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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08

A large fire has been raging for the
past few days in the woods between
Sag Harbor.and East Hampton, Long
Island. 1t has burned over five hun
dred acres and caused vast amount
of damage.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08

THE place to buy your Watches, Clocks an
JeYelry, is at NJ MowENs, No. 2, Etna Bloc
where yon will always find a good assortmen
and lower prices, than any other House in the
county.
warranted. Sep3, 1868, If
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08
TToUsE AND LOT FOR SALE

Situate on Sycamore Street, Ravenna, The
House Is two stories high. with nine rooms and
is in good coddition. There is an abundance of
good grated fruit trees on tile lot, threee bear
Ing grape vines, and . good well and cistern,
WIN &c sold low. Inquireot =. '.'i
j. w. LEWIS,
At tho Saddle and Harness shop of Lewis 4
Gorringe, In the north end of PhetiN BloekI
RRyeuna March ~ 1850 Soft,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08

A DMIN!STEAToRSi SALE OF. REAL
> In pursuance of an orderof the Probate Court
of Portage County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction,
ON THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL. 1869,
at 10 O'Clock, A. M. upon the premises, the un-
divided one-nalf in common with Benz. II.
Black of the following described real estate, be-
ing part of Lot No 49, in the township of Pa
ris, Portage County, Ohio, and bounded as fol-
lows: -fFl&T"+.} a'4
Beginning ON the north line of said lot No. %
at the northeast corner of Il acre tract in said
lot decided by C1arinda Smith to Chester Hol-.
colmb; thence running south on said Chester
the south line of 200 acre tract in said lot for
merly decided by Brainard Selby and wife to
John Smith; thence east on the south line of said
200 acre tract, to the southwest corner of Il
acre tract in said lot, belonging to the heirs OF
Corisanda Mckinzie, to the north line of said
lot; thence west said north line of said lot to
the place of beginning, containing d acres OF
land, being the same land decided to Watson
Holcomb by Ellen p. Herter on the 18th day of
May. 1858, and recorded in Portage County, re-
cords vol. 81, page 354 u EEa : .tit.flT .-..
Appraised at ST6S, ,T5. yzr, .tr..tz
Terms of Sale-One half IN hand and the re-
naming half in one year from date of sale with
interest. Said payment to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold. rsF Il
Fl llEfS5yJ5 9HTl5f I W. d. THOMAS, Id +
Adnr. of Hiram McKinzie, dec.
p. II. BEAN, Auctioneer. 30-Sw.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08

The regular meeting of the Portage County
Agricultural Society, will be held ut the office
of William Goldman, ESD, Tuesday, April IS
1852 at II O'Clock, A. M. to finish premium list
ard other business. All members Of the Board
and all others interested, are requested to at
tend. s.sf....i' y. . lL.lAMSON, Seciy,u.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08
OARRIAGE FOR SALE. '

4 first class ONE HORSE CARRIAGE, with,
shiffipg top, yearly new, and In good condition
will he sold at bargain. ... !. ~.
For particulars, inquire at this otiee: or of 81
g.. .-t{,I.. WILLIAM IL. WARD. i,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08
BUFFALOROBEs,
HOUSE, FOR SALE.

Having purchased other property, now offer
my Dwelling House and Lot, on BoWery Street.
in RavennA, far sale. and viii give immediate
possession to the purchaser. The lot l. % rect
and ornamental trees and the house Is we'll
built and In excellent repair.
II, O. RANSEY.
Rs<sAna, o., March 10, iSsG, Ss>tE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08
REAL ESTATE.

FINE FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY con.
stantly offered for sale on fair terms. Parties
desiring to sell, are reminded that the advertise
ments and circulars of this Agency go into ev-
cry county and State, especially to tho east thus
drawing many good buyers from abroad which
Is an advantage to real estate owners of this
county. Terms liberal. No SALE No FEES
CHARGED. Bis y. - at- "a, +
Parties desiring to buy should write, enclosing
stamp for circular, or call personally at the Law
Office of y 80 tf 2. y tt- ,
..r -.s-y-. -rr =, 81. - A. W. BEMAN.
OFFICE, (oyer Beckley's Stove and Tin Store,)
east end PheniX Block, Ravenna, Ohio. 5f
,April1, 1859. 31-sf. Il .sIf gtf .i'f.!t t=
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08

The New York Tribune says GRANT
win " reform the abuses of his prede-
icessor.1 If1he would reform his own
'.abusesr it would be considerably to
his credit. IS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08
r A r. M r r 8

to the fact, this is the year to cut their Ray,
Straw and Corn Stalks. We have four Of tbs
. best makes of
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08

TewNsHIP TREAstRERs.-Agr greeable
to the provisions of law recently
passed by the Legislature of Ohio,
township treasurers cannot pay out
public money on orders until thess.a
countersigned by the township clerk.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08

| Is he honest aRdseapable was
JEFFERsoN's-test for. applicants for
Office. At present the inquiry is
slightly varied, and Has he contribu
ted--and how much 2. is the shibboleth
proposed to all aspirants. ,..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08

This needless regard for military.
glory was shown in the election ofG en-
eral Grant to the Presidency, and the
country is now ruled by men who
WELD the sword, rather than by men
who have brains and experience in
civil llife.-Statesmun. ,r--, =, T....,. .,,..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08
4 GR1CULTURAL SOCIETY NOTICE.

BY S. d. NORTON his Atty. a,It rp {ii
Ravenna, April 1, 1862 3f-4w.
The New York herald., 1869-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, July 2s-eR

WEDNESDAY, July 2s-e NJ.
Outside Of the stock market and Of the few lead
Ing shares In that department Of business affairs
were duh in Wall street to-day. The money market
has almost totally lost interest," for is 80 generally
understood that the supply up to the demand that
borrowers show no uneasiness and produce no ac-
tivty. The rate call loans is variousy reported
In different portions of the street. While the exoep-
tions at five have been very rare the transactions
were about equally divided OF six and seven per
cent. Seven per cent is 30 trining in comparison
with the profit or loss OF stock operation that
borrowers seldom feel inclined to dispute paying It,
20 that In all transactions which are made to assist
speculation lenders have no difficulty in getting the
full legal rate. Commercial paper was sold at nine
to ten per cent discount. ana the extreme range Of
rate was from eight to twelve per cent. Foreign ex,
change was dull and steady, and inclined to weak
ness. Quotations were made on the basis Of 10
110K for prime bankers sixty daY and
HOY 1l0% for sight sterling bills.
great deal OF interest was taken In the
movements of gold, which sold as high as
1851 In a furry before the opening OF the Long
Room, but rapidly declined to 1861, and subse-
QuentIy to 1854 on the discovery that the Cunard
steamer to-day had only nominal amount of specie
on board. In fact, the market was quite panic
stricken by fear that The gold shipments were going
to cease, but was reassured on learning that the
steamer OF tomorrow had large amount engaged
this afternoon. The fact is the recent advance In
gold SGT free large quantity Of produce and cotton
awaiting favorable opportunity for shipment
The bales Of cotton sent during tho week were
about twelve hundred-an excess over the previous
weeks shipment Of about eight hundred. The total
exports exclusive Of specie. were $4544 for the
same period The supply of bills which these ship.
meuts produced has largely diminished the amount
OF gold requisite to go abroad. The disbursements
of coin interest to day were $ls3 249 The range OF
The New York herald., 1869-07-29

nal q the quotations published last issue We heard
NAVAL sroEEs.-Ths amount Of business transacted in
spirits tnrpentns was light ewing 70 the Increased rmnsss M
and shipping Iot. 100 6Gs 10 lots. zS; Rcsn
Ssis 4 'ss$a%sss ee$sSs 3
g. 81 s,,Ts 4 & (, x
S:: ss:
81 Y 8; :;
who sss new ~ ss &
~ % 81 r: s9$: ;:: :ss
for Western prime mess For future delivery there
sa'ss ~s arrival. niys s. ss .uasis,s1, lS
though quiet was steady In va ssss we're loo bcs
s:s ss .; at sTss s inactive
Inai. DO cut unchanged value The
70, s%Sksd G aO sa for pcssd and
sGs ssss
SS s'A s.s for ony sseSa
ss but steady r IN yaus The sses were rs psclsEs
II PRIME II
market Va, scarcely arm closing E;h ;slsTs !.
Their: sss Es'i ssss ssss d4ras s "
.Ss ss Spss
70 Sc which 6s closing price AZ .he reduction, how
lse
@ a. !. 80 for a. Aps D!1%. 4 rsl
white at 30Hc 3c Naphtha quiet but steady at 10c.
In Philadelphia the market for refined acve but
q prices generally No. below those current yesssrday
ssss were 2Hoo bbs crude 5000 d. standard white
closing at sl1o 3sc 1000 do, August S0c, and
l,0O0 do. tor the last half do. at S3kc.
RIOE.-Carolins and firm a4 SIC. exc, with
saes Of small lots within the range
SUGAR.-The market for raw active the demand
being principally for refining grades and prices quite
steady the sales being upon basis Of lSsc for fair
lso for SHc for Porto Rico; also 200 boxes
part at 1zc 2Ho Refined dull and prices heavy
at 1870 for hard, lc i5So for soft w6e 1870 for
tra and ls1lc. NEc. for yellow
cns Lnseed quiet but 6rm about "a b god duty
paid.
sTRARIkE still quiet but firm at l0c Zoo for ordinary
to CHOICE The offerings light.
TALLow In fair demand, but business restricted
somewhat by the scarcity Of desirable stock Sales 900
lbs. at lbc. 1870. for Inferior to prime.
WHIBKEY-Receips5 50 bbls. The market moderately
active firm ST 10 81 prices
About l75 bbls sold at 81 10 vi IL.
The New York herald., 1869-07-29

THE wheat depressed by The lower ruling oS
gold and unfavorsbo sdvces from Erope prices
Ing evening" for soft No spring. 81 81
ef "a for prime closing at 81 63- SIS 8i 81 Tor No
Tor d1 psS Snsns nSS sS.9 as ss sy'MHn & 81 & 20
for white Michigan Vi Is FOR Usfornia. sna
M ays 70 for ana 'So sTs delivery
offering The sales 100 900 bushels at s5c al Is for
inferior new Western mixed ls for ordinary do
deliverable ct sellers option In November S il al is for
white and 81 S1 IS for yellow Oats were dull and lower
Ssns SsrsS m 4 s 4 s : .Ss S.s The ..s:
,sc for Jersey Rye was quiet Sales
small sales were made At a. Barley continued 10 rule dun
FREIsnrs were active steady for ap. bu, ous, ~,
other articles The engagements were 80 LysrpoSo o0
s:s sSS SSs,.
II TSss asnsH :. ss @ Ard sI! S
4. :n. SS Sas VIZ r.S
fsSs.sS sI,S AZ g sS S,5s
cargo about a5s Brish bark from PhSdepSiSs 70
Ssss om RI S.ass g s' 4. s
1900 bbls do at h 1Hd; British bark from PhilsSsluhsa
20 drec, port on the continent with 29o bbs do BARK
British bark 600 tons Montreal 10 ths river pIss
With lumber on private terlns
GysNIEs were dull and nominal At &c., i7c for bsrs
Hors-Ths market was quiet the demand being oonsn.d
to the immediate wants OF consumsrs Prices howeycr
were steady and ranged from 20 to lSo for 10
HAY only moderately sought afe su. unchanged In
yaluc Shipping quoted at 6oc retail iols, sOc ii S
HKsr--Manla was dull and heavy st iayo. Sod. whus
other kinds dull aud nominal. - "
HoLAssss. The markell dull sad prices we're aomi.
The New York herald., 1869-07-29

few hundred shares passed ct this figure, the rush
TO buy again carrying 1t to 21S from which II fell
on and became somewhat steady at I'll ia
Hudson River in the same crisis dropped from 1s1
to 1S0, put went back a. far as 1S6K. Harlem was
less disturbed declining from 1876 to 162 Reading,
which has been side feature In the railway specu-
lation sold at 1O1 before the board but IN the gen.
eral decline which was occasoned by the ''break"
In the Vanderbilt stocks went or to 9sz, re-
covering afterwards to par and then going
back to 90. OHIO ana Mississippi touched SSN
early In the morning, but fell on TO Szh.
In the miscellaneous list Pacific Mail was acp,v and
sold at s5. but fell or to sax. ws""o western Union
was heavy and declined to S6x In the late trans.
Actions In the Long Room the market became heavy.
In the final dealings on the sidewalk in front Of the
Stock Exchange there was pressure to sell, under
which the feeling became feversh and weak
The following were the closing prices on the call
at the last session Of the Stock Exchange:-Canton,
e5: Boston Water Power. Is Siiua; Cumberland, ssH
bid; Wels-Fargo Express, 22N 22x; Adams Ex-
press, 59k 6O1; American Express. AZ q 43; United
States Express 10; Merchants Union Express,
II l3; Quicksilver, 15k a 17h; Pacific MAIL s3zi q
SAX; Western Union Telegraph. s6s s71S; New York
Central, 2lo1a bid; Mariposa, 81 o. do. preferred
10 1914: do. certificates, A2x q As; Hudson River
1s4a 1856; Harlem, 1914; Reading. sSX 90; Alton and
Terre Haute SCI DO preferred, So a 90; Toledo and
Wabash, 7Sh Is; Delaware and Lackawanna, 112K;
Milwaukee and ST. Paul, 7oX bid; do preferred, sex
81; chicago and Alton, 1e1 bid do preferred, 1e1K
bid; Ohio and Mississippi a2X sS; Fort Wayne, 1853
154 Michigan Central, lS1 1872; Michigan Southern,
1861 1O5k; Illinois Central 141 bid; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 1O7 lo7N Rock Island, la 1141S; North
western, 7ox o 79z; do. preferred e4 q OAK; New
Jersey Central 1O21S 100; Morris and Essex. 81 a
ss'; Hannibal and St. Joseph. LIT; do. preferred,
l26; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central SO SO.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments ana balances at the SubTreasury in this city
ann I'M as f0Ows.--
The New York herald., 1869-07-29
The Case Of the Ly

xut CuS0 OF tue hy
Nothing OF importance has transpl
this week. The only cases Of yellow
hospital are John Adams, seaman OF the BARK
Cam, which arrived few days ago from MdSl
zas, and John Condor and Christian Hansen, seamen
from the schooner Eta, which arrived on Sunday
from Tampico. The two latter were admitted TO the
hospital yesterday. The emigrant ship Admiral
which err1ved last week from Bromen with twenty
nir.e cases Of smallpox on board. has baen fumt.
gated and her passengers have oil seen vaccr.ated
with good results. All the passengers are still de-
talned On pvsrd Were they will remain until there
may be no danger Of another outbreak Of the cpl
demic.
The mate o. the Ly.u Cann Alfred & 9; Pro9s .ns
gives sad report OF affairs :s"m Yellow fever
, on tne Cann during her voyage to New that
vessel left Matanzas on the 18th Of July. A. '"a,
had lost their captains and PORTIONS Of their crews
Dy yellow fever. The Evening Star had lost her
SapTaa ang twS Of her crew and had two in
3"a NeIe'4 mad also lost their captains and
!ns Rark D, B. R: had her captain and
Lyman Cam, George r. GOudey, was sick with vel.
low fever, and two days later his wife was taken
with the disease. A few hours later one Of the men
was pr0Strated, leaving the vessel with o reduced
force to manage her, and all OF the men almost in
Capacitated for duty from exhaustion and anxiety
oweS his wife On tn the ad Tns Seaman Jaes
stevens. died on the Goth. The burial service was
performed over the remains OF each previous to
to their committa to the sea. The daughter Of the
captain, aged about four years, was on board, but
escaped the disease, and was landed safely In
New York with means to reach her friends
In Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Maurice GOudey
and John Adams were down with the fever when
the vessel arrived here, but are now doing well in
hospital. The Cam was bound from Matanzas to
Queenstown, but put into New York In consequence
OF the sickness on board and to obtain full crew.
The Quarantine officials have made repeated ap-
pcattons to the Board Of Health and Police Com
mssioners OF the city for detail Of police to guard
the vessels at upper Quarantine. but without sue
cess The Legislature having done away with the
Quarantine police organization, the ships lying at
upper Quarantine are totally unprotected from river
thieves and sailor boarding house runners who
visit the vessels ut oil hours and not
only steal coffee, sugar. tobacco, &c., from the car
goes and smuggle goods into the city, but bring in
their boats to our wharves men and dirty clothing
from fever-infected ships. Unless some steps are
taken by the authorities to stop these illegal pro-
ceedings yellow fever will undoubtedly be INTRO
duced into the city. Two revenue cutters are sta
toned near the upper Quarantine to watch Cuban
expedti0nary movements, and they might very
easily prevent communication with the vessels. 1t
would very properly come within the range of their
duties, smuggling Is extensively carried by the
disreputable parties engaged in running seai2An up
To the city from the Quarantine.
The New York herald., 1869-07-29

Cash gold was in moderate demand aud the rate
for carrying ranged from seven to five per cent,
with the bulk Of the transactions at six. In the
afternoon an exceptional transaction was recorded
at "nat for borrowing. The following Is the report
OF the Gold Exchange Bank:-
The New York herald., 1869-07-29

PRICE-BIsHOP Wedho
Marks church, Brooklyn, e. d.,
Haskins, EDWARD W. PRICE, OF Ell
IDA LAvINIA daughter OF George L. BE
this CITY,
vEDDER--RosEKRANs.-A the residence o.,
BRIDES father, ON Tuesday, July 13, by the Rev A.
CAROLINE b.. daughter OF Hon. e. H. RosekranS, Of
Glen'6 Falls No cards.
The New York herald., 1869-07-29
sTAEET CuoTAT!lys.
HaIf-past Five O'Clock p. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, July 28-6 p. M.
CorFRr.-Ro In improved demand and steady In
value. The sales 1900 bags South America 998
do. Merrimac private or Lagusyra 45 bags
sold at c gold duty paid. Other kinds and
nominal.
CoTToNThc low grades in fair demand for export
but at lower prices, while the other grades only mode
ratey sought after but without particular change IN value
The sales were 06 bales including lSs for export $50 for
sales were as folows-2oo bales (bass low mldin for
December at 26Mc 30 do. for October &c. as do for
October Is at 29c and 4b do for November l5 at We
Quote- "
The New York herald., 1869-07-29
REAL ESTATE MATTERS

The following the particulars OF sale OF real
estate which held at Whitestone L. l., on Tues.
day last:-
wHITESTOND l.. l., PRoPEaTY-BY LAWRENCE OAKLEY
AND FLEURY.
lots, l SCHUYLER Livingston place, in
The New York herald., 1869-07-29

nON'T FORGET TO Go TO THE BREvOORT SOCIAL
~ Club festival to-day Et River Park foot OF Eighty
fourth street Meyers Ffyfh regiment band has been
gaed grand display of fireworks in the evening" Tickets
60 cents TO be had al the gate Don't forget IT,
JNXCELsIoR PARK.-THE POPULAR NEW GROvH
"a Hudson, for excursions. Also Crossett Grove,
barges such desired Office gsa West
street. II. b. CROSSETT
The New York herald., 1869-07-29
Up,anfs
md dElor.I0

FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receips, 1850 bbls. -FOUR 1872 1872
bushels wheat 1853 do 625 do. Tho
ke was dull and heavy and prices nomnay 1oc Zoe
lowerthat s sellers would have been compelled make
that much reduction In order to SELL Some odd lots
cd OF the rasis OF tho above decline California
still dull and nominal The sales about $500 bbs
Southern -four slow of sale and prices generally
heavy sales 40 bbls. Rye lour steady firm with
sales of $50 bb. Corn meal firm with sales OF $50 bbs
The New York herald., 1869-07-29

rear, Beecker place, each soxi5O -. sas5
each 25xOO each. a35
lots adjoining, each 25xl00, each 235
lots ad Joining, each 25xl0O, each. 235
lots, 81 II from above each 25x100, each 900
lots adjoining each 25x00, each 100
lots adjoining, each 25xlt0 each. lis
lota adjoining, each 2byOO, each. 120
lots adjoining, each 25x0u, each. l25
lots adjoining, cor Udall each 26xl0O each. 100
ner Schuyler av each 25xl0O each 22l
lots Beecker place, adjoining above, each e33
lots 90 II from above Blocker place and 3 on
Waverley place. each 25xlOO each Q2o
lots adjoining, each 25xl00 each. 235
lots adjoining, each 2jy100, eaoh. 235
lots adjoining, Uda each 25xOO, each. 2S0
100 each: 800
each $40
lots Rvervicw place, each 25xl0) each. 100
2los Rveview pnce adjoining, each 2bxUO, each EOS
Slots adjoining each 25x100, cach S)5
lots Rverview av, each 2jxl00, each. 100
The New York herald., 1869-07-29
POST oFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NoTIcE.-rHE MAIL FOR EUROPE
on Thur.day, ssta Inst, WIN close AZ this once At u NJ,
II 30 q and 4. ilasi knd @, ios1o H.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-16
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-16
ErSal Aarertisemeuts,
S,UMuONs-IN THr p1srR1cr cornn

CUWwONS- THE DISTRICT COURT D Third Judicial District in and for the county of Y., aIai and rerri'ofy of AhxorA
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