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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

are. ---.--- -.---
The Bondholders, through Grant,
won famous victoryI The good
for which they so earnestly worked is
coming, coming with the bitter and
cold of the winter. .,.a.z3E nIia I
FaH While the poor dupe who carfied
/ the oil lamp and shouted his lungs
hpaEseoto the etliifcation of. the GLOW
| ed aristoerat on the. sidewalk is shiH-
ering in his. rented ghoEel, the. Hgood
time" is coming, coming, but not, to
him 'e,'..l ~ -l''' Z 'ii - ii='.'
1t is coming in coupons! Itis com
| ing in gold for bonds and rags for Ia
Dor. 1t is coming in his interest and
new mortgages stamped by Govern
ment seals and blotted with poverty's
tears. sc -r-- z..t at =z
= 1t is coming to those who Gown the
debt of the nation" but not to those
who pay it. ..a
Let men talk plain and reason well.
Let them study, study not to hate, but
to learn. $3.50 19'!'tii-
There is a great panic at hand-so
say the papers. You should uuder-
stand what "panic means. To
the speculator it is a reverse. To the
business man it is disaster and ruin.
To the laborer it is bitter, hard times.
To the Bondholding aristocracyiit is
VICTORY! 4: - '.. i7''5i-''t. :.
Banks will tumble. III ~ ,-...ss-5
Soup houses flourish. Ell ii. ..gf1
Money will becomes Scarcity
Business men will close their hous-
es and the energetic manufacturer
viii stop his wheels. or work. ON half
time. aor -.tfaJ Is ~ snodGgii
omen ana children will stafVe.
A cry Of distress has gone mn from
| tba vpst and Tho -oo II - ia,l,,iolod b,.ll
ift - te''FN'>
fDy Inc white slaVe OF the East Ihere
is demand upon the, Secretary for
sF5reenbacks," 7- -, -; -,
Inc Bondho1der says, - Nay, nay,
we won d famous ElctorYi' EG11
'''i w orkihgineh iread the commercial
reports Is IN tne aaliy papers. DO you
know llo What " means mean to, see money
quoted at two per cent. per month";
LOOK into your empty pocket book
tor TOR your answer See the thousands
out OF employment y on on should y IN
dersland these thlngS well ;you should
not groVel mdarkness. 1t means that
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
our ADVERTISING Patrons--The
'''- no Places to do Business. I3uf

The following is a list of our advertising pat
rons with. their business: .3l.I ii.lI3 HlfEi
Z. + kleHARPsoN q soNS-Hard1yaF ah1c
9 E. MUSSERlClpthing and Furnishing Goods.
n. KAHN1G Clothing and Furnishing Goods;
trFLATH & ROK-- Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
y s.. N, fBAssETT-Books and Stationery, and
sTINoE' s wELLs-Furniture and CrOckery,
T. 6. urniture and erocke1ry, and
DURHAM & WA1T-Boots and Shoes. l. :, ID,
II WfRp & SGURLEYWGfocers and Dealers in
Crockery and Glassware aiEnlfffI.f..,
.g-EEwIsr& & eGoRRISGE-Saddles and Harnesses.
!, BEEoHER & SEY4oQR--Dry Goods and Gro
n CoNvERsE-Dry Goods and Groceries.
+, j. s. SMITH y Co---Dry Goods and Groceries,
Hanger and Locksmith. TOO ,f-.s .r,..Fr
TN, JoNEs-Marble Works
e.. W. Fox-Marble Works. y -loi~- E-a
# BARTON nSiiingle Factory. .'rr.l l,fna4
n SECOND NATIONAL BANK, Rayenna-Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, RaYenna-Bankers.
GEIGER & Observation-Disclosures glj tD
. DIR; d. n. .JBNHINGs-Dentis y 4..4,rs.
BRAINERD s. MAsoN-Flour and Feed.
y eWM. E. E.LBRADLEY-Ravenna Summit Mill
DR. GIL b. SNYDER-Germal Physician.
Poe s. &BRoTHEB-Druggists and Apothecaries.
MERTs s RIDDLE Manufacturers of Car
- R.. H. iORvIs-Patent Boot-Jack.
r; A; GILLETTE & Co--Weddell House, CleVe-
5HF. d. pbELIEDealer in Coal. 80. fs 80:
Howe Sewing Machine Company . '97'5i-fN
b A. H. CI1NR-LunIbeg Dealer. ma --..-...r rt-, &.
WIN. .COoLMAN-Dealer in Coal.
COTTER & TRIssLER-Electro Platers. . '=-g
D. W. Goss-Dry Goods and Groceries, Edin-
FGRRf 8. .KtNa- Carriage Manufacturers.
a iwHIfLoCK- -Eicensed Anctioneer =
e. r: WjAJE-Dealer in, Watches, Jewelry,: &c.
u A H. ,SLAYT0N-Agen for Moving Machines,
KN4PP, MILLER 6 Co.-Iron Foundry. ~,
-i9ini II. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. f...-.f.,..
AFToRNEYs-EDGAR W. MANSON, Garrettsville.
RANNEY s HATFIELD, Ravenna.
+' i7' - w! B. THOMAS 9jH'
- sGi-"G 10 s. Z. FINK, s-t.sf, .lfI- I'D &c
t ANsoS W. BEMAN, s'
'ii'st' 81 WILLARD & DYER, ..] .'ul-
t. ToaTog S. d. NoRToNJeidi Inf .T
" NJ Stuart.
D. L. ROCKWELL. = Kent. a.
PHYsICTANs-JOsEPH w WAGGoNER, NJ ID.
.T,.-.f" Ids A. W. ALCoRN. NJ D..
Belding & Stedrnan NJ d. t'-t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

IT seems inevitable that meat, offall
kinds WiHbe dear this winter The
sheep-pox' has broken1out in Holland.
'Schleswig and Holsteiil, and the rim
derpestr has appeared in beth I'll these
countries. and in Northern Russia,
There is likely, then, to o]be brisk
demand for 1wyhatsurpIds we may have
of Indian corn and cured meats 3'i ~, =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

THERE are /, ,15o convicts in the Hi
nois State Penitentiary, and about the
same number in our ownin Columbus
tits remarkable that not'a single rev
enue officer is stated to be among the
number. They. can do better than
that in New Y ork. r.aagaq,z5 .se @,,i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

: ANOTHER MEMBER oDEAD.-Hon.
Henry ]. Broemer, Representatiav4ee ta4 g in
the Legislature from the counties of
Putnam and Henry, died att his resi-
dence in, p Patnam county on the 9Th
inst. He was present, in apparent
good health at theireeent short ses-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
ngT, The Negro Suffrage Amendment!
iidFhe tPla@aaaDeeleoi in dts. Washing
'fligton Notes and Topics, has the fol-

;;fowine: iEifii99 OIL! 10 sjqi5I' u-.a
3 faTFhe The Negro suffrage, smqpdm epE is
not likely teipass Congress. idA can
vass of the House, by someiot itspfe=
porters. shows. that it will not get a
vote@to nsay nothhigj0f the
efequifed fwo-fhiffeffss: ssiThe9 proposed
4ssp Iigs bgSf9fe 4 tha iSs yu
dieiarS I'd GolGp4nai lGp4na tees toE both houses,
,ahd THAT ofiithe Senate iiS,eNp eefedsto
report adverse to it at an early; Lday.
Among those Who oppose the amend
ItnentI are5semellof Gfaht,s strongest
I sur,hh6c hh6crrtdriaj3 6rt 9aia-Efzi aUG baGa
T5HlPIP"fttf - g g9'uLi-vf1c} bnE,, g,i,aHf
|ubN9M, '.slettuSt have peace. n sgqod
J6B4h J64hN tP!!biEPR EPREEEsESsl Er5EsE ! Representative
in Congress frem North Gagolina, has
Sbeen indicted By the grandjunt lofthe
Circuit Courtat Raleigh, forfvlolation
of the post office law and abuse of the
franking privilege
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

4, Idol worship is firmly established
in, Portland, Oregon. There is tenn
pie there belonging .to9 the Chinese
with craven images and all the other
accompailimeiits of a real heathen tenn
pie.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

L. T4E G8tefnor on the. I.7thw INST. ac4
esepted The p ure resignation 0f 0ff p ~ " = FL
Day, as Quartermaster General of the
State, and appointed THOMAS M. ETUR-
NER, of Washington county, to- ill the
place. 49,. ts'', -; ,.,q -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

The Free5dlmnlen's Bulrreeaah reports rep IT that
the expenditures in South Carolina
during the past 4year amounted to
s4s4 , ,5oo.:4GAg the people decided at
t the late election to, continue this hum
bug and unnecessary expense, let them
pay9for the.whistfe.t Ioizus% .s9Hlu
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

} 1GREELE9 calls the present meetng
lof the Rtsmp Congress ssthe Feast of
the Yultlres." This is nearer the
truth than GRsFIY Si4t q often D;f getA This
.islthe last chance isame of these ,yulT
lures sADE1ANo, 70 for ne instance--Yih
have at the Cohe eressionai etib, and the
viii ay this winter Ike ser snow.
in a high Mind,- -r7Cfa@s-I,in,ra+ ali 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

This question is sometimes put to
the Radicals: IF. Congress have the
right to forcesnegro suffrage upon the
South, why may tnoT assert tAeasame
power oyer fire Northern States ?
5Fhc answer IL his cdntPi5
ii the answer5dply apsroEed by Jacobin
orators and Rrdical newspapers-ls
that the North, having been loyal, does
not deserve the infiiction of so heavy
q ''pqliishpient." Thus. at one blow,
is toppled' oyer the pile OF straw bricks
IlabelediJrespectivcly, Il s The Divine
Right Of Suffrage . ..sThe Equality of
All Men before the Law i'fThe In
alienable Privilege ofYoting,2 and ev-
cry iothor clap-trap phrase which helps
to build tip the temple Of Radical fraud.
After all, then, Negro Suffrage is
merely AN instrument of punishment
like the cat-'o-nine-tails in Delaware,
or Mr. Stewards s little bell in Washing
ton. TIC Inalignity which inspired
such SSpunishment" illustrates once
more g the highest possible realization
of practical Christianity. .if
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

1, IT is prevailing belief among the
protectiohists, that the higher the duty
on articles of foreign importation, the
cheaper the price OF the competing ar
ticle of domestic production ;for, at
least that the imposition of high, and
even prohibitory duties on foreign i'm
portations does not enhance the price
of domestic manufactures. The Ma
.tional Board of Trade that has recent
1y been in session at Cincinnati didn't
think of this argument, or didn't be-
lieve it true. when by resolution they
rec commemorative Government to favor
the Railroad interest by admitting
railroad iron duty fee. ..- 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

a-8 -Jl'iig ! VATETTA. Dec. q.
Dispatches from Sicily report fresh
eruption of Mount 41tna on Tuesday
night. The volcano broke out with
increased violence, ejecting flame and
lava until 5 o'clock this morning The
torrent of lava devastated the sur
rounding country. The ashes from
the. crater fell on the town of Aci
ReaIe, and were blown even into the
streets of Messina. At last accounts
the mountain was lenYeloped in smoke
and labored with deafening detona-
tons. .72at 7''55E ~ ~ = .ze.,...
."' Great crowds o7d have gathered On the
northern shore Of Malta .to,ewitness
the magnificent spectacle, (which,
though l20 miles distant, is distinctly
visible. no b.. ? D. - 4iyi'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

/. TIE vote of Florida will probably
have to be dropped from the Grant
column The scalawag Legislsaatuge, Yo-
ted to rob the people of the right to
vote for electorsI; and when the elect
ors were chosen by, the Legislature, it
appears, there was, no quorum present
so theselection is void .41afa llno;,
pr nj ;TUT- 77f77 - 't's-tT-T JTT-zT 53loEJni
rs ENORMOUS Ho4.--Capt! j. O.Reamy
at The Hooking oFdfnaey, has a hog
3weigghi4gg weigh 300 pounds! It I igass large,
alnest. as the "baby elephant" in Fore-
paugI's Menagerie. The Gaptainisays
it will weigh 1oOolbs. befofe9 Christ
mas; If any county in the State can
produce larger 'fpqrker'nt Than Than this y
we would be glad toireoord the fact.-
Hooking SentmeLni ToftTl1 9dt o.
-nGff q t.fNI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

J The EoneW FMS snftedtion in Spain is
ended: It IS said that the peaceful
termination ofi7the difficulty + WAS ow-
ing to tbs, go9ad offices Of q9fah the Ameri-
can Consul. ...o;..0.. ....-.. .-..----..:.,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

THANKs.-We are under obligation
to N. L. Jefries, Esq, Register of the
Treasury, for a pamphlet copy of his
report of the business of his Office for
the year ending June 80, 1868.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

Reading makes a learned man, wri-
ting, acorrect man, speaking, q ready
man, thinking, a grcatlman, and pray
ing, a good man. t".'' '''''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
Sound Doctrine.

The -Ndtio7aazs I1atelgigeRcer says !:
five believe the American Union to
be intaet9 We believe ithatffhe same
State rights belong to South Carolina
that; belong TO Massachusetts. We be-
lieve, therefore, that the control of
suffrage within her borders is,as-abso-
l1utely the. right Of South Carolina as
tits the right of Massaehusett&5 We
affirm the independenceiof of the RNeeu-
tive iaird ,atlHe independencenof Con
.gfess as thufdai checks, and balances
the one i upon fI the tItar,, qtIRer.,.,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
Portage 81 County Medical Assoc
9qaa ohi lGdi citation. I h9Sa

!, The Portage County Medical Association has
az pointed Board of Examiners under the act
of the Ohio Legislature passed May 5th 1868, to
protect the citizens of Ohio, from E,npiricism
ana elevate the standing of the Medical Profess
sion. said Board %Ill meet at Ravenna, upon
the first Thursday of each month, whom all per-
sons desiring examinations, as required by said
ac4 Inbyra attend. svu Nlu0tJ- b.i ,.f
i Il 'uanHUOG. S, LEONARD, n. D.,
Irsio sad ia;tA. BELDiNG, n. D. -
.uni,r A, NJ, SHERMAN, NJ, D..
Examining Board.
The Society holds its meetings on the first
ThufsdAy of each month. ijbao2 -tl
isno2 j-9uls bis GEO SADLER, NJ D.
RAvenna, sept1T, 1868 tf0 Ia Secretary
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
Id Disease Yields t6Treatment.
@HAf b1VoTT Siit s9il9iTaqZ1 .ijf&
JpdiclUusit Means a9EmpIoyed,
.s.l 9lIa SAVES lt5ntoId suffering. .


n you 3nuldJbe Strong, Healthy and cYigpr-
ousS MSS Wri0ht's Tonic Cordial dRd Bfood tPH-
bri6sf. 1t is superlative Tonic and invigprat-
ing Cordial. and iseAn infallible remedy for
renoyating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid, t9, health and vigor. 1t
purifes the Blood, negtralfzes, any bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and sirens ngthens
the whole organization. 1t cures Scrofuia, Salt
lRhedn, Fetter Boiis, Biotches, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia. Indigestion Flatnfen6e, Kidney Az
fectiOns, Nervous Debility, and all diseases aris
ng from disorganzed condition Of the Blood,
Stomach and Liver. it9idW saojaiTc-a
Stop taking disagreeablei Bitters and stflhu-
lating POtations, they are merely temporary in
their effect finally they are positively injurious.
Take RrfgAsaS 7baic C1rdiql. twill, assist ma
ture in converting the. food you eat into rich
blood, producing health and strength ~
Sold by Poe s BRO, Agents, RaYenna, Ohio.
'RaEepna, Sept ? l1sss snh, slnh,a1g 10 s.sr,t
THE place to buy your. watches, Clocks and
JewNieiry, is at NtowENs, No. 9, Etna Block
where you will alWay find good assortment,
and iower prices, than any other House in the
codntyi iAt39n ,s1Q%9 Sit q ttsIJ..u.s
Repairing done ON short notice. All work
warranted. OF g6s. =. y e SepS, 1855 If
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

the Cheapest Flour Quality Considered,
s9 In this Market. est ilifss.ts 2aSHsGrIf
And want it distinctly understood that all
the Flour i sell Is made at the RaYenna Summit
Mill, and from Portage County Wheat, which is
the best raised in the State the present season;
and THAT. is the reason why all who want Flour
will buy it in Preference to poorer Flour at
higher pricesy This Flour is warranted to -be
made from pure Winter Wheat, ;ts.,,., -,
Io,1 1yiz, .'fi;.,r.s WIN. 55RADLES
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

The "IroncIad" oath-Raiicar Agony.
rs Forney, who edits the Philadelphia
Press, one ofifsmy two papers, both
daily, is greatly disgusted with Chief
Justice Chase for having dispensed
with the a:irpnclad . oath. He says !:
& Chief Justice Ghaseis gradually pre-
pairing tire way for the acquittal of
JEFF; DAVIS. The matter may not have
,Peen set up before The arch rebel de
parted the realm,I but his case is moy-
ing towards end withither certainty
of WeH-prepared machinery. The
t.iironecllad', oath is no longer regarded
,asi necesary,eb by the3l Chief Justice.
Grand Ijurymen and petit jurymen
may now be sworn into perform their
-fupftions without regard to previous
conduct. This insures rebel tribunal
to pass upon thesguilt or innocence of
their own cIansmeR. Why keep up
the farce longer? All its points have
become SO transparent as to, sink far
below the dignity of justices or the
respeetability of,lawyers. They can
gain nothing byindulging further in
fantastic. tricks r se.. -..,tl-..l ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
=, ..1 s.. ID. NORTON,

AttoFneyn u and oounsellor, at Law, and
Real Estate Agent, win attend promptly
to ali business In his profession.l ohce IN
: ISMifts Block, over L. r.. 8Waitoas JeMelry
4, Store, Rayenna, Chic .s.., sel'S fS feosi ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
NOTICE TO INlVALIDS4
q. I. B. Snyder, NJ. D.
: .i4I.@'.'{cERMAN PHYSICIAN,

.s4- ridT .sssi}5.-g-ss.E,. -ss ....fs.
Taking advantage of ofreceHt discoveries made
by eminent Microscopists to determine the ac-
tual condition of the blood, and excretions in
health and disease, claims to arrive at correct
conclusions in analyzing Acute and Chronic
Diseases, by the microscope and chemical agents.
Diseases thus unveiled of the mystery formeS-
~ surro unding them, become amenable to treaA
ment, and not subject to the dangerous expert
ments of those who guess at the dfSedse," and
use the stomach a crucfble to be filed with
poisonous chemical agents to confirm or contro-
vert their opinions of the seat and nature of
diseases al.4E 10 IEoW 8LI 5E.-r
q Office inDodge's Block ioij3tgai0s -H..s-
Il Residence, Gillette House, seps, '6s, 1y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
R.AEENNA SUMMIT MILL.
A0god = ar4Eo} .za.ira.ftlib ii il..
j Ias1"ae. tReduction I'M Prices ,fszF35. :
..sls PRICE. LIST g,


Best Red Wheat per sack 9 80
@Bowegy Mills, per SACK, 25
John Rodgers, gB per sack so
Shelled Corn per bushel shel,,-,..-..-..-........1 20
Corn Meal, bolted. per 100 lbs ..,....-...... 2 80
Corn Meal pnbolted per 100 lbs. IS
Corn and Oats tmixed) per 100 lbs. :. . a6
Shorts and Middlings tmixed) lH -. T.. 9 90
Bran ,, -. -. 4..:iI q =. (. - s5
Buckwheat Flour, per 100 lbs l.2ll. 5 90
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

I. wHx Ia The .i Radicals are ieisS3n eS3n
stantlyI reiterating the,1 assertion that
the Democratic party Ssyaead. If
dead, as they affirm VIII Sfs itfthat they
are 50 much qtrd.iid ett.s sfs ghogt42RsaxGi
THE Paesffc House, t 1t ST. Joseph,
was destroyed BY ifal iifl5o'qnh. 4 pr 5P fasfaay
.3dLoss on building $4,000 ;
incurred for $4,000. Loss ON ,furni-
ture $5200os; insured "a for $I2,5OGf"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
The A. and G. ". Railway Lease.

On/SatuTrfEy astEff1G Atlantic and
Grest Nestdh kaByss passed fq4o
the hand aIlt1 control of Ethe EFae
Railroad COMPANY, tsldera ease pade'
between. .1he tsvo connpaniss.- ATr, 3.
D. Raelker is retained -as-tfs- GAaeral
Superintendent Of the A and 6. W.
Railway, and the road is to be opera
ted under -tke-ait1e- -oFthe s;AtiaIfttitei atlantic
and Great 1NesterR Division OF sthss
Erie Railway 1.-The terqnsand cehdi-
tons, of the lease arc, substantially.
that the Atlantic and Great Western
RailWSyay Company leases its rhad aatd
its apgprtena nareef, and ID all its BRANCHES Plll.4s
Iandlsueh ofits franchises and pFi1i-
sleges as may be- necessary for opera
ting the same, to the Erie Railway
Company for the period Of y years,
the Erie, Company agreeing to, pay to
the, Atlantic and Great 81 esterm Rail-
way Company, for stielf lease, thirty
per cent Of the gross earnings of said
Atlantic, and Great, Western Railway
and its branches, the payments to he
made at the office of the Erie Com
pany in New Y ork on the FIRST. days of
April, July, October and January.
The Erie Company agrees to use all
sreasonablel effort to develop and in
ctiea the local and through business
of the demised road, Tie Erie Com
panY advances and apays off certain
odecrees rendered in the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbull county, Ohio,
the Supreme Court at Buffalo, and in
PennsylyaniH, against the lAtlantic and
Great w estefA EeInpanNiia in faEe5'-ef
Samuel Gurny and i6thers, and is
placed in the saInee; position as the Re
eeiVer. The Atlantic and Great West
yern Company reserves TO Itself its
coy crate franchises, and the right to
keep up, its organiizatii on. to sue and
defend, &C. The lease stipulates that
in case the said. Erie COMPANY, shall
fail to make paymentlof the rent as
agreed for sixty days after Ii the tsi same is
due and payable. the said Atlantic and
Great Western Railway q Company,
supon refunding to the Erie Company
the moneys advanced, shall have the
right, f.. (9. fe-enter and and take peaceable
possession of them road and all its ap-
performances. gusmHT5fo,} sdt iaHH
eh5U Under this arrangement the entire
broad guagel line, from New York to
Cincinnad and Cleveland is eensolida-
ted under the management of the Erie
Railway Company, which, it is. esti-
mated viii add largely to the earnings
of the Atlantic and Great i5W,estern
division Of the road, by transferring
to if that part of the .businesstof- the
Erie Road thattha heretofore. gone
k6yer the Lake Shore Road. This will
now pass oyer Eyer the consolidated line
without change This arrangement is
regarded by railroad men as one highly
advantageous to the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway. . ; - - :,
-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
1t is Coming.

- WHAT'S coming? ---
Why 4he good time the. RadicaI
leaders have been promising those
poor fools who were coaxed and car
joled inio voting for 'sGrailt and
peace 8 q
Grant is nothing but man-and lit
tie does it signify what his opinions
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

sufield1H K Martin and WIN Paulus.
Windham-E S. Woodworth and Cornelius j
Erary t''lH.sl-aE-yl I-EG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-22

Last Sunday Of last " eek, a drunken des-
persdo named Bob Mitchell, was killed near
Pulaski by Wm. Almonds, a young married
man OF nineteen years OF age. Mitchell was
drunk and tryieg to get into Hammond's 8
house. The lEtter ied, after the difficulty, but
was spprehcnced.
The Banner Of The 18th says: \ small fat.
boat, in which Robert Lyons, Fayette Mack
erel and Adam Wi kerSon, a negro, were catch
ing driftwood near the wharf yesterday, was
sucked, with its crew, under coal barge by the
current. Lyons managed to swim 10 the bank,
a distance Of thirty yards. He went under
once and was given up for lost, but was saved
by rope which was thrown from the boat.
The other two cIung desperately to their craft,
md were saved by a skin which went to their
assistance.
Tom Looney, q bsnatc negro, being disap-
.ointed in love affairs undertook last Wednes.
d Y, at Pulaski, 10 shuttle OF, etc. through
the iusru mentality Of a JackB nifs which was
neither so long nor so keen as the rapier Of Ty-
bait, aud be was persuaded to d" hold out little
longer"
The B11raer says that Gen. Cooper, in a fit I
disappointment, has gone back 20 East TGn-
nessee. In consequence of an intImation that
the election for member of Congress at large
wou i be Indefinitely postponed, he did not
address the people of Memphis. At least, tkls
is what his friends say, but we are inclined to
/ believe that the old fellow found out it
wouldn't do to attack Hamilton on his own
/ dunghill" J"
A brutal murder was committed last
! Wednesday evening, ten miles from Tyaer's
Station. The victim, whose name was JefTer-
son Good, was last seen in company with con-
Wet who bad just been pardoned out of the
! penitentiarv.