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Only curl of dark brown hair, i-ss2ssi -.s'51
:. 10 Poised o'er the fame Of the burning CRATE;
Only moment it fingered there. e,.iB9tufa Y
g Then feIl where the fire demons lay in wait.
How it .writhed and shrivteiled, as though IN
~ ~ pain, ia --.te -
2 AS the demons taught It and laughed in glee,
Tothink that upon their altar again {5'e u +,
bieHati beeuthrown an Offering of misery! 2 q
+ All well-ah well, will oblivion ever :,
That holocaust bury from memory sightg
Win that shining brown tfess haunt thy nap
{s99iH piness never?f os-e 7sA5t-! 5J247
i VIII the burning that treasure Beier bring il
40 W9 z to 1ightf9 9aI ~ .sHoD tlS1l
Some day in the future white t.llfp hands viii hf
stil1ed -, -
o'er the quiet ealnr of sleeping hear. ~ 1
White lids win lie softly DER brown eyes onet
ysg1 fnIif1Iedisp @ <3oif54'1I s"isiss
sI6with bright CLEANS of giafihess which tiier
9ijlUA- will depart. SHAW 5sts EiiSsi.A
Brown tresses then, in {, bright shining mass
Win be gathered away from the forehead fail
AS the crowd OF gazers in silence pass. .-.-5
They never viii guess they are not az there
That one is missing they never will dream;
They cannot know of the burning CRATE Il
Or the sad voice, calling, fcr Letheis faiblled
r,; stream; .,a.,r-tsr ~ s,afEfssnqs,
7zas knowledge has passed on to Heavens;
I'D badsieNtS bHa sTsn9ao5 3ai5 2acaia
Qniet and dreamless shall be the sleep3Bfih
,sgj Of the weary heart in the :. Land Of th'
~ g.Aaas I1eal;',s ~ .,T53 n5af1i = sTrg
No holacausts there mar the silence deep i
No burnings or blights oier our spirits steal
Where the angels sing we viii rest for aye, :
VI With our foreheads decked with inInorta
-nfs0 81 fowers;5n gsa 81 EGGpW
In the beautiful light Of eternal day. saam
IN. We shall find no change in the passing hours
,i,f s,i rsfrs;f ssss n ar t7-,E, 6 Enttxry- 3;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29

ORIGIN OF THE NAME OF BoNAPARTE.
The Boaaparte family can be traced
back to Florence in the time of the
Guelph and Ghibelline wars. In those
rude times many of the common peo-
pie had no family names, but one or
another of them wns known as John
of the Stone, or Peter of the Iron
Hand, and so on through varied list.
The humble ancestors of these now
Trencn heroes, in the struggle between
Papaey and the Empire, took the side
of the former, and received the name
| of Bonnaparte, or as we say in Eng
land, Goodpart This continued to be
the orthography uRtit the first Napo-
leon dropped the n i'll writing his
name, and 1t is still correct, according
to the somewhat flexible Italian an
alogy. 7sst
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29

A Silver shekel, said to have once
lain in one of the vaults of King Solr
emen's Pempie,i is on exhibition at
Norwich, Connecticut. 2.,.., s......, -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29

How TO READ THE CLoUDs.-S
looking or delicate clouds foretell fine
weather, with moderate or light
breezes hard-edged, oily-looking
clouds. wind. A dark, gloomy blue
sky is windy but a light, bright blue
sky indicates fine weather. General
ly the softer clouds look, the less
wind, but perhaps more rain may be
expected; and the harder, m c
s.greasy," rolled, tufted, OF rugged,
the stronger the coming wind will
prove. Also, q bright yellow sky at
Sunset presages wind, a pale yellow,
wet; and a greenish, sickly-looking
color, wind and rain, Thus, by the
prevalence of red, yellow, or other
tints, the coming weather may be
foretold very nearly ; indeed, if aided
by instruments exactly. Small inky
looking clouds foretell rain light scud
clouds, driving across heavy masses
show wind and rain; but if alone
may indicate wind Qply,. a.t5.s-t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29
GEO. w. TIBBITTs,
United States Patent Office
A G E N c Y.
Designing and Engraving on Wood.


.a14 Superior Street, CzeUe1dnd, Ohio.
"AVfNG been engaged for the past ten years
E1--wit1 great success in the business -oi ooo
Taining Patenfs II aim aprepared to guarantee
most perfect satisfaction in the transactlon @ on
that business Numerous references could De
In order to apply for Patens the ot law Oxer re-
4oot in any dimensions. Send the model by ex.
press. prepaid, to GEO. ". THIBBlTGLs: !s Gc;a 2l4
ff0n OF its operation and merits, and send the
most. GovernInent,s and stamp fees-$l6-when
fhe drawings and necessary papers Will be pre-
pared and sent to the inventor for examination,
RE CHARGES for attending to the whole bust
ness will be $25 for all cases, without any ex-
ira charges. The average time required to pro
cure patent is thirty days (have had an exam1-
nation in five days Examination att a Of the 1ase Re:
Reoorts is on file at my Office, which may be ex
amfned by the public at their pleasure, tree.
GEO. W. TIBBTTTS,
214 Superior street, Cleveland, ONO.
Jan. 6. 1863, lily.
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Vol. 8, No. Is.
sreffffs s4s 10 - 5r59 q fslsrs r
2. - =. -. z, =. . g. :.
OHciaI Registry.

alata
COUNTY OFFICERS .sssi1
Judges of Common Pleas-GEo. NJ. TUTTLE,
PHILo b. CoSASr. -st-tt see.s-lsTetk ire-fs'ias'
Probate Judge JACOB ". MELL.-sz .,sfssaaa
Prosecuting Attorney-C. A. REED. s-sVA
County Auditor-WuLIAH GRIssELL.,.
County Observation-Disclosures P. REED.
Clerk of Courts-ANDRKW JACKSON. ~ sbofR
SheriG-OTIs B. PAINE. ,,,,,..-,..r
RECoRDER-G. W. BARRETT.
County Commissioners s. EoBLE,sN.
B. JENKESs, SMITH SANFORD. .,,.s, ,-;-,..t
Coroner-RECELLUs RooT.
Surveyor-JEDDIAHGo GoGE. aslssms ,Eezfs iAD9
Directors of County Int RInfirmary--77Jy- G, BEATTY,
AUSTIN s. BEEcHER and OzIAs ALLEN.
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS
|. RayennavzgoHN MEHARG. ,,.,s...s, ,,r,.,,
Kent-s. P.woLcorr. .ssYss4 a.ss
Garrettsville-0. L. HAwLEY.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Atwater-J. R. Conrad and Sylvester A.
Hlnlnan s.osv.tso-s {,sF4, ss.fs.l- ssErs -
Aurora-Reubcn p Cannon and Worthy Tay-
or. .sstsiA Us, % eFoet' f'7a3tD2l- sRpi1's''a
BrimheldJoseph L. Carrier and A. H. Lam
pIo DesraelaIc Tiabbais Tiai and John I'm l. Hhsnn nonman
Edfnburgh-siniths SANFORD and ASA Bingham.
GGharleztosn=Augustus AfunyoA and Nathan
II. Smith .doe9 .Qfs Il laa
Franklin-Issac Rassel,s Alvin Barton, L Ar
eheEts JHaia scroll 10 Y9of@ 1segtg
pFreedom-Lyman Bryant and Aryillus C.
.OHiram-Rafds Butts and frank squire.
Mantua-A. N. Farr and Henry Cobb
Nelson--James Ashald and AsF- Hannahs.r
Palmyra-John D. W illiams, David E. w ilson
u PERSIA B. Merrill and Brainard eelby, Jr.
Ravenna-JoHN MEHARG, George F. Robin
son and Charles B. Stowe, s.
tERandolph- James r. lCoe and NC. Scans Q !
Rootstown-A. II. Barlow and Gideon Sey-
siSsiasiersyiIle- samuel 6. Elaridge and William
Gstreetsboro-E. 3. n. stanton and Ebenezcr
,asafield- X, Martin and VIM. Paalus.
Windham,-E s. Woodworth and Thomas o.
ANGEL 81 :
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.Ra4enna Summit Mill
AND
FLOUR and FEED STORE

"txfNaopened Flour and Feed Store in
III the first . Shanty" south of the Exchange
Hotel on Chestnut street, will keep on hand at
both the Mill and the Feed Store. a full stock of
everything pertaining to the Milling business.
any thing in my line ut the sasee price. On ac-
count of my advantage in rent L eaE sell as low
or lower than any other concern in Ravenq&.
W. E. BRADLEY.
Ravenna, Dec. Is. 1883, Gs-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29

AN Iowa farmer going to town on
o load of hay, enjoyed smoke, The
iron work of the wagon was saved.
A TIGHT place-a bar room,
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1FL AN TIC III L s.

TLAN TIC MILLS.
Having discontinued our Store, we shall here f,
after deliver our Flour and Feed from the Mill.
we have MADE arrangements with Bra1nard y
ss,on TO receive orders. All orders left at their
Drug Store viii he promptly niied. our prioe
'i'' D-'' KING, BRADFORD co.
March IA, 1870. s2-tf ,,,rafr
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POPULAR diet in Utah-Spare rib.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29

Father" said young lisper of
some four summers, "when wath the
flood?" '''5-tHs
ooh, my SON." replied the parent,
"that happened a long time ago."
" "Wath we alive then 2" persisted
the little inGG;rer
"No, DEAR was tho reply, "the
flood we read of in the Bible, hap
pened many thousand years ago"
"Well, now. rejoined the boy in
great disgust, "that Is too bad!
Thought Tom Brown Gan other young
ster of the same age) wath fibbin"-
He thaid to me this morning that he
was there then and aoaded through
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29

IOr Tile
GENERAL TRADE,
and specialties and Novelties for the A.
Holiday Trade,
are now being received at the
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
These Goods havebeen selected with care, and
are beautiful good, attractive, useful and orna-
mental. In the new stock just received, may DC
.0''i'' 'f'lLug1 92ajTo9 10 9i3a3t
New Books,
Bibles,
Hymn Books,
School Books, = II, tlnoa'
Blank Books,
! Stationery
Photograph Albums,
i TGeI Chrome Pictures, ii@H}
stereoscopic Views,
Jet Jewelry,
Perfumery,
ia q willow Baskets, y
Bird Cages,
Bohemian Glass Ware, Toilet Sets
u3'H Vases, lae Bonquet Holders,
Juvenile Books, ' l'
Primers, Toys,
II Dolls and Dollheads,
4 Wallets,
Pocket Books. ~
4 yl5i Penlxniyes, Sc.
An almost endless variety Of Goods may
G '''''' - ''- ,aRAyENNA BOOK STORE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29

Group is tlaversimg the Ohioatoab-
le-baby, and has prostrated one
her,
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GEORGE SADLER, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon, Ravenna, Ohio
ONCE with w. B. Thomas, Esq, Empire BLOCK
Hnin. s =. = = s6=tf. 8
ETNA HOUSE,
e. MUssER, Proprietor, west side Public
Square, Ravenna, Ohio. S6-u
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THERE is said to be more Irish-born
citizens in New York, according TO
the census, than in Dublin.
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PLACEMENT NOTICE. = Jackson &
/ "a Bhchtel, PlaintiGs, against Leyi Brum-
p, Of Sufiield Township, Portage County. O.,
On the 26th day Of Nogember, A.: d., is19, sattq tqa
above action for the sum OF $4f,sf -. =.
-5'i' 7i'l'll JACKSON & BUCHTEL.
Suflield, Nov. 30th, 1870, f20-3w. J..
A NYTHTNG you want done in the line of Bill
IN Heads, Cards, Posters, Pamphlets, &C., bt
sure and come 60 the Press Ofice, on Chestnut
Street. north end Of Empire Block.
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ea
BOOK. ( = STORE. .
s,-ssg IL . L :. . o. hra .93E3'i1
NEW GOODS e.,, os ,..=s
for the
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4s1gj IPenkniyes, Sc.
An almost endless variety Of Goods may bt
found at the
Nov "a 1910 S5-tf
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-stlafe fasAsesSE eeg,zzffsSE sisi so sEiaso

. IT Z IT 2 ~ y ~
!1atlsaisls essss guiltqmoo Ho. Il
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9 s7lssd5WHoLEa No. 7122.
5. 5. cox ON, On THE ,AHNEsTx BILL,

lsisH siitf'1i1tt 5i'l tltG2 eia iii aloafs ~;
1 ~ L-.E.ll-.Li1. 81 tnn Ii. alL L.lltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-20

1piua Al MIA a 0s,is ,sslsss ~ 5sse onst Ese
our mifs we loose TINT breeze fofeysr. .. IA
3 We are often Rfdikuied for. teihng o OLA
TRUTHS Thsaf0 commando my , nm,
enough lew be wore out with sfhtil' ' p'1s
s ri EN- man, from Adam down to A u u
fool 1S6S. andI would respectlnhy ass, = Mo
amt dead beatS Ig thare aagiS xssstm aSa
ov z nature, up to dats, .na s, arr, d1 snrn Il
the halter Of civil law OH sro"i aa4u 'u' =
Necessity 70 the mother OF invenshun,
and Potent Wright IL the father. ,.
.sTt dun. me good to hear poor Drute
winner I'm Broadway yesterday. was S!ao
thare was one. stage boss in New YORK city
whose heart wasn't dead broke:
Death is the only thing in this life that IL
certain; and even that amt always SAFE
investment. ,.,,.
!, Rumor LIZ a vagrant without q home, ana
lives upon what Il kan pick up.
The greatest yiktory for mankind that
hay eyer been won hay been won by the
rod and the katechism.
Virtew, backed up by courage, IL the
perfekshun oy human natur. don't reckon
mercy nor pity always among the YlrteWs ,
they are often only amable weaknesses.
Justiss liz the square root ov aWl the Vlr-
tews. wouldn't hay emmy mercy nor pity
hove out for rubbish neither would hay
= man think bekauze he melts ct the an.
guish of the viscio,ls that it is virtew that
ais him. :
d Bachelors are always braaggin ov their
freedom !!-freedom to darn their own
stockings and poultiss their own Sims ! l
had rather be a widdower once IN years
regular than to be u grunting, ola, hair-
dyed bachelor 90 days. 49,, =, now,
The hayes. man that R kan 1ni u1l oY nI He
times. and planted an akcr Of beans last
spring awl In 1 hill. He is As years old,
and amt had the meazles yet he haz alwus
bin too lazy to ketch them. He had one
son who waz just like him. This boy died
when he was IS years old, in krosslng a
korn-field; the pumpkin vines took after
him, and smothered him to death.
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The Josh Killings Papers-Slips of
the Pen. ,..

The wizest thing about man IL hiz con-
scienee-edukashun don't improve it. 49,
Hyu want tew find out the ruling pashun
oy boss, feed him high on oats-it liz jiss
SO with mankind.
Az gineral rule, the best way il to de-
eide yureself what buziness in life it liz best
for yure yung one tew follow, and then
stick him ut It while he is limber-men
alwus pole vines before they begin to run
much. =
The only way Tor me to nit out oy tight,
spot il tew git Into it f,lst. Sum folks Kan
tell exackly how thing feels by not tutch-
ing it, but j kant.
The more babes In family the eazier and
better they are yaiZed-one chicken alw,,s
makes an old hen more clucking and scratch
ing than duzen duZ.
1t takes an uncommon smart man now
daze tew make money by telling the truth
1t liz aktually an evidence ov genius.
1t IL very small spot in the lightning
bugs tale that shines. It liz the darkness
oy the mite that make it so brilliant. IL liz
jist so with yirtew.
Nussing revenge IL like missing young
hedgeh9g-the older he grows the sharper
Tie good man IL like an old-fashioned Mn
England ciock-hiz soul IL the pendulum
whose regular noshuns civ life and grace
tew hiz hands and face, thus showing the
good works that are outside ey him. - {
Most oY The epitaffs on the tombstuns
read like gde-boards tew; the crate civ.
and without them a CRATE menny would
take the wrong road. ss, : =,
Most people travel to see and be seen !;
but few to compare.
The only way few fruli enjoy ennything
y Jew 20 willing TO quit II when the bell
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ByLync & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
M 1d3g Main street. t-.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALUA-
RIE LITTLE FARM, "BROOKEFIELD,'
IN PuWHATAN WITHIN TWO AND A HALE
MILES OF TOMAHAWK STATION, ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILIIE RAILkOAD.-
By virtue of certain deed If trust executed 70
me by Willism Taylor, trustee for Mary Jane
Stutz dated the 18th day OF January 1882 daily re-
court, to secure to William s. Sumner the de-
ferred payments on the REAL ESTATE herein
after described, SHALL as trustee, at the request
of the beneficiary in said deed of trust proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY the oath day Of May 1870 at y CLOCK NJ
day excepted), at the same hour, the REAL Es-
sists Of q VALUABLE FARM called "BRO0KE-
FIELD,,' lying and being on Swift creek, in the
county Of Powhatan, adjoining the lands ofRobert
Moseley Meredith Groyder and others eeqt i1;
ACRES OF LAND, about fifty acres of which Is
well set I'm heavy oak timber, tn. remainder
cleared and in a high state OF improvement and
of which there are about twenty acres OF rich
creek fairgrounds.
most select fruit trees, such rs apples. peaches,
pears, &C., with several fine springs near the
dwelling. The improvements consist OF com
Portable FRAME DWELLING containing about
six rooms, with the usual out-buildings, such as
barn, stable, aud quarters. a,.ssts
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to pay off n certain negotiable note OF
81 O55 due the 2sth-3Ist day Of Decembe $780, with
upon same until day ofsale and the residue
of the purchase money on such terms and secured
In such manner as the said William Taylor, trus-
tee for Mary Jane Stutz, shall prescribe and
direct: or In of his failure to do SO, In such
manner and upon such terms as the said trustee
shall think best and proper.
my L. RIO. Il. LYME, Trustee.
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BY James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. s21 Main street. ...f

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND IN GLOUCESTER
COUNTY AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF decd of
trust dated the 18th day of February, 1850 executed
tn the undersigned as trustee By 7. Y Catlett and
81. A. Catlet his wife, and recordin the clerks
office OF the county court OF Gloucester, shall of
fer for sale at auction on the 3d day of May at the
hour of Il clock NJ, at the front door Of the City
Hall In the city of Richmond, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, in Gloucester county, known.
rs WOODBURY., containing by estimation four
York river. Two hundred acres of the land are
cleared: residue ia woods, except about len acres
OF marsh. There is DWELLING and othert tm-
proyemerts on the land. There is u puo1tc land
ing, with wharf, in only u miles from tie land,
and the soil ts said to be or excellent quality. a
The terms OF the deed require cash TO the extent
OF about 81 soo but It Is believed that
raj credit win be given on the residue OF the pur
chase money. JAMES III. TAYLUR, ~.
my 10 IA u a. 3 ~ Trustee.
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BY Thomas ". Reese, Auctioncer,
No. 1917 Main street.

By Thomas ". Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
TOBACCOFACTORY FIXTURES FOR
i SALE AT AUCTfON.-I will sell on TUES.
DAY, May cath, ut Il o'clock, ut the factory OF
Messrs. G. j. Baldwin & Co. on Main street be-
low Twenty fifth, all OF their FACTORY FIX
TURES, consisting of
RETAINERS, OF Talbot Brothers pa
IMIJNSEN & COLEMhN'S WIFE E l.
PRESS, with eight retaiDcrs 1. ~.
POT MILLS, sheets and tins complete:
90 BOX SCREWS. bands and billets complete;
4 SHAPE SCREWS, .a...... -.5
IS FLATTENING MILLS, for pounds half
pounds, long tens, short tens, nine-fnch,
tours, pocket-pieces, &C.;
20 LUMP CHESTS, ..r...
PLATFORa SCALES,
A large number Of BLOCKS, SINKERS, &C., Of
all sizes and kinds;
STEAM BOILER aud PIPE,
large LICO SICE BOILERS,
l small LICORICE BOILER, -.
WRINGER, TROUGH, and TABLE, COM
tpa tsff BIN,
500 DRY ERS, in good condition;
10, 600 TOBACCO STICKS.
0 STOVES and PIPES, complete;
16 FOUR-STALL BEN CHES, KNIVES, anu
SCALES, complete.
With 3 large variety Of FIXTURES usually
'o"H' - " '''''''' THOMAS ". KEEsEE,
myls Auctioneer.
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A Divorced Wife and Husband Marry
Again after n Separation Of Thirty
AHn,-oo

1nECR cuISs "
A correspondent from Garretsyille fur
nishcs the Portage County Democrat with
the following romantic story, which is OF
relshable interest. The family name Of the
parties alluded to is French:
"a story of real life, shrouded some
what in romance, runneth in this wise
About thirty three years ago young lady,
about fifteen years of age, beautiful and
accomplished, but specially noted for her
musical talent for she could sing like a
bird), was wooed and won by q young me.
chanic, who was also noted singer. The
union did not prove harmonious, and after
an existence of about six months the young
wife returned to her paternal roof for sup
port and protection. A committee was Sc
lected to confer with the estranged parties.
One Of the committeeman was Hon. y. K.
Tilden, of Cleveland. The committee eff
fected nothing in the way Of q reconcilia-
ton. The husband went his way. A
divorce was obtained, but have not been
advised which was the complaining party.
A sou was born, In whom the pride Of the
mother was centered more and more rs he
grew from infancy to childhood, and from
childhood to manhood, for she was in him
rewarded more than mothers often are.
The father married again and reared a
family of children. His name often appears
III pflIb, lUf uc ID All duGEoi VI lilliSfC Uilu "
singer Of note. More than thirty years
have dragged their crooked lengths along
and disappeared behind eternity's veil.
During al this time, believe, the actors in
this drama met not but strange things do
happen. The second wife sickened and died !;
after while the husband sickened, and as
hslay on his bed, uncertain of the future,
memory called up the past in long review
some little wrongs may have tingled his
conscience-at oil events, he longed to see
her around whose life ne had wantonly
wrapped the dark mantle. Efforts were
made to get her by his bedside; they were
successful; o reconciliation was effected,
and she administered to him during his in
disposition. When sufficiently Gonzales
cent. together they visited her old home,
kindly words were spoken, the dark past
forgotten, assurance of fealty in the future
made, and again the hand was promised.
Last night, May 8, they were married-the
life journey, so early begun, soon discon-
nected, was commenced anew" ~
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:, g $50 BY Wellington, 6ddiii
...e, ~, a.. ~ A peal EaiH44 AGENT,
rTRusTgEs SALE gE BRIc q T IlzK

rTyRrJsTEE,S SALE OF BRICK TENE-
{ 1 MENTON THE NORTH SIDE Oh DuVAL
STREET NEAR TO BROOK A ~ 81 lie 10y.
sor, and Matilda Harrison 10; George Wocdln
inow decegsed), bearing date 18th March, 1859.
No. e. page s44, shsii, rs tho personal represen.
tatiye Of said George Woodfn ldsceaseds Troccea
the soth May, is7e at O'Clock p. M., II fatr, Il
NOT, the first fair day thereafter, the LOT located
as above, nontiBE rs feet on the norm SIDE OF
mated as Lot No, u In the plan Of lots laid OF by
Marshall, Mann. Roper. Dance, and Sheppard,
TERMS |: Cash sufficient to defray expenses or
sale and TO discharge the balance due on me orlgl
nal purchase money. amounting to $235.4o, rs OF
the 18th February, 1870 and rs to the residue OF the
proceeds OF sale, on such terms as the parties IN
terested may direct or, on their failure 70 give
any direction, then on such terms as may
think fit. J. L. PETIT.
go Sheriff OF Powhatan county,
md as such personal representative of Genrge
WOodfn ideceasedl. trustee. - - my20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-20
BY Thomas W. keesee, Anctioneer,
e. No. 1917 Main street. r,..-..-.

TRUsTEFS. SALE OF DWELLING
j. No. 100 part FRAME AND PART
BRIGK(, ON EAST SUE OF SIXTH BE-
TWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS.-Me
will sell at auction on the premises, on MO "DAf,
23d May, 1870, at O'Clock ?. NJ, the above de-
scribed roperty. The dwelling contains ThiiR-
TEEN ROOMS with fre-places. In the rear,
besides the smoke-house. &C., is LARGE
BRICK BUILDING suitable for manufacturing
purposes: or, with a small expenditure, may be
con verted into dwelling. Fruit trees, grape
vines, &c., In the garden. Lot 5oxls9 feet. vcsy
desirable as clearinghouse for the operatives,
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negott. BILE notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed. Purchaser 10 pay
taxes and insurance for 1870.
u 81. .rt E. j. u W.J. ANDERSON,
Substituted Trustees.
r JAppERsoy Salesman, my 16 tbs