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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-26
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sA'Mad il Cleveland the other day,
So the daily newspapers say,
Had two dancing bears on the street,
Keeping time to his music with graceful feet /;
He kept them dancing in pleasant weather,
Safely and strongly chained together;
They gathered q crowd of men. and boys, =,
Who made a cheerful sort of noisei - a. 4
But some folks thought they disturbed the
peace,
So they vent and called the Cleveland Police
So they danced along
With indignation.
-,.r..t,, &. And music and song ..,.,,,
To the Police Station;
And one man after another declares,
That he considers them dangerous Bears;
For bears will bite if they get chance,
Even if they have been trained to dance;
the bear-man all the evidence heard,
Saying all the while never words 1-d,iaw
q Till he gave whistle and said ''out boys.
: And then in the Court was a jolly noise; 10
For healthy boy from each Bears skin, 3i1
Stepped out of the place in which he had been
Those folks were sold, and the weather's sot
hot we may safely declare. for anybody eithel
here or there. to rig boys in the skin of th'
Bear. So between the two we know what w
will do, we will ask them all to hurry and call
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-26

DALI KETS.. printed with ncatness and
ID dispatch ut this Onlce.
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WHEN the good and lovely die, the
memory. of their good deeds, like
the moonbeams OH a stormy sea,
lights up our darkened hearts and
lends to the surrounding gloom a
beauty SO sad and so sweet that we
would not, if we could, dispel the
darkness which environs As. rI
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SOLON.


The Institutes of Solon in Athens
were. almost entirely the reverse of
Lycurgus' enactment of laws in Spar
ta-and since the two Republics, Spar
to and Athens, play the principal parts
in Grecian History, it is then an inter-
esting work, to place their different
political constitutions beside one an
other, and to weigh their defects and
excellencies against one another.
.,D After the death of Codras, the roy
al dignity in Athens was abrogated,
and the supreme was transferred to a
magistrate, that bore the name of Ar
chon, and this Office was held during
life. During space of more than BOO
years, thirteen such Archons ruled in
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- ! Z
. AVENNA SUM NIT MILL,
(Reduction in Prices)
~ PRICE" LIST.

The Cheapest Flour, Quality Considered,
In this Market, ~ or
And want it distinctly understood that all
the FLOUR 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 all who want Flour
will buy it in preference to poorer Flour at
higher prices. This Flour is warranted to be
made from pure Winter Wheat.
lily WM. K. BRADLEY. +
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Two Louisville policemen the other
evening tried for some time but un-
successfully, to induce a cast iron dog
to take poisoned meat. uraas., 1,
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Billings says There is many who
are cut out for smart men, but wont
pay for making up. .s..f ...a,
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Building Lots for Sale,

"AVING opened u continuation of Bowery
Ii Street, west. have for sale ten Q0) Build
ing Lots on the south side of said street, vary
ing from 6O to 100 feet front. and 100 feet deep
These lots are finely situated being high and
dry, with good chances for cellars. Terms, to
suit purchases.
Ravenna July 81. 1869, 4s-tr. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Business was moderately active on the
levee Saturday morniag-........ We regret
that the manifests of the Petrolfa No. ?,
Charmer, and Armada were crowded out
of Saturdays JOURNAL by press of other
matter........The PetrOlia had 81 ogsheads
tobacco, 20 bales hay, 2 900 pounds pine,
1000 pounds old iron, 10 barrels whisky,
and 80 packages miscellaneous freight........
The Armada had "a hogsheads tobacco
and large amount OF miscellaneous
freight, and ali the passengers she could
aceomm odate..-.....The Belle Vernon had
an excellent ip.........The Sham rock was
well ioaded........The PetTolia and Charmer
left on time, with good trips. The Cha r1n er
was full of PEG ple...-s..The Ada Lyon ar
rived about noon on Saturday, WI tn her
guards in tho water. She bad ia hogs
heads tobacco, 500 bags corn. 500 feet lum-
Der, and other freight.........The Armada
was nearly full before noon, having re-
ceived largely from the Charm er.........The
Linton, the tOwbOats Ella, Star, TIgress
Alps, and two others, passed early yester-
day morning, ali with big tows.........The
weather. which was clear In the morning
grew cloudy at noon with strong indica-,
lions OF rain.......The mercury at noon
stood at 500, vita an upward tendency.........
The Morning Star arrived at $780, with
fair packet trip, and soon proceeded to
Henderson II.
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Among the first boats due here are the
Cumberland. from Cairo; p. w. strader,
for New Orleans; Louisville, Virginia,
Mary Houston, Richmond and r. (. Lee,
from New Orleans; Fanny Brandeis and
Romeo, from Nashville Glendale, Wau-
anita and Altoona, from st. Louis; Rose
Hite, from Louisville; Emma Floyd, for
Nashville; Ada Lyon, fromGreen River;
sam. j. Hale, for Memphis; RapidanNo. 2,
nom Eastport; Anns,. for st. Lou 8: RobL
Burns, from Memphis; Clara Scott, from
Wabash.
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The weather on Saturday was nearly
clear and pleasantly cool, tempered by a
pleasant breeze from the southeast. The
river during the "a hours ending at 3 P. NJ,
had fallen l6 inches. 1t IS now falling at
all points hence TO Pittsburg.
Arrivals and Departures
The arrivals and departures up to PM,
yesterday, include the Belle Vernon.
Pittsburg to st. Lous; Shamrock, st. Louis
to Cincinnati; MOllie Norton, Henderson
and returni Petrolia No. 2, to Cannelton;
Charmer, TO Cincinnati; Morning star,
Louisville TO return; Ada Lyon, Green
River to return
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For CAIRO. - The fleet and popular
Quickstep is the regular packet for Cairo
and all way landings, at four O'Clock to-
day. Captain II. I. Dexter is her veteran
commander, and Jack GTammer, Walter
b. Pennington and Sam. LaughIin are her
courteous and elegant clerks.
For LoUIsvILLE.-Tue famous, fleet, IA
vorite Tarascon goes to Louisville at ten
A. NJ to-day. Captain James Mather COM
mands, and Miles ID. Warren and Jesse
Jackson are her clerks. Both boat and
officers are deservediy popular.
For HENDERsoN.-Cap Charley Per-
kins turns the MolIie Norton loose AT three
o'clock for Henderson, and she is stun
ner. A. o. Durland and Master G. H. Boyle
do the honors ia the office, and are pleas :
ant, obliging gentlemen.
For GREEN RIYER.-The new and ele
CANT Hartford Is the regular Green River
packet at four o'clock to-day. Captain
Joe McReynolds commands, and Billy
Liter is her pleasant clerk. The Hartford
should receive a liberal patronage from
the merchants of Evansville.
For sr. LoUIs.-The fine Express Line
Packet Anna, will be down early to-day
en- route to ST. Louis, and has admirable
passenger accommodations Capt. o. =
ShinkIe, her commander, is as pleasant a
gentleman. as loats, and his subordinates
are attentive and obligtng.
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SO 90 Per DnV Guaranteed

Agents to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE 1t makes the LOCK ST TCH,
ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, has the under-feed,
anu Is equal In every respect to any sew
ing Machine ever Invented. Price SIS.
Warranted for 5 yt airs. Send for Circular.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK & Co., Boston,
Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, or st. Louis, Mo.
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STEAMBOATS.
Cincinnati * st. Louis
= EXPRES.S LINE

- n Composed of the elegant and
- cOmmOdious steamers CHA 81
- pGON, ANNA, SHAMROCK.
MELNOETE, AREONA. AMI KATE
ROBINSON. One Of the above boats viii
leave EyansVille every Thursday and Sun
0dg at 10 O'Clock An. connecting a. St
Louis with the MtaDlt Line and Omaha
Packet Company steamers for all points on
the Missouri River, and with the Northern
Line and KeOk1tk- Packet Company for all
points on the Upper Mississippi River;
also with the PeOTi0 and Naples Packet
Company steamers for Illinois River, and
stations on the Toledo, Wabash & Western
Railroad. Through receipts given on all
the above lines
HUMPHREY, PATRICK & CO,
mhl7 d3m Agents.
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pilage, when the current and wind COM
D p prov ing too much for Che pilot, Tom
3LoWn5 me boat was carried agalnst tue
Draw pier, her larboard side striking. water
wheel Des1nl, orldRe tree, braces and vince
aaous5' sungIeu tne DAMAGE that was iu-
Hleteu. Inc conclusion was slight. and
few on board knew or suspected tnaf tbera
was anything wrong.
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MANIFEST - or the steamer Ada Lyon,
from Bowling Green to Evan sviile, June
u, 1906 N Niblock, 222 sack corn; Will
HON ~ Brinkman, pkg's mdse; w II
French, i box mdse :. Preston e. Murfee
Dbl flour; W heeler q Riggs, . pkgs mdse;
VIM Human, steam pump, box copper;
McCOrckie a Tweed, 5000 feet lumber;
Wheeler & Riggs, Al pkgs empty boxes and
bbls; John Travis, tub butter; Humpreyh
Patrick, z plIs mdse; Weldon, Bros a. co
hds tODaeco; Martin Gardner " co hhds
tobacco: "a artin Gardner d co hds TO bac-
co; - X Dunkerson, N co, l3 lids tObaccoi
w Ford, As hds tobacco.
FOR ii EHDERsON-D II Burbank. caBk
bacon.
FOR LoUIsYII LE.Page Burnett q co 8
hhs tobacco; Ray Il co, "a lids tObaccoi
ToLal, II5 lids tobacco.
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0NLY ONE DOLLAR. newly
~ invented Pocket Time-Pteee, suitable
for either lady or gentlemen, i'm handsome
metal case, white dial, gilt lettered, brass
movements. sound and SerViceable, with
key complete. A trre, permanent indlca-
tor of time; warranted for two years; post
paid to any part of the u >. on receipt of
One Dollar, or three for y 80 II sattSfac-
ton is not given money refunded Address
New York The Oriode Watch Sl5. p. o.
Send for Catalogue.
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Tor Oll.er River Items See Folsrsh Page.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our aesort-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one OF the best iOE printers
In the United states. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, CslrdS. Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&C., 65c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats viii be promptly attended TO.
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TMPEOYAIENT AT HOME. can
- furnish constant employment at your
own homes, in light, lucrative, and non
orable bus mess where from 81 to s. can be
made In an evening, and where women
can earn Nuaily as much as men. viii
send the NSISEsS, with all its secrets and
full dfrec as how to proceed, TO any ad-
dress for 30 cts. This is not an A gemcy nor
q Sample, but the business itself. Ad-
dress +. H. CLYNES, Salem, Mass
a SIX YOUR DOCTOR or Druggist for
~ SWEET QUININE-lt equals (bitter)
OuInine. Is. made only by +. STEARNS,
Chemist, Detroit.
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A Wool Commission House
LOCK HAVEN. PA.

Lock HAVEN. PA.
Messrs. LIPPINCOTr & BI.AK EwELL, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Geglts:--We have been using your make
of Gang Saws in our mill, and find them,
Ia point of quality, superior TO any we
have ever used. Yours. &c,
SHAW, BLANCHARD & co.
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PTCKET FEWCE
Stockholders Meating.

-w1vANsyTEEE, EEENDEwsON q
- N69aVIBLE RAILROAD COM-
PANY.-A called meeting Of the stock
t1fsJera Of the Evansville, Henderson q
Naebville Railroad Company VIII De held
a. fhf ONCE of the Company. im The cltE of
Henderson, Ky.s on I'll Y tl5DAA, 2ith dtT
OF June, 1862
Business G.-importanee via be presente d
Tor action, and all stock older are de8ued
to be present. II. 10 Lla,
President = a.. g N. R.R 90,
fun1 dtd
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PHILADELPHIA
-oFFIoRIA

CHA RENEE II. CLARK President.
JAY COOK T., Chairman Finance ard
Executive Con mitLee
HENRY b. COOK H, Nice-Prcsideut
EMERSON w. PEET, sec'y and AetuarE.
This Company offers the following ale
Yantages:
SPECIAL act or Congress. 1853.
1t has "A paid-up capital OF 81 900 COO.
1t offers low rates OF premium.
Il furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
It's definite and certain in ITS terms.
1t il a home company every i0c3llLy.
Its policies are exempt rom alIlchhept-
There are no uuncc ssary resiricuonH ia
the policies.
Every policy is non-for'e ltable.
Policies may be taken Wnicu pay I'D me
insured their full amount ana return aIl
the premiums. so thai the Insurance costs
only the interest ON the annual pay mems
Policies may be taken mat w ll pay ~
tho insured, after &c tain NUMBER u4
years. during life, an annual income on
one-tenth the amount named iu the poltcy-
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon
the lives of females.
IT ENSURES, not 10 pay dividends % policy
holders but at low a cost tllal dividends
will be impossible.
CircnIaIs, pamphlets, aud fall particur
lars given on application to the branrn
Office OF the Company, o. 20
JOHN W. ELLIS a. CO.
Cine matt, ohio,
General Agents for Ohio ana central
and Southern Indiana,
JOHN g. HOPKINS,
Evansville, Lad.,
m..yI2 d&sg cot AGENT,
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q n IN IlHfSpeHSU0t8 20 ererU III UAeHot4.
% AO Perfectly wOnderfult Every poly
tuys at first sight! Agents making for
tunes! Illustrated circulars FBEEi Address
APEN >. Nj. Co, 20S Broadway, n.
ExYANTED. AGENTS. SIS to $40 per
w month, everywhere, make and ie-
male. &C. INTRODUCES the GENUINE I'M
SEWING MACHINE. Tuis machine VIII
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, Quilt, cord, nlnd,
braid and embr0ider in a most superior
manner. Price only tlS. Fully warrant
cd for hve years. We win pay $1,000 for
any machine that will sew n stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam IMAM
ours. 1t makes the " Elastic Lock stitch, .
Every second stitch can be cut, and sui
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing At. We pay agents from so 10 sAO
per month and expenses or a commission
from which twice that amount can be
made. Address SICOMB q CO, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
GaufiOn.-Do not be imposed ON by 9TH
er parties palmtng off worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise ours is the only genuine and really
practical, cheap machine manufactured
TNHRE EXPHNGUISHER. Plant 81 +
- inge, WINDOW WASHER, AND GARDEN
/ ENGINE for 50. send stamp for circulars 10
N. f. p. PUMP 90, Dshvers, Mass.
SSO0Os SALARY. Address U. s. PIANO
/ Co, N.
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TYANTED AGENTS IT To sell the
Wv AMERICAN hNITIINI MI
CHINE, Price B25. The sim pleSt, cheapest
and best Knitting Machine ever in ented.
VIII knit 10000 stitches per minute. Liberal
inducements to Agents. Address A AEItI-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE CO, Boston,
Mass, or ~. Louis, Mo.
- EA4AT-MoRE Valuable THAN GOLD.
- For particulars send two Scent sLamI 5
10 AUGUSTE DUPIN.
Box lO27, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Manufactures OF Circular, Muiey, Mill,
Gang and Cross Cut saws. ChOppin2 Axes,
an shapes. Colburn's Patent Axe ShOVels,
Spades aud MiIeS's Patent Covered scoop.
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JAMESTOWN, n. 4.
IIPPTNCOTF & BI.AKEW ELL:-We have
no trouble with your saws; they don't
need to be lined up with paper; we
put them on the Mandret and they go
right along. .Hs a.. ..gtfsHr..
Temper perfectly uniform, and quality
unsurpassed. Respectfully.
sJHAS. j. FOX.
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FRUIT JARS.
glassware and China,
No. e5 NORTH TERsT en-,
Fruit eB aPs.
ENFuit ID AIRS.
EFTuib Cd aFao

KN VIEW OF THE ANTICIPATED
h extra large fruit crop Of The present
season, we contracted 10 March for an
unusual stock OF FRUIT jars of BEST
BRA DIS; but as SALllS HAVE ALI
READY LARGELY EXCEEDED OUR
MOST SANGUINE E&PECEAI19SS va
would advise customers TO SEND III
THEIR ORDERS EAkLI- Glass mauu-
facturers generally stop making In not
weather (say June), thus cutting or the
supply. and doubtless Jars viii grow
scarce the seSaOu advances. and
PRICES CORRESPONDIEGLY HIGHER
We have the following excellent bran dss
LYMkN's PATENT sELF-sEALER.
Tin cap, in one piece. Rubber band out.
side the Jar. Greatly improved since last
year by y new opener, made in one piece
very simple; thus overcoming the only
objection ever urged against this very
popular jar. Has been IN great demand
for ten years.
"HERO" GLASS JARS.
seIfseaIers. screw top and rubber band.
The rubber does not come in contact with
MAIDEN JAR.
SeIf-sealer; tin top, rubber band, wir0
fastener. The cheapest self seoler yet made
HEAVY RING GLASS JARS.
Tin top, wire fastening.
BROWN EARTHEN JARS.
Best glazed. Tin top, wira fastening.
Bg- No charge for boxes when ordered IN
full packages. Quarts dozen In boXi
haif-gallons, dozen.
Bet Red Sealing Wax i'm pound pacz-
ages, TO SUIT the heavy ring ana brown
Full directions for preparing fruit and
sealing jars accompany each package.
Send in your Orders at once
junI
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DATEN s-Munn & Co.. Editors
/ iScienti nc I'm e4tcaa, 81 Park Row, n w
| York. Twenty-three years experience IN
/ An PATENTS.
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, l03
1 "a ah
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tlIeanings from O"r ESehR"ger.

PITTsBURG.-The Commercial Of Friday
says:
The marks last evening indicated five
feet four inches, and falling. Trade on the
landing was moderately active. Freights
appe ired plenty, TIE I.or~ ma was making
ready To leave for SC. Louis with all the
freigh she wanted. The ArgOsy and Gas
gov were also receiving literally.
NEWS FROM THE MOUNTAI NS.-AfriYa or
the steamers Andrew Ack.ey ard Pent-
nah. All well. We are indebted to Com
mOdore Kountz for the following:
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mOdore Kountz for the following:
Fort BENToN, June 8, 1869.
w. J. KoUETz: Steamers Pen1nah and
| Andrew Ackioy arrived here this day.
| Left part OF our freight at Cow Island. All
| we'll. HANEY AND BRADY.
The Reafnah end Ackley left st. Louis
| together on the 7th OF April, and from the
tenor 1.-THE above dispatch 10 would APP
pear that they kept together the entire
CTNCIsNATT.-The Gazette of Friday says:
The heaviest safe ever shipped from Gin
I cinnati was shipped By the hau SAFE and
| Lock Company on the General Lyle yes
| terday, and By the latter boat reshippeH on
| the Indiana, at Louisville. for New o.
| leans. It's weight was nearly 1900 pounds.
The Indiana gets soc. per 100 on IL;
A dispatch received here yesterday, trem
| Pfttsburg said: IL was reported here this
| foreno u thai the steamer Lawrence, for
| Cincinnati, which departed yesterday
afternoon, mad sprung some of her bottom
| planks and was leaking badly, but we
could hear nothing definite in regard to
the matter.
The Chronicle OF Friday evening says:
The Champion arrived yesterday even
| ing On hers upward trip, short distance
| below here, a difHculty occurred between
| one OF the cooks and a negro deck hand,
| during which the deck hand was knocked,
or stumbled and fell overheard, and was
| drowned. The cook was handed over TO
/ the authorities on the arrival OF the boat.
Mr.. 5. y. Riggs returned from the West
/ last night, and mas Withdrawn his resigua-
I ton OF the chief cierkship OF the steamer
Bostona, and win hereafter be found at his
/ Old place.
Al dispatch from Memphis says: major
John ID. Adams has purchased the mail
/ contract for the White and Arkansas rivers,
/ from Captain John b. Davis. The Liberty
win be laid up, and the Natoma takes her
place"
LOUISVILLE. = The oOl~fer-Jo,sy7rat Of
| Friday says:
! The Lafourche was taken over 70 Jelier-
/ sonvilie yesterday, where she wiz De , ais-
| mantled aud her machinery placestt ~ ~
/ tain Browns new boat, whlch - D0AHs
/ built at That place. 80, ", ~.
The Richmond, en- route rom sew OI-
| leans to this port, passed HlcAAi'uiB WIN "
| fun trip Of passengers, j., AFe,,, bfs
| Cant K H. WOOlfOlk IS "a t aiSii yIl7. -.
INC i3eIIe Lee laid up at Shlpplngport,
| got agfouud Yesterday. me Terry DoaJ
/ s7s,ry,,es Conuor- went 70 ner assistance
iatp niebt and doubtless succeeded In re-
81 i,oty1s.-The Democrat of Friday
! r,ba weather has quietly settled down,
/ - Tapidly approaches the melting mood.
| q3nsfness Is still lair for the season, al
/ t6an0h no hustle disturbs the whaTves
/ Tbe Louisville has been chartered to
/ carry T1assen gers to and from the McCoOle
1 and Ailan battle ground next Tuesday.
! she is a large and rOomy steIn wheeler.
/ THE DeXter's time from this point to
/ Cairo was about ten hours, all in daylight.
| and several hours To spare. She stopped
| nowhere not even at Cairo.
| The damage to the Minneapolis Is triY-
| fal About 900 will repair her. The acct
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-07

THE RETURN or DR.. LIVINGSTONE -
The safety Of Dr. Livingstone is now
placed beyond doubt. Sir Roderick
Huchison, in letter to the Times, points
out how correct he has been in his pre-
dictions. Even the route of his
journey homeward Sir Roderick marked
out 1t appears that Livingstone has been
living for three months with friendly
Arabs and waiting for the close of native
war, before proceeding on his way to
Ujiji; and he told the Arab messenger
that after exploring the Lake Tanganyika
he intended to return co Zanzibar. His
further delay may be accounted for by
the fact that when he wrote he was una
ware of what discoveries had ben made
by Sir Samuel Baker. The map of Baker
had been transmitted to HIM. In Sir
Roderics opinion, Livingstone would at
once see from it that ait was more than in
cumbent on him to try to solve the great
problem of the Niletic water she'd Of At
rica by determining whether these great
lakes are united or separated by high
lands and if separated, by ascertaining
into what river system Tanganyika dis
charges it's surplus waters" He would in
doing this be once again prevented from
making Immediately for the coast. But
it is by no means improbable that he will
be at Zanzibar before Christmas