $25@2s; dry, $sO6Ss,
The offerings Of Sleep led 10 900 bead. The
sales wers effected at from Seize per D, Esoss.s
Al Phiiiips Hog Market the arrivals amounted to about
1900 hend which were sold at prices ranging roSs@s
per 100 tbs, net