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AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

There was q meeting last night OF the polytechnic
branch OF the American Institute at room No. "A
Cooper Institute, the President Mr. Timan. p,e.
siding. The attendance was large. The evening
was taken up with remarks by the members on yari.
ous scientific items read by the President.
The first item Of interest was the subst,tu,iop os
chromium for lime ana magnesia In what il called tb
chromium was far preferable TO magnesia The onsv
obstacle TO us general use s Its scarcity DR. VAN
derwater said that II has much more luminosity ma,
Gpe advantage OF magnesia over lime is fs rreaser
variability lasting for weeks. white lime lasts but =
few hours Dr. feuchwangee said that In France the
up OF whole street. Mr.. Stetscn EXPLAINED ma
manner In which the light Is produced. r. 10 the re-
the oxohydrogen blow pipe, the greater the rcsst.
ence to the heat the brighter the light resulting.
Aluminium bionzes was the subject or the next
have been made OF IT, which can be made very
much thinner tnan those ofsetec, and can be run st
velocity OF 1900 revolutions per second. The tense
The President next read an Item about the dc.
odorizng carbolc acid, which mas been successfully
Two parts byweight OF gum camphor are mixed with
one part OF crystallised carbollc acid. After this
compound has been well rubbed togs.her y is mixed
bic disinfectant and good protection 10 fnrs in
summer.
terest In II arising from way Of igniiing Il ~
means OF fase. Dr. Parnlee stated tnat The in
effectiveness Of gun cotton heretofore has arisen
Even gunpowder he said, loses much of Ita power
nom the same cause. He cited a. an evidence ~
s aas ssF o ). over a
the snow which were driven out before 1t had time
The erect OF dampness IN houses and the remedv.
the relative advantage Of sidewhees and screws Isl
vessels were subjects which were vriery dis cussed.
after which the meeting adjourned.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List OF Americans registered at the once OF Bowles
Brothers Co.. Rue de "a Paix Paris. Tor the week
May, Hon. A. Burlingame. Mr.. q. Kemp and family
Mr. r. N. Daniels Mr.. II. c. Becker, Rev. w. II. Mi.
wout, Mr.. &. f. Hcuberer Mr.. +. @. Young, Mr.. e.
II. voorhees, and wife. Boston--w. J. Underwood
and wife, Mr.. J. Q. Warren, Mr: A. E. walworth,
Rome-Mr. +. II. Bartlett Chicago-Mr. r. p, Up.
dixie, Mr.. y. d. Howes, Mr.. @. II. Banton Mr.. C. NJ.
fothrop. San Francisco-Mr ana Mrs McIsuer, Mr..
II. NJ. Houston and family. Manchester-Mr. n. A.
Il. stanton. Detrot-Mr. Phio Parsons Mrs r.
Parsons. Cleveland Ohio-Miss r.. +. Johns. Gin
clnnati-Mr l.. y. Clarke, Mr.. A. 7. Keckler Mr.. J.
N. yudson, Mr. e. y. sirongs, Mr.. j. Resor and son,
=. Resor. Batimore-Mr \. u. Mayer, Mr.. q. u.
Bryson. New Bediord-wm. Rotch. United states
Mr.. A. B. hcCreery.
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quarrel over game OF cards in vlncennes, Ind,
led a. y blow with brass knuckles. The man who
was STRUCK stabbed his antagonist with huge hunt
ing knlie MORALLY wounded the bleeding man
crawled to his house. loaded double barreled shot
gun, tracked ns enemy and killed bim with shot
in the back.
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Secretary Borfe.
No changes have been made in the Navy Depart
mcnt by Secretary Borie He was engaged great
portion OF the day with Admiral Porter in acquaint-
ing himself with the duties pertaining the depart
ment and the necessary changes to be made.
The Interior Department.
Sec retary Cox received large number OF visitors
at the Interior Department this morning.
Attorney General Hoar.
The statement about Massachusetts, delegation
waiting on Judge Hoar TO request him to resign ana
leave Massachusetts TO be represented In the Cabinet
by Boutwell,, so as TO avoid ou,burst OF jealous
feeling from the politicians OF other States is not
correct No delegation has waited on the Judge,
and he intends to hold the oce to the ocial end OF
his term; at least so his intimate friends declare.
Major General Schoacid.
A report prevails that Major General schoncld viii
he assigned TO the command OF the Pacific coast,
wee General Haeck.
spirited Contest for the New York spoiIs.
Now that the question OF New York's representative
In the Cabinet In settled, the Senators and Repre-
sentatives from the State turning their attention
to the minor patronage, II the word minor' can he
used In aluding TO such positions as Collector, sur
veyor, Naval Oflcer and Postmaster. For the first
position there Ia quite contest since Rawlins
nrmation for the War once. Rawns was the
strongest man for the post forfy-eight hours ago,
but now II 10 difncult to tell who WIN win. One
party has II that Grinne will be sent In tomorrow;
another says W. H. Darling the man; another that
chaunccy Depew will be surely appointed by Grant,
wnile others claim that Stewart has arranged to
have his particular friend Hilton presented with the
big plum. In opposition to the last name It ~ worth
while e. state there II rumor here that Grant
fsed this morning TO give the coectorship to Judge
Hilton. For Surveyor John Cochrane, hen Field
and several otner names are mentioned. II Ia said
hat Grant!has hall promised to give The position 70
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a.ynSanq9 W + III q fort nar1etss
Raten1a Lecture Association
Arr.nge.hkEts G6rths s,,ssSteI 5f2ssI.e.

The Course VIII! 6ohsist 4 of, tdlp feetares, of
which the Association are now prepared to an
nounce as follows: s4fs1 n 81 HsTI
v. THEoDoRETffffft,, y l5aiiiissa IifS iSe ssii$p
ject--AMERICAN WnMEN4ssG Of, HT f.itA 10
VI. Rev. E. R,ssMAsoS- -FridSS, FebruaslEy
5th.-Subjeet.-ST. PETERSBURG.
VII. MARK TWAIN gffdmofohs5 5-Febru-
airy 1s.=subsecs- s-rHE Z 8 s;REyIS = Ist e HASBgH 81
VIII. OLIVE. E.LOGAN-Wednesday Eebrp-
AIRY s4th@9-subject- Riss, CRY SE 1txtRY. ns'
Horace Greeley has promised to lecture here
if s cones The seaSeIi Z, ! i;Ill. TTlgl
Vs'A= ms Terms OF Adm isszoss: N 20 :,
Singlg TiekceLLs .zk.3Ia4HL .IdsIaJ5g eeAtes
Tieket4 ea,sIrEtBe badaof. ", K Bekbe, 1reAst
at snd NatiSpaf Bank at .syaBlia aqpk
Store and at Waterman's Drug .StlEasu IN Y js
For the present the lectures will be held in
DAYS HALL, and wiip se6nmenee at 500
O'Clock, T. MINK HadIl 1Y5Xo3a aEIJEs
By order Of fthe fthei kxes. p41pit ,IJ "
.sad3ssIaW-eaH HTetAJ il At f5 Ef;sa.TI.
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.O9rT

DRAMATIC AssocIATIoN.-We are
informed that the Dramatic. Asspcia7
ti9n of this. village wiz perform the
q Tekes pfgLeaye man at Kent to-
morrow Friday) evening. We be-
speal0 HuHthem aaliheral patronage,
believing that those who attend will
be entertained tol the full value of the
admission fee.
,A44liiEEt95 q J IHs4<S@9 fsS44<esF.4444niJo' }
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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PEAT.ATBe Company erecting
works near the village for the purpose
ofexcavating dAa preparing peat, are
using commendable energy an for
warding the enterprise. On Tuesday
thirty horse power engine passed'
sEillageseH its EsyEt to- the
works.
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PROFESSOR ALLEN, of Oberlin, who
was charged with having encouraged
the marriage of the white girl with
the negro Delaney, at Erie recently,
denies the charge.
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JNEH0sA4EsI tt6s ssiS SY lectures at
GaIrettsHille,=on the evening of the
'a2d inst.
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FIRST NATIONAL. BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.,
opP6sf4El EThA 81 b Ok:

, sEsTAR4.ISHED IN 1858, sgsd
~ lolf4b htia.goht y 10 ,nI4s z asIea- o
As a Home IisfitufionstoHfh fhe Aceonsniotd-
fion of the People OF Portage County.
We will shdaavor izsthe fdtufe2as IN ste Past,
to give preference and fill orders and supply
the wants and demands Of onr sMgn eogntyPso
pie first. = = - - az \
viii pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupdhsy G6ldg si1tess and F'reEniafn Funds
- n, i.,s5x:l1i 5FRd 9N sIIsi1 HIo1 hrE "a
OIL an KInus. II, s.Iaso iSsd
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue StaInps-all sizes, kept constantly
on had1 Sid Nl shlefs nlls9 IPnptk I u U
Special Deposits received without charge
u. s. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates.Hc7i e22i1T ~
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in theEniwts@tesoT 90 s5LR
Sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in hur9pestiisJ,a o 10 ss57q 9dJ nsa 70
Collections made 6s all poiffts hin ahef Enstst
States, and prompt remittance made.
4ol s,lAS,sP 81 stssI-sANIfK, Prest
C. E. WITTER, Cashier.
Nov 1858 If
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tered in iNmren, and seme $60istolensi
t9gsthsaFfs rhiss store ana safs keys.
onss!e3 iiiiiy Young Ing ersolI trunk.
at his home 99n. sSa abhaths evening" the
keys were found Slowly but surely.
Is the thread travelling G Co5aastitatsioa.
Saoso61Taa a. arrest at 5f of., the per-
.sohssl suspected as being engaged III
Pthe sntz, robbery was not effected
without tho shedding Oft bloodan.As
policeman Baldwin stepped up to
Charles Lowry. for the pufpbse 6ff arr air.
resting him, Lowry put his hand in
his pistolspoekst, andyBaldwin, know
ing the character of the man he had
to deal WiElB dEow hisDrevalyerJahd,
as he was attempting to catch hold of
Lowry, the Teyolyeiswent of, the, ball
goingq through Bald hand and
1 striking Lowry in the thumb. The
l,Yound, -stheughI Ipainfgl, is. not,se Sc
ttyere as to injure his hand.-W WasTea,
nosssf ytsv s Iiiy s0..,,, &
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DIR. A. E. Keyes has sold his resi-
EHence, ,a6o0s skcale6af VStrestIBo DR.
'Goucher, consideration $1,000.
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rRUMBULL ooUNEY.

EXTENSIVE BURGLARY IN WARREN.
The Warren papefsE1d ldstG#eek
cosntain f86dFacc6uttsSofza zah,dxAen-
siYe burghesA AeemLR ttedsin that 6wn
on the Saturday night previous. On
the morning of Sunday, Mr. Wentz,
proprietor of the New York Store, on
,adarket. seeetI diSqbvefsd lhat e4is
stbre had been entered during the
niaitl iTe aa prsvieas su1ss a and Eaiarble goods,
consisting of silks, cassimeres, cotton
Elpths, &C., to the value of $500 to
$1,000, stolen and eaEgied away. Inn
mediate ReasAIes geEe taken to feret
out the parties engaged in the affair,
and for the recovery ofsothen stolen
property, which resulted in the arrest,
a few hours saffte safftef, Uf ssih5h Wright
AhnAsv WrisAta Bhssa9Rrs MIesegBeFs
ger, Sylvanus Ingersoll, Charles Low
ry, Oscar Tuttle9i and Ghas.. sMeQ Quins-
ton, all young men residing in War
rem. In the house Of Salmon Wright
thessdyae ssnRan secHsteAs under q
'4onnge, lotdaof silks 9atsJ RRoDlien
and cotton goods, valued at about
$500. In bureau of Sylyanus.Inger-
sdll, at bis boarding house, was found
"a lafge portion Of the stolen goods,
aleot.a,lot, Of burglary tools, false faallse
keys, &C., and ON Monday morning
another bundle Of the stolen goods
in the back wa 9f s house son Ie Ie
corner of LbeEtya and FTanEiin streets
The partieQ6Aif5 Af6ests6 otReF6 ss-
qaired to give bail in the sum of $1,000
Fa4chG6E3heir appsarancep befoEe5the
Mayor on Wednesday morning last.
the e 53.ststatst6aa q ! Says 'flie paroles SO
tar cohcceifned a il this matter, are All
iyogngr some Qf them being pere, boys,
bat.theifdw wasseandf habits were sneh
as to have attracted suspicion long
ago, and. the present disoiosare fully
jdstifles the belief that the the long series
Of deBFedattif0ps' that hays 81 bssp m RsEgsg7
tIated upon the citizens Of this vicin-
itE, 6aTa been By their. hands, and no
other persppsf .In truth circumstances
and facts show that the assaults upon
Mr.. E. H. AilisohhS,' and d MI. Chrfsfy,
with the intention to commit highway
robbery, the entrance ef Everline's
beer saloon, and the caf6nsal that fol-
lowed, the r6bbsEE Of the National
House monek bud probably
til theft ef Rey G'eSIgei Pierce,
and also Gu d Brins soh hage all
been conn led sIsls saEns gahg of
EFouthful Nezpdl aes tese sler with
other sch Sd nilar tnre that
failed in gecltio We ars ihfolaned
Hat a de sgsS ingrash tied Mm-
self into 9lSaif faRot asto be maae a
|barty in Contemplated RAID on vau-
trotisjswelrgastere,awl which, was ,abant
dbned for Some nmhesire reason of other. & Sis ss
ION Wednesday morning the parties
were taken before 1. N. DaWsen;s1. j. :,
assisted by Judge speAf fo il .fss lliiha-
tibn. For want of sufficient proof to
jqi9Su Q0aniiiE lib them sI 6Eef,
ThgS. 7NFaahfeh BERGER Amos Wright,
ahd5sg ghaales .eAfcQ istdns were, dis
charged. The Court feeling gaafisfiea
lNithh the Hs evidence, recognized. Salmon
Wright, Charles Lowry, and syivanus
Ihaefso q. laptpsata T. q 81 tle HeeSt tenn
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THREE travelling exhibitions visited
Ravenna last week, but were poorly
sSat rSTzzeAoo2 11HSI {
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BRAINERD & MASON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
Flour, Feed and General Produce
Rayenna O., dan. 6, 1859.
PRICE LIST:

' The above brands of Flour are acknowledged
by every one to be the best sold in Ravenna We
control the sale, and defy competition in price
Fderstood, that the above Brands Of Flour
Are not Manufactures by any
p p Mill in P9rtage County.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of
Country Produce. A liberal discount ON Flour
y BRAINERD 4 MASON.
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: The County sCepmisseiners COM
meneed ana closed ther January ses-
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coLuMnflNA lbonk.1rYi;, I;

ON the evening of the 26thr ult-, as
MIR. Alva Dunlap, residing near Frank
lin Square, was on his. way to church,
lle'~As attacked'on che public road by
two highway rebbegs,, who succeeded,
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SUMMIT COUNTY

The Akron Time. says: ~There is
a proposition, we understand, to start
daily paper in our city. Our devil
thinks that an unnecessary undertak-
ing, as we have already tri-weekly-
we get paper out one week and try
id hard to get one out the next"
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ON New. Years, day little son of
I. S. Nicholson, of saN olson, awhile
playing with feed eutteB got one Of
his hands caught in it, by which the
end ,ss1sa 9sisag I fiaagsgffdabHgs aasgffda efsv4fhfsal v4fhfsal
three others were badly 1acerated.
= flsrTkkSZ AMI xEs3EA Kills.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

Omar steFIy R4p,ssft efIths iICo1ditiosa u ,Sf thsI
j. 1st National Bank of fsavenna, o., On the
morning OF the 1st Monday of january,
ASSETS.
Loans and discounts ts.... S135 $40 81
U. s. Bonds on hand ~ GOO 90
u. s. Bonds denosited with
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SUNDAY scHooL CoNoERr.-

SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNoERT.-The
teachers nj eE and scholars Es Of the Methodist
Uharch, Sabbath Seho9 lyuHdeYF@ @h8aie
Ifection Of Rev. Il. NJ. Warren, pastor
of that church, repeated the concert
iigivensbs theAat6a th8 81stsui e!I,Qgff 7asg
Thursday evening, at the church on
prospect street, Ebe exhibition was
literally patronized, and, we are in
formed that those taking part in the
performance acquitted d themselves in a
very creditable manner. From the
two eIgpslff rent{ ? Elffcieff Z
twas realized with which to purchase
flor the Sabbath School of that church
"a fns, ,ssbihat 6fgabab which purpose
the funds are to besappfeh. .sgss .AG1sy.
X -,
A COMPLIMENTARY Party is to be
given to 4 AMiHe Hests sI0f' f'theF Etna
HeaSe, MessfsIC. A Pesse A GP., on
Friday evening. spfendfid supper
will be served on the occasion, and
yFreemans cen an Band, ,fro%ms % %GiEsEseiand, e s will
saFniss s11 sdssara7U taS 7pais 8astI 4Hs9ssssS 4SfHs9ssS
cannot mn If fail l4e.h te have iogqqs nI tins
sE 10 SdoGf77- -Z1Vs-ftff1 ff54-sf 3Etf hns ,x5i
B8o refeFeiree'i5t0g thesnotiteao of 1the
Lecture Associatian il will be seer
Ilthat arrangeIhsn@ Ha9eO BgeD made
with Miss 0liye Logan BY Which hi a,Ily shs
is engagedrtod deliver thessthk4 hk41eeture
Of the coprss 9pTW TW edRsaisy ,JEaRzpar,
"a. Rev. E. d. Mason, will deliver
the 6thLectuseof oftheeourseIFsby sch
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New. lAdssftiseSaehssa. 10 IIa


B&sA y 9F5EaAl d ;G4 47Gsxaf dtriiidkids2FO O
BeS- -Statement-First National Bank.
BSE-A. w. Beman-Real Estate
RSr BrainsEd S Aiass'As f.ls9f4F Feede &c: ON
N2HN. Kahn-Great Inducements.
BGs-D1B. LawFen6eFs A St {Best sfaehine sladea
EE Days Hall-spauldihg IS swiss Bell Ring3
er.
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ahdinde and in
SS @ ne s, R @ 4 @
% ieandcOn
Sng sTeet already EXTENDED up "l a5T f6f W
the ne Cleveland asahsening They
% emu M rs
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/ after severe struggle, in taking from
him about thirty dollars in money and
some valuable papers. He was unable
to identify the scoundrels.
RI RIBs BRoKEN.-On New Years day,
as Mr.. Simon Arter, an aged man, liv-
ing in Salem township. was descend
ing flight of steps with a bucket OF
slop in his hand, he slipped and fell,
breaking three of his ribs.
ON the ID inst, while Mr.. George
Groner, residing in West township,
was chopping wood, he had his left
foot almost cut in two by a glancing
blow of the axe.
WE regret to learn that T. S. Woods,
Esq, editor of the Ohio Patriot, pub
lished at New Lisbon, has been quite
i'll for some days with Inflammation
of the lungs.
Two YOUNG trappers of Elkton cap
tured a large otter one day last week.
1t measured four and half feet from
the point of the nose TO the tip of the
tail..,,-aa I. .f,-,
The dwelling house of Mr. JOHN
Peters, in st. Clair township, took fire
from a defective fiue, and was totally
destroyed, together with its contents,
few days since.
The proposition of the citizens of
New Lisbon, to donate $4,000 toward
the Srecti5fl of . lnscs at that place,
has been accepted by responsible capt.
talists and manufacturers in the East.
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F1sR7doilars. Invested IN q, q tick tisket,,fif t,fi
the Y6ungstown iPepsonais 81 jP,r,opert,yT, r,
and Real Estate Associate ION enterprise
mad make somebody richsi,oNo lp1le.
knows who win be the lucky man. a
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. WE learn tlihtIDf. shepard, of Hi
ram Go4Rge,o Aes.eDgagsd taudaigaEa
course of LECTURES before the Lecture
Association at Garrettayillep pqq rettglep Hpep Hpap his
travels in Egypt and the Holy Land.
.s3i19E sT61s no sHeb saidepJ u ssHta ia
PERSONS desiring t0Bdfcllase aeitlief
farm oTEillSgerprope wistAa0 Sglf
toocoAsalt,saA. w. sBemanas Esquawh6
9fisf sb9eS siif that
4 See advertisement sitiss Il sstihaoo ygsni
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sion on Tuesday.
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n observation-disclosures.
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FTHEs Ess;1Fa&s#f ssF&s#H fateF5aE bvf6fe4 ne Zee
tqrc Associatio1ngiil be deliyesedab@
I,HEoImHEE,TMTd TdNg on Saturday eve-
ming. His well estabfislled drepdtation
as,RLeeturerswl llinsuresaoful -hause
on the oseasions 70 h sa as. asss's lis "i
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management and in the distribution, that the RrtiI
that the title the real estate is indisputable and
real estate will be in readiness and delivered inm
Treasure binds himself In ease anything should oC
the driving does not take place. that the money p
ware store of w. & A. j. Packard youngstown, D
All letsers containing remittances addressed to !
Will meet prompt response and certificates of shar
letters Of Inquiry &c. as above or to the Secretary
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that the utmost fairness shall be used in the
les are alfef genuine worth and as febFeeented,
that all the. personal property and deeds of the
,sr to stop the progress OF tll9 and
ID for certificates will be repaid at the Hard
lio. .-'To'ni3t2a ussil 9ianuli 80
!. J.. Packard, Treasurer, Youngstown, Ohio,
S will be forwarded by return mail. Address
II ce-i s .Jyfi OHIO anEsfafi
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CLOTHS THIS & GAsSIMERES I, \ ]

h roissaq. b9Iij;lJ MS -!aq.ja,, - "a. iyt,
Esglicifsyse viii sellby the yard Or make up in
garments in;elegaut style, Yarranting fit ev-
ery tiife.i , 'iAAit'ii ~ i-'s'l@' t-Atf ''''
j. eisai-sssse 81: Il i.sfu 10 la5it3 1ii
Ca5st d. oiad look at oa, Goods before onacr-'
b 'rH slai9lffhd55 ffhd55 yooiii! Clothing! !'ea s Hig2
h Tof I9bTu{n b5rp 81 sfG. ,s ~, ~
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= Fl I e = o s. y
DWELLING HOUS
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Fifty lots from fifty one hundred feet front by
southeast part of the city in eloseproximity to the
nail factories and furnaces of Brown, Bonnel Co..
and machine shops of Homer Hamilton & Go. and of
| factories of the youngstown Manufacturing Comp
Company, and to other manufacturing and business
of the Mahening river, short distance south and
on Gibson, PARK, Vine, Packard Grand and River 81
The soil allows the construction of dry cellars, and
by digging moderate depth Lots valued at $500
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-12
NEw ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-THE trouble
between Gov. Wsrmoth and Auditor
Wick.iffe is practically st an end. Gov.
Warmolh is reported to have said that
be will take no Iarther steps Against the
AGditor, and that the latter would be
restored TO his Cffice IS soon rs the nee
esssFy legal steps can be taken.
The Cham Der Of Commerce met to-
night to receive the delegates OF the st.
Louis Grain Association q commercial
editors, and 10 devise some action in the
bulk grain lr@de.
The delegation were introduced by
GeR. Harry Hsys, and received By Pres
idsut Okie=by IN a brief and patriotic
welcoming. sud vas followed b. the sd-
dress OF h.r. L. X ShCyOek, VINO stated
thai ~. Louis lad succeeded in interest
ing President Grant ia the movement,
ana tina. the appointment Of o st. Louis
merchant, HsDry +. Blow, TO the Brazil
lisn mission, was ia furtheranca Of the
effort TO reclaim tbs South American
trade with the Mississippi valley,
and read s series Of interesting statistics
in relation to this trade before the war.
Lieut.. Gov. Steward, Of Missouri, fol-
Lowell il q pungsng and interesting
speech, saying hat ne wished to see an
Organization similar 20 tue s.. Louis
Grain Association sIgrted this evening.
Ex-Msyor Fi!ley, OtSt. Louis, followed
in the same strain. The meeting is still
il session, and is largely attended and
enthusiastic, with strong probability 0!
practical success.