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MISSISSIPPI.

AT Vicksburg, on the evening OF the
25th, an alteration occurred between
Walker Cowan, Esq, and Lawrence
Genella, the keeper OF q saloon. But few
words passed between them, when the
former drew a small Colts revolver, and
shot the latter through the head, killing
him instantly. From circumstances,
1t was thought difficulty had taken
place within the saloon, in which Cowan
had been the sufferer, and while heated
with passion Tad avenged himself. He
was arrested.
The Vicksburg Herald Of the 9Th
says: From every side the glad tidings
reach us Of overwhelming msjorities. 1t
is no longer question of doubt; it is
clearly established to the mind of the
most ssnguine and hopeful among the
Radicals, that the Constitution has been
terribly defeated. The mighty East,
with her great energy, patriotism and
industry has piled up very mountain of
votes against the Constitution. Mlssls-
sippi has spoken in thunder tones and
Radicalism is dead forever in the State I;
no chance to ever re-establish a fOothold
again.
The same paper says: The election
in the city yesterday passed off compar-
atively quiet. There were not such
crowds present as were witnessed the
day before. The Democrats have polled
a much larger vote than was anticipated,
and as q consequence the Radicals are
suffering scutely from facial elongstion.
They are certainly the most woe.begone
and respondent looking set imaginable.
They have cast honor, honesty, dignity
and everything upon this one card, and
having lost, they are utterly bank
rupted. A great many negroes voted the
Democratic ticket.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 29.-Vescam st. Fri
yale, first secretary OF the French Legs-
ton, at Washington, has been transfer
red 10 London in the same capacity.
COPENHAGEN, June % The delay in
completing the transfer of st. Thomas
to the United States is represented to be
accidental The King has animated
that Santa Cruz will also be disposed Of
TO the United States, as the claims o.
France in connection with tina: Island
ore aattied
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HALL OF BLUE CITY DIVISION SoNs or
TEMPERANCE. No. II,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 80, 1878.
o'CoNN HR-The members OF the Bluff CITY
Division, No. Ii, are notified to appear at their
Hall, This Day, at 4 o'clock pm, for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of Brother J.
CCoENER. The members OF the other Divi-
sions are invited to be present.
ELDJN HIGH,
@. =. COLLINS,
J. NJ. EOUN,
Ledger copy. Committee.
BANKS-Friendsan and acquaintance OF James
Banks are requested 10 attend the funeral OF his
wife, ELIZABETH F., from his residence, corner
OF shelby and South streets, Wednesday, Juy
list, at 10 o'clock am.
City papers please copy.
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than the one therein specified coHld be
demanded, and moved to refer the MAJ
ter to the commanding general.
Dunn ruled that until the members
had qualified no appeal could be taktn r
motion offered. and orCered the roll to Q
called, and the members who could do =,
to come forward and tSke the test oath
as their names were called The Demo-
; cratic members entered q protest and
refused to take the oath, several assert
log their ability TO do so, but denying
Dumas right to demand it. Nineteen, a
bare quorum, took the oath; after which
the Constitutional oath was admins
tered and Committee on Credentials
and Elections appointed. Several con-
tests for seats were referred, and the body
adjourned until noon tomorrow. After
the adjournment, large number OF ne
groes crowded around the black presid-
ing officer, to offer their congratulations.
Four of the Senators are full bloOded
negroes and several are mixed all of
whom are Radicals.
The House was called to order by Col
Bachelor, of Gen. Buchanan's staff,
who called the roll
X. 3. Isabelle, a negro, was elected
temporary chairman, who took the test
OAehJ 6L0 OA tShlbS LIS Scot dnuOu1CcuI
IN reply TO protest, that no mem Der
who could not take the test oath could
take his seat.
Fifty-three IA quorum) took the re-
CURED oath, a majority OF the Democrats
withdrawing.
A committee on Elections was ap-
painted, and the House adjourned until
noon.
Mcmillan, a Radical, entered q
protest against the recognition Of
the authority of General Buchanan
to interfere in the organization OF the
House, and concluded his remarks as
follows: "And when this House is
once organized, then 1 desire 10 an
nounce to Col. Bachelor and to Gen.
Buchanan and to the United States army
at Lara e, if necessary, that all inter-
ference on the part OF tbs army must |
cease"
The proportion of negroes in the House
is greater than in the Senate
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NASHs EELE.

NASHVILLE, June 29.-Intelligence of
the attachment of the funds sent to New
York by the State and railroads to pay
the July interest, causes much indigna
ton. Suits will be Immediately insti-
tuted to enjoin the Board Of Finance
from issuing any more new bonds.
Negotiations are in progress 20 lease
the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road to the Nashville snd Chattanooga
Railroad The Directors of the latter
road will decide the matter tomorrow.
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND, June 29.-John Cole, of
CayahOga county, last Saturday night
murdered his two step-sons named
Quayle, with q butcher knife, and then
assaulted others OF the neighborhosd,
defying arrest by the local authorities.
He was finally arrested by the police
from this CITY,
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The Little Rock Gazette of the 9th
says: " A bill is pending in the Assem-
bly, so changing the laws of inheritance
as to make property descend to all off
spring of the same father alike, whether
legitimate or not"
The same paper says: "The records
Of Capt. Pstton's Office show that the in
ternal revenue tax in this distriet-sse-
ond Congressional-for the year ending
May ], 1868, on incomes and special
taxes THE last item includes Iieenses) is
So. 25s. The taxes last year for a like
purpose were sSs, 522. Among the most
reasonable causes assigned for this re-
markable change, is the falling off of
capital employed in the production of
cotton"
The Little Rock Republican of the
9th says; Tuesday next to-day has
been set as the day on which the inau-
guration of officers under the new Sta
Government shall take place"
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THE LIFE AND RETAINS
Gen. WILLIAM T. HAsKELL
Now being compiled and arranged
By Rev. r.. H. RIV E r s.

- SUBSCRIPTIONS are solicilsd to this work
~ which, when complied, VIII embrace De
tween rour ana i've nuuGred i mo. DaEss,
printed upon calenGered paper IN bold cIsar
y Pc, and pound IN n creCitable manner.
Ten. dASkELL was one OF the most brilliant
men ana e-oQueuJ orators that tennessee has
ever given 70 our common cJuutTy. Ihis will
De SHOWN not only Dy brlef and truthful
narrative OF the chief incidents OF his svenJfuI
HE, ouL by presenting the reader with his Ke-
MAINS consisting OF rooms, Essays, Letters
u d OrRttOns
II Inc personal friends and admirers OF the
great Iennesseean viii subscribe Literally at
onee, the WORK can be delivered Ey Noyen-
Der, 1905.
Tae profits arising from the sale OF the WORK
Will be devoted 10 erecting monument 10 mis-
memory.
Telms-S3 Per copy, payable on delivery.
n, r.-Subscribers may leave their names
with CJl. J. II. ACAAhON, No. 10 Madison
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MARRIED.

BISER-CRAWFORD-O the 18th inst, by
the Rev. Dr. B. f. Brooke, at the residence OF
the brides mother, Capt. CHAs. T. BIsER, OF
Galveston, Texas, to Miss MARY S. CRAWFORD
Galveston, VicksbuIg, st. Louis and B1lti-
more papers please copy,
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"A New York paper reports the dis
eovery by a farmer of Long Island, in
blowing, Of number of silver coins, and
appenAs an invitation 10 all the fools in
the land by saying that they are sup.
posed to be part OF the treasure buried
by pirate, who concealed about So. 600
In this mysterious way forty years ago.
Gov. Bullock has issued proclama-
ton converting the Legislature of Geor.
STA on the 4th OF July.
--Advicss received at Washington
from Senator Grimes, of lows, say that
bis recovery is low impossible. His
memory is rapidly failing, and his mind
is becoming so weak that he complains
Of not being able TO think. Some attrib-
ute this sudden decay TO the abuse he re.
ceived from the New York Tribune and
other Radical Journals for the part he
took In preventing convietion in The i'm
pesehneat trial.
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NEW ADvERTIsEm'NTs
PRopUcE yahTE.,-

600n BBLS. POTATOES, Onions, App Is,
COOO Pears, Peaches; 500 bushels " heat
ior winch the highest market prIre will be
paid at CONFER q kI HANDSOME
te26 Nv No coward Row
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CANADA.

ToRoNTo, June 29.-General John G.
Breckinridge arrived here on Saturday
from Paris. He will remain here for
some time.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
MOBILE.

MoRILE, June 29.-GeD. Smith has
called meeting OF the Legislature at
Montgomery on the 18th of July.
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r q SIS Ell LIS
DRIGlsarT, InfrRaTy an DIG Store,
Nos. 20 and AZ North PUT 81,
MEMPHIS, 8ENNESsEE

nR. RUSSELLB DisPENSAR X. AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and o.destinstitu-
ton Of the kind in the southwest, ESt itllished
in 1883, pleasantly located at Nos. 4D,ahd ~
north side of Court Square, Memphis Teila is
open for the reception Of pztieutsaaesl5SIrg
treatment aud The comforts Of a home Vile
the Office or by letter, II desired. Or. RUSSELL
is acknowledge by all parties interested As
by far the NJ ST SUCCESSFUL PLY SICIAN
In the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases
Quick, thorough and permanent cures gnaran-
teeo IN every c&Se, male or female. Recent
cases OF GONOkRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
in a few days, without the use OF Nerc,llv
change Of diet, OF hindr2nce from business
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; The last Vesffce
eraolcated without the use of Mercury In
voluntary loss OF semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers rom ImpOtency or Loss of
Sexual Power restored 20 fee Yigor in a few
weeks. elect or Gonorrhea Of loL z standing
when all internal remedies have failed, per-
manently and speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-A BUSE and excessire
and loss OF physical and mental power, speed
lily and permanently cured.
50 AlHconsultattons strictly confidential
Car0ntc Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gsut, Pa
ralysis, Deafness, etc, treated BY the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
once hours from am. to ! pm, and from
2 to PIN
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, Pc. fumery, Toilet Artielee sIe
would do well to call a. Russo I ~ DRUG
stone before purchasing elseWf re, No. AZ
North Court stEest, under Tue paspsp saFy,
is27
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STOCKS AND soNDs.

{ETANTED AT MEMPBIs CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets:
Miss. Central 4. r. LIST and ID Mortg. Bonds.
Miss and Tenn. r. 4. LIST Mcrtg. Bonds.
Mem. and Cnas. 4. r. ID Mortg Bonds.
NJ. and l.. K. K. r. lst MOrtg. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio per cent. Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City Indorsed Bonds.
Mobile and y. r r. 8 per cent. Sterling Bonds
Mobile and o. Z. r. per cent. interest Bonds
Mobile and Q. r. X. Income Boncs,
Memphis and o . r. r. Stock.
Je10H f. q. KIRK. Cashier.
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OFFICE OF FERNANDO INe. co.

HFFINE OF dNANDI NE Co,
~ MEMPHIS. June "a 1883.
The annH j election Ior seven directors OF
this Company, for the ensuing year. v Il be
held by the SlOck holders, at the Office Of the
Company, on aONBAY, JULY 18th pr0x.. be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock q N. and pm.
is2ff9 BEN NAY, sesrsSsrT.
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LOUISVILLE, June 29.-TOhacco frmer sales
rs hhds, Jugs 81 so to rs medium Leaf $40 10
Ia 5Oi 1rimble county cutting leaf SIS 70. Wheat
unsettled old 81 IS new 81. Flour dan SUI
perfne 81; A No. sll. Corn 9099Sc. Oats rs
a7ec. Rye 81 1891 81. Mess pork SIS. Lard
161sc; Gear sides 17,gI71zc.
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Mound City Ferry Privilege,

Or right to run a fsrTyooAt to Mound City,
ArhaLsaS.
Ter Ms-ReDt to be paid monthly. Security
Tor Pop meut 20 De gwen and Right OF re-en
Try, and 20 ueclire the lease fJrTel,e1 Tor HOn-
pay q. en5 10 be reserved.
Ihls Is well known 10 be The most vsluable
ferry privilege Ia tie vIcinity OF 8IeInphis.
Jezs I'd JAMES u. bEahI, Htc- iNer.
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LIVERPOOL. June 29.-Cotton closed steady
sales 10000 bales upiands 1l4gll5sd Orleans
ll1ZGllssd Breadstu1fs dun and Unchanged.
LONDON. June 29,-Money frmer; consels
closed At 9434@9i1s 5-2O's 49, a7S9s.
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RECEIVERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY

NOTICE is hereby given that as Recsiver, ap-
~ pointed by The JIicult Cure 81 CntJeuu5n
county, AlkansHs, in the ease vi LOnn l.. " az
geuer vs.. y. +. LyIes, Trustee ct uIs., VIII sell,
70 the nishe-J bidder, a MOULD City, Air
KANSAS On
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NOtice.

DELEGATEs TO the Democratic Convention
Ia will be carried at II LF FARE on the
Commercial and Liberty. No.2
JOHN b, DAVIS, Supt
fas 81 x. and w, II, Pkts Co,
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NEW POTATOES.
WHRATI WHEAFl WHEAT

T AM paying the highest price for good Wheat
L at Bluff City Mills, lg7 Poplar Street, and
have tor sale choice F4mily Flour, Cornmeal,
Bran aud Shorts, at prices to suit the times.
jsH Inn JOHN INGkS
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E. MCDAvITT, " f. COCHRAN.
y. W SMITH, ". B WALDRAN
j. /. FARGASON, HAPOLEu@ HILL
W. 4. 0OODWTN, John Il. STATION
). FRANK
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OFFICE SOUTHERN LIFE ms. CO..

" MEAPHIs, TENN., June "A, 1853.
Cke annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
this Company, for the purpose of eIecting Di-
rectors for this ensuing year, Will be held at the
ONCE OF the Company, on TUESDAY, july
jsi4 I'd = BEN MAY. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE Of shares OF German Ma
"A tional Rank stock, Nc. IS, issued 70 franz
Meier August 2 800, having been lost or stolen
all persons sre warned not to trade for the
applied 70 ths Bank for new certificate.
mail So FREn 7. WARNER
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New orleans Market,

NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-Cotton market
dull and steady middlings 29c receipts / d
bales no sales or exports. Sterling 53a55, n
\. sight 4 as premium. God 1897. Nothing
done IN sugar and molasSes; quo ations nomi-
nally unchanged Flour duu superfine 81
Xxx s. t099 50; choice sl0gl250 Corn dun al
sJ99jc. Oats duI, 7oc. Pork S2992g 50. Bacon
dun. Lard, tIerce lS1zc; keg zoe
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NEW YORK, Juno 20 Cotton quiet and
steady sales SoU bales; prices unchaused.
Rice quiet. Coffee nominaiIy unchanged, SUI
gar quiet; Cu6a nss9l214c; Porto Rico ISc.
NO asse, nominal, Flour dull and 5@lOc low
Dry Goods-HeaEy brown sneetiuks hest
makes, l7tadlSc seconds l61[GI7c light prints
Ai129I EXC; DARK styles 1876; white paints l0c.
money easy call loans Zg4 sterling iOaIOiI.
gold l4t1s; old TenneSsees 7o1s new 40 721.
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CAPITAL, 81
Omce-NO. 10 MADISON 81
DIRECTORS

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
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Dissolution.

T0HE arm OF GUY, ALDEN, McCREA & CO.,
L is tais day dissolved Dy mutual consent.
Unsettled business pertaining 10 the hous " IL
be aoJ usied Al the office Of Gu Mcclellan s
Co., z0i Front street. W. ~ GUY.
4 J. ALDEN,
]. MCC EA.
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'CNoINNATI, June 29-Floar dull and uomi.
nal family 50 5O9975 Wheat s2I2lO. Corn
S3959c. cats 75c Whisky 33aS5c bonded.
ders l21zc; sides l69l5iSc; hams Is aIea2I re.
Lard l6c. Coffee z ezi1zc. Butter 2492Sc Eggs
lSc.
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DIRECTORS


No Restrictions upon Aeci.1,Gte1 Prr,olts. OF %
RESIDENCES OR IRA VEL.
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Louisville Market.

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Flour, no market. Wheat
dull and dropping. Corn dull, 80 5S5e Kys 81 40
g. IS. Provisions weak.
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New Firm.

The undersigned have this day T. rmed a CO
partners1i. Tor the Transaction O. q " hOlesals
Grocery, cotton kactofags and General CJ,la-
mission Business, at ~ Front strest, hiempbis
Tenn, under the style II GUY, aUCLEL AN
q CO. W. W. GU =,
j, Il. MCCLELLAN.
7. 4. PARK,
r. W. MCCLELLAN.
In severIog connection with our old part.
neTs, we heartily recommend them and their
new colleagues TO confidence and patrOnagz
Of our friends, both IN the city ana country.
a. l. ALDEN,
Je27 lw j. MCChEA.
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Ravenna Lecture Association.
Arrangements for, the winter of 1850.


The Course will consist Of ten lectures. of
which the Association are now prepared to an
nounce as follows: .-s-
". MISS OLIVE. LoGAN-January a.
subject-P ARIs. CITYoF LUXURY. rs +
vi. THEODORE TILToNS4-Early in.Jan'y
day not fxed.-Subject-THE AIT OF USING THE
MIND. Iasszd2isa 90 s4s6 ~
VIE. p wH1PPLE Of Boston, is expected to
give the sixth lecture but his time Is not yet ar
? yaripedg t.gf1 9zaHI i4.5'' fsa = ~ .i3't" !
VIII. MARK TWAIN tHumorous)-Febru-
ary 13.-subject-lTHE SANDWICH ISLANDS. IL
% Horace Greeley has promised to lecture here
if he,cmes West during the season. 49, r /
Il The Association are in correspondence with
several first class Lecturers, but have not yet 50
far completed engagements as to be able to- an
nounce names for the balance of the course, they
can however assure the people of Ravenna thaa
the entire course will be filed with a class o.
men fully equal to those already announced,
sqsa., !, Terms Of 4Adp'issiOn,l 4ITl1I +.
Season ticket for the entire e9prses-. 400.
Season tickets not transferable.
Tickets can be had of.W. B. Beebe, Treasure
at 2nd National Bank at the Ravenna Bool
Store and at Waterman's Drug Store.
For the present the lectures will be held il
Days HALL, and win commence at TS
BY order of the Executive Committee.
H. H. STEVENS,
Sec,y,
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Rarenna union school.

The Second Term for the years 1855 and 1869,
will commence Jan. 4th, 1863, and continue
twelve weeks
TERMs.-Foreign pupils are received at the
following rates of tuition:
For the term-High School. .-.------SS ~ ~
Grammar School. W
Other Schools ..----.-...-.-- "
Bills will not be made for less than one-hah
term Except in cases of sickness)- All olils
will be presented at the commencement OF each
term, and must be paid on or before the explra-
ton of the first half of the term.
z. R. WAIT,
Prest Board of Education.
TNoc 1853
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MISS OLIVE LOGAN delivers the next
lecture before a Ravenna audience,
under the direction Of the Lecture
Association, at Days Hall, on Satur-
day evening next. The ability and
reputation of the Lecturer should, and
doubtless will, insure crowded hall.
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,a'TFIHHE TFHE friend Of GeHI. Ms Glellap SAY
tl4at he win befpGered the Secretary
ship ofAEar byiGeh Gfanty because of
Iii lis aadmiaatsem forsMeG Glellanssnd bis
desire to show the country that he lis
not partisahOiT q "
saiao .fTTtr ,E7Ta57rsfs :szTE1r II y5nTotlA
Eli fForhey says that Mfr Stanton twill
not enter, Grants Cabinet uHdcIa ANY
ciEcthnstaneesH His health iMill not
hhernit5 .sansyIA .1BI Ia sy9IG1o4fE
) Z 49, .imAn i.mnill.k i..iI ,hi lako
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The Portage County Medical Society
holds its next monthly session on
Thursday next 9th prox.,) at one
o'clock. Persons desiring the advice
of the Society are .invited1to attend
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Sale of Pews,

The ANNUAL sale Of the Pews of the Gongrega-
tional Church of Ravenna, will occur On Friday
evening, Jan. 1st. Sale to eemmence promptly
at ~ O'Clock. @dGEsT1I4a
BY order of Committee J4dg-Ia
Dee. 3, 1858, 2w. raxfz H~LH
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The FIREMEs'srDA4eE at Days
Hall on last Thursday night, was very
literally patronized, and, as we are in
formed, Eass Altogether p pleasant af-
fair.
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Donation visit.

sThe friends of Rev! A. b. GREEN, viii make
I him Donation Visit at his residence on syca7
more Street, on the afternoon and evening Of
Tuesday, Jan 5, 1869. The pnblic generally are
invited to attend. s1i Hs7 is1 p
80 Rayenha Dec ss 1883 Z u deesl Nv.
,.s- Dr., A. M, ,PowERs, whose profes-
sional card appears in another column,
has located in Rootstown. He re-
moves from Lordstown,i Trumbull
county, where. he. has had eight years
experience in the practice of his pro-
fessfon,Sl. and comes ito our o. county
highly recommended by Drs. Woods,
WoodWorth and others-the first ply
Isicians of Trumbun county.
Portage Co. Agricultural Society Meeting.
gFhe annual meeting of the Portage County
Agricultural Society will be held at Citizens
Hail. Ravenna, Tuesday, Jan. 18th, 1882 at l0
O'Clock A. NJ. for the election of officers for the
ensuing year. and other important business
All interested in the Society are requested to
attend. The time of helding next Fair agreed
aRon,yapd preparing premium list to -be ar
ranged at this meeting. : = 4 / = i
WILLIAMSON Sec'y:
Rayenna,-Dec. 25 1861 z- deca 2w,
THE editor Of the Chataqua County
Press has been presented with an ele-
.phant as Christmas present. It is
not like the animal the chap drew inia
lottery once upona time, for he knows
what to do with it, 1t is p q miniature
elephant of silver, or, silver tplated
and can be made quite saryiceable il
the editors "tsanetum.
REAL EsffAirE AeE&s5coY We wohld
caHthe attention of our readers TO the
advertisements ofxA. w. BEnAN, Esq.
in another column. q q Mr.. b b. has d :
voted much Of his time and attention
for seNeralayea to this branehsof hi
3 business % and by his familiarity AM
experience I'M real estate transaction
with the values of such property i
Tthis region; and by Estrictl appfcatio
to business, he VIII be able to promot
1.-the Interests of those. who. Apply
him. s4t.'s.larg..iIt9
The following are among the recer
s.real estate transfers through hthe aget
=, ey Of Mr., Bemran: ,esa,l ,ssse g,iat
Albert Christy, of CoshoctopJ Obi
to John BarthoIomeYs of. Strsetsbor
-, 331s acres of, land, located in Street
boro. Consideration, $40 90 peF acr
Willis Strickland, ;llof Rayenna,
Mr.. S. L. Olford, of Windharn. hou'
and s1I acres Of land inieaari lie a RaHent
vil1age. Consideration, $1,000 90.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-31

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