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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
The PUBIC pebt Airsadv ,Pa,d.l


The bonded debt Of the Uhited
States is held by comparatively few fl "
rich capitalists in this country and the
bankers and nabobs of foreign capitals.
They paid an average of less than 80
cents on the dollar for the bonds, and
they have collected more than seventy
cents in gold interest on their coupons. ouptdo5nbs.
They have received more than their
original paper investment in solid
gold, wrung from the labor ofthe poor
and the producing classes. In honesty
and in honor, the debt has already been
paid. Yet what do these ShyIocks
require? They want the overburden-
ed people to pay the debt again, and
keep paying it over and over until the
end ofreckoning. = They not only want
to be paid over and over, but they in
sist upon superior currency-gold4-
and raise tremendous howl of an
guish and alarm when it is proposed
to pay them in the currency in which
they paid for their bonds, and to carry
out the letter of the contract on the
face of the bonds themselves. In ad-
dition to this, nearly all the bondhofd.
ers in this country have had the value
of their property greatly augmented
by the war, and the subsequent finan-
cial manipulations in their favor,
while the poor have steadily grown
poorer. They are rich, while those
who are compelled to pay their un-
reasonable demands are anything but
rich, and are destitute ofthe'chance to
become so. In addition to these op-
portunities of the bondholders to be-
come richer at the expense of labor,
many of fthem, the national bankers,
are. granted a direct subsidy from the
Federal Treasury to increase their
profits still more. How long will this
state of things continue in country
where the people still pretend to the
rightto vote? How long will they
quietly submit to be gouged by re-
morseless usurers, bled by national
banks, swindled by Treasury tricks,
and compelled to pay an odious debt,
which they had no part in contracting,
over and over, for the benefit of a
moneyed aristocracy? And how long
will it be before, provoked beyond en-.
durance by these glaring outrages,
they will take the bit in their mouths
to save themselves, and say to these
gentlemen Z" We have paid the debt
once; we have offered to pay it again
in the currency which you paid for the
bonds, but you refused-now it be-
comes necessary to our salvation that
it shall not be paid again on any
terms v-C7Tsis 9Ioila4 bad9nn*.t'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
wool Wanted


An Illinois exchange contains the
following; 4e % ~ ii'=i- 10 IEo bGe
l'iAThe quantity of wool required to
supply the iwoolen manufactures of
the West viii astoHisIi many of our
readers. There are, at the present
time 557' w6olen mills iii Ohio, Miehi-
gan, Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin
and Minhesota, with a capital Of $5,-
100000; they can then form some es-
innate of the amount of wool required
to keep these mills running, 8 Eastern
manufacturers already begin to realize
that there is home market fori West
ern wool. The large receipts from.
California have failed to supply the di-t
minished amount of Western wool
reaching Eastern markets, and this
decrease will be still more in time to-
come should people establish and
foster home manufactures as their
interests demand. no T9dfWt -b1-H !
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
NOTICE hNFAIiIDSk
'ii'''z iii+t +" hoE :in9mom tfEN do
q. &.iIssiB.Snyde erg9Mad0.
.TI8Go HGiH 6fafJfuSJ-1i avsd ~,
3 IN GERMAN, PHYSICIAN,
oRAvENNAsaOHI0;

TN '4.'DhA VENNAsfUa4Yi D9fIHDo0
Taking advantage of recent discoveries Rsde
BY eminent tAfidfdse se6pistssto dstepmfrsIthe- &C.
tIal condition. of the sblS9d, and & fexcretiOns in
health and disease, claims to arrive at correct
CONCLUSIONS IN il a11aais and IlSasc
!BiSsHdesi BY the ss5scope aaasafsiG1salassds.
Diseases thus iunyeile of Itbs mystery fpr9eF-
ly surrounding them, become amenable to treat
ment, and not subject to the saangefOGGg ext teri-
use tho stomach. as q crucible to be filled with
poisonous chemical agents to confirm or e6ntro-
vert their opinions of the seat anu Insfurei of
sse;13 ofiise y 3no5gaejssi ajsiRRtl iRtldo. .2'a iso DO"
Il Residence. Gillette House 44dbuIisseI aseps, sssab
..If-.a- 2
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
Illegal Voting.

e The l9l4.RIaa Radicals are bowling about lille
gal voting, to cover their own infa-
mons frauds on the ballot box The
Madison N disc Co; (o3 ,psgsoei5s;at illustrates
the fact eta as follows: stdgi7 s,raa'l1l. ,l,' D.
q aiInr rXleen Xenia, Winapss iinplalplls vote WAS ,47,
while Mr.; 4 Thomas llto9lmn y received 35L AL
lowing seven persons to each voter
lthe usual uls,lt number ~ qn computed from
4tsniao would g71l 4 lfe, haye s., 8 population Of
twealjhiaf th9qsap@a E H 3D. SiSI 1hnunn hundred Dire E. and
tWs4pptyaaeighdtlh, ihtdl,n The fs citiSssns iSs Of the
town foQnp only claim fiye Or SIX thousand
At 1.-The the election Aleeioon,Io on the the "a Grant e.
Gei'Ksd 9Yer siXte sixteen hunYd5Fgsd q1Y5gd votes IN
Xenia9 BE Eeas9nabls l1fs nan fno5b,ssIIiEsSy 5b,ssIIisysd
there is any such. vote in that place.
counting negroes and All. The fact
is, the elections at xel;a are Hands,
and palpableS SVvioiationnss III oSf1iie Tie iaRRa
n Z, 1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
D AVENNA SUMMIT MIILIsa
= 9Ht -.o11a tGei5 .say do.
1870 PRICE, IISIF.podz

-" jti4 ia. dpaS q: .9uO'G .sT,iS
Tuscarawas White Wheat per ssek, O. 90
Best Red Wheat per sack. 3 80
Bowery Mills, per sack - . 3it3 o..i 3uo lszS
John Rodgers, 'Jrs per sack a. !ailaapdise
Meal per 100 lbs-.l > $40
Corn and Oats (mixed per 100 lbs..,........ . 25
Shorts and Middlings (mixed) 90
Bran :: "a! ~. s.i!!s. 3Ii .ll3lIQ.S 1J26
Buckwheat Flohr, per 100 Ibs.l et,...,,. E,o5 %
The Cheapest Flour, Quality Considered,
in this Market, 'i"iiHI
And want it distinctly uhders6oedJ that all
the FlouriI sell is made at the. .RavennA, summit
Mill, and from Portage County Wheat, which is
the best raised in the State the present season;
and that is the reason why allwho want Flour
VIII buy it in preference tol poorer Elopg7 At
higher prices. This Flour is warranted to be
made from pure Winter Wheat. ''SAtH-
11y 'l'h riS-a EFAf. R.aBRADLET
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
Our Advertising, tRatrOns--The
Places f0t tdozFRs,si suuo-,tT

Places to dOsBusinessgozdF
The following is list Of our aV III uat.
rons with their business .sf$~'s''ii H7da bGf
E. t. RICHARDSON II Y So ss6Sss=5H ss=5HardiwaatFgsd
E. MUssER- fothfnga ana Furnishing Goods.
n. KAHN-Clothing and Furnishing G6ods.
FL4rH PoEzzelOt ana 2 tlfnisilizu osls,-
S. n rIBRrIsT rIBRr4IssTsETTT Books and Stationery. and
News peaSE AJUI diITbH iUTJ1l
VANCE WELLs-Furniture and Crockery.
and Glassware.
T. G. PHIhIhPs-Furniture and ICrOckery. and
Glassware.
DURHAM & WAIT-Boots and Shoes.
CLARK &isNAYn nGr0cefs.z 4 sBH HsGW
sWARD & GgRLEY-rG Grocsrs, iand Dealers in,
CrnSkery and Glassware. 10
LEWIS & GoRRINGE4 Saddles ana HafhesssSes!i Il
BEEeHEEi & sRYMogR-Dry Goods andbGrotz
ceTiHs; 81 80 7ia9 lid on. l,i;-s,t,,; s,,...,.
3 n, ,C0NyERsE-Dry Goods and Groceries.
J. S. sNifR & CODY Goods AID Groceries. ar
C. 3. O0TFRB usiiver. ana BTass;Plater, Bells
Hanger and LonksInith., e--F L.,,.-.l.
T. n. JoNEs-lMarble Works. qh'I
G. W. Fox-Mafb1e Works. Sli bJErt5
F! !BARFoN- glel Faesory tgd .iRit auoqr
lsEeoNR NATIONAL .BAAE, Raysnna- Bankers,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Rayenna-Bankers,
GEfGER & Observation-Disclosures slnJ OiHi
DE. DR. Gsi-Dentistni15bnog buH
/ GBRAIEERD q MASON Flour and Feed a.,o---
bWM. =, BRADLEY-Ravenna- Summit Mill. -
DR.. G. 4. B. SNYDER y 6 tGermar Phi hysfciaK. q9:-
-PoE& Druggists and Apnthecariezi
MERITS & RIpRT4T TMeannafacturersg of, Car.
riages of all kinds. - /
R. H. oKvts Patent Booe eJaaEtk. JaaEtk oji 10 1ocl;
R. al GILBETFE & COW Weddeli HOUSE; CleTe.y
lana, Qhl9,i ym YRYe soet -jIroar l.s#s-,.
IF. E. UDEL[Dealer in Coal. -
GEO. soAERvtLfE-Tailor and Agent for
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

IT is understood that the contempla-l
ted banquet Of the Presidential Elect,
ors has been abandoned in consequence
Of the death Of Gov. TOD, the head of,
the Republican electoral ticket. It is
now stated that Mr.. GALLow2Y GALLON ~ Viii
deliver an eulogy upon the deceased,
at the meeting ofthe electors,MCyiisis.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

d To REMOVE GRERsE fRSsb IgaAFErs:.
--Afi2 . exchange giTss the af6Iiowihg
recipe for lfeihbvihga grease from earl
PETS; C6veis the ogrease epoE with
whiting, and let is drsthafH oa1tiliiSBes
comes saturated wftfe ngfeass3 etifen
scrape It of, ana cover Nitlf another
coatiOfi whiting Land if thisR does not
remove the grease Siepeati HsappIica.
tiot! Threa 6oatsr6fi whItiAg WiH9 irf
most cases, remove tie ,spotbswheif iR
should be brushed or WIN haelosAes
brush. bad ysdi (ii bsm1oi ohs aa) &
. ....nII.l-. L.. II II :.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

I Il BE SHPfefHe C0Hft OF MfEs0HT4,- -aH
h the oHdges GohciIriHg, haEeEdeeided
that shaEes1ib NakieRai Banks ara sub
ject b0 State taxatienao s1sHwo o;if
g WEs4tSsfths great psdestrian;; nv i'll
attempea walk from BAN gsfy Me. ito
list. Patlgi BIfhA8,d ana back to New
IiYofk- -n5D9O tmiie&aeaFlyi I'M the pres-
Eent month hEeIqeatd t9iBe 'peFf6fn6d
mi Ole hifhdread Il DAYS, resting dhasun.
days.,q Ifa aee6hplishes the task, he
Iis e6tfaseFee s2Ueeozs He must walk
SO I-9i lfiiffssA per day. anat#f1l pass
Through AeseRteehIs States, ,ens hahdadC
ranaa ieightytsisd counties and 1seveni
hGhdfed land otwehty-ffvep eitiesi and
towns.m To- noije5-oqsnGIt 9dt siairgi
b All u ooiiifgfef oify gioriffttsatiodh7 p6Waa6Rwp
in Shefbyvfffe,s 1iR2d.a the 4egaiHEeoEael
Itof,o Ja9. ThlbtffBpg56 ghced hfs
speech Wifh HESS choice tWS9oGfda1 WoGfddas1: 1--we
have ilaNTaep eataeAf tine traafffB6i3 81 Ihdfaifia,
antd 9ife1 ses8d 3 ddegd D1t6hs aad Ifisf
'thffoo3Shf "a vi ifl The bfufe 6d2gfhat to Be
imeei1hhbear st BgeeHe WRJgs
Church gcEhInS i sfnihIoo bias--izena alsdmaood J
The7 7aaa3 aass IS stiEs Ss a sahltr lrqgad With q the
Southern people abecause they do not, not
| hold perfectly sti1 in TIE Calling si1iiifa}
YOKE IF Congress. IN make make 3 Blu
be Iquiet-tesyery time I Init him on the
head he holleIs ~ - I.sa ~ f.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

hiCATrLE bRuAGUEs Oo6lsussfoNsRss4
Gov Hayes,ion the a4tho, ,ultG lin dpur;
suance pfi the resolutions Of thenAeg;
isiaturepe appointed nthe B bfallewiag
named agehtlemenn Commissioners oi
the State Of Ohio to the Cattle. plague
Convention to- be heIibpte Sprihgaeld,
Hl.j December 1stiIo Dri Wms Glen
denihs 'GinnInnatip Daaieb IMaALillen,
lAenis; E.iMessinger, Marion EJames
Stoekdale, ,0t Laneastebsf ThAmas dF.
Rebef, UppersG sGandnskyst 20 o. bc;g
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

~ The EIncgons for President q and
y Vice President met NJ y, at their Several issSs
State Capitals yesterday ldd 4 SWe Wd WedanIsisadRayl nIiadR
n being the fist, WsdleasedayI, IN IN Be-
s. {SSembber, and voted BY instinct ballots,
tolPF foE PFgsibidsnt gs bfint and 9S yiSe fesfdent
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
Attempts TO Break Jail.

Attempts TO Rreak Jail. 80 f.lYt1a
'ortA9RerysshreWd but unsuccessful at
tempthWas maderitenbfeak n Jail, on
'Bhdrsday.i0 paftylwas admitted to
seeI Davis, by oneF of the deputies, and
when thesignalwas giyento let them
out, another deputy answered the; call.
LAS the party came out one prisoner
'arrayed ina suit ofelothing, ,ileft in the
Haibb byoaman who wasdsent Etoo the
ReDitentiary: a. few days ago, ,nstepped
up to Davis and said, tHWeH, good bye
DavisaEll getIaipass and. come and see
t1oubagaiR before long" .and,4 then
Started out Som ethins in melton or
look betrayed the, iplAt, nand be1was
ashed fare you Hotal prisoner r. Dyof'No
sir,Rawab' the reply ".Wheb let you
III ?" Inquired, the deputy sMAIIr, III, y
the prisoner, 3Well, IRE
tnpre6 the ideputy,f fiMr. .-++-7,wiIl laye,
toilet you OUT and, the prisoner was
shut up to await the coming of Mr.
-, making'quite alblank kiimpression-
upon Observation-Disclosures Dealer.,pF
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
=" Disease yields to TTFeatmenta
al y acoj I a9dW .laDamsd ou,
sMdlclous Means on s,ygE gEmPIlolIbssd,
no Saves .NntoIdr, Suferlng, -

iRLe youiEould he atrongs HpAlehy, and Yisor-
GUS izss ,RrfaRtis Tonic Cordial and BLOOD PH-
rifer.. 1t is superIatiye Tonic and fnvfgorSt-
ing Cordial, and isS an ihfallibIe 1fera4ay, for
renoFating thea ea6isessedsssstsm and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and yigor. 1t
purifies the Blood neutralizes any bi1liohs or
acrfd matter in the stomach ana Strengthens
the whole organizatons I, 1t cures ScrofelA, Salt
Rhespm, FetseF R9ilss Blotqhes, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ffatuiehce, Kidney AZ
fectfons. Nof$ods Dehilit ,adishll IiseSssk aris-
'nsigonI4 aisorgarzed ssaaitsifarP RPA the Ri9qd,
Stop takins iiJS StreeaBSfe3 BfeEere iaAa dssihu.
4asfng Potatiens ftaiss are eln9relg tenapor1SJ1in
their effect FINAL they are sitiyely injurious
Take FriQAt,s 7oeie Cprdiak It will assist ma
tnTe in converting the food you eat INTO. fich
blood producing fKeslGA and dstrength. Ssbba
S sOldby PoEs& REp. .i,Agents. Rsyepna, Ohio.
. cRavenpa, Sept s,,i1Esses, sm. -, - -.
N 'ThE i1 place. to buy your watches, eiocis Ind
JeiselfS, b sim tfMowKs's, Maj IiasRtna Block
whore You win always and aIgppd sassortmsnt,
county. ~" - ~''o>i .SatS H7Ho9
dRepaifihg done ION short notice. hAll,srerk
'Fdrrapted- ton -Hw tly,seps. tssss tsf r
Portage County MedtcaI hAsso-
= - y,.iaa;1 - '.aa,,ciation:raiojs ~ s1'#es
The Portage County Medical Association has
Il pointed a. Board OF Examiners under fhg TACT
of the Ohio Ieglslat6fs passed May sta. 1S6s to
protect the citlkens Of plliss frqm Empiyieism
md elevate the standing of tho Medical PROBES
ion. Said Board VIII meet 1t iRavedna,n Hbon
he FIRST Thursday OF ea6hFhioRthl Cshen safaser
ions desiring examinations ,as -reaAtred hy said
Ict may attend.
deii9nho1ini cgs. eBEoNkRD. .Mip.,
,boow w4A,BBtlDENEyAAynI sdt
Iol noe l bnA' ,@rtStHpE @rtsStHERRhAAH' RA,A.tHfS' MfteRps
Ai Inc Society holds rs sad9efiak 81 thsGhrst
rhsirsaata ipfi pfiSachmonthSS yni OF
vuisl,.,NhE no fGEo. SADl4ER, NJ, ID.
rRqyenns, Sept1T 1868, IT, Secretary.
liiiiL AZ IN AuTFN lgiuYoI s3TFE ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

INFoRMAT1foS has been received from
Washington, va Nov ',zssddth,o zssddth,, that r. R.
,Toole, Special Agent of the Treasury
Department, seized, in New York, on
Friday last, $4,000 yards Of fine Lyons
silk, gether Wifi a large 41ffHmber of
French clocks This is said to be the
largest seizure seiizzfuhf eYIer! eye! made iihitRe uni
ted States: 'TKe totaf value qisi egti-
mated Iat S7000OWGi odI SG eaIg-G9m {
Vi, i,II0NGFELLCM, the poet, is at Geneva.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
1GX2n GX2hn Edltko1rE l1lsIS5III.iaa1Ia:

'"H;. R1yfs P6IIQhD9 editor Of the
Southern 0ptaio,I, I,97wasq 7assassihaated
iii Iii Richmond; va, on M0AdaS, ,Il ltAs
E23Fd uie., as RswRs entering hfsadaise,
by q lmaii Haniede J4itEs GRAN4o THE
assassin fred 'lr6Hi The opposite build
Ing lodging eleseh1 1buek9shoei i'm Pol
iard's 8 body, one 0fbewhieh fpassed
through issrheafs killing himfnstant-
Iy.soN Grant #asafrestsd. ahThfshetswas
iindGeedby9h article iins P5liAsd'sfta-
per in reference rt6aan sef6pehent 5fn
which EfanfsAsisie was soneerneas
TIA .MEa4BEsi BEAlnVa. sHEI0Qp-,, Hon, Andrew
GsFhalt, memhsr9 of the Ohio, HoHse
Of ,Bepresentativssso from RiGhlsnd
eouptg, died on the 24Ih n inst, sfter, ,
Lingering Illness ftr his nfesidenes in
Bellyill5Isro Mr, Mrr,p Gssrhart was . o. most,
excellent man. "a and hisdeath win be
much dePlorad by his II Acenstitqspts and,
IeldOW mem0erS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

iFoRNEY says: Grant is elected,
and peace Is PreakpS That's so; it
is breaking very badly-all to pieces.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

oAli sIs5 GeKerhOr' sS1Lessagss 10 y9vT1
1OnBhe first pagesO OF ourIpapeis to-
daynsffH sbeef f6lsnEl1 l1aheitfrrfR annnal
MESSAGE Voa 4evesndrl HIxfHsI Iaod the
L9g9saedfei6p theb Statsj Hills CONS
nEsfdaBle for rits1brevityiififer noth-
ingfeasefa quality thatAwillI Commend
it4eiahea careful andgaftefitiae nperusal
Of every citizens But iuf additiento
this 1ekcelleht, feature, ut tsuggestsT a
numbe4iof1 suggestionsto the begisla-
ture of considerable interest, to 1ths
people ofsthe1 State It Isl entirely
free from any allusion toetheusubject
Of National politics. orto FedGralnaf-
fairs I'd bsTigps7 siofyHoa 10 ssoaetgs
. IN
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

pl DJl%-1-... zt = ~ f.xSo
sgaziifo nhe.Ohio LagisIatysre. ne +: IL
= ON Wednesday, of last weelx the two
Houses of the Iegislatured adjourned
to1neetagaih onfFnesday, the 5thidsy
of january smextff QfIeourse, in the
short time tiie1L legislature was in sses.
sion5but little businesssefi imp ortanee
was transacted A resoldtiono passed
both Houses authorizing the Govern
or toiapheintoa Commit ittees o6 fiFente
meet with the Gemfaissi0nersithet as
sembled ateSpring6&id, IH;, oe1iT Tues-
day last tG consider the, cattle esplague,
and devise means teVpreventits SPREAD.
The following preamble and reselH-
tieHsMsrao offered in in the the Senate n by
Mr.. Barry {DemoeEaEb Of, Wyandott,
-whic on lmetioH Of Mr. iD2anglers OF
.Quysho hogas Mege 9Eeterreds ito, the Gem
4mitteeion Federal esQlutionsi si;>i,a,ie
shi Whereas BY the Constitution Of ttbe
hUnited } atates,s .G9Hgress rs invested
with ,theosole af :plafqprl qprrlsljifzation
And III aTsteE iDfwsI lla 10 yoftagt.i
Whereas By the present IN NATURAL + y III
zation laws, citizens Of foreign g govern 4; :
daeHtsJdaFe leompe to ID yait,a long
sReEiqA1 A1sfteH Beaeming iEesidents be-
ffoae1theE ,saM besomsfii5tit of the
! tHpitea Estates sands nj noite,nszsY
row haEsas, Believing it that q wise and
LIBERAL aBsteIps of NATURALIZATION liz is "a
fgrepteH dpd1esam ameqt af8 immigration
thani baFsaqs ebH beinegIesta ab,lishedl by
tStateig 3 aspd pled ST that ut the time
tbas passed when, hsesnll,, Mlhoisil necessary or
Relitic foEa o9g gaVeFnm.esRt TO, require
eef imm sa EesideBee effYe years
pri!eraote1 aamissiafny siify tofdeltbBselReyaJhp bslReyaJhp !;
/ theyeferai tDd .taeido sid3 dsilqnro,
Il yRes9QlFed BY the General 1P Assembly
of Qhia that our Sem Senators apd Reprer
seiFiE sspF5atiEss iB Gengressl3 eSfl3 3be, Feqqested to
bgssall hQpoEaaPlee1 msans means i1 their PoY
ebto so5amendl itAe,p II ON lays
,of the Enfitsd States that citizens; Tof
foreign ngpyeeynments re- ana l may bseeome nat
fqrsHiFze5dI5 5I5a after q residence, ,of, two, years
Within the aAri gdp atthso ttso lEgfHtssd 4lE9gftsd
IS5Efflf8nso ovrt rot eioy Of b9woIEe sd
etsRaselBed That the GqSYYleslrnora qSYlslr be
and and is heE;eebyy he;ey reqgestfa ette, transmit
eepifs Gf 9f these resqllpfieps pig to fhe Sen
,atprsfaad6 RHepresentatiYes yEql 5Fe To Congress
n.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

i'AosfFEl4cwa the poet, is at Geneya.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

od fFoRNE4 saysriF4Grant is selected, ,.
iahd peace islbTeakihg." IIIhatais SO, it
ifs flsisakiRg very badly--lallte pieces.
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l. -AESi--S =
ias2aftno,J s'fsAg5sess.l sdi 10 s,4uj
9Fhei Congress of the Qnitedi States
cemfneaaesniitss regulaEs session ren,
Monday gnexto7anh feFgsbout three
months will devote its time in legisla-
ting to- elevate the daFkey and degrade
white men, and to aenfrmitethel bend,
holding .aSistoeracy y unjust advantages
lover the laboring, producing people,
Democrats State state convention. IA II =
"a dalf ffaaise Beef ISSUED for tiig meet
ing 81 tie BemE65ge dtic ,rStatg Gentffsai
Co5m2amRiiftteae,i Co52aRii e. at CdiaifBaiss OH L fuesday
next, il beeo. , asf f5F' 4thgg p5th IL FIX
ing ing the tffei Time FoF ding the fR9eGt Den1l
oeraaffice State, Convention. a portion
Of the press "a of r the State favor the
holding of the Convention - 81 a the 8tfi
Of January, While d 1afgspp6drtio think
that too early 4 day, and favor the 4th
Of July az l&&him more more peopeerr time.
Among tie names IS Suggested asp pcandi.
dates before the Cow enfioFf for Cow
esrrnnor are Hon. r. T. tR&SNsEk99.,, Gen.
DdRBII& WARD, Gen. Gro. W. McGooK
Hon. H66dHa J. .JfS&t .JfS&tEsFdF:, ri: and oCHfiroS
A. W h1TE: ri. f'esi' N Isy9 ihdl bajdHob
l.-.a
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GEN. GRANT and his aid .de~caRp
Comstoek left Washington ov. e0h,
on their way to Boston. Thef viii
stop in Philadelphia to-nighk -
JOHN P. HALE, Americanl Minis Ter
to Spain, is in Paris, coEsultiHgS the
medical fraternity relative to his all
ing health.
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The following is list Of our adV sihIg pat
rons with their busfhess: Ai<~Ss''fi H7dE bah
E. t, RfeHARbsoN Il SD sa65Nsss55 sss5Hafr hardware
E. MUssER- cfothfnnga z ana furnishing tsD6ds
N. KAHN-C16tHingf and Furnishing G6dds.
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inha bitants, and to give them edual
rights W With these; but the general alb
'horrencet' which the Egyptians enter
tained towards them did not allow
this: This abhoiTencei increased still
more BY the Consequences witch it
contributed to bring about. Where
the ikfifhgsi Of Egypt vacated, for the
family Of Jacob; for dwelling place,
the Province of Goshen (on the east
side Of the Tower Nile), he could
scarcely have estimated Iii; future de-
scendants at two million souls, which
| must occupy that space of land. This
province, therefore, had no very large
circuit, ana the present was eevesr I've 1r re-
garded as sufficiently magnanimous,
when only the hundredth part of such
an offspring, was reckoned. Since
now the territory of the Hebrews was
not enlarged iii a like ratio with the
Increase Of their population, they were
compelled, with every generation, to
dwell more closely crowded together,
until at last, in a manner highly iniu-
riouss to health, they became pressed
into the narrowest space. What was
more natural than that certain results
should now take place, which, in such
case, are clearly unavoidable ?-the
highest degree of uncleanness and
contagious disease. The most terrible
plague of this climate-the 1eprosy-I
broke out among them, and became
hereditary through many generations.
The fountains of life and of propaga-
ton were gradually poisoned, and
from one accidental evil malady has
become hereditary in that race. How
general this disease had become is