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Mr.. "A. FL. SLAYToN, having sold
g !" Garden Hill Farm" has been in
duced to take the general supefinten-i
dency of the :. highland Coal Co. and
Miners, and Earfnerssa Store, at Frank
lin aStation, Coshocton County,
e e Garden Hill Farm = shows many
marks of the, late proprietor's thor.
,oagh way of rapidly improving and
beautifying farm, and, from several
monthssacquaintance with Mr.. S., we
are satisfied that he is one of those
hororgh-going, driving, reliable busi-
ness men, who is bound to succeed in
whatever enterprise he undertakes
Associated with him as co-partners in.
the Highland Coal Co.," are Messrs.
N. S. Olin, and III. A. Doolittle, late
OF Streetsboro', in this county, Messrs.
q. & D. belong to the Oldest and most
reliable families in the county, and
are regarded aasryfirst class business
men. I'VE sfe-to4d that stheyshave one,
the most desirable Coal Mines in the
State, conveniently located Oh. the
Bank Of the Ohio Canal which with
their energy, business ability and PEI
cuniary means, cannot fail to yield to
them a golden harvest: from COAL
They have many warm friends in this
section who will unite with us in
wishing them the most abundant sue
scessa lz$Ss}EElss BEE8 = AKA !
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MEDAL awarded to " Barrett's."
A WREoK.-Abont Six "a sclock Nc

=
A WREcK.-Aboht six O'Clock Nom
day afternoon, Mr.. G. w. Bradford
having loaded i. his sewing machine:
wagon With several bags Of oats at the
Warehouse of S. r. Freeman & Son,
left the team standing at the door
while he went in for some purpose,
when the team started. off on a. run,i
scattering the,grain along the road in.
their, route. They brought up in the
Iditchlin front of Mr.. Sutherland's shoe
store, upsetting the carriage, smashing
twefef the wheels breaking the whip
ple-trees, bending a spring and axle-,
tree and making bad looking wreck
of the fine establishment. Fortunate
ly the horses were not injured and
the only damage done was to the car
riaoe, 'SFfHaIiEEy u&k eas@elH 3Ea
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y ssfsA sTaL6dgs Meetings In Rasehna.E - 50.
Unity Lodge no. Ia sF.zA.zAE, meets ON the
Sc 1ndf and fourth Mondays Of e1ch month.
K. TwIF. Sec'y. j. J.J.tRIcHARDsoS,fW- NJ
Tyrian Chapter No. On, n. "A. M; meets the
third Wednesday in each month.
L. TwIT Sec'y. H. G. RANNEY, H. p.
Ravenns Lodge No. 65, i. o. o. f., meets
wednesday evening NfHRchRTeek. gaV
NJ. WAHkER 10y. III. II. EkEBE, N. G.
R&semnA LoABe No. 3zes L. &C. T. meets
Friday evening of each week.
/. b. MORGAN Il. s. II. SAPP. W. 1T
rs hazd ne -----eeer.-------------sF
sfsV VaCL.EWELAND q RTTTsBURG RAILROAD
On and after May 10Th. 1859. Trains viii leave
Stations daily; esundays eYcepteIlas follows
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DEMocRaTIc FREssj icoMfAS,


The Stockholders of the Democratic Press
Company, are hereby notified that the Annual
Meeting for the election Of officers and transae
tfon oF sIsel other Justine may come before
said 1neefsng VIII be held as the Town Hall. in
IsaEenna. Portage Eonntys Ohio. on Saturday,
the third day Of Jrly. at II o'clock K, 4. sf.
a fniI attendance of the steckholde1s is re-
sGaested- s1s------.-sy zsss9.z1sS=5ss-- ,-e.
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FIRST. NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.,
oPP0sfTE ETMA BLocK.

t., ESTABLISHED IN 1858,
Is a Hosse Instifsfioss, for the Accommodate
q ssusien Of the People of Portage County.
We will endeavor in the future, as in the past,
to give preference and I'LL orders and supply
the wants and demands of own county peo-
pie zFst
VIII pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Golds silver and Premium unds
Of all kinds. n
Interest allowed on time deposits. 81
Revenue Stamps-a all sizes, kept constantly
on hand and all orders filled promptly. -
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. o. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
At best market rates. ssgTfgagTY =
DRAFTS drawn and cashed ON an che prihcipaf
cities in the United States ...-rInr -
Sight Drafts on England, ireland and all
cities in Europe. NEIfEA EAJS ~
scOiieetiQpsmadeon silE points in the United
States, and prompt REMIT ance nade~zssSF "a
~ Il 4 &Aa4esEs2N sASzs4t y % t.TsATK Prest =
.3clE. wIFSER, Cashier = b9a
NoFsG 1855 sGsa ss9.IDgITT2
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Mantpa dune 2a, 1867

< HIRAM CORRESPONDENTS.
B Tm dairynlen Of this place, e9lare { ag-
itating the question of building
Cheese Factory, and the probabilities
are that one will be built next season,
one mile south Of the Center. The
large factories are getting Somewhat
unpopular,s except in some localities,
where dairying is the only occupation
of the farmers. a6ssl-i .5ssi'fEss
A neighborhood factory paysas well
as large factory, taking all things in
to consideration. .xa0Y 'a8E
THE Boanerges Base Ball Club, came
to grief IN Cleveland last Friday y-be-
ing beaten by the. Forest City Club
twenty tallies to five. The Boanerges,
however, do not claim that the game
was attest one, as three Of their mem
bers were abseht.and their places filled
by those who had but very little ex-
,perience in the game, and were picked
up in Cleveland.sz q Another match
game will be played by the same
Clubs sometime in July, at this place.
Mr.. d. c. HORTON has sold his
place, one mile west of the Center
20 acres, for $1,000, 70 MrsBowen, from
Allentown, Pa. William Luce has
sold his house and LOT east Of the Cen
ter, to T. J. Newcomb, ,tfor so acres OF
land iii Ailegan County, Mich. -, Ii.
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:" BARRETT's uses Vegetable mat
ter. I = q - ''Aii -
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RAvnNsA IL MON sH1Gn scHooL 11 AN.


aS1vBRsARYIThe anniversary exer-
cises of the Ravenna Union High
School, took place at Citizens Hall on
Thursday evening last, before very
large audience composed of the schol-
ars, patrons and friends ofEthe schools.
The Hall was elegantly decorated
on the occasion. We were unable to
attend, but hear the entertainment
universally spoken of by those who
witnessed it, as very interesting, re-
fiecting. credit alike upon teachers,
scholars and school officers connected
with this College of the people. The
following was the order of exercises
MUs1c-Quartette.' 'Hereas theNightia Falling,
PRAYER. SIS 5t -.
Music Chorus ...-.........." Evening Hymn:
ORATION-Demands for Liberal Education, 81
GeorgeH. Soneryilie, Senior.
EssAY-Paddle Your ownCanoe. t4As5y
REHEA RsgItxtract from Whittier, r. ~ "
EssAY-Do not Step There,
MusfeAGhorus !. -. H. The Alpine Echo. y
ESSAY-Dreams, ny Hattie Durham, Junior.
ORATIoN-Trifies, Hiram Sapp, Senior.
READING Emma Merritt.
81 saso1RECEss.
MI Inc Royal bOSe=S
REHAERsAI.-.Ma was Made to Mourn
az5EF EssE Iss4 WHi Whippy, S1pomore.
Decentralization, Amelia Gilbert, Junior.
REHEAEs rs aLT7EStraet : ! 7; from Whittier, ,,+,
EssAY-Aims of Life, Jennie Fletcher, Senior.
MUSIC-So1o IN. ~. Tempest of the Heart -
EssAY-"Under Currents Ella Merritt.
REHEARSAL" Extract from Holland, y :.
ing, Itsfs7s.7f2 u .5ff857i5 7'E Edwin Root.
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I. ..sbsaBARBErr'sf" Unriyaled Haif Re-
storative. .as0fa sgi9m8 j. sgg 8sJaS
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SUDDEN DEATH.-M Mrs Mary in
Searl, wife of Obediahs NJ tSearl and
daughter Of MI. William Garnahan,
died very suddenly at the residence of
her. father on West Main Street ON.
Monday afternoon.ss She had appars.
emily been IN her usual health up to
within short time before sherzdeath.-
and few hours previous thereto had
walked to totoWn,aEiistsnee of nearly a
half mile. .iAtthe usual hour Mr. s.
went to his tea, and not finding his
meal prepared, and his wife; not being
about the room he went to their cham
Der W here he found her upon the bed
cold in death. DR.. Waggouer, tlSe
family physician, WAS Immediately
called who gave it as his opinion that
she had been dead an hour or more,
and thatlslie had died in a fit. Mrs. S.
was about, d years 4iof age and was
esteemed by large circle of ae4
Hsaf sFfssf ytse-EF=sesE
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&MkRRAGEs, BIRTIIs5 AND ADEATEIs.-
The number of marriage Licenses is
sued during the year ending he3lst.
of March last in this county, was 279A
The nunibefEof births during the
same period, Zone township not re-
ported) was a follows. li,zsso g.. .,t55 59z 3
Females..7.7s. 2. -. ....s.... 279
Males. .=,.." .s-.. -. PIT
M 3 . o 10 1oe
9 1tThe anumbersof deaths during the
same period, Zone township not re-
ported, was: as'i 7~Tfz
Males. 1oI
~ Total .r,.-......-,...- 1856
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NATIONAL BlNK,
OF RAyENNA, o.


Designated DepOsitary of the
u. sA'
SHs9FE.T2 flYR @sSF k1fE
o. s. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged at our counter. at best market rates
SsOeks and 8sonsls. OF all kinds bought and
sold ON Commission, in New York, or any de-
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
of au kEhasz 9f2s eSEessi 1Fs
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States; a.. yga3
sight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
q NewK KGkpatesa + q q 3 - = q =.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes for sale
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
llindivfdualz q received son most favorable terms
and prompt and1iberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits may be
agreed upon.
pM9AM9 AA'w.HsBEEBE, Cashier.
GEO ROBINSON, President
Sept. 8. 1858, If
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of Personal Property.

IheyReturns of the several Assessors
of this county = show that there were,
ig 1868, 11l,07l sheep i'll the county,
valued at $179,S73, while, in 1869,
there were but IS, ,935, valued at S121,-
265, being 1926 less sheep and s6S,66S
less valuation. >
The returns further show 33l less
Horses, 2309 less Cattle, % less Mules
and 1868 less Hogs, in 1869 that in 1868.
/. The. total value fthe personal prop
erty in the county in 1868, less the
amount returned to Banks and Insur-
nnce Companies, was S3,971 ,222. In
1869 the total value, with the same ex-
ceptions, is 1857 ,24s, being $113,97
less this year than last. i,1 n4.
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TUSCARAWAs BRANCH.
Leaves
New Philadelphiay 6.20a ,mE
Bayard, 9 95 p. m.

SrTk FfaFrtVes-Tk q Il
Bayard f.10a. M s.
New Philadelphia, 400 p. m.
j. NJ. KIMBALL, Ii
x-s5s asfg tsSaEf lark - General Ticket agent.
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Z AJANIEI2 DDHNSON,
JAMES HATCHER,
DAVID MINsER, Com on rial.
p i kzfF,s Rf3ATII.

ANOTHER TRIAL1of mowers took
place at Minerva, Stark county, on
Monday last. The following machines
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q On - q BIZ :
The sBaby.ks

.t-DlNs ss The Baby.tl;r 3 1ssegM
TRANsIkFEbhRoM chr IRISH.
Down beside the gentle river fAc sraaE) IN
Where the lovely aspens culver. - F2a'o
Darling baby plays; t.Jg .r3
Zephyrs kiss the cheeks OF baby, s. Y,4. ..iri.
Birds enohant the ears Of baby; yDt..a affl
Angels joyful gather, may be- -oaE Trs. 'cN
Who're the baby strays. l.drB
Flowers of beauty there are seeming ,,sg
With new sweetness to be beaming,
Like the face Of cherub dreaming,
Baby's face appears; -,
Baby's laugh, like silver, jingles, y
And the echo with it minglee, t'-"
The dual music nicely tingles
N On the fairies ears.
Baby holds tiny bramble,
Round the baby lambkins gambol;
With it infant spirits ramble,
Straying where it strays.
Lol the wood-nymph yonder sleeping,
Round her iyy-ieaves are creeping;
No-her charming eyes are keeping
Watch DER baby's ways.
Gods alone are here beholding
Baby's mother now unfolding.
Graceful beauty-natures molding-
Art compelling praise,
Forth she comes thro' Towering bushes;
In the sparkling water rushes;
Far from human gaze.
Horror! see the food is seeking
To prevent her now from speakingl
Yet howIwildly is she shrieking,
While her child's in view
While of death she's sadly thinking,
While the fatal fluid she's drinking,
While her lovely body's sinking,
"Willie, babe, adieu!'
Willie, you have lost your mother,
Never can you find another;
She hsa loved you like no other,
Yet you laugh away;
Night is coming-see it yonder;
Where will little baby wander?
On the thought what heart can ponder?
Let q mother say.
Ne,o York Ne,rs.
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

rr.tsEsiReSq PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan
QtssggesssEag QtisgsSEag burg Court House Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, at A. M, and arrive at Alston
l.2O P. NJ, connecting with the Greenvle Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays.and Saturdays, the Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with the Greenville
Up Trains, leave Alston 8 A. NJ and arrive Spar
tanburg Court House $40 P. NJ, as follows:
Dozen Train. Up Train.
NJiiea Arrive Leave Arrive cave
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Laurens Railroad-.-New Schedule.

RtEl5HE MAIL Trains on this Road run to
Y.fiHse-SlfS return on same day, to connect with
up and down Trains on Greenville and Columbia
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
and leaving Helena at 1.30 P. nj. same days.
July 8 J. s. BOWERS. Superin teIfdent
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

E5 W .o1ddE,f THE t0lloyips iSS Pssisnsse is the
Trains over this road:
Leave Charlotte. H. .86 p. m. Arrive LBS p. m.
" Greensboro sos a. m and TIT p. M
6 Raleigh 9.41 q. m. and $40 p. m.
Arrive Goldsboro 12.25 p. M. Leave. 1880 p. m.
Through Passengers by this line have choice OF
routes uid Greensboro and Danville to Richmond.
or ria Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond or Ports
mouth; arriving at ali points North of Richmond
at the same time by either route. Connection s
made at Goldsboro with Passenger Trainr on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad to and from
Wilmington, and Freight Trainto Weldon. Also
to Newbern on A. d n. @. Roadni.-
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Greenville ana Columbia Railroad.

Cs's JssI Esssa5aEs Essssa7saEs PAssENGER Trains run
Meeting with Night Train on Charleston Railroad
I've Columbia 7.G0 am. 1--we Greenyine 600 a. M
&c Aston 9.55 Anderson Gas
Newberry1035 " " Abbeville a.45 &c
Arr Abbeville 3.30p.m Newberry 1926 pm
Anderson SIS 4" &c Alston 500 ;"
" "Greenville 600 Arr Columbia 500 D. H.
Live Anderson $40 pm. I've Walhalla 400 q NJ
Pendleton $40 Pendleton $40 '
Arr Walhalla 500 I" AIT Anderson GAO g
The train will return from Bolton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH, General Sur't.
, 1869-06-24

aops, caused BY The Iate ralaa The l,test sort OF
g sse KfuunH u the thunder showers, THIS il
Certainly nos 70 "a Scnsk GoantJ, nor ii eensf1lj7
k0s 1tex anywhere tn the 6szta. From Xeutls-
msn, Nhase bastneAa calls him 70 Almost eyerJ
pafk dl DE county. we learn that tho cropa were
neEex n tnsr CONDITION, and arc standing "a
saASnf q thetr wealth Of grain Will permit
Tbs Jackson ptIeh} Citizen, Of tho 3a,, says:
"1he accounts from III source9 ART to the eject
that crops are good. The hay viii begin TO b ca,
the cpmnS Nee6, and iS Hlil pfohablY BE- much
heAtiet than lazt year. The wheat crop u abon,
tRo EeeSs tatet ttAu last {eal, bus Il Low nrls;y
al headed. The prospect for ths oat crop IL bel
te1 than for several yeufa, and We ahall have ex
cel1eut crpps OF sl1 cereals. Corn Is naek1asl bu
them II &tI1j time for hot weather 10 Rtrt 600
crpp, The Yield of strawberries Il enormous. am
I'll other tral1 ptumtao xhnnda1ce.''
The A1dlao9 ETit) .tournal, OF the eA1, SAYS
appEeheustons ia rexazu to the cEppA The hal
crop, u cou1se, viii be ve1y heavy, Il Il ever Rcts
drY enough 70 cut and cure The RrasA Wheat aut
other smAu Uslna, where they have not, IL ID
feT loceltless been Mlahed sway are growto1
ven lo1utlantiy, but Il "a fearai there viii be i
rank growth OF tender st1aw, not stln enough L
support the hesds Of grain, and that much Of the
harvest viii be foat, and ii more southern localt
Nea much Of Il has already lodged, opd tbs wort
of reSpiuU and rnktug u greatly Increased. II
some pi1cts tn pnF State, eofR has bern drowned
ont On towhnda and ls growing ap srhsdling and
Yellow, neaHly choked by weeds, which TIC farmers
cannot get the opportunity to clesr euL 81
, 1869-06-24

From France ,4es $50 gallons Of red wines aut
l,e16,ssl gallons Of white wines were exported tc
England In 1868
The Victorious nine Of tie Cincinnati Base Bail
Club neither smoke nor drink, retire at II p m.,
and play game OF hail ereIJ dag.
The Nulsnan arrived th ErKlsnd from Natal,
June 6, bringing two cases Of diamonds, among
Which Was the eighty three catat diamond, which
was Insured on the pssssec ior Eso,80A
Sir HenrJ Rawlinson, the distinguished arch.
eol0glgt m1utalns that Babylon Il the site Of the
GARDEN q Eden, and that Dabyloulan documents
Dow extant gre m exact geological description
Of the scene Of "man.s 1rst d,sobctience-"
In London, the other dns, peE9on was found
concealed In chimney. When be waa required 10
account tor his presence In another mans t1te, he
promptly Responded ~ waa loof1ng foF M
cAne!v lie Was sent to Jail as thlet.
A Connecticut uAn, with an ere to the sccom-
modat.on Of sieepe1s iu ch1rcht has Invented " an
Improved heAd-Te4t for attachment to church
peNe, formed BY the continuation Of stufong, co.,
eripg -p]xte, band, bare e-pIaie, and springs with
each otner."
In Justice1 Court 1t Gnro1, CA. receuuy, =
1Awyes, after stating proposition, ssfd: Nay
It please yonr Honor, III bet hundred dollars,
and stake the money thal wdat I Eay u good
Law The opposing attorney, rot having the
rnlno, declined 10 !" see him." SD the argument
uAs sdmltted By the Court 10 be unAns Kerab1e.
Al the celebration Of the "annlversazJ Of the
dfecovery Of Eeutueky. ~ or the Boone Centennial,
in Louisville, Archbishop Bpauldlng, Of Baltimore,
wilt be the CbAplsin; Chief Justice George Robert
Rop, Of Lexington, orator; General John c. Brock
inridge win deliver = eu1osy On George RyA7
cark, sad ". T. Wsda~otsa, u. KaysSllla, Zen
, 1869-06-24

l;.,.ge sbarswood, Of Pennsylvania,
w"'uId pet uoS, be Judge Of the courts Of
Tia, S:.te if the State had had an adequate
l;eE1%ss law VI the election in which he
WIS s.lanued lis chosen The majority in
hih faspx ~as ". in On aggregate vote Of
E@'.57", uf Which there are safe grounds
fos estimating that 10000 fraudulent Dem.
ocsst'e W.. we're cast for Sharswpod. An
Efficient Re:itry law would have defeated
bun Sg ?,ts'o majority, and the frauds dis
CO red aud prorssu 10 tsvr occurred at his
ell ''or, by sendiAs h. .us naturalization
l'Alrt". sseeped in coffee 10 give them the
appearance Of age, into Luzerne and othsr
ttnnties, specially melted the passage Of
t4e present b4gastry Law Of that State. We
'4re not SURPRISED. therefore, that Judge
sisarswood should embrace the-2rst oppor-
tunity to screen illegal voting IN psnnsyl.
vania by deciding this law anooussitutions,.
His grounds are aamply tAAt the law pro.
vides one mode OF reg,stzation for Phil..
dolphin, and another for tl,s sast Of th,
State. which, Judge SAatswood saya
nsakea the Law unequal" an.
, 1869-06-24
}Vk3T{CdL.

Henry Musg1oye, former resident Of Terfe
Hsnle 1no., is prominently mentioned IS the Re.
publican candidate 1or Governor Of Aissisa,ppi
Colonel Green Clay, grandson OF Henry Clay,
ana large planter IN Misslsslppt Is talked OF u
Conservative candidate foz Congress from that
s'ate. .. .....
ITS renorted that Gideon ]. Tucker. Il, the event
OF his retiring from The otlce Of Surrogate of New
York. ,silI take ,he editntsn,p Of the new Demo.
c1urc naper at Albany.
Wt,,iam c, Sherrod. formerly Of the rebel aguay,
,s ,he ncn nc1at,c cand,s.tr for Congress In the
s,sth Dlst1tct of A,.h.rna NJ: shenod,. d,sa.
hM,tea nare heen renewed hv AL of conoresa-
, 1869-06-24

take en!zsaee Of The deei.r.sien ads 10 II N. of s
81 ae4o o. IL making Thence u't Its eourse
mi WebS It @ 1 k9f f. ose & ~ foe IS g e9e
tb.t d the I'D d. eoaay I'D Il ssnaos
BE- p1essfEsd d IN The AE<hlve. q Til. Alnlady.
.$ 70 ~ 9fnal the ieF EhsA ho aakd
pseed In tS fas Hos mos - II ~ es " " e
eatcte @-$''-@ '.s'-<7 ~ @3e e' oss
Diplomatic relatias Cease betreen the Government
q B1at and tho present Minister Of eas Unit Ststa
q A.SsS5 snd uPon Tie Minister IN Tt III the
eeThs = - apaSs f efSank faI ,eefolIEaee
thown IA HI .;n,n3 o. ~ ~ 49, ii. 49,
preserve he frfepdiY Telsious Wh.eh Bud 70 ih.t II
, 1869-06-24
ZNK f1R7LyEE8E


tn B1ss Mo1Dd noKnaAh, AaaI4D ouausy, On
the 11st EB. Lana sssaRaa Ne Heuslay win .
nasSAss, hnic<tuI I've seFTa W0aHds On his head
and putting out one Of hlseyes- Els recovery is
desEaired Of.
1n Mcn1u,tufe teM7. shIn 80 p8rteas Comfy, oa
&he sotn, John Goodwin. aged e sears, was klllsd
by the Accidental discharge ofa eun
IOWA.
A. ". Carpenter, e1-Msyur Of Burlington, died
In Lancaster CounU, Pa, On the 18th.
Al almost solid body Of copper. weighing About
nine pounds, was foupa twelve miles n7rth Of
BuritDgto1,s . feH daya aga
VIM Cherry, ot Warrington County, recently
rulled onf from her nezs hen that Noald tnsiss
upoa setting, And Was about TO PICK mp what he In
the twilight supposed to be an eRR. but which
turned out to se . large prairie rattieedake-
a Wild pigeon, Enow-whlte, with the exception
o1 few black feathers along the lover edge Of
the winga, and having rose-colored itll. vas
captured II MasshaA County recently.
The Davenport Gazet4 Of the ed sass:
The heavy min stoszus which VIC haze witnessed
,ss & . = s;s,o sEog i:'.ss
R.sass Ka.zrsd ri .ert Tnese s1s btyo no through
sa so Cn g ees fsy 4 1
es.t 81 the Elnaa. Tha t.onb!e wn p5eh.bly end =
~ e ssssas Is xSs
EBIASL
Among the incomes returned In vigo County
are the following: Sarah {. Denlug (execurtx>
Se6.Gss, and v. 3. Warren, 3ss.sss.
4 titpd horse wandered into White Rtrsr, ii
Indianapolis, and, getting be5ond his depth, AVIAN
atound In circle, u3.pg 10 and his raJ oQk Ill
dstIess attracted another horse not taz Awn]
from The bAnS, who nsst went To tho waterp edge
add tried to direct the hind horse By neighlug
Failing In this, he.took to the water, and snsIr