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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Feb. 18th, 1856:

CeO. lOtu, AoVS'
The Liberty Lyceum met according te
adjournment and was called to order by the
v;cs President. We then listened to some
yerv interesting essays and declsmasionsi
essay. by Miss Mary Work. and Nancy
Brsdsn declcma,ions BY s. Braden, >. DO
del and s. Eliot; songs BY CLANCY Newell,
The question was then discussed: hs'oe'ea
That War has caused more Misery ana
Deaths than Insemperance," Affirmative
Mr.. D. ]. Edcington, J. W. Dunlap. I. j.
U...rback; Negative, Mr.. J. Utserbaek' H.
D.v. A paper was then read BY James
Brsdsu. The society then adjourned TO
meet on Feb. 2lth.
G. GurHRIE, Secy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
nrneoss LrcEua.

DYnou, Feb. elh. 1853.
Houos eallsd 10 order BY ths Prssidsst.
Critics. wm. Ayses and Emma Flickingsr
DseAmatioa BY Thomas Hardy; subject
"Addrses ofaA ladiaa Chief"
Defamation By Jebs Dishl subjsst. Pub.
Orstioa by @. 8. Dawes; what 10 this Ly.
seum orgssized fxf"
oslsst reading By Niss AHA Hallsr.
address By Nm. Brooks subject. "Righta
q Womsn."
Recess Ave minutea
Question.
RsseLvED, That 6rs il more destructive
than Wa1se.
Az, J. L. Cros. Miltoa Fliskingsr.
Nsg., McKinsy. @. s. Dawes.
Decision in favor Of the negative.
On metion d. J. Edgington was invitsd %
adde's ths soeisty at the nsxt msstisg.
Elsstiea of olicen BY ballstt. ]. L. Cross
elected President. Albert Fliskingsr elected
Vice Presidsat BY acelamation.
Hsary Dishl Ssstsd Treasurer and Score
tary by exclamation.
Rspoet of critics.
On mslioa sesissy adjourned.
J.H CAasn, See. Pro tenn.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
NOTICE.

Nstiee 10 hereby givsa % the allied
elsstoss q the lndepsndeat School Drics Of
love. that the regular nsstine Of aid distrist
will b held at tie Csurt House in said distr;e1
on the second Menday 10 March 1859. ct )
o'clsek A. H.. for the sleetion Of officers and
tranaetion Of such basinss = may legally
ceme before it.
b. p. HENsHAw, Secy.
Indspendenee, Iowa, Feb -, le69.
2S-Qv
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

WIxrHRop Feb. l2th. LAG.

WINTHROP Feb. l2th, 1869.
FRIExD LooNIs:-To says myself the IN.
pleasantnsss Of having 70 give IN explains
tion once Or twice day in regard to my be-
ing ARRESTED short time sines for forgery.
This i true statement Of he case: Last
fall whils WAS operating With H. G. Ksl-
ss.. Sss Sss;s .s .s.. ';.;. ..
the party was deposited b. ne svs!y Satur>
day evening. The note which ! was arrest
ed for forgery vas taken hytvo q good men
as 10 have 10 the country. ! sold the note
and the party Who signed the noss bsgan to
get colicy and blamed ths noes Was forged.
Hence my arrest.
r. w. BoDELL.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

ordnance.
An Ordinance 70 anend an Ordinanes entitled
An Ordinance Fixing shs Compensation Of
certain City O6esss."
Be is orde;aed 6y tie City Csssea ef Ialsps.-
de~ee, loea:
Sec. l. That Section Of an ordinance en-
titled An 0rdinaAcs 6xiag the ssnpsssa,ion
Of certain city e0csrs," b aud u he, sby rs-
psalsd, and the following substituted therefor,
Wis:
Sec. 4. The Marshsl shall Be- allowed for his
services the sum Of one hundred dollars per an
nam, to Be paid quarterly from the city trsas-
ury, and in addition thereto for services q pence
omcsr, he shall receive the same fees ss Sheriff.
rscsivs under ths statutes Of the State for SINH.
lar ssrviess, and in ell prosscations fer viola-
tions Of any erdinaaes Of the city, in which no
fees are recovered Of The defendant, or the pros.
scution fails, the sane shall b. paid from the
city treasury.
For services in distraining cattle, horses. hogs,
Be-, he shall receive the sam Of ffey cents FOR
saeh animal 30 distrained, and shall reosvs the
sum Of my cents for saeh and every dAy's keep
ing Of the same, to Be paid BY the owner Of the
animal or made BY the sale Of the animal dis
trained.
Passed Feb. 20, 1869.
G. =. HERRIcE, Mayor.
Attest:
JANIS n. wEARr, City Clerk.
A trus copy nom the original % Ole in this
olice.
Witness my hand and seal, this s:d day oi
February, 1869.
ss-sw JAnss N. wrAss, City Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

MAvca's crrics, IsDssssDsscs, Iowa, Feb
Sta, 1859.
By vittss Of the authority in me, vested by
ths laws Of the State Of Iowa, and the orai-
naaess II seid City, uotits il hereby given q
the qualiasd d. ctors Of the city Of indspep-
dsacs, lows, that % Monday, March lsa, 1889,
n election vil b held At the places hsrsin.
after dssignAtsd, fss The election Of the follow.
ing named o@esTB, to-wit:
Mayor. Aarshsll, Trsassser, Assessor and
foar Trustees.
Thss said election wiz y held q tie follow
ing naned places, viz
In the 1se Wazd q ~ Csart House.
II The Ind Ward, at ~ e0es Of D. b. Hol-
lsilga
In ths 3sa Ward, at 4. b. Glars Drug Store.
In ths lth wasd, q ~ e0ss Of ". q. 4 J.
B. Dsnnaa.
Ths polls viii bs opposed q . o'clos, AN.
aad Vim eloss = o'eloe. ?. NJ, % said day.
and The rst1sas Of said election shall BE- 6le.l 1.
the eoles ~ H. CITY Clsrh, within t.srty-f for,
hours aftsf ths eles ng ef IL polls.
IN witness vhsrssfl have hersunts ~ ~
hand and caused its seal Of the city to Be- a "a
this eighth day ot February, 1883.
g. 7. HsaaIck, Mayor,
Attest, JAMS y. WEARr, City Clerk
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

THs PRAIRlr Clry SErDER.-P. H. VIM
egar, Of this city, the general agent, received
fsw days ago sn order fer car load Of these
most popular machines from Nebraska.
Farmers shonA bear in mind that this is the
general depoe for thess macaines, and should
order sssly ~ they are going fast--and in
securing one get ths best. ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Remember that Fred Douglass lectures
At the Congregatioal Church to- morrow (Sat-
urday) evening. Tickets at the book stores
and post Office.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Let thoss Who havs ds.setsd he prema-
ture evidences Of ags-shs tsll>tale vhisen.
ing Of tho locks, the uanatural thianiaG Of
the covering which nature designed should
Be preserved 70 the period Of dissolution,
loss 10 time 10 securing bottle Of "Barrett'a
Vegetable Hair Restorative" The great ans
tidoss to badness, gray hair sni wigs
Buffalo Express.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
ORlgtnaD Notice.
Buchanan County. =.
LUCINDA HINlCHER

BUCHANAN C0u0ty.
LUCINDA HHNlcHER
W.
RALPH HENICHER.
II District Court, April Tern, A. D. 1859.
To RALPn Hssrcnsa.
Sir lyon are hereby netiAed that
there 10 now on fls, in the once OF the Clerk Of
the District Court Of buchanan County, Iovs,
apstition Of Lucinda Heniches, asking the Court
for . bill Of Divorcsnent from you, on the
grounds Of absndonnSal fog more than two
years.
And that unless you appear and answsr there
TO, % cf bdfote noon Of The "a day of the next
April term of the said District Court, to Be
holden q Indspeadsnss, laws, On the seth day
Of April, 1859, default viii b entered sesinst
you, and decree entered fAsrson in accordance
With prayer Of pesisieW.
LUCINDA RESfcHER, PIE.
L. W. HARr. Atty.
Feb. 18th. 1889. $3.50 5sAv
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

B. F. Taylor. one Of the finest word
painters in the language, lectures in this
city on Tuesday evening, March 9th. Keep
the date in mind,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

The FAIR GRoUEDs.-One hundred and
seventy>seven shares have now been sub.
scribed to the fair grounds stock, leaving
only twenty.thres to be taken. Of course
Mr.. Jones will succeed in making up the
number and success will crown the enter.
prise.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
Teaning! Teaning!

i hereby give notice. that an prepared to do
i Team Work on short notice, and at low
priess-sithsr BY the day or BY the JOBS little
cheaper than any other man in Bsehapan Coun-
~.
Orders left at the Post Ofice. or n A. n. rop-
ds's, will be promptly attended 10.
A. D. ANDREWS.
Indepsndenes, Feb. 10, 1869. f34.3m
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

SPIRIruALIsM.-Mrs. M. J. Wilcoxson, .
celebrated Trance speaker will lecture At
Munson's Hall, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings, March LIST, 2nd and 3rd.
Subjects to be selected by the audience or .
committee. Admission 10 cta.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

farmers CLuB.-Remember the meeting
Of the county Farmers Club, It tie old law
Office Of ]. s. Woodward in the Wilcox
block, tomorrow At o'clock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

n.,r,ss-Two persons were immersed :"
the wapsis, just above the dam. on SUNDAY
,.., he Rey. DR.. Hall, who has bee" 'smpo>
rally supplying tho pulpit OF the nAp''''
church.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Rov. VIM. l.. Hunter, Of Waterloo, will
pfeach at the Baptist Church, morning and
evening, on Sunday, the 2Sth.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

LIxKExsALs's LEcruRk-Owing to {
number Of eondicting meetings Of socie'
ties, churches, parties &C., the attsudencs
upon the lecture Of Mr.. L. d. Ingersoll, on
Four Ysars It Washington" vas not very
large. We can assure those Who wers
not present that they missed . splendid
intellectual feast. The commendations thu
lscsursr rsesivsd from the press are al de-
served. From first 70 last the lecture VA
exceedingly interesting. We hope Mr.. In
gersoll will end itin his way sometime to give
% another Of his capital lectures, and car
safely predict for him full house.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Mesrs. S. Wsegoner L Co. give few in.
teresting facts in their new advertisment,
this week. Just read over and see what
you think about it. These gentleman have
built up . capital trade in books and station.
ary, and their coneomisants, BY careful q,
tsntioution to business and liberal advertis.
in1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

City Republican Ticket.

For Mayor,
c. +. HERRlCK.
For Marshal,
7. NJ. HUNT.
For Treasurer,
j. B. DOMAIN.
For Assessor,
THOMAS SHERWOOD.
For Trustee, lst Ward,
II. H. HUNT.
For Trustee, ID Ward,
JOHN II. PLANE.
For Trustee, Sd Ward,
r. COBB.
For Trustee, 9Th Ward,
SAMUEL WAGGONER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Schoolgirls, Attsntioni If you want 10
ind good select poetry for recitation, buy the
" Garland of Poetry for the Young" at s.
Waggoner / Co.'s Book Store. 34.2w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

RELIAxcs WoRks, MILwAuKEE :-Milvau.
kee 10 boldly striking out for the trade Of
Northern Iowa. Her business men are ava.
king to the fact that tie only way TO get
their business before the people is through
the medium Communication, the newspa>
per. Th. advertisement of Msssrs. Edward
p. Allis 4 Co., manufacturers Of Mill Ma
shinary, Steam Engine &c, viii be found
in another column and viii doubtless re-
csiye the attention of those interested.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

GExurxs ARrIsfs.-M Messrs. ExsxIScEB
/ FuLK have opened photograph rooms in
the building formely occupied BY Charley
Putney, on the north side of Main street, q
little below Walnut These gentlsmen have
had long experincs in the business, and
thoroughly understand it in all its branches.
Possessing all the latest facilities, they are
prepared to furnish not only the ordinary
photographs, but enlarged pictures finished
in crsyon and water colors, views &c.
Their specimens Of woekmansbip are very
6ne. Now is the time to secure faithful
" "shadow."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
EYER,G EE:llS

TvERYDODY take notice, that 600 whita
IL Pine and Balsam Fir Trees are for sale q
the Evergreen Nursery. at Quasquetcn, II
greatly reduced prices. The trees arc from one
to four feet high, and in . healthy condition.
We viii transplant and warrant growth IL or
dsrsd. Give ~ cali and ws will guarantee
satisfaction.
I. TURNER,
3o-tfJ Proprietor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

LIBRARY or EDucArIox.-Ws have re-
csived from the publishers, J. ". Sehsmsr,
horn 1 Co. IA Bond st., N. Y, vol. ! Of ;
cheap Library Of Edacatiou. The object Of
edition is to broadcast over the land the
STANDARD works ofths language Oh the great
subject Of education. The volume before
us, entitled "Some Thought concerning
Edacation," BY Locke, contains ls2 pages
Of we'll printed matter Of great value, and
il afforded at the merly nominal sum Of Is
cts, or postpaid to any address for 70 cts.
We trust the enterprise will prove successful,
since il cannot fail to advance the cause
Of education.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Tickets for Fred Douglass lecture 81
tho book stores and post Office.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Messn. Sanford, Myers / Co. have beer
enlarging their store room, and have addet
. new ftont, giving 1t once more room fo'
their new stock of hardware and % i'm
proved appearance externally. This firm
will soon have full line Of shelf hardware
mechanics tools, in addition to their forns,
stock Of agricultural implements, stoves, tin
ware &c. We may safely guarantee that shs
patrons Of this establishment will be deal
With honestly and to their advantage. Bead
the new advertisement.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

THs ELECTION ON NoxDAY.-Republi.
cansl united pull, on Monday: NEXT, will
secure 70 u complsss victory. Unity is e.
sential to success. We understand certain
defeated candidates for nominations at ths
saucus last evening, declare their wiling
ness to join with the Democracy 10 secure
the defeat Of the Republican nominees. A
moments sober reflection ought TO show
these men in what . arediculous position they
are placing themselves.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Every Lauy Shuuio nave I. W. II. d
For Sale at the New York Store.
DODELLss MEDICINES.
JAN. Path, 1869.
Ed. IxDEpENDEYcE BULLETIN,
Sir Hearing that DR..
r. W. Bodell is preparing and distributing
some Of his very valuable medicines among
the farmers for relieving the diseases Of hor
ses and cattle, I can recommend them very
highly, having used them for several years.
His Condition Powder is the best ever
used.
Yours,
J. C. NNDY.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Mr.. Bowley having sold an interest in his
stock Of goods 10 Mr.. s. D. Orcust, the new
firm will soon have on one Of the finest as
sortments Of goods ever seen in the wapsis
Valley. No better business men live any.
where. The 6rm Of Bevley 4 Orests win
continue and increase the the reputation Of
one Of the longest established houses in the
| city.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
Admlnistratofs' Notice.
STATE I OF IOWA. IOWA. |a

1VWA1
Buchanan County.
TO al psrssns interest. u The Estate Of George
Wilson, deceased.
V0U are hereby notified, that on he "a day
u Of January, 1859, ve, The andsrsiensd, ,
wsrs appointed By the Co1nty Court Of said
eoanty, Adninistrators Of the said Estate u
George Wilson, dsseassA. All psssons indebted
70 sid Estate are required 70 make immediate
settlement to us; end I'll persons haviAg claim .
aeainst said Estate ass required {, Ale and
prove the sane according e law.
Witness our hands this llth day Of JAM. 1869.
ROBERT WILSON,
33-lw J. n. MILLER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

NJ OTICE is hereby given, that on the 18th
IN day Of March, 1869, Ct The hour Of l
o'clock r. n, at the corner Of Main and Wall
nst strsets, in the city Of Indspsndsnes, Iowa,
viii ssll II public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, the following described property
levied On By ne 10 satisfy . Chattsl Mortgage
made By J. D. Owen to c. Aultman 4 Co, for
the sun Of $3.50, and rseordsd in book -, pags
$50, Of Buchanan County records:
One tsn-horse rower tArsshiag machine,
(known ~ the Canton Swsspstakss)
To satisfy The amount now dne % said Chat
tsl Mortgage, and al sccruine costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once, Indspsndencs,
e5.00] Jan. II, 90. T3s-lv
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

We have received from Hon. Ed. Wright,
Secretary Of State, the "Iowa Official and
Statistical Table for 1862" embracing .
list Of State officers, officers Of the several
courts and counties, population and vote BY
counties, and other interesting matters. I,
ID an exceedingly valuable document.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

csstemsrs win please remember that ours is
. fresh sthck Il Drugs aad Medicines, and when
yeu psrehass Of -, you can expect IN article
thst hes not bssn shslf-ridden for years.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

YNhs Co-partnssship heretofore existing undsl
i tbs ssms and style Of wilssx, ,Chssley, Morse
1 Co., Il this day dissolved By mutual coaseat
". h. n. Morse,
C. s. wsleor, Adm;s;ssrasor
". n. Ckambeylsss, X. n. Csslsy
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

For Medicinal, Mechanical, Culiuaty, and
sasfaasntsl purposes onIy, cen be purchased
thsss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

The aatesaiea q sw readers 10 directed tc
the adversisement q COE'S COUGH BAL.
SAN and GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE 10 IN.
other part ef THE paper.
Those truly Valuable Nedisines are recon-
mendei By al whs uss them. Rad the eer.
ti6cates. H.ly.eow
Moore's Elavor1ng extracts
are Perfectly Rureg Meme
better made They are Sold
at reasonable prices. Fer
sale ~ OR. 4. D. Clarke lien
Garden and Grass Seeds, at
Sanford, Nyers I Cos.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

3o-t0
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
Comparative Market aspers

WIN TH30R MA0kEr.
Receipts Of Grain, Of al kinds in our market
for the past week has been good. Prices rule
nearly the same, with but few changes
TO note.
Below yen will nnd quotations for the past
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18


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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18
Jhe Cairo evening Bulletin

The EvrsIsc BuLLrrrses pubished every afser.
en-, at No 10 tenth street; THORNTON Block,, by
ba II. obcrly Co, for circulation by cerriers,
uxnen, and the mails.
re WEEKLY BULLETIN, large eight-page forty col.
mn paper, is issued on Thursday, for the mails, and
Tor sale a, our counter and by new sdeaiers.
eS-specunen copies ftumshed rRsr. Address
JOHN II. oBEkLy 4 co.. Cairo, az
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-18
GAS CONSUMERS.

~. q 4. NesceF a Co., near corner Of Eighth
W. "inurrs"h ",enue hnyt sarp'ied them
festcfs. isriies d.s satisfied wirh the register
shelf meters can nos have them tested. II the
are ipnni grue tho small expen.e OF the to-,
.hirrfd 10 thr party causngit; Il the nleb.r
y theofreei, no charge viii be made. p9yyjS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-06
nea,h from Irrarerl,obla.

CHICAGO, April 3G,-A horrible
death from iIydrophobia occurred to-
dav. The victim was a young nan,
.twenty-tivc years old, named. William
Goodwiliie. foreman III box factory,
on North Pier. Nine weeks ago
friend brought into the shop little
dog, picked up in the street. eoed-
willie. in foudlfng It, was. bit m the
thumb. Little notice was taken Of
the wound and it apparently healed
over. The first symptoms of hydro
phobia appeared yesterday morning
When he arose to wash himself the
sight OF water threw him into parox-
yslns. Medical aid was summoned,
but the malady increased during the
day and night. He foamed at the
mouth, snapped al members OF his
family. and was seized with convul-
sions every few minutes. lie realized
/ during intervals his situation, and
! begged his friends TO keep away for
! safety. This afternoon it was deter
mined to try the effect OF sulphur
vapor bath. Tic patient was hand
cuffed and kept in the bath half hour
at a temperature of l36 degrees,
when taken out and laid on a lounge
he first seemed better; but i'll fifteen
minutes he expired in horrible spasms.
He leaves wife and children. The
deceased was much esteemee..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-06
Ho,niciielat steubenvilIe.


"a. despatch from SteubenFilie dated
the Sd inst, says:
e An old feud. existed between James
'Colson and John McCahrey. working
at the Jefferson Rolling Mill, iii this
city. They met in a beer salaoa on
Saturday night about9 o'clock, when
McCaffrey called Colson coward, and
slapped him in the mouth with his
open hand. Coisonw was afraid Of Nc
Caffrey and did not resent the insult,
but after McCafrey eftthe drinking
house, Colson obtained dirk knife,
and started in search of McCaffrey.-
Meeting him in front of Cochran dry
goods store, corner of 4th and Market
streets, heat once Fcenlmenced an at
tack, disembowling McCaffrey, who
died from the results of his injuries
at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. Col
son surrendered himself to the au-
thorities on Sunday, to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury. Both parties
were married. q McCaffrey was %, and
/ tColson 40 wears of age.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-06
MAsrUA conREsrosDEscE-

LARGE quantities of potatoes arc
now being received for shipment al
Mantua Station. L. J. Rhodes has re-
ceivcd about G09O bushels, and J. n.
Folger about 5000 bushels. within two
or three weeks past.
Me. FoLGER has commenced to re-
pair the dannage which his new brick
building received last winter, and VIII
speedily finish it for occupation as
soon as circumstances will permit. Ii
Will add very much to the conyenien-
ces for business at this place when
completed.
Oh Friday last, as Mr.. David Pope,
of Auburn, was engaged in moving
load of butter from his wagon to a
car standing on the track, his horse
became frightened at an approaching
engine, and ran with great speed
across the street, coming in contact
with another team hitched at the store
of Philips & Mcleod, and breaking
al StAlC VI ldSb W
Both teams started down street to try
their speed, but were fortunately
stopped and secured at Hinckley's Ho-
tel without further damage,
A CABINET ORGAN has been placed
in the Disciples Church at the Center,
where its. music will add much 10 the
attractions of the place. This house
is occupied Jointly by the Disciple
and f. VI. Baptist Churches in this
town. The preachers engaged the
present year being Rev. John Atwa-
ter and Rev. OrYiI Blake.
The real estate transfers the past
week have been, j. Manchester to F
Wheeler, 10 acres for $4,000. a. H
Taylor=to E. NJ. Kent, 17ts acres fol
S900,00. E. NJ. Kent to j Manches.
ter, 4 acres for S2sO,0o. ]. Van Burer
to j. Price, 911s acres for S550,OO.
H. -. . YEPITAs.'''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-06

On Saturday last Sylvenus Inger-
soil, the boy implicated in the Wentz
burglary, was brought from the Raven
na clock up to this City, for the pur-
pose Of being released on bail. Unjust
one hour from the time he was locked
up in the nuisance he entered into his
own recognizance, having furnished
leg bail. 1t seems that the fare over
at Rayenna was not such as furnished
at Picnics, and by careful diet young
Ingersoll had been so reduced in size
as to be enabled to crawl through an
aperture. through which the bread and
butteris passed, hole about six inches
by ten, and which would be comfort
ably flledsby a full grown boy of sew
en- years. No clue to his whereabouts
noneewantefl, andnoSeffort at rear
rest.-Warren Constitution. april 81.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-06

EXPLOSION AND FIRE IN CLvELAND.
At four O'Clock on Tuesday morning
tremendous explosion occurred at
the oil refinery of Mr. Geo. Lee, Com
mercial street, Cleveland, resulting in
the destruction of the refinery-a
loss of $4,000 to the proprietor.
One person, Jacob Arnst, who was in
the building when the explosion oc-
Cured, was thrown high in the air,
and sustained serious, though it i,
thou ght not fatal injuries. The flames
from the refinery caughtin the factory
of the Forest City Vacnish Company,
damaging the works to the extent oi
from $4,000 to $4,000, which is COW
cred by insurance in various compa.
nies to the amount of $3.50. ~