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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-14

The telegraph anounees that Gen.
iLoyEL H Rousseau died very calmly
at New Orleans, at IL o'clock on;the
night of the 7th inst, having taken
leave of his friends and staff before
that hour. His funeral took place in
New Orleans on Saturday, and was
largely attended notwithstanding the
unpleasant weather. Resolutions of
respect and sympathy were passed by
the Legislature and City Council. The
public Offices and nearly all the houses
along the line Of march were closed
during the progress Of the funeral cor
tege. u. .atida NJ. -. -.
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IN. Work Reinr unaan..

I Tie egal7tender Act" was passed
| by the radicals in 1852, and was de-
Eelared BY them to be strictly constitu-
tional. They are now-or large por-
ton of them ct atleast-strongiy in the
hope that the Supreme Court win de-
clare it unconstitutional. AT any rate
they contemplate its repeal.
The "Tenure-of-ofice Act as it is
called, they passed in 1867. For its
pretended violation they impeached
and came within. one Eote of deposing
President johnson from Office. They
are now determined to repeal 4, and
win probably do it I'm q few days. !.
They held military commissions in
the "loyap States, where there was no
war, for the trial of men who were
not in the military OF naval service.
Their Administration held it to be
constitutional. The Supreme Court
of the United States majority of
whom are Radical Judges have decIar-
ed all these unconstitutional and ilIe-
gal. NJ. f..,. ..s.,.,...i.'z-,..
They passed what they called the
Fourteenth Amendment to the Consti-
tutieR OF the United States. That
amendment allows to each State the
right Of Withholding suffrage from the
negroes, If they arc not counted in the
rratIo of representation. They are
about to adopt another amendment,
declaring that no State shall, under
any circumstances, refuse to permit
negroes the ballot. - "a ~
"a They issued the ive-twenty bonds,
and made them payable in legal-ten-
fders. They are now endeavoring to
rip mp this contract, and to pay the
bondholders in gold. -
II They admitted the State of Georgis
back into the Union upon their own
curious ideas ofreconstruction. They
now propose to turn, her out again,
because they do not like the Constitn-.
ton under which they admitted her.
. These are not all the specimen
lt'fSbricks" Of Radical legislation, which,
after they had laid them with great
care, they are now supersedingI with
other material. They are not satisfied
even with their own work. Their
frequent Interference with. it, to re-
model it, shows that it was done in a
botched and unworkmanlike manner.
But their mendIng only makes the.
matter worse. The people cannot but
see the necessity OF turning them out
of their job, and employing. others,
who know their own minds from one
day 70 another" and who win finish IT,
mp without such discreditable patch
ing. EaQuirer. T-f "a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-14

WHILE the Radicals were bowling
about traitors last summer, the officers
of the Freedman's Bureau in Wash
ington were swindling the Govern
mont to the tune Of $150, 600 in the ar
ticle of bricks, alone. But this case is
only one of the few bricks with which
the party in power are breaking the
heads of tax payers If The people
viii be deluded into the support of
such party, they must pay the fiddler
butit seems hard. that the: innocent
should suffer with the guilty.-Signat.
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taFrGlaI NV NSissla1 la1s4lS6oIldf 19hion

p y4e7e a9d7oads St. Louis, iJan.7. 8
p AoSant& Fec despatch Of fltRe BtAo.
saysa correspondent 6ftRse eNead me-
icda, from Fort IB&Sard,, New Mexico,
Ereportg All affay BstweeRa whites ahnd
lcof6fed litit'66ps,y ss6aiohedt asqgenBfaI
CITY, neaif fFos Aitos,, sirfiMd MdhfeKr two
EwhitS ah6 Hfee GoforSd 50 idfefg owefeI
killed Eahd u lafg ge number 1tRsooundede
The difiedity eeearred at BAN g given
|byntBe hWiiits hSopad THE negroes
claimed The right To dance, which Was
|rIefnsed3; hence the9 difaedlty:. A4tgf'
1.-THE fight TIE cofoied I'll qttraooopps Obtained
refIf6p pceri6hts from the fofpte ana dre2
tuned to- the BAH room, TTattii efiag al
iwhiss soldier.id fhsythsnI bdt1ed The q
building aid iavisRed thg a9Wsii ffggda ana
|idangftef 0fthe oSMantssra. E'i1Hq 10 l9ws
| Great itsinneae pffeefFGails aTad fGf. fhGff.c
tiiaehr troubles tre ahticfpated.gffH NV
Fert ~ sfRa i only If g SYgaIi1af mics
from Piros Altos nfId i'9l hHh sIo
. Another correspondenf New New Mesxxeo Mtsxo
Iican from San Minguei county. mt .st States tatda3
that party OF armed men, men, SUPPOSED supposed
to have been MssxkiiseaaaIiss, entered nte the g.
town Of Esteritos, in in that county, ru too,k
all the men prisoners, carried ar f6eamp fA6heap Of dfi
iabout Is miles,, hung one. me- SHOT t1tas9I taWs9oI
Others, and succeeded in making thefirr.- efirr.I
escape, IT Is believed that tf tits ttfS VA Vas y
done IN revenge for the 4m2dde 4mm12rddeer! r!sooff1 ooff
two Texans Killed do1Gsd neadr 1'A Appsaeah1e 81 ah1s
Springs SIX weeks ago. foF S2ii theihr eloth- th
ing and a few head Of steoSII.s stoScII..s 'hS'1f y
! This neigbborhood, III New New Mexico. MeexNfc q
is infested with, q ilaS powerful gang gang aofI
Mexican half breed Indians WtFhitsg
horss thieves and murderrssirss,s whom fnttd I
the citil law is unable to Is II ireaSch. aSh h2Hofdl
a Denver despatch 4saallyisy2ffh salyisy fiat tie |
board Of trade last e1 e1ening i9aIa aliah6iiI- hi \
mously passed resolutions, eendooSragiHHagy ooSraHHay 4
Generals Sherman and Sheridan IN 4
their policy toward the Indians hhhssrSq bH1
Gold shipments from f.c III this city ,in1
1913, through Wells, FARGO o2h& &Co,., |
were about two million ana half. |
A. large amount TWAS also shipped
through private parties. = bsI rupa1 a
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Ben. Egglestouj within the last few
days, has concluded to demand the
seat in the next Congress for which he
was a.defeated candidate ut the last
October election. His successful COM
petitor was p. w. Strader, one of the
most popular men in Cincinnati. The
Commercial has great, contempt for
Eggleston, and throws ridicule upon
his proposed contest. ai f.4 .iomfs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-14

AN'escapedd unatiGinb Cincinnatiya al
few days since, arrested his guardian
o wholesale grocer; onithe charge pof
haHingrobbed him ofo$12 120O0G Proof
oflunacy WIS made, eaqd gthe grocer
wassi discharged; sand doretirad oto o his
place of business beyond the classic
Rhines n1ol agnilIf 10 noiia5I1..l .d.
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Official Registry.
COuNTY oEFIcEPs

lt COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Common Pleas-GEo. NJ. FUTILE
Probate Judge-JACoB V. NELL. ..-i
Prosecuting Attorney-E. L. WEBER
County Auditor-HENRY H. STEVENS.
County Treasurer-GUsTAvUs p. REED -.
Clerk of Courts-ANDREw JACKSON.
SherifE-OTIs d. PAINE. ~
RECoRDER-G. w. BARRETT.
County Commissioners-HENRY J. NOBLE. PER
RY P. DAwLEY Jos. c. CONRAD. -
Coroner-LUTHER II. PARMELEE
Surveyor-CHARLEsiJ j. GILLIs. 1gHg. s.'t '-ys4E
Directors of County Infirmary-E b. BABcock.
ZE GUIA7a CLEMENTS and L. q. DoDgIszzzszsaz-Szl-
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS.
il Ravenna-E. L. WEBBER. t3 u
~ Kent-JoHN THOMPSON. ,-,.,,,.
Garrettsville--F FRANCIS
/ JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. -,
III iAtwater-James Webber and Sylvester A.
Hnman. ii4i I'-'a.t'
Aurora-Reuben p Cannon and worthy ray
Tor. '+" ''f''' o.
( Brimheld-Joseph L. Carrier and A. n. Lam
phear l'- - }i'i9't
Deerfeld-C s. Tibbals and John H, Hoffman.
Edinburgh-Smith Sanford and Asa Bingham.
Charlestown-Augnstus Munyon and Nathan
II. Smith. faibE ~ -.fsfrs...1,
Franklin-Edgar A, Anderson. Luther x.
Parmelee and VIM, Grinnell -ar.5 ~ ~ Or
n Freedom-Lyman Bryant and Arvillus G..
Larkcom. 9d q fgas5Itl t.a.,fy
!. Hiram-Rufus Butts and Richard NJ, Hank.
Mantua-A. N. Farr and Henry Cobb. '.,
iNelson-James Ashald and A. +. Hannahs,,
id Palmyra-John j. Williams, orrin Stevens
and S. o. Calvin.
iParis-A. B. Merrill and Brainard selby, Jr.
Ravenna-Wm. Goldman, S. E. Fink and Jo-
seph d. Horton. f.,,....
Randolph-JamesP P. Cole and VIM Belts.
Rootstown-A. H. H.yBarlow and Gideon sey
mour fi,tut - iif.iIBzY.i = n
shalersville-samdelG G. Eldfidge and WI lillian
Carlton. .'st,IUa gB1 81 net .fiacE
streetsboro2 cMl. Stanton and James II.
Nichols. EntsiSi5 3zS.l55i-- s3fjt 9if-
. isufaeld-H K. Martin ana WIN. Padius. 'rt
windham-E. s. Woodworth and Cornelius ].
Frary. --,.a,.- of fif,t i. lr;-r7y s-t,,.Frs III
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J
) The Washington. Correspondents, of
the New York WOysd, in furnishing
that paper the views Of Gen, Grant in
regard to men and measures as ex-
pressed by the General to friends and
newspaper correspondents, gives the
following as his, views on the subject
of amnesty:i9s .l,un a grt. ,y ge,3
" 1 am in favor.yisaid General Grant
to "a friend, "pf general amnesty;
When the war ,eAdsd / was in favor of
a more extended amnesty than was Ell
ther Mr. Lincoln or Mr.. johnson. II
was in favor ofamnesty to, all except
the men who organized the Confeder1
ate government, or rather those lead-
ers whofaorganized the movement
which declared the rebel States out of
the Union. Those who adhered to
their States after they had established
a de- fdcto government, and had moth
ing to do IN organizing the rebellion,
1 thought it best to admit to amnesty.
4NosD, I sooiitd nsake no iercebt bts0istss.,
5 cfhe conversation occurred pfiof to
the appearance Of the Presidents last
amnesty proclaIhation.1 tI am In fa-
yor Of peace. and think the definition
of Mr. Burke the correct one. Peace
means reconciliation. IN my final reu.
port of the operations Of my armies, r
expressed the hope that we might i've
in perperual peace and harmony with
that enemy whose manhood, however
mistaken the cause, drew forth such
herculean deeds ofvalor. AS We9ar
compelled to live together, tits farbet4i
ter that we should lforgetloGr difsren-
ces and strive together to eradicate all
the I'LL feelings engendered by the
war. Df Vi Edi3zBIt htEH .9fton u IRl
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qAieorrespondent Of the nYorld asks
the Executors of THADDEus STEPHENS,
If they did not find among his effects
$40. .000 of Pacific Railroad Bonds, of
Which, he, made nSi megstdiS9b in bis bis
WlMXi u nh &c. ad ,l..i,fk t,,,aa..h Z. .l,..
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lChanalst lRs-slssssd = iuoda |

-IHeHs,Za Chandler was ore,elected
United States Senator by the Lsgislas,
ture Of Michigan, on the 9Th inst,,, for
elk years from the 4th of March next,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-14

,c THERE's YoUBiNIeaEK.ss@The Hon.
Taiaferno Page isalgdmbbge legislator
in GeoEgia WhDobtains. shoeAbys silr-s
-eptitious means, and raises in them
to atqusstiouIef privilege fWHeH dkel
,sT mdlbd shoamakeri attempfSite call
hinR4o aec0uiEtWs ri bna .ftyyob tss +,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-14

Rev. THOMAS 'BAkRDULL, a minister
of North Ohio Conference, NJ. E..
Church, died at his residence at Shelby
Richland county Ohio, JAM 4th, 1859.
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MINISTER TO RUssIA--Ben Wade to
be sent by Grant--the American bear
to the Russian bear. We can bare A.
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Ts FL II lEs.MasThs sharon Cheese Faetory
of Sharon Was Was burned tbb the ground;
on the night of the 4th inst. Tie fire
was dfscoveaf ab6dt 10 O'clock p. p1XrnI M,
and in less than al hour ho,uiffd the Whole
was ii id pr ashes There was a
lafgeg aniodnt of moyeabie ypropeFty
inside, hone Of which it was VAS possible
to save. The bdiidiHg, Wa was thirty thirty by
NINETY fss FEET, i36ae 6ae sesction fwtooa stt66ries
high and tho irs6Hh gfiyy n fstocked Win with alt
the latest conVenienees for fa9Yn Yfniiaiktinggl III III
The 9f6taib ib9oot cost Ro5iff III property
was about $4,000; Insured
for 1000 TIE bsgppFf property belonged to
e. e. 9Cfane, s f2e proprietor Of tie Ak
ron Times. % The FIRE " WAS u 1nldoab btedlyy
the Work Of ' a al 4 liincgndiarJypa 9hT III:
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The Congressional plan Of fecon-
struction is not as popular even with
the Radicals as it was a few H6nths
ago. Don Piatt, the Washington cpsZ
respondent of the Cincinnati comsaes-
ciai. thus speaks of the way the mat
ter looks from his standpoint:
In all sober earnestness, towrite in
: frank and manly way the net pur-
port and upshet ofour reconstruction
measures at the South as seen in Con-
gress, is not pleasant. No amount of
certificates of election and forlnalities
of an oath can make these gentlemen
of the hand-baggage real M.Cs. When
one makes his appearance on the floor,
we cannot look each other in the coun-
tenance without audible smiles that
are indecorus. If the gentleman would
only indulge in little disguise to help
ON the delusion, something might be
gained, but not only is the voice the
voice of the enemy, but the look, man-
ner, dress, and above all, the vote Is
the vote of the alien. The antagonisin
between New England civilization and
that fthe South, previous to the war,
was not more deadly THANH is the antag-
onism now between those localities,
and yet these gentlemen; of the paper
collar and extra dickey follow New
England and vote all the time, against
the interests oftheir own constituents,
Ihad a. long talk with one OF. these
Representatives ad-interim, last night,
and tried to convince him that it would
be we'll, just for the, appearance Of the
thing, to cast . vote now and then for
the region he claimed to represent. But
no! ! found my friend bad an intense.
contempt for one-half of his people,
and . deadly hatred for the other half. |
1t was . Cepnecticut Congressman
elected in the South, Having no very
high opinion of myself and 81 con-
tempt for the rest of humanity, i can
put up with the grptesque and absurd,
as well as any one. But there is q point,
You know, beyond which I find itdif-
feult TO keep my countenance, and the
New England carpet dagger carriesmelI
there. I wrinkle and haw-haw-7I cant.
help it-whep the gentlemen of the
paper dickey, from New England,
graveiy takes his seat as Q Representa-
tive from the South Better eut the
South into provinces and give them
military Governors to keep, the peace
until the negro is educated, the. white
master subdHed, and time, the eensol-
er, heals the wounds of war, than thus
to make . earieature .pfa representa-
tive government and stpltify our
selyes.s". qeaf isst.f,.fi .,,, i4;f,.4..a..
That's the way sfloils eorrespon-
dent of a 9loil'' paper talks of the pet |
measure of the Radical Rump. Had
a Democrat uttered the same seaiti-
msnts in the, same Language, what .
howl would have gone up against him
from Hloip throats adenouncing him
as Hcopperhead, y" q traitor ":seces.
sion sympathizsrn and all that sort OF |
patriotic fwaddle.l JoQq JIoy 10 so{.ui
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Death Of John Minor BOtts. ~
JOHN MINOR Boris died at his resi-
dence in Culpepper, Virginia, on the
morning Of the 9Th inst. Vi- .1'h2uE
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under them; and If, by the blessing of
God, can continue the 1directi1n OF
Dem success 3 csktaiA"
Ie Feilenbe efg kne Wat sonsti-
totes an educak ion, and his knpEledge
vas very successfh hlly appli ed d pras-
rtfce: Probably no ether i1elividslat Il
modern times has accomplished so
much towards improving the methods
Of education, and impressing upon the
n1fi1ds pf faIsnts( and gAaTaiaRF the
vast importance of combining the phys
teal education with that of the moral,
and with that of the intel atectaa being.
His proposition that ScstRosa boassst
ers@ti6a, there can be no heath, no tn
rteueefua iSfgor, no ieiytas,n has been
demonstrated by practical d expert
Rments 9ss clearly as any athe0Feha III
Euclid can be 9illastrated as the tratH;
and this proposition, iors rather spls,;iiiEa sps,;iiiEal ]
cipse ought4obe inscribed in COLDER
letters Upon the doors of ever yoiAstitl
tuition Of learning, from the university
down to the primary or infant sshooIf
It is reported that several Of the GER
man States have changed their old
method IN the chiidren's schools, fsaiiiR
that the new system confines the sppG-l 7
pills in the school room only four hours
each day, and that time in the fore
noon. Experience in their case, they
say, proves conclusively that the chill
dreninake greaterintellectualp progress
than fWas manifest under the former
plan ofstudyings sig hours 6f more
per day. The rportiohof the day
is devoted-to physical exercise, anussss
mensf a&cJ gThe greater mental 7pfOad
gressisinot the only behefitofthebne#i
method; the health and energies of
thee opupilso aFeimaintaihsd fin ipeffeet
Tige9. al 10 1otniH 9ht NJ .Pi9
Hadsen, l0ldi0 Iof yi9Tuq ,ob yrl
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u GLER1o4L .wgEE.AAik7N wEEAkN4ssr-The 4sssssSr The Rev, fnIr
Robinson is .Golored gentleman who
h has Just been convicted egRYgP in Cincinnati,
of cheating q colopsd female out Of
$169, and therep pom been sentenced to
pay yS5 fff6iRpes fffiRs and SO t0f jail for, thirty.
day ys1iu This will give the eminent dis
vine ll6ef4ln Sl64 net when he gets outst rs,ga
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II NOTICE TO IN'Y'.AlLlIDS!
g. LIB. Snyder Md.
GERMAN PHYsIcIAN,rI
- RAVENNA OHIO

m
Taking advantage of recent discoveries made
tual condition of the blood, and e1cretions in
health and disease, claims to arrive at correct
conclusions in analyzing AGATE and Chronic
DiseGsee, by the microscope and chemical agents.
Diseases thus unveiled Of the mystery for1inser
~ SURROUNDING them, bec6nie aineaRBle to treat-
ment, and not subject 10 she, Dangerous expert
ments of those who "gEess at tkhe diseqee,,, and
use the stomach as crucible to be fflled with
poison61st chemical agents to confirm OF contfo-'
vert their opinions of the seat and natre of
diseases. 49,.
y Office in Dodge's Block. - ''ii
Residence! Gillette House House aseps, ss ".
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Disease yields to Treatment
3 -a'fI se55z a-4JifHI sf@f nj } 9TiUpc
Jud icieusoliJ Means. Emplyedeup
Saves Untold sufFerinR!aqlu.

If you would be Strong, Healthy and Vigor-
ous, ase Wright 9oNic Cordial and BReody Pa
ritter It is a.superlsiEe Tonic and inyigerat
ing Cordial, and is an infallible remedy for
renovating the diseased system and restoring! :"
the suffering invalid to heslth and 'vigor:9 9ie e
purias the Hood. neutralizes any billions, or ri
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens,
the whole Organization. It cures Scrofula, salt
Rheums Fetter BoiIs Blotches, Liver Complaint,
Dyslapsias INDIGESTION, Flatuiepce, KidneypAfr n
fections, Nervous Debility, and all diseases aris,
ng from disorganzed condition of the Blood,
Stomach and liver? teiiiiryh 5i!1 oI i'i9a OF
Stop taking disagreeabfe Bitters and stimu-
lating Petstions, they are merely temporary in ~
their effect finally they are positively injurious
TGts Wlsdhts ToA1tc Cordial, it wifi assist ma
turs in converting the foed you cat into rich il
blqod, producing health and strength. a..i,.-y
Sold by Poe s. BRO, Agents, Ravenna, Ohio.
Isavenna, Sept 8, fs6s. anl!fi3 9o8l3 sdf II"
4 "a l..
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.1afH9 Of I9df9d y

. 9nTEn nWo aah b4nad sig 3g,lt bstt5d
: THE place to buy your Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry, is at NJ. MowEN's, No"s, Etia jBIocS
where you will always find good assartniena.l,
and lower prices, than any other House in the
county. '''i4 i'i'i' -'t'i'l i9'tilI1 a'ic'
Repairing done on 'shoEs ;hoticegi an sstOrk &
warranted.9s. .9d Wega1 q!e sepsIlsssI If
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SRfifRDAYs JaH!I9 1890 !


zoos ed sRfttRb4Y, an.as, 1862
a. MR. EDfToR :ioThis7 Spell Of imotieFL
ate a@sather.owhf wstally JANUARY
sthaw,n Bfihgae 90 course its muddy
roads; and reminds as of ooIan tihHes
when we had H6s railroads, Q aadWhen
I'VE were attson6e SEASONS Of the year
alm6st shut. cut from omihGnieaffoh
Withths outer ow0Fqd, when etsnaKe
mails could 6nlyiBe caffieds56 foot.L
Thehl we sof Ravsnna RhTg Known the
mali 5oifract6F, the late JabeR GfibeA,
ID, 9ake the mali bags 6H HIS baeR and
carry the afnan matter Tile feahfcea TO televgl
lhnda We have now two lingssE of ffaifE
road, not eilnpedediB by mud. But iootu our
ieomniuniicta ti0ns WITH dianY91 6ff our
iaeighborihg towns i much inpeded,,
and suggests the enquiry, what can canaawRte We
do to remedy Or to palliate the f1nteaSdnr4s
'tenfenee; for We want access 70 afli
places iii the county, and fodhru dhrufn nsighE.' saiAgslE'
'bors want aeeonveniei16ft i6f.aiac:e access Go this
place almost every day, and IL 4 Il s,ito 20 our
interest to render that access al sco,navaegIs con vaegs
lhiei7f Is iiisy be- ,s7eiaedi Of 1ed bein
. I Have thought Some on the subject.
and ss short fSdtes Of costly 4raaiifSads
can scarcely slbsq made prroJfitaBlss r
Sw6aid suggest that we Rdopt a. plan of
cheap hofssd railroads ito Conflict idsl
WITH 0af8 aeighbofiHg etowafls and viz
1agssF sueh as are not On any Of the
railroads divsfgingy from Il adSFenna.il1I
The cities Of our e6fiiitry have We recently
put horse tlESdds in 6peersatiioofHiI SUE
eesafdiiy in tfheefh ppihhesfpai streets:
is BgfieVed that Eorse qaiiroadI ffiaackys,s
with light. grades, not, exceeding five
or six degrees, could Be cheaaplyy h a II con. 81.
structed to every, town in the hSeaa county, ndtH
and on such light grades 5 one ooIlsiIh horse or5
could haul 4 load that two or, four oiulrr
horse could scarcely move, on the preese e5o
ent frrSoaasdsshe roads n99d T&h siiH9nT n#o III
r9W 56at 56aatfah fhese hint hints ifSa fSor sa95 tie CON- q
sidsfation of citizens eli sfand and off busassss sss
men everywhere. VOID S5rd 10 tto ttaplthhasl thaes
wise il deemed ID snm,ctiieSnGtl. ssfnGm,ctiieSnGtl ssW q9fe ISi
piuo9 sh shfein 9h1 hiI 'iRiK,INSI III & SsS[I.qqE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-14

ofeide aaihap d1usnilhidghl nil dgl1RSss 1RSssseaR9s eaR9s osan
not Quite Gob G6fD, bFsa but Cost At mich IL
lessso HQh can buy them ht aboqt ene-half New,
YORK price, and have the choice Of style; or We
win ss1d them hyexrless on9Iscbipt soff the
REiss aS "a Il s e Is e g. M Ai s9gs
the way of a watch, call and get posted; as to
style and prices, as We are sure we Can suit you
nom $6ta $5g9fit baEaausa-f ~ fssfSroFN :.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-14
;. Esit,lss advertisements q
a 4IMllERIC ! N Al. A. s.n1tw tw9A 9A1TgC5H3[EEs A1TgC5 H3[EEs

Arc more exteAsiyelt connterfeited at the pres-i
y Fkei sS Sdsh iBs s'pss 4aanltss atsa
dqesd nary n HlpFinciplsd dealers; 10 import
Therefore those wishing to purchase the ge1fuL
mp watch should buy only of reliable local
Agents. We have no6oaifufb lfae0f an thedif-'
ferent styles in Gold and Silver which for finish
end price afe more desirable than hihE 0bcl
fore 9ffferea n in the market et1u.yYio Yoa qs6nt