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The weekly standard., 1870-07-20


Court opened at 0 o'clock, A. NJ Present,
Chief Justice Pearson, and Justices Rcadc,
Rodman, Dick, and Settle.
Smith and Penland VS.. Charles Dewey,
Assignee from Haywood, was called, and
set for hearing at the end of the docket.
FL Haywood vs.. John F. Hutchins, eta al,
from Wake, called, and continued to next
term.
Jane Hinton vs.. David Hinton, Executor,
from Wake, called, and continued to next
term.
William S. Mason VS.. Alfred Williams,
from Wake, called, and continued to next
term.
II. W. Reynolds VS.. the State of North
Carolina, called, and argued Kemp p.
Battle and 3. F. Moore for the plaintiff, and
ATTORNEY General Olds for the defendant
This is claim for the value of Al bales of
cotton claimed by the plaintiff, and trans
ferred to the State by the United States
Government soon after the end Of the war.
Charles w. Lyman VS.. VIM. II. Califer, ct
al., from Granville, called, and argued. Rog-
ers s. Bachelor for the plaintiff. and no
counsel for the defendants,
James H. Lassiter VS.. Arch'd. IL. Davis,
from Granville, called, and argued. Rogers
& Bachelor for the plaintiff, and Thomas
Bragg for the defendant.
Court adjourned to 0 o'clock, A. NJ, to-
day, (Wednesday)
The following attorneys were in Court -
Messrs. D. A. Barnes, L. P Olds, Kemp P.
Battle. 3. f. Moore Thomas Bragg, J. B.
Batchelor, VIM S. Mason, W. Ii. Young,
Judge Tourgce, NJ. W. Ransom, c. M. Bus
bee, Geo. II. Snow, r. c. Badger, and E. G.
Haywood.
Opinions were delivered by the Justices
in the following cases on Monday:
By PEARSON, c. J.-William A. Russell
VS.. Thomas Stokes, from Montgomery. No
error Judgment affirmed.
John P. Hcdgcock VS.. Haley Davis, CT a.,
from Forsythe No error. Judgment af-
firmcd.
William II. Howerton vs. Frederick II.
Spraguc, ct al, from Rowan. Error.
By READE, j. T. Pettway & j. W..
| Hinsdalc, Adm'rs, VS.. John Dawson, from
-Cumberland No error. Plaintiffs to pay
costs.
Fl. Martin vs. Deep River Copper Min
ing Company, from Guilford. Error in the
order below. Judgment for the plaintiff
| here.
John C. Dodson VS.. S. l.. Gilmer, CT a.,
from Surry No error. Judgment affirmed.
BY RoDMAN, ASHLEY Church VS.. Ii. X.
Furniss, from Washington. No error. Cause
remandcd.
William Parham VS.. w. II. Green, from
Cleayeland. No error. Judgment affirmed.
McKesson s. Hunt vs. Jones, Mcndcnhall
and Carter, from Burke No error.
By DICK, J.-B NJ. Islcr VS.. J. 7. Kenne
dy, from Wayne. Error. Judgment reversed
Mary Fike vs. John M and r. N. Green
executors, ct a., from Chatham. No error
Judgment affirmed.
Beverly Powell VS.. William A. Lash, iron
Stokes Error. Venire dc noco.
BY SETTLE, J.-B. F. Hoover VS.. james
Neighbors, from Randolph. Error.
Wilson F. Caffey VS.. Obed McMichael
from Alamance. Error. Reference made tt
Clerk of Supreme Court to reform report.
J. NJ. Long VS.. A. F. Gracber, from Rowan
No error. Judgment affirmed.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

HENRY MATTHEWS, the clothes cleaner,
and thief by profession, is now in Jail at
Morganton. We understand that he froze
to the clothing of several citizens of Ircdell,
Mccklcnburg, and adjoining counties. If
there are indictments against him in any of
those counties he will be sent on their re-
unisitinn
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THE DEMOCRATIC howl about the taxes
and claim to be great friends of the people,
but the people remember that these same
men endeavored to get the war debt OF the
State saddled on the same dear people and
howled because that was not done.
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IHE Gardens in town are in splendid
condition, and all kinds of vegetables are in
market, and for sale at the stall of West &
Co., at reasonable prices. They also keep
constantly on hand large stock of butter,
lard, eggs, &C., and expect tonight ship.
ment OF clans and soft shelled crabs.
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THE BUILDING MANIA still prevails. Yes
terday in our perambulations about town we
counted sixteen new houses in course of con-
struction. If there is as much enterprise
show, in building for the next Is months
as there has been in the past year, Raleigh
will be the largest, as it. is already, the
handsomest city in the State.
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New York Murkat

NEW YORK, July 15.-Stocks very strong
Money to 5. Gold l6A. Exchange, long 10
short l03s North Carolina bonds, old, 5OIS
new S0I.
Flour 25 to So cents higher, and much wanted,
Wheat 5 to cents higher and quiet. Corn
Strong and quiet. Pork unchanged. Lard dull
and steady, Cotton dull and with downward
tendency, uplands 1871; Orleans 9OH Sales 3Oo
bales. Freghts dull.
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THE CITY Boarding House, by Sheriff
Lee, is doing good business just now,
having is regular boarders and several tran
sient. Nine left yesterday for the country
and five for place called Penitentiary."
We know of two or three others who con-
template taking board at this popular and
well known resort
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

PROF. w. j. MARTIN, ffmerly of the Uni
vcrsity of North Carolint and lately Prlh-
cipal of the Columbia CT.nn) High School,
has been elected to tlv clhir of Chemistry in
Davidson College, and is expected to eni er
on his new duties during the next month.
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In WILMINGToN they sell water melons as
low as five cents. Havn't you got any little
ones for three cents. Where is all of our
entsrprising water melon raiscrs2 Don't
all speak at once.
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jackson, Northampton county, Wednesday,
ygly ,9ly 4 sd at Il H z, ,s9taTss 9cTack 4 ~ m m
: Halifax. Halifax county, Thursday, July z at
Scotland Neck, Halifax county, Friday, Julys,
at IL clock, m.
i.ittleton, Halifax county, Saturday, July 8, at
IL o'clock, M. -
IL, at O'Clock, p. IN. I'll. =, :.
Winton, HertfOrd county, Tuesday, July IL, at
CoIeraine, Berthe county, Wednesday, July Is,
/ at 10 o'clock, a. III.
Windsor, Berthe county, Thursday, July IA, at
II o'clock, IN.
Hamilton, Martin county, Friday, July Is, at
10 O'Clock, a. III.
WILLIAMSON, Martin county, Friday, July Is,
at o'clock, p. Ill.
Jamcsyile, Martin county, Saturday, July l6,
at L O'Clock, III. - =,
| Washington, Beaufort county, onday, July
is, at IL O'Clock, D. III.
Broad Greek Beaufort county, Tuesday, July
10 at ~ O'Clock, III.
Mifdleton, Hydc county, Thursday, July 81.
swan Quarter Hyde county, Friday, July 22
at Q o'clock, p. III.
Plymouth, Washington county, Monday July
| 25 at 10 o'clock, m.
| Columbia, Tyrrcll county, Tuesday, July 26,
| at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Scuppcrnong, Washington county, Wcducs,
| day, July 81, al 10 O'Clock, a. m
Edcnton, Chowan county, Thursday, July Is,
at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
| Gatesville, Gates county, Friday, July 20, at
| IL o'clock, q. M.
Wards Store, Chowan county, Saturday, July
90, at 10 o'clock, q. m.
Bclvidere, Perquimans county, Saturday, July
so, at 5 o'clock, p: m.
Hcrtford, Perquimans county, Saturday, July
20, at S o'clock, p. IN.
Curritucl1 c. H., Currituck county, Tuesday,
August 3, at IL o'clock, a. IN
Camden &. H., Camden county, Tuesday, Au
gust 2, at p. IL.
Old Trap, Camden county, Wednesday, Au
gust 3, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Elizabeth City, Pasquolank county, Wcdnes
day, August 8, at O'Clock, p. IN. i.utgi
III AS many OF the appointments closely fol
low. it IS desirable that the audience assembl,
punctually OF The honre mentioned above
juys tSS-tt
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

Do NOT sleep with your mouth open 1T
is dangerous in many ways. For example; :;
A man living in Atlanta, Georgia, who is in
the habit of sleeping with expanded jaws,
recently had his false teeth stolen by an
adroit thief What must have been the
surprise of the sleeper on awakening in the
morninoi
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

New BERNE has a hot{ called the Shoe
FEy Inn. We undcrstala that they con-
template building one MT door called the
Shoe Fly Out. We wonfr if there will be
anybody on the toe of he last metioned
ci,nn
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LIFE INSURANCE IN RALEIGn.-We pre-
sent below the names of the different Life
Insurance Companys which are represented
in this city:
The Brooklyn Life, by the gcntlemanly
and courteous, Mr.. A. w. Lawrence.
The Etna, by the jolly, good-naturcd
and well-balanced, Mr.. w. II. Crow.
The Connecticut Mutual, by the aflable
and esteemed, Mr. S. D. Wait.
The Excelsior, by the sterling and accom-
plislled, Mr. p f. Pcscud.
The Carolina Life, by the amiablc veteran,
Gen. R. G. Hoke.
The Widow & Orphans Benefit, by Messrs.
Martin & Fitch, well known as men of prin-
ciple and interest.
The South Carolina, by Messrs. Corley &
Hayes, gentlemenLof high standing.
The De Soto Mutual, by the energetic and
lcvclheaded, Mr.. J. j. Litchford
In the language of the dog vcndcr, you
pays your money and you takes your choice
P. .S.-Should there be any other compa
mics in the city which we have omitted tc
notice, we request the agent to send in the
name.
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On SATURDAY last, gentleman living on
Hargctt St., near the boundary line, killed Il
black snake in his garden measuring eight
feet three inches in length, and three inches
in diameter.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

THE Republican party is broad and liberal
in its sentiments embracing the whole coun
try. The Democratic party is narrow and
illibcral. and controlled by sectional feelings
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

CITIZENS have you inspected the lower re
gions of your house this summer and sprin-
kIed the requisite quantity of lime there to
preserve health? If not, VIC advise you to
do so at once.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

His Exccllcncy, Gov. Holden, offers three
hundred nollars reward for the apprehension
and delivery of James KennSdy, to the Sher
if of Cherokee. Kennedy is charged with
committing the crime of rape; he is about
IS or 80 years of age. Withs light hair and
whiskers, blue or grey eyes, which are set
deep in his head, and will weigh about 14O
to $50 pounds.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

GEN. J. Q. A. BRYAN is the Republican
candidate for the Senate from Wilkes, Ashe
and Allcghany. He is an unyielding Re
publican and will be elected by a rousing
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

THOSE DIRTY back-yards and drains up
town contain germs ofmephitic poison which
will surely develop in cholera or some other
malignant disease unless Thoroughly clcanscd.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

WE learn that the acksmith Shop of
Joe Peace, of Goldsbord was burned on
Monday afternoon LossfaoO- No insur-
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

WHAT party has guaranteed the poor man
a homestead for his wife and children The
Republican party
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Charlotte is so qnict that crows build their
nests in its street shade trees Rather rough
on Charlotte
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

If YOU WANT bill heads gotten up in the
neatest and best style go to the Standard
job Office
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TELEGRAPHIC- NEWS.

VIENNA. July 15.-The governments of Austria,
England, Italy and Russia arc known to have
presented at Paris urgent rcmonstranccs against
war.
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WE NOTICE our friend Sheriff Lee has re-
turned from the North, where he has been
on a visit for the last two weeks. lie Is
looking we'll. Evidently he has had good
time
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

HoT.-The following prescription is high
ly recommended by city physicians as an
antldote for ennui, so prevalent in the sultry
Summer months.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

lIoN. F. W. FOSTER has been nominated
by the Republicans of Bladen and Coium-
bus to represent those counties in the State
Senate.
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QUERY.-The local of the Sentinel says
hdies of certain class ride through the
streets at lightning speed. How docs the
Sentinel man know they are Of that class?
STANDARD.
Got our information from habituc of the
Standard office-Sentinel
If there is habitue of this office, mean
enough to seduce the virtuous old man of
the Sentinel, with such information, we ask
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

THE namsdf the Post Office on Roanoke
Island hasShscn changed tos Manteo.n 1t
10 rne county selt of. the county or Dare.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

THE poor men ff the State are deter
mined to vote for tile only party which has
proven itself the friend of the poor man
and that party is the Republican party.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

WHAT PARTY destroyed the Public School
fund in all effort to destroy the Union The
Democratic party.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

Hon. GEORGE z. FRENCH, in a letter to the
editor of the Post, declines to run for the
House of Representatives IN the State Legis-
turn
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

THE mechanics of Nolth Carolina are de-
termincd to sustain the only party which
ever gave them lien law, and that party is
the Republican party.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

NTHE sICKENING odorS which arise from
many back-yar.ls in this city arc as dcardly
as the lar-famed Upas trcc--when will they
be cleaned up?
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER at Pink c.
Hardie's Cigar Store July 10th, 1870:
6 A. NJ, rs; o A. NJ, 80; 12 NJ, 81; 2
p. NJ, 50; 4P NJ, SS.
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sTrs !, nafivNc # i6;s Wake

&ATEs, native OF tins (Wake)
for many years Baptist mis-
Shanghai, China, has returned to
Il States. Mr.. Yates has been fer
Three years among the Chinese, and
to speak that language with the flu.
Of a native. We regret to learn that
IL Yates has been forced to give up his
c3rical duties on account of losing his
voice. His many friends and admirers in
this State gladly hail his return.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

.THE GRAND LODGE of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows for the State of North
Carolina will convene in Goldsboro' on the
10Th instant.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

HENRY y. BADHAM, Consul General to
Tampico, Mexico, left our city on Saturday
for his field of labor. May success attend
him.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

oN FRIDAY last, the corner stone of St.
Marks Evangical Church, on Tryon street
In Charlotte, was laid. Rev. N. Aldrich
conducted the services.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

THERE has been, since July tst, 81 cases
where lightning has struck, lniuripg persons
Or property, in this State
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

GEN. ALLAN RUTHERFORD will be in our
State during the latter part of the present
month TO assist i'll the campaign.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

WE SUBMIT the following table to our
farmers in arriving at accuracy in estimating
the amount of land in different fields under
cultivation, the following table is given by
an agricultural cotcmpCrary:
yards wide by 97S yards long contains
acre.
10 yards wide by 4Si yards long contains
1 acre.
20 yards wide by Pig yards long contains
1 acre.
40 yards wide by 121 yards long contains
acre.
so yards wide by co. yards long contains
1 acre. 4
20 yards wide by 60! yards long contaiit
1 acre.
40 lcGt wide 10y 19S feet long contains,
acre.
44O feet wide by 80 feet long contains
acre.
II feet wide by 393 feet long contains
acre.
60 feet wide by 72G feet long contains /
acre.
100 feet wide by 3G3 feet long contains /
acre.
24O feet wide by ISL! feet long contains
/ acre
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

MAsoNIC-Thc regular communication of
Hiram Lodge, No. 10, will be held at their
odgc room this evening at O'clock
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

PooR MEN, now is the time to gcl the
news by subscribing to the Campaign Stan
dard
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

HELD FOR POsTAGE.--A letter addressed
to the proprietor OF Rockbridgc Alum
Springs, Goshen Depot, N. C.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

THE WAsHERwoMEN are the only class of
the community who do not complain of
dullness in business
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

Gov. VANCE declined in the Constitution
al campaign and the Republicans carried
everything. Gov Vance has again declined
and the Republicans will be victorious as
heretofore,
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

WHAT PARTY sacrificed their own sons to
pcrpctuatc slavery! The Democratic party.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

JOHN 7. FORD, Baltimore, has leased the
Wilmington theatre for one year from June
first r.. fr-..
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20
Foreign Markets,

LONDON, July 16.-Consols 6115 Bonds S7JS. :
LIVERPOOL, July 15 Cotton nominal, upland
81; Orleans o. Sales 1000
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

WHAT PARTY abolished Imprisonment fol
debt? The Republican party
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

CLEANLINESS is the best physician we can
employ this hot, unhealthy weather.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20
From New York.

NEW YORK, July 16.-Thc steamship City of
Brussels" will take out onc-quartcr million of
dollars in specie, and Herman filty-six thou
sand
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

THE HEALTH OF OUR CITY is much better
than could be expected during this warm
weather.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

Observation-Disclosures is the result of the
Registration for this City, up to Saturday
o'clock: Whites 5O1; blacks 3SO
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SUPREME Counr--Juzg 1Gth.-court

SUPREME Court July 1Gh.-Court Open
ed at o'clock, A. NJ. Present: Chief Justice
Pearson, and Justices Readc, Rodman, Dick
and Settle
Ellen Harman, ct al, VS.. Margaret Ferrell
and John O'Rorke, from Wake, was called
and argued. Rogers & Bachelor for the
plaintiffs, and Battle & Sons for the defend
ant, Ferrell and Johnstonc Jones for the
defendant O'Rorke. The question in this
cause involves the right to the large real cs-
tate of the late John O'Rorke, deceased, of
this city.
Zach Osborne vs. Hardin Cox and J. M.
Gentry. from Ashc, on motion of Fowlc &
Badger, for the plaintiff heretofore put off
the docket was reinstated.
Court adjourned to 0 O'Clock, A. NJ, to-
day (Monday).
The following attorneys were in court /:
Messrs. w. N II. Smith, A. S. Mcrrilnon, E.
s. Parker, B. F. Moore, w. II. Battle, Ed.
Conigland, d. G. Fowle, Thomas Bragg. ].
B. Batchelor, Johnstonc Jones, r. H. Battle
Jr., and r. c. Badger.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

YESTERDAY We saw stalk of corn grown
in Major Martins garden thirteen feet eight
inches long. How is that for high9
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

Our neighbg of the Sentinel had peaches
and cream forldinner Monday. Wonder if
he had any c,Ickers'
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

SUPREME CoURT-July 1911, 1S7O.-
Court opened at o'clock, A. M. Present,
Chief Justice Pearson, and Justices Reade'
Rodman, Dick and Settle.
The consideration of causes from the
sixth district was resumed.
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= EpUcATIoN--Yes yesterday we interviewed
Father Mcnamara relative to his educational
projects, and we understand that he pur
poses to give some important Developments
to schools and other Institutions He has
dismissed ST. Johns School for the present
season, as he is entirely opposed to con-
Mining children and teachers to a schoolroom
\ring this broiling weather. This school
not resume its course before September.
is a good move; the health of both
RS and pupils demands relaxation from
Eduring months that give people all
do to live. When the great heats
thc application to books will prove
kt1kle. ,sessss.,....,
mora has had some cores
fishop. who is now in
lzng the establishment in Raj
Community of Sisters, for the pur-
conducting Convent Female Acad-
He thinks this will be accomplished
course of one year from now. 1t is
This object he secured St. James Park,
"a lie is active in making everything tend
ITO this purpose. The good Sisters of MGR
cy" are already located in Wilmington, and
are much beloved.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

The above prescription carefully com
pounded at the Despersories of Pepper &
Oconncr, P. Theim, and A. w. Traps.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-20

SCPREME CoURT--yfuly 14th.--Court mct
at 0 o'clock, A. NJ Present: Chief Justice
Pearson, and Justices Readc. Rodnan, Dick
and Settle
The argument in r. $. Perry VS.. James
Stevens and Rowland and wife, was con-
cluded, by w. S. Mason for the plaintiff,
and j. B. Bachelor for the defendants
VIM. II. Hughes, executor, ct a., VS.. Chas
Smith aud wife, from Northampton, was
called and argued. Thomas Bragg and
PEBBLES & PEBBLES for the plaintiffs, and y
A. Barnes and W. N H. Smith for the d
PENDANTS.
State VS.. Ridley II. Mabry, from Hal
called and argued. r. Z. PEBBLES and
Batchelor for the defendant, and at
General Olds for the State.
Court adjourned to O'Clock
day fFriday)
The following Attorneys were
Messrs. w. S. Mason, w. N. II. Smith
Barnes, Thomas Bragg, Ed. Coniglad
B. Batchelor, r. B. PEBBLES, W. T. Fairc
Attorney General Olds, Geo. " Strong,
II. Young, F. II. Busbee, j. M. McCork
c. M. Busbec, A. G. Hubbard.
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Vim. II. Hughes, executor, ct al., VS.. Chad
Smith and wife, from Northampton, was
called and set for hearing this morning;
Thursday.)
State vs.. William Drake, from Nash,
called and argued. Attorney General olds
for the plaintiff, and G. N. Busbec for the
defendant
John White vs. William Hunt, from War
ren, called and set for hearing to-day
(Thursday.)
Robert S. Perry vs. James Stevens and
s. Rowland and wife, from Wake, called
and argued. E. G. Haywood and VIM. S.
Mason for the plaintiff, and Rogers u Batch
clor for the defendants
Court adjourned until 8 o'clock, A. NJ,
to day (Thursday)
The following Attorneys were in Court
Messrs. 3. F. Moore, d. A. Barnes, W. S.
Mason, w. II. Battle, Thomas Bragg, c. M.
Busbee, J. B. Bachelor, Attorney General
Olds, R. B. PEBBLES, Solicitor Cox, E. G.
Haywood, F. II. Busbee, M. w. Ransom, A
M. Lewis, George II. Snow, W. II Young,
X. II. Battle, Jr., and IS. F. Phillips.
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CITY AND STAT E.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

n L. COBB, Republican Candidate for Cor.
VI gress, will address the people at the fol.
lowing times and places
= jackson, Northampton county, "Wednesday,
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III, III. MILLER. Editor.
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would say 10 you, that the man who
sign himself Truth has not exactly
stuck to the truth in every word in regard
to that matter. The fact is this: Such a
school was taught, and such an order was
filled and put into my hands that might
send it to get the money according to law"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-07
And then I sallied forth. and that


And then I sailed forth, and. that
stern old man sailed forth after me.
He overlook me, at noon the following
day, and when the interview was over
l had acquired the name of Samuel
and thraslling and other useful in
formation and by means of this COM
promise my frther's warth was ap-
peased, and a misunderstanding
bridged over which might have be-
come a permanent rupture if | had
chosen to be unreasonable. But, just
Judging from this episode, what would
my father have done to me. if ! had
ever have uttered in his hearing one
of the fat, sickly things these g two
year-olds1 say in print nowadays? In
my opinion there would have been q
case of infanticide in our family.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-07
THE STALLION
=" FRENCH NORMAN !''

Will stand during the present season: q,
Mondays and Tuesdays at Sufiield Center,
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Johnson's
Livery Stable in Kent,
Fridays and Saturdays at the stable of
Frederick T. King, in the southeastern
part of Ravenna Village.
As q work horse he has no superior. He is s
years old; large, strong, a rapid walker; and
and his weight. when in good flesh, is 1,a50
pounds. His stock has proved itself of the
ii VERY BESS. QUALITY!
he was sired by full blooded imported Nor
man horse. from the running mare London
Spot.'' This celebrated stock of Norman horses
is constantly growing in favorwith farmers and
all those who desire strong. serviceable horses.
Terms--$5 90; SIS 0; $1,000.
Ravenna, April 20, 1870. SOW.