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Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, March l2.-In the House of Com
mons, this evening, Hon. Robert Lowe, Chan
cellor OF the Exchequer, stated that If the mail
contract with the lnman Steamship Company
was sanctioned, the steamers of that line would
sail fIom Queenstown every Friday, for New
York, instead OF Thursday, as heretofore.
Mr.. Seely moved for committee on mail
contracts to the United States.
The Marquis of Harrington, Postmaster
General, sad the contract was Completed by the
latter Government, end to break it would be a
breach of faith. He added that the present
service was satisfactory.
Mr.. Lowe spoke against and Mr.. Hunt In
and the motion was adopted by the follo wing
vote:-F0r O committee, l15; against, SO.
MADRID, March 12.-The Constituent Cortes
has rejected the bill providing for the abolition
ofltbe capitation tax and military conscrption.
vienna. March l2,-Both houses of the
Reichsrath have passed the Ministerial Budget.
1t show VS. a deficiency of 5000 600 forms in the
HAVANA, March 12-The Daart0 praises the
inaugural message of President Grant. Stag
nation and distrust in business circles on the
island are increasing. valiant Brothers, Schmidt
Co., Desp,gnue Co., and many retail mer-
chants in Santiago de Cuba have failed. The
rebel General Juan Capote Lopez was taken
prisoner AID shot the 9th inst, at ienfuegos.
The Didrto reports the capture of several rebel
advance guards in the neighborhood OF Gibara,
and states that they were Immediately des.
patched with knives by their captors,
HAVANA, March 12.-The United States steamer
COntoOcook, flagship of Admiral Hof, leaves
this port 10 morrow for Key West, but will
return in few days. The United States squadron
in the West Indies is Insignificant in point Of
numbers, compared with the English and French
fleets.
The American residents here characterize it
as ridiculous, and talk of 1t as an insult to the
MERCANTILE interests of the country, while they
deride the alleged parsimony or ignorance OF
the American Government in keeping so small
o feet in Cuban waters duriug the present con-
dltion of affairs ON the island.
The Gacetd OF to-day publishes an official
notification that the families of persons TO be
TRANSPORTED TO Fernando Pc, next Monday, may
furnish them with means to supply their necess
sites during their impris onment
Advices from Sagua state that the lighting be-
tween the troops and insurgents is lively in that
jurisdiction.
HAVANA, March IA despatch from Cien-
fuegOs the llth, says thousand Spanish troops
arrived there. The entire railroad Is now
puaroed, but the rebels are numerous and
active. Advices from Santiago say that Colonel
Lopez' column had entered Mayari, after des
pefa,e conflict Colonel Vela:co had been sen'
nom Bay amo to operate IN conjunction witt
Lopez. The rebels had attacked Iguani, but
were reDulsed, and fed 10 the mountains. Tue
news from Santa Espiritu is that Colonel Puell'
had issued an address to the effect that the TIM
of Cancellation was at an end.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Locan Annirn.

Mayor Fox, Chief Mulhol aud, and she Police
COMMITTEE OF Councils made an official vis,t
leeiefcay afternoon 10 the station houses OF the
Jhlrteentb, Fourteenth, and fifteenth Police
distr cte. r.r
AT the Cathedral next Tuesday morning, at
10 O'Clock, Solemn Pontt6oal Mass will be cele-
brated, The occasion being the removal Of the
femains OF Bishops Egan and Conwell to the
vault of the Cathedral.
The strike of the morocco journeymen in
this city Is not yet fully settled though some OF
those who struck for higher wages have gone to
work at the old rates The workmen in two
other manufactures have strucg, aud a number
Of new men at the old rate OF wages have been
emplOxed
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES !
PHILADELPHIA, January lS, 1862.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING q CO.,

Messrs+ FARRELL, HERRING q CO.,
No so Chestnut street
0entlemen;-On the night OF the 18TH inst, a.
Ia well known to the citizens of Philadelphia
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock Of merchandise, No. 902 Chestnut street
was burned.
The IRE was one of the most extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years. the heat being so intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated.
We had, as You are aware, two OF your valu-
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE.
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi.
Gated your well. known reputation as maRufac
turers of FIRE PROOF SAFES, II anyfurthe,
proof had been required.
They were subjected 10 the most intense heat
and IL affords rs much pleasure TO inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, W.
found upon examination that our books papers
and other valusbles we're all in perfect condi
ton.
Yours very respectfully,
JAS. E CALDWELL q 90.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS, Il

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18. 1854
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING d CO.,
No 829 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-On the night of the 18th instant
our large store, g. w. cornerof Ninth and Ches-
nut streets, was together with our heavy stock
Of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one Of your PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers. and although 1t was
exposed TO the most intense heat for over go
hours, we are happy to say It proved itself
worthy Of our recommendation. Our books
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published. In giving the HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence 1t justly merits.
Yours. very respectfully,
HOWELL d BROTHERa
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ference by comparison Of the votes at both
electors, LOG.
william r. Patterson aud william p. May
testified to having vo ed the Republican ticket
IN the Eighth divisIon OF the Fourth ward.
William A. Bulklev aud james Tenver, resi-
dents OF the Sixteenth division, Twentieth ward,
testified that their belief was that the votes had
not been fairly counted at the October election.
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THE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE IN CALDWELL'S STORE
WERE FARRELL, HERRING d 60.
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The Public Credit BIZ.

The House, by a vo.e of 96 to 4e, has passe
Mr.. Schepck's bill TO strengthen the publi
credit II was amended by striking out th
second section.
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1115. VIM. T. HOPKINS 1115,
LADIES EMPORIUM,
No. I1l5 CHESTNUT st. (Girard Row.,

Largest assortment and Best and Cheapest Goods
I'm a. : city IN ali the following lLes:--
Manuiaciurer OF HopkiDs' Celebrated Champion
Hoou SKirIs, for Ladies, Misses, and CniidTen. In
over four hundred Styles shapes lenghs. and sizes
Cotsil SAlin' ana Ssn, IN elsht cneren'
from t1 60 10 80. -. , NJ
xTyen Whslrbone COk5E rs from 81 20 "a.
IA varieties OF extra handsome WhaleDone Cor
asIa from as cents 70 $500.
Shoulder Sraces. MadaDn Foy's Corset skirt sup
pMrsI Moody's Patent seltadjusting Abdominal
Corset highly recommended by ply sieiaps, from
fSrHs ssiIIKEs OF LADIES UNDEHGAR-
MESTS.
Ko Rartram a FaptOm Family Sewing Machiuea
Mains eraluitousIy distributed 10 cuntomars fr
the purpose of getting them Introduced 225 8m
UO10C1n,o
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Domestic Anairsi

Gold closed yesterday at 1919.
q h. Grant, brother OF the President Is In
New York
"A grand Fenian demonstration took place
in Buffalo last night.
IA. Governor Pollock, IL is said, has been
rendered the DIrectorshiD of the Mint.
"A despatch from Key West says that DR..
Mudd has arrived there. on his way North.
Senator Wortbington will be pressed for
Surveyor OF the Port OF Philadelphia by Sena-
tors Cameron and Scott.
"A man named George Reddick was shot and
killed by police officer, in d dIsreputable
house in Nashville, yesterday morning.
--Charles Wallace, editor OF the Warreptoa
(CeorRia) Clipper, was shot and Instantly killed
yesterday morning by DR.. g. w. Darden.
The excitement about the White Pine mines
remains unabated in San Francisco. Fifty COM
pau,es have been organized in that city slnce
March ].
- Four revenue officers were arrested yester-
day, in New York, on charge of illegally re
moving whisky from a disullery in the city.
They were each held to bail IN $4,000 for trial.
An American built brigantine, water logged
and completely wrecked, was fallen in with on
the 23d ult in latitude 40 As, longitude 1922,
with two men, one white and one black, both
dead, lasbed TO the maintop.
Senator Morton, of Indiana, has accepted
the invitation to deliver the Grafton on the
occasion of the Gettysburg Monument dedea.
ton, July A. Bayard Taylor Will read poem
and Henry Ward Beecher will act as chaDlain.
Wee President Colfax does not expect to be
absent during the remainder of the session, but
after accompanying Mrs. Coliax to Ohio, next
until its adjournment
IN. T. Forbes has been appointed Pension
Agent In this city, vice h. w, @. Greene. re
signed. This will be good ne VS. to hundreds o
pensioners, who have been waiting for over 9
week for the money due them by the Govern
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The House Committees.
WAsHrNeroN, Mqrch 1.

WARRINGTON, Marcn IL.
The Speaker announced the folio wing as the
Committee on Elections: = Messrs. Paine.
Churchill, Heaton, Cessna, Butler OF Tennessee
Stevenson, BuTdett. Bnrr, and Randall, He
also stated that the remainder of the com uittees
would be announced on Monday.
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steamship W. Everm an, suy der, Ohsrleston, e. A.
Sender q Co.
schr 2 L. ADAMS, Robinson, Boston, w. H. Johns q
BIO.
scbr E. B. wheaton, Johnson. Salem, Day, Huddell
q Go,
Rchr j.. w, Hail Pawel Cambridge, do.
Schr ]. NJ Vance Burdgs. Cambrii geport, do
Str 9 shriver; Riggans, Bstimo 9: A. Groves. Jr
str Bristol. Wallace New York. w. p. Clyde a. 90.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore with a low
Of barges, W. p. Clyde q Co.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Eu additional Martns Nsws see First Page,
. CLEARED YEsTERDAI

ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA-THLs DAY
DUH RISES l6 MOON
SUH Snrs.. 6U4 Hen WArRR... a
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

efbarges, W. p. Clyde q 90.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig Five Brotner,, Tnurlow, n days from Havana,
DEL WIN @ RAILROAD a lies 70 Hlckmsa q Uots,ngs4@:
N. O, with lumber to Norcross q sheets.
H S o HSs%s HSws o%
scbI wes,morelapd. Rice. from Dennis Greek. In
s'eE Jos S,Sg Wsis;s from MewtOwn Nd
pesD. Del Win % grain e1 70 %srIssian Co Coy rom f
r,s m.e E, fSyW W r. s:ys q eSnr' % om New York
wss %Ss. IsTs e s.fS nr' from New York
steamer Z. g. Biddls; McGue; hours from New
Tso 70 W. Syds
SySe pSpSss .tS% On baltimore with 10 lows Of sAEs'
ubs , a. Darkee Ss for Phade
Bs.aue DesSh GiiSey sailed % from rom Hamburg ,ad
lat hsw With xOa sn
union doTn bore down % her. and she proved 10 be
ioE PhlSdelpS,is shor. Of proviscns apa medicines
s ms seT we Ssn s % S
p,nG BsrGne . TIoys.ore. Blanchard. rom Messina at
Brig Cairo CsirSII cleared at New York yesterday
osBiiE Albert. Erickson. hence. put into Falmouth
Brig Il. j. Burton, Burton from Rotterdam for Bos.
top which pnt into Lisbon 18th ult. remainea l7tn
schr Josn streup israel irem Boston fer Pni,sdel-
sssr sye;g.se&; Hot from Providence fOI Fnila.
ss6r Enierpriss. Fisher. rom @ North Carolina for
Philadelphia at Norfolk 10th inst
Schr John Shay Citop, cleared At Baltimore 1lth
inst. for New York. aED
schr s; A. Hammond. Wiley. from Charleston, at
Boston 1ltb Inst -
sehr Charles H. Holler. Brown. for Philadelphia
cleared AT Boston llth Inst. ~
Schr John Crompton. Crowell. from Somerset for
PHILADELPHIA sailed from Newport 10th inst
schf Joseph Hay Hathaway, hence at Wareham
scbr isaac oliver. Pannell. sailed from Havana u
days since for Philadelphia in company With yacht
sc6r r ASissii Haley. Haley. a Georgetown. j @.
7th inst from New York.
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STILL ANOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1859.

STILL ANOTHEh.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l9, 1850.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 829 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-I had one of your make of safes
In the basement OF J. e. Caldwell d Co.'s store
at the time Of the great fire on the night
of the 18th instant 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day. and on opening II
found all my books, papers, green.
backs, watches, and watch materials. ETC., ali
preserved. I feel glad that had one of you,
truly valuable safes. and shall want another o
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
+. l.. KIRKPATRICK.
with j. e. Caldwell & Co..
No. $40 Chestnut street
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BOARDING. =

AT NC. ll2l GIAARD STREET NAY BE
~ obtained iurniAhed and unfurn,shsa rOoEas ioI
biEinG Besdds Also, 4 eealEsa. U0
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rrAeAxs.-Wc neglected to acknovl

rRAcAEs. We neglected to acknowl-
edge il our last issuc the receipt from
Col. Plcwlca, of Bushwood, of specimens
Of lis growing IIale's Early variety Of
reach The specimens sent were attach
,G 10 the stcms-somc half zen in mum
lcr-and SLOWED larger growth and great
~ p7olii,ncs3 than we Lad seen up TO the
time they were presented u. -
We notice that, at recent meeting OF
the peach growers Of the Eastern %.orc
Peninsula, Including Delaware, convened
at Dover, the statement was made that
over two.miIlions of bushels Of peaches
pouM he slipped from that section BY
rail alone this season to market. This
quantity KS, grossly in excess Of all pre-
>iyu- J .agy peach results, that We shink
there must either he some typographical
,lror in the estimate or else wIIful IN
tcutiou to uislcad. Certain tits, no ire
,ious peach statistics in tia; quarter jus
thy ANY such statement, and we learn from
c .catl,man Of the highest character fer
,erac.Dy who very recently visited tie
counties If Worcester and Wicouay, il
tnjs State ALL the J ach region Of Dt'a-
ware, tjat he say nothing, although 4iy-
Jug fIeuul attention 10 ths sui Ct to au-
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Mr.. Elitor-In your issue Of the 21th
ult.. is 4 CORRESPONDENCE between NeSsr~.
B. NJ. Rhodes 4 Co.,, and Thas. J Hall
4 Co.. headed ,Tabaceo Culture" the
Object evidently benz t. draw the atten-
tion of farmers to 'Ruoles FoblecG Ma
uure" a. a superior fertilizer trr Iooacco.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as muclt a. [ dislike to
apnear in print, | do not fee, that | would
be doja- justice to my brother farmers
Of St. Mary county ii remained silent
knowing that many Of them, like myself,
have been frequently humbuz-el by tn
purchase OF what is g 81 ciou-iy aivtr-
Used as ''ruper!or Fertllzer' tor tas,
that or the other crss5. therefore make
the following statement. Ia the Sniing
Of 1865, upon the strong rec nmmcadaton
81 Is. VI. Eaole, 4 Co., purchased o.
them four hundred lbs. Of their " Iobleeo
Manure" having previously purchased
what had iutenIei fer my tobacco cop
OF a popular and wc.l trie,, fertilizer. Nj
Rhodes gave me every assurance that the
article sod by him WAS fully equal y The
one previously purchasad at higher
pTict-s1 determined to give 1t tair
trial. ldirectcd ny manager to apply
two hunlscd E2oo) lbs. pr acre, the
quantity had applied OF the other-oat
.layiug stlrtel IN new halzA 70 scatter
the ruano, he gave, tia mucA larger dose
tian was Iuttudei ami got on fully three
hundred lis. per acre. The crop stood
finely and grew Oft We'll, but it WAS soon
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-10

THEC oMNlSSIoS DISMISS, The Mossrs
Colpfx. Of Washington, Formerly from
cur section Of the Safe have in success
ful operation, the largest river somm's-
sion business in Washington, which they
couduc, in connection with their extern
s3ve Grocery During the l>hins season
they. were tie agents for the sale Of The
srs2ser portion Of shipments Of fish from
the lower Potomac, and We believe gave
entire satisfaction. They have now 4
large grausyy tor tbs reception Of cereal
shipments: sood protection Ter stock from
iu,ieu cat weather in fact, arc fully Pre-
p.r,dtovarc for, attend e, AID sell n, ship
lu,u,s II ade them in the hest mauuer.-
l.esid,s Je.ns ,u,rsc;ie business men.
they are Enown 20 lie r,datie aud ro>pon
sib., We ,hy,tuIy commend sat.. AZ
,1tl>,u*es ,o lie pclu>al II cur readers.
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SoNvAMBuLrsn CUaED.-Prosessoc Pol
lizzari of F.areace. has hit upon care
for somaambalissa It spupiy consists In
winding onea arstviee round ones lcr, on
going 10 bel. tan flexible copper wire.
long enough 1. reach the floor E-A-
reea somnaia.. a.ists treated a taIS Wy
have been eit...s permanently ar te'nFor-
arily cured. TIE Gazetta N-GisA. d
Venice, whieh reports the fact, says HAT
corner wire i Known 10 d:ssipate uSa-nec~
e s5nuamh,rsisu, and that ;lsas ctc.in-
stance led the professor 10 laye recourse
to this strange remedy
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''I.7 = ~ RI - r J4n' I"
~ 'tfs'.l curt e.niHS, E +, - = '.'''
la'iT Its liou'F' Ja r ! .I', II . ~. :.
Tic call "ft1rAI .afa''ee = .'He' "'.'
".h..' ''.d s." ,'.''..i O''''' :
".cn tAo call Il The I'oc1g"'z'A'e ~. 80
logan, and upon la'Ics changed VII.
II DOCS or he'd to t.-t'y 'h." T.''-'
WE le-II..i 70 SEPTEMBER Ierm an
Isace rec auaacos r-ncwed, &C. J r.
ell If lie Anr@'Fa'e" H"e@'t '" "
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HAL SIoaM--The Hal Storm in cur
county on Sunday week last, though i'm
tied in its swathe aud Of short duration.
VAS exceedingly violent AM proved very
Obstructive to crops III certain localities.
The chief seesf>,-aegs was the Pataz-
cut section Of ar county.
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Tnr srArn AsrIlrRr:.Gov. Bowie
was notified bs~the authorities at Wash
ineton, one day last week, that the guns
for the artillery o.saizations ef tie Stat
are ready AID subject to his orisr.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-29

HORSE FAIR.-The fourth Annual
Fair of the Ravenna Driving Park
Association commences at the Fair
Grounds in this place on Tuesday next
and will continue three days. The
Association present an attrctiye Pre-
MUM list, which is expected to bring
out the finest and fastest horses in the
State. The track is. in excellent con-
.dition, and neither pains nor expense
have been spared by the Association
to make this the most pleasant and
attratiye exhibition ever held in this
county. All admirers of the horse
should attend the Fair, as rare sport
may be expected.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-29

TAIL CoRN.-A correspondent of
the Houston, Texas, Telegraph, wri-
ting from Travis, Austin county, July
4th, says:
On yesterday we had an exhibition
ton of corn stalks at Mr.. J. E. Stevens
store, IN this place. The following
is the RESULT q Ts2 z 4 g q
G. Cleveland exhibited one stalk II
feet 4 inches in length 5k inches in
circumference and 10 feet 9 inches to
first silk. .fSh.5--I 20 r.
J. V. Martin, one stalk II feet three
inches in length, AZ inches in circum-
ference, and 10 feet 9 inches to first
silk. Ez
II. P. Wiley, one stalk II feet one
inch in length, 6 inches in circumfer-
ence. 6 sets have roots above ground.
J. B. Pier, one, stalk 16 feet9 inches
in length, 9 feet inches to the first
silk. zs&7. fo-a $3.50 7s.s ss
Thes. Burns, one stalk 13 feet nine
inches in length, I INCHES in eircum-
ference.
am informed that tins corn was
brought from Brazil. This is the sec
ond year in this neighborhood, and
the third in the State 1t is said to
produce much more than any. Of our
common corn; it was planted late
this season, and is longer in maturing
than common corn, consequently 1t is
not yet fully developed, but has from
two to five silks on the stalk.
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" BARRErr's" a thing of joy.

CALLING CARDs.-FrankL L. Osborne
still remains in town and continues to
furnish all those who desire them, the
most elegant Visiting Cards ever writ
ten in the place. We have seen card
got up by Mr.. Osborne, on which the
LORDS prayer is legibiy written with
in circle of the diameter of seven
sixteenths of an inch; such command
over the muscles of the hand and arm
is seldom seen. atz
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RYLE VS.. BERGEN, EFT. AL.-This
case which has attracted considerable
attention in franklin and Rayenna,
was tried before Judge Conant, in va
cation, commencing Tuesday of last
week, and lasting four days, the Judge
reserving his decision until to-day
The case involves something near
$1,000. Ranney & Hatfield and Stuart,
for plaintiff s. D. Norton, for de-
fendants.
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WoRKMEN are engaged in cleaning
away the debris of the old Transfer
Depot, between the A. s. G. W. and
c. & P. Rys., preparatory to the erec-
ton of new building, for the pur-
pose of a much more substantial char
cter than that DESTROYED last winter.
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REUNIoN.--The 42d o. V. l., and
Batteries a. and /. 1st o. L. A., have
made arrangements to hold grand
joint reunion at this place on the Sth
of September next.
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SPIRITUAL PIoNIc,-The Spiritual
lists are4to have a grand Picnic at the.
Fair Grounds tomorrow, Friday. 1t
is understood that a considerable
number of the brethren from abroad
will be present and participate in the
festivities of the occasion.
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The Akron Times says that " city is
overrun with burglars, thieves and
others who are daily violating the
laws of the State and city," That's
what eornes'of putting on city airs.
Akron must be very bad town.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-29

D1sTrNauIsHED v1sfToRs.- Our
town was honored last Thursday with
a visit from the venerable Jesse R.
Grant and wife, the father and moth
er of President Grant. They were
the gnests of Col. Frazer and E. P.
Brainerd Esq, during their stay.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-29

The corner stone of the African M.
E. Zien Church, at Salem, will be laid
on the 4th Of August, by Boyd Lodge,
No. 5, of Colored Masons. Freder-
ick Douglas is expected to deliver the
oration. ~ -e e
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SUIcIDE.-William Lanterman, an
old citizen of Austintown township,
this county, committed suicide on
Tuesday morning, by cutting his
throat Insanity, produced by injuries
received from q fall some months ago,
is supposed to have drove him to the
terrible deed. He was seventy years
of age. Youngstown Vindicator.
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/ We are Informed by one ofthe par
ties, that Messrs. Sutherland and Sad
ler are about locating a lumber yard
at this place. Their lumber is expect
ed in a few days.