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w ss{d sSrd a. q lfToiillsg and Lot for Sale.
nR~sarah Glllett- administrators Sale.
RSgT&Dd lkkAheS4 Up Proposals:y 5Gs 0W8E
n6FeOtis II. Paine-SheriG Sale.
nSS-A. Il. ClinezLuIa bsr W ahtcd
~c fncettQspt,splrtten Notice. 5AT
mS- Barrett-Au around the World.
R6Sc. s. fotter i Co EIgcsro Metailurgists, Z
.sa1Ela iiScEacALnNoTIoEs.a 40 5'efls Il
nRrBarfettss Hair Restorative. ,sais3 IT
49, Olive Logan--February oath.
CLEVELAND PITTsBgRG RAILROAD
On and afte. Dec s1st, 1888 Trains will leave
Stations lily, tsuadays exec ,ted,) as follows:
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.
Designated Depositary of the
u. s,

u. s. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, OF all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market r-se-s. ~-,-.1 @rl--
Highesf Market rzse for SEQ and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver. and premium funds
of all kinds. 9isdra 5Gt s4iy7ti ~
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on Ene1and and ireland and
Passage Tickets TO or from those Cities at
New ferk rates HN y & 81 q 4 =
Revenue Stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits Of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
~ ". II, BEEBE. Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President
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BoLD RoBBERY.-On Sunday eve
ming the hall of Mrs. Ford, ON East
Market street, near Mr.. Upson's house
was entered by some daring thief, and
a magnificent fur overcoat, valued at
$3.50, was stolen. The coat belonged
Hurbert Ford, Esq, and was valued
as a family relic, as it was presented
to him by brother now deceased. No
trace of the thief has as yet been dis
covered. 7'.i 2. ~. t,I., i,t.tif.5 -.fs
The hall ofMr. John Soldering also
on Market street was entered . about
the same time and valuable overcoat
stolen. On Wednesday last the house
of DIR. G. P. Ashmun was entered, and
ladies hat, cloak and fur collar stolen
There is no doubt that there is a gang
of thieves in town, and it will be well
for all to keep their front doors secure
ly locked. Where are our police p
Akron City Times.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-18

LECTURE.-The lecture on Saturday
evening last, delivered by MARK
TWAIN, was better attended than most
of the proceeding lectures, The Lee
-turers popular subject ".The Ameri-
can Vandal Abroad was handled as
Mark Twain only could handle such a
subject. His quaint style. his quiet,
but yet sparkling wit, met the hearty
applause, while his eloquent desclip-
ton thrilled, delighted audience.
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Us. sMITH.& Co., have just received5 : pieces
NEW CARPETS their first installment for the
spring trade. s4si.i g5t8slst5lI
If you want NEW CARPET, tgoito smith 6
Cos. to buy it. 24-sw. 4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-18
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA. o., ''n'
oPPosITE4 ETHA BLocK
rssrARrTeFTrn- IN 1R63


ESTABLISHED IN 1868,
As a Hoi,ss 1asfis.ssion, for the AeeOsaDsoda-
sios Of the People Of Portage County.
We win endeavor in the future, in the past,
to give preference and I'LL orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
pie frst
win pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue stamPs-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand, and all orders filled promptly.
special Deposits received without charge
u. s. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
ut best market rates.
Drafts drawn and cashed on al the principal
cities In the United States.
sight Drafts ON England, Ireland and Al AZ !
cities in Europe. 71i-A~l.1t4 =
Collections made ON all points in the United
states, and prompt remittance made.
MD. CLARK, Prest.
C. Z. wIrrER. Cashier. Eh.Itt ~
Eoyssy yisssatf st<E5f=T sac (I.iS.-.s
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue Of a writ of FL Fa. from the Court
I'D of Common Pleas of AahOninE county,
shailofer for sale at public vendue ut the store
lately occupied by John G. Beatty, in the village
of Ravenna, county of Portage and State Of
Ohio,
On MONDAY, the 1st day of MARCH, 1869.
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and continue from day to
day until all are sold.
About $16 900 worth of Dry Goods, consisting
of Prints. Cotton Cloths, Delaines. Poplins
Flannels Cassimeres. Broad Cloths, Boots. and
shoes, Hoop skirts. Shawls. Wall Papere Cotton
Yarn. and all the usual variety found In u coun,
a5-2w OTIS B. PAINE, Sheriff.
nIsSOLUTION NOTICE.-The Copart-
IL nership heretofore existing under the name
of Cotter & Trissler. was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the 29th day of January last.
G. s. COTTER.
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9BIIla BIIalarrreettt's y most eficacious.

A. G. w. Ry-Change of Time.
The following are the times of the departure
of trains at this point and east of here. 1t
took eject Monday, Feb. 10:
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A NYTHiNGs you want done In the line Of Bin
IN Heads, cards. Posters, Pamphlets, re-, be
suYe and como 20 the Rress OslicSs On Chestntn
Street, north end of Enpire Block. All,
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s"Barrett's Celebrated Hair Resto-
ratiEe. 9.fa y
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Go aud hear Miss Olive Logan next
wednesday evening; "a ea4sa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02

THE first through passage by the
Pacific Railroad from San Francisco TO
New York was accomplished in six
days and a half, reaching New York
on the 9th, without accident or mis-
hap, and some Of the passengers have
by this time crossed the ocean to Eu-
rope. The journey across the CONT
nent is represented by the passengers
as highly pleasant, and giving a view
of much beautiful scenery. The aver
age speed over the Central Pacific was
fifteen, and over the Union Pacific
twenty-five miles per hour. Several
times immense numbers of deer and
elk We're seen racing about, and terri
fed at the sight of the iron horse.
Thousands of prairie dogs were also
seen on the route, but no buffaloes
were observed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02


THE State election for members of
Congress and the Legislature of Ala
bama Will take place tomorrow. The
canvass, like that drawing to a close
in our own State, has been thoroughly
conducted by the Conservatives who
are sangHine of as complete success as
recently in Virginia attended the eff
forts of the intelligent classes in that
State. We hope these calculations
are well based, and to have the pleas
ure of publishing the fact In Wednes=
days issue of the APPEAL. A victory
for the Conservatives of Alabama will
have great effect upon the people of
Tennessee as a stimulant only second
to that recently afforded by the peo-
pie of Virginia; and if fOllowed-as
we believe and predict it will be-by
an overwhelming victory for Il party
in Tennessee will have the happiest
effect in arousing the people of Missis-
sippi and Texas to unusual eXertiOns
for the purpose of forever sQuelching
Radicalism in the South. So mote il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02

UNDER the caption "Delay is PERIL
the New York Tribune declares that
twenty-five States have ratified the
XVIII Amendment, which secures suf-
frage to all natives of all colors, and
that but four more are needed to com
plete the work. 1t desires to hurry It
up, counting on Georgia, Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas as necessary to
its accomplishment. These States
were once called slave States, when
their white people weref free. Now that
their whites are only free under the
bayOnet they are called on, as if en-
tirely free, to assist in making a con-
stitution for the common government
Of the country-tO do what only Stats
sovereign within their own spheres,
and with their unsurrendered
rights retained, have any capacity
to do. We know that to talk about
what is right may be to deal with an
absolute affair. Perhaps these States
must and will do as they are bid.
Conquered, they may obey the will of
the c0nquerOr. But if conquered and
Obedient, how is it that they r not
also pOwerless? If, by the laws of
war, they may be fairly subjected,
how, before they are restored to their
original sovereignty and jurisdiction,
are they to enjoy the rights and eXer-
else the powers of sovereignty? Is it
not a little remarkable that an amend
ment to the supreme law of the land
should depend on the will of four mill
tary governed States? And when
they have acted under the bayOnet,
on what principle is their act to have
effect?
Hurry them in, urges the Tribune
"delay is peril" That is to say, un-
der compulsiOn to vote the Fifteenth
Amendment, acknowledge them as
States, but never without. First crush
out their independence and make
them slaves to yOurOwn governmental
policy, then glory in their acts as
equals in the family of States, and
boast what a great thing twenty-seven
sovereign States have done. A sight
of such things is sickening. 1t is true
we have become somewhat used to it.
But in view of the future it is an APP
palling thought that they can pass
without our special WONDER" and
that the foremost minds of the cOun-
try eXuIt with the Tribune in the UNI
blushing work of national demOrali-
ZatiOn and shame.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02

engraving. They are a six per cent.
thirty year bond, the interest falling due
in January and July, the first Interest
payment occurring next January. The
finances OF the State are in a very Hour
ishing condition, as may be judged rom
the following data;
Total debt Of the State. ....,.....-.S4 ,3O0,OOl
THIS will be reduced 10 Sl,s0O,00O by the
sale of certain real estate mortgaged 10
the State BIZ the parties in whose faYor
the debt was originally created. The cot
ton crop Oflast year realized S2O,OOOiVVO,
O r 100000 bales. The crGp this year prom
ises remarkably well, and is estimated az
800. 900 bales, and will net at least SSO,OOo-
OOO. Though the State lost S40,O0O,OOO I'M
vested inshares, the asssssed value of AK
able property for 1869 s%'.ounts to Si2O,OOO,-
600.
The peach was originally a poisoned
almond. It's fieshy parts were used IL
poison arrows, and the fruit was for thi;
purpose introduced into Persia. The
transportation and cultivation, however,
not only removed its poisonous qualities,
but produced the delicious fruit we now
enjoy.
The Atlanta (Ga.) H~l5eVigaacer ha.
been pitched into" by Rev. Atticus G,
Haygo0d, for acknowledging the receipt
Va a AIAAAANlAAA VA AAAohN ~ ~ 80
TatelligeHcer gives the gentleman 4 good
natured sitting down Z" in an article o.
a column. Whereupon the Griffin ga.
! Semi Weekly Star says: Well, well! edi'
/ tors are shabby fellows very often; bui
we amt of the opinion tAat preachers
have much the advantage of them-speci'
/ ally "them" as don't mind their owl
business, and let other people drinE
their OWL Ticker"
A late Washington letter says: Ac
/ cidentally making an inquiry at a boob
store, yesterday, l learned a fac
worthy of note, which was verified 10y
| injuries elsewhere. 1t relates to that Gu
rious sheet, the HnPeTiGtiSt. The news
dealer told me that on its first appearance
and for several weeks thereafter, he SOLE
from fifty to seventy-ive copies. Tn
sales have now dwindled to six. OthG
dealers in this city say the SAINT thing
Some ne longer any. One would suppos
that in Washington such a publication
would meet more success.
Z. Hubert, Superintendent of th,
Western and Atlantic Railroad, offers
free excursion to the members of til
Press of Georgia, TO start from Atlanta o.
the 18th inst, and proceed as follows
The train will proceed first to Chatta
nOoga, Tenn, whenit is proposed to 90 b,
steamer to the extensive Iron Works ul
the Tennessee river, above the city; re
turning to Chattanooga, the train will b
resumed, and the eXcursiOnists viii pro
coed to Rome, Ca, via Kingston; iron
Rome they viii go down to CoOsa b,
steamer. to visit the Iron Works on tina
river; the party will then return to Rom
and 90 doWnthe Selma, Rome and DaltOl
Railway to the valuable Iron Works OI
its line-thence back to Rome, and return
to Atlanta, making a trip of about lively
| DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02

THE Jackson UeSt Tennessee Wing
in noticing our suggestion of the name
of w w. GATES, Esq, for State Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction,
says: As the Office was created by
" the Radical Legislature for no other
d" purpose than that of bestowing pat
/" rOnage on favOrites at the expense
/" of, and without the least benefit to,
d" the people, w. w. GATES is not the
d" man to offer for the sine q posi-
"tion. He would much prefer to see
"the office abolished than enjoy its
" emOluments." While we regret
that we cannot have the services of
our old friend we dissent from the
conclusion of our contemporary, be-
lieving that whatever the motive that
actuated the Radical party in creating
the Office, il is an essential to a WELL
conducted publie-schOOl system.
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STATE NEWS.

Grape culture in Knoxville is not
/ very successful. The grapes drop of he
fore ripening.
The stock of cotton in Nashville
amounts TO Just 100 bales now, so says the
ClHOR Il AmericaH of Saturday.
Joseph Brown, of White county,
and p. A. Green, of Warren county, re-
/ ceived their discharges from the COur OF
Bankruptcy last week.
DIR. J. w. ThOrnbUrg, SurgeOn-gen-
eral of the militia, has resigned his posi-
| ton. He left Nashville ON Saturday for
his home in Granger county.
A Mrs. Daniel, colored, of Muir
| freesboro, gave birth to three children last
week. The MuusfreesbOro NerS says the
| oiI man issound on the Fifteenth Amend
meut.
j.. r. Hood, a rather prominent
member Of the Legislature in 1886, and
formerly proprietor Of the Chattanooga
Ga-ene NOW defuuct), has been lying sick
in New Orleans.
G.. s. House, of Williamson county,
raised fOrtY-one bushels and nineteen
pounds of Wheat TO the acre this season.
Few crops i'm all the west can compare
with his one. The grain crop in VIII
hanson are all in highly tiOurishing con
diti0n. II is a n flowing with milk aHa
honey.
A fatal disease has been prevailing
for some time among the horses in the
neighborhoOd of Meanwhile. II appears
in the form OF "scOurs," and no VeteIi-
nary skill has been able 10 stay its pro-
gress, or save the life of the animal at
tackled.
The Murfresboro Nelrs states that
the dry house attached 10 the Utility
Works caught fire on the oath inst, and
was totally destroyed with its contents.
The whole loss by the fire is thought TO be
five hundred dollars. The fire is said to
have originated from a defective hue.
Coffee county will on the 18th o Sep-
tcmber, vote on a proposition to issue one
hundred thousand dollars in county bonds
towards building a cotton and wooden fac
tory. a board of nine Directors, 10 be
elected annually, is to be ~intrusted with
the management. n site selected Is on
the premises of VS.. Huggins, near Man
chester.
The General superintendent of the
/ great Pacific Railroad was formerly a con-
ductor under our esteemed felloW-citiZep,
Capt. j. j. Williams, who is at present,
and has been for many years, Asst. Supt.
| ofthe Mobile and Ohio Railroad, with
Headquarters ut Jackson. In kind re-
membrance Of his old superior officer NE
has sent Capt Williams q complimentary
pass over his road.
\ correspondent informs us that a
stratum Of genuine porcelain clay has
been discovered in McMinn county, fifteen
| miles southwest Of Athens. He says il
was " struck at the depth Of about Is feet
| below the surface, with depth of 30 or 81
feet. clear from ali sand or rock or other
/ impurities-solid and compact-the upper
/ portion white, the lower lUOr Is feet high
ly variegated, with yellow and red" IL
is within five miles of the Tennessee river
and sesen miles Of the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02

IN New York Judge MCCAIN has
granted an injunction against paying
over the Fenian wa fund. This was
done at the instance Of the plaintiff
JOHN O'MAHoNY, late Head Centre,
by whom the money had been de-
positedin 1865. And since, at the suit
Of WN. II. BAILEY, who claims pay
ment for certain Fenian bonds held by
him and issued by MAHONEY, Judge
MCCAIN has decreed in favor of the
plaintiff and appointed a Receiver to
whom the money has been paid over
with an injunction against paying over
any Of the money to MAHoNEY until
said bonds have been paid. This Ce-
cision seems to block the game on
Fenian enterprise, in the interest of
the bondhOlders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02

THE Nashville Banner Of Saturday
publishes the Address of the Exec
utive Committee Of the UtiUersaI SaE
JrGge Party Of Tennessee" in David
son county, and the Union aud Amer
lean Of the same date contains the
same address, signed by the same
men, and entities it the address OF
the 4" Executive Committee Of the
Conservative Party" in Davidson
county. The latter is right. There
is no such party in Tennessee as that
entitled " Universal Suffrage" by the
Banner, and its attempt tocreate such
an impression is an impudent assum-
ton to be resented now and at all
times by every white man in the State,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Noticeable FaCt.---That one way Of ap-
pealing to n mans reason IS through his eye.
In these busy times men are so deeply inn
mersed in the cOnduct of magnificent pro-
iects, that they forget all about the condi-
ton OF their systems, and hence u Is that the
proprietOrs of the PLANTATION BlIIEltS,
which cures Dyspepsia, purihes the blood,
improves the tone OF the stomach, regulates
the bowels, and, indeed, inYigorates the
whole inner man, are so active in advertis-
ing. In fact, advertisements are merely sky
rockets sent up to attract attention TO n re-
ally good article.
MAaEoLI WATER.-Superior 10 the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
viii Open on the Ist of June Next.

IT IS capable qf accommodating from lysD
i 20 2I00 visitors.
TIE buildings we're erected az q cost Of sew
eTal uudFGd Thousand dollars, and are large
and cOmmodiOus COTTAGES sfparate and
distinct from each other,
The climate IS delightful, the air pure ana
bracing, and the scenery ~nsErp1Ssed IN
beauty by any III the OF virginia
The grounds are extensive and covered with
eautiful shade trees.
The entire premises have been thoroughly
repaired and painted and newly furnished,
from kitchen 70 parlOr.
Extensive baths. billiard and bowling sa-
iF11G-au newly erected.
Pdst-omce, e1FTs1s, Telegraph cud ticket
Offices. communicating with al FoanS Ec-th
8nfS South. are on the premises.
The tables are supplied With every Qelicacy
of this and other markets.
chs lsIlarg ere stocked With-ehoice wines
and liquors
So Passengers viii Purchase ttsEets 10 BIG
TUNNEL, on the Virginia and TENNESSEE
railroad, when the ears ON the springs
Branch railroad, belonging tOthe prOprietOrs,
viii land passengers directly In the reception
house.
BOARD:
Per Day. s. 90: Per Week, go; Per Month, so.
For longer period and large parties, special
rates Will be charged. Address
WILSON q LORENTZ,
w,.~nn nrpurfHfgr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02
10 OUR FRIENDS THRQTGH,
OUT THE STATE.

We desire to present to our readers
on Friday morning the fullest infor-
nation as to the result on election
day, and Therefore request that our
friends will take the trouble to tele-
graph us the complete and correct
returns promptly on Thursday even
ing. We want to hear at least from
every precinctin West Tennessee, and
to that end hope that u friends in
this section-members of the press
among them-wilI do US the favor TO
forward, at the earliest practicable mo-
ment, the result of the election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02
f T THE BURIAL.


Yes. faith is a goodly anchor
When skies are sweet rs a psalm,
At the bows IL Tolls 50 stalwart
In blum, bToad-shouldered calm.
And when over the breakers to leeward,
The tattered Surges are hurried,
IL may Keep our heads to the tempest,
With its grip on the base OF the world
IN tue breaking CULTS of sorrow,
when lie helpless feet stretch out,
And find in the deeps Of QprkHess
No footing SO solid as
Then better one spar OF memory.
One broken plank OF the past,
That our hpman hearts may cling TO-
Though hopeless of shore at lastl
To the spirit its splendid a~onIectgres,
To the flesh its sweet despair,
It's tears DER the thin-worn locket
with its beauty of deathless hair!
Immortal9 / feel q and know it;
Who doubts IL of such as she9
But hat is the pang's very secfet-
Immortal away nom mel
There's n narrow ridge IN the graveyard,
Would scarce stay a child in It's race;
But to me and my thought IL Is wider
Thar the star-soWn of space.
Yourlogic, my friend. is perfect,
Your morals most d~rearily true,
But the earth that stops my darlings ears
Makes mine insensate too.
Console IL you VIII; / can bear 10;
IT'S a well-meaut aims of BREATH
But not all the preaching since Adam
Has made Death other than Death.
Communion in spirit? Forgive me-,
But who am earthly and weak,
Would give all my incomes from dreanllah'
For her rose-leaf palm on my cheek!
hat little shoe in the corner,
so worn and wrinKled and
Its motiOnless hollow cOnfutes you,
argues your wisdom down.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02
ORCHARD SPRINGS,
Twshiy-oHe Hours from Aemphis, Connect
ing at Lebanon iuHotioA---The csly
Change Of Cars.

THIS fayoTite place Of summer resort is
situated on the Louisville and Knoxville
Railroad, within four or i've hours OF the
former place, usar the base Of the mountains,
several hundred feat above louisville, where
You have the pure CIR, ta9EthEr
with the finest mineral and medicinal waters
in the West-amOng which is the REA
AMERICAN EPsO9.
For a fall analysis of the waters Of the vari-
Gus Springs, examine circulars, which may
be found al the DrugstOr6s Of Mansfield &
Highee, or SteeVeT, corner of second and
Madison streets. tsy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-02
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