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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
NORTH CAROLINA.

CoLoRED MEN NOMINATED TO THE LEGISLATURE
WILMINGTON, June 3.-The Republican County
Convention which closed its session here last evening
nominated coloIed man for the Senate, and three col
rod mon %, the LAWYER House Of the legislature also
candidate for Sheriff Great dissatisfaction Is
by many white and some colored RepuDeahS anu Ho"
convention Will probably be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
ATTEMPT TO MURDER BY A BOY.

Last evening two cOlored boys, August sand
ford and Charles somers quarreled the corner OF
sorentb ave- and Thirty first st., and sanford nred
three shots at his opponent The bullets missed somers,
but took effect in the left arm OF boy named Georgs
Powell who looking at the nght ana 'he IaoS "
The wounds are not serious Somers arrested but
sanford escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
IOWA.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
DIES MONIES, June 3.-The Hon. Frank W.
Palmer was to-day renominated TO Congress from the
With Congress District OF Iowa, by vote of 60 to &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
OREGON.

pIsAFFECTED REPUBLICANS OPPOSING SENATOR
WILLIAMS REELECTION.
SAN Francisco, June 3.-The political cam
pagn in oregon has opened bitterly Dsaected Repub-
ncans oppose the reelection Of U. B. Senator Williams
and the Democrats concentrating their strength upon
Nesmith TO elect him to succeed Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
HPrriug's Safes.

We invite the special attention Of bankers iH merchl.s b the ey
denos sfnce another oumr o. % the for 1l Of
SAFES Whenever the o.
those intrus their vauabes - tue keeping Of these SAFES . >
finn al yt" Or whenever
ssfuI robbery place the No Hr1nJs SGs ns =;
burglars try their skill these ase-an fens
roGKtOlls the is IN snsessL attempt gt 5ur2dg
IN Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

Some journals having, very foOlishly, professed a
doubt about the authenticity Of the remarkable letter
from Prof. Goodwin Smith to Mr.. Dsraeli, which we
printed yesterday it is proper to say that the letter
came to Us directly from Prof Goodwin Smith, and
tn las handwriting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

BUFFALO CATILh MARkET-J1nf J
than expected total for week 40 mar
Ile uquS agOtabe M prices saes tOdag 30
head s7i0 Mich Cows-uppy fair 80 head demani tet
good mOieraie prices FOR Par TO Good tOg
$50; PRIME +5J065; Fancy +7GS5 Poor bring - - There
supply thu market - d - D for
ShteleeD u but gOhg Bt market Jul AMI
quotations nominal 81
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Dr T. Runford Liehthill has returned to tn,

CITY after an absence several aud opened an
office at No. $50 Lexington For many years past Dr.
Lghthi has enjoyed avery extensive practice IA tha
OF deafness cataIr and diseases OF tho throat
aud lungs. AND has mot with much success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
TENNESSEE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
NASHVILLE, June "a resolution against
reputation offered in the House to-day, ana Dill
passed 20 first reading amending the charter OF inc
Cincinnati and Chattanooga Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

At the close OF the game, Mr.. samuels, In a sh0r
speech presented the golden 70 Mr. Rod gers and L
silver cue TO Mr.. Kirkby, each Of whom responded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

A Sponge Cushion, ahsr Constant 10 Broadway
nearly four wears perfectly demonstrates the durability
Cushions Beds Poss Pursta StuhBs
exhibition the Compsnys SssrOoms '4i Broairsy
opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

DIR. Sage's Catarrb Remedy-s5oo rwarsot iueuable
Sold by Druggists by nail pamphlet free Al
dre.s u. v PlEKCE NJ. d., 10 Seneca st., Buffalo n L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
THE CENSUS.
APPOINTMENTS OF RNUMERATORs.

Gen. Sharpe, United States Marshal, yester-
day appointed enumeraors to take the Ninth Census in
this city. They will commence the enumeration early
next week The following list OF the appointments:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

Plenty all for TWENTY-FIVE cents
BKIcssos PUsPgK which easily managed by
Toes away with that domestic ge hini pumping No
tax ebarge on them. Onoe 10 Broadway.
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THE STATE or TRADE

Latest EUROPEAN MARKETS
PRlsKvoRr June 3Unted states Five twenty oon0' o" urn
gfdBl for the issue Of 1872 -,
HsyEr Jane closed quiet bsth spot and sfoat
AsrwEEP June 3-Petroleum closed qmet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
eOJ.DJERs' CLAIMS.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: The Ladies' Union Relief Association
NJ this city, desrous OF protecting a. we'll "A assisting
IN. sodiers OF our and tho widows aud orphans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

John y. Henry, Cole &c place, New-Yor proprietor
Mec4l Depot In The world where f1ni AL
every established remedial preparation
health aud happiness Of mortal man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

dfOOO-we have this week reached the number Of 90
scroll whom have teeth with the aud
accident DENTAL ASSOCIATION 10 Cooper institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

The Coolest and Most Comfortable Bed Pillow Is
the also the cheapest AMI durable Guaranteed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
MIRRIEU.

Wedding "a nd Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note pspe
VIZ EYERpELLs O4 FULrossr ON DUrCH CHURCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

ton Of Independence, and the platform Of principles
laid down by the National Temperance Convention held
at Chicago In 1869.
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Miss Braddon in America.
THR PUBLIC AND THE WHITE PHANTOM

Publishers always gauge correctly the Of h,vOue
popularity. Tbs clearly proved sunday Ast By
enious SUNDAY MERCURY contain n. Gr.l
ters Of Mis- VI. h BRADDOSs eIciing story entitled
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plaufs nv Nail.

The Trophy To.,ro doI dOI 81 ang. paaA 75c, Ad.
dress GEO L. WAXING, Jr., Ogien Parn Newport K
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MN sSSs wv ~ Sss -
LEONARD sS s. Bs h NEW YOKE SHIRTS sr,..
aseo HAND MADE" send for cular .al measurement OAniU
Sup Sent Tree xor,on
o sp ~ oe, Srs All & FOR sale ar, coa and not my a.is
No s, genuine unless Autograph OO the SHIRT aud written '
the following s %s;'Srss can safely guarantee J0' r''
Sect~fnches ,round from Button 70 Bu,'onhOle
sso Ss S sss sDSe 70. 9 S%
Wast-NuInber Of Ipche. around
s s L.D Soe saa' stu. s5f fs II B Sal'
SIssye-Lss,s f,Sg center Of Bach to kHo'1l''
r. i B. GOODS oRbRREp" porr.ried to ny g,a Of ns
UG BY Express, in Five Days from receipt Of ORDER q
paving s fFSssRD e 81; e ~ A..s s
r,,.o,o, n ,b. Celebrated &" ? Y s. and
~ ONLY DEPOT 70; s ssi BR RS.s NETWORK
A specially. Light tScomotives ...,.,,...
SMITH PORTER, Pittsburgh. Penn
Diamonds, Watches, ind Jewelry,
AT REDUCED PRICES AO len exchange and bought
for cash GBO ALLEN s3 Brosiway under the ST. Nicholas he
TEL between Broaue and Spring sts formerly sBrcAlwsr
J. = .mithson, Of the tnn Of H. H. NJ GoULDlNG, Manure
Manufacturer Dublin ireland visiting New fOfI
or abou June with parties for Tie sale Of s'
M.nurea P.re. disposed Arrangements r the ~in
pleas. .e. their Ieeu. to sMITnSos, sA pub.hss
Of The Tubune
Wnrnock & Co.'S
DRAB CASHMERE DRESS HATS, AT FIVE DOLLARS ARE NO
HuMBUG GBr THEM AT ss BROADWAY
Hats.
PRICES DOWN.
GENTS CASHMERE DRESS HATS
FIVE DOLLARslil
wARNOcK Co, 5i9 Broadway
Cor. Canal aud Centre-sts. Tor BEDDING.
A. d. PARRBIL Co
Post-fce Notice.-The mails for EaroVe esA
1870 all close this Onsc TUESDAY
Wsisesay Ihatsa and Sotury ~ and a. Stations
foo-s and 0. Il 10 aud llO3 and D, liza
n A. JONES, Postmaster,
Tru..e-, Bandnges. Ac.-wesr the Best "sBELBrs
HARD RUBBER JRusS" ruptures; ean light cool sale
asi ooafortabie. ksAhhaha,nt. No } Ann-s.
The Great sale Of the HAMILTON PROPERTY Duldee sas
Pasaac place MONDAY u The premises do sst
l pbt4ia passes and Of the Aac,oue r. AkLLiCk @
DkO iot We To- u NE S.lresi kaA aAs
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All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed pih full
name and address.
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TIE NAN1ELESS CHILD.

THE WHITE PHANTOM;
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bsi been Gully ste unu.usl tn -
mani Cor that SOVEREIGN OF TIB SUNDAY PRESS bat the
extra supply quit inadequate satisfy the requirements
rr.Bg public tie whole euou beng swept Of 10 fT hoars.
much bursis % bste applicant, copies TIE
rAr,ra-r IAlrNr
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

HORSES SToLEN.-On Thursday
night last two horses and o set of har-
ness were stolen from the stable of
Mr.. Elias Soseman, residing about .
mile and half from this village on
the Cleveland turnpike. The thieves
then went to the premises of Mr.. Hi.
ram Beman, living near by, and hitch
ed to his buggy, and also stole one
of his horses, which they undertook
to lead away with one of those stolen
from Mr.. Soseman; but fortunately,
before they had proceeded far, Mr..
Beman's horse broke loose and return
ed. On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Sose-
mans horses were found in patch of
woods in Paris township, hitehed to
trees with a bundle of hay before
them. The buggy was also found in
the same place, But the thieves had
made their escape, and no traces of
them has been discovered. -
P. s. Since the above was put in
type, we learn that it has been ascer-
tanned that the horses and other prop
erty were taken by an insane man
named Thomas. who escaped from
the County Infirmary.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

JUSTICE STowE's CoURT.-The case,
Kate Hartnell VS.. James II ndson and
Herbert Hudson, before G. B. Stowe,
Esq, one of the Justices of Rayenna,
which has excited considerable inter-
eat, has resulted in a judgment for the
plaintiff, for $250,59, and costs which
amount to over $500. a= Z
Plaintiffs claim was for work as
foreman in the Cheese Factory of. the
defendants, and expenses both ways
from her home at Little Falls, Herki-
mer County, N. Y. S}&}eA {;
Defendants claim $612,5O damages
for breach of q certain alleged con-
tract.
Some thirty-five witnesses were ex-
examined, including a large number
of prominent cheese manufacturers.-
The case was very thoroughly inyesti-
gated, occupying several days time.
As no appeal is taken the judgment
above stated is a final adjustment OF
the case. Aftg OK
The attorneys for plaintiff. were A.
W. Beman and II. G. Ranney defend
ants attorneys were Hart 8 Reed, and
Geo. r. Robinson.
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Disease yields to Treatment..-.
Judlclous Means EmpIeye d
Saves Untold sufFering.

II you would be Strong, Healthy and Vigor.
Gus, tse Wrsghrs Tonic Cordial and Blood Ps-
rifsr. It is superlative Tonic and 1nvigorat-
a ing Cordial, and is an infallible remedy for
renovating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and vigor. 1t
purfies the Blood neutralizes any bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens
the whole organization. 1t cures Scrofula Salt
Rheum Fetter Boils, Blotches, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatnlence, Kidney Af-
fections Nervous Debility. and all diseases aris-
ng from a disorganzed condition of the Blood,
Stomach and LIVER.
Stop taking disagreeable Bitters and stimu-
ating Potations, they are merely temporary in
their effect finally they are positively injurious.
TGEs Wfi0Afs 70nSc Cordial, it will assist ma
ture in converting the food you eat into rich
sblood, producing health and strength.
Z aSold by POE s. Bro, Agents, Ravenna, Ohio.
Ravenna, Sept. 8, 1858. 1y.
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Emigration.

During the past fourteen years, or
from 1856. 2,9lS,00O emigrants have
arrived in the United States. During
the war there was large falling off,
or rather during its first years. While
$4,000 people came hero in 1860, but
81 900 came in 1852. Afterwards the
great effort made to obtain food for
powder by draft, and the efforts made
by the Yankee States to fill their quo
ia in Europe, swelled the emigration
up to $4,000. Lastyear it amounted
to $4,000, or population equal to
that of Vermont or New Hampshire.
The increase of population over
deaths from emigration is estimated
at LOCO, 900 per year. AS our popula-
ton the last ten years has only in
creased 10000, 900, it follows that we
owe nearly if mot all of it to emigrants
from Europe, and that without them,
such has been the effect of the war,
we should have been stationary. 1t
may fairly be estimated that each
emigrant brought to this country on
an average thirty dollars in gold.
which, since 1855, would give us an
increase af about $S8,OOO,00O gold, be-
side the addition Of full 100000, male
and female laborers to the industry OF
the country.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

SENTENCE FoR OBsTRUcTINa THE C.
s. P. r. R.-PAYMENT OF THE STANr.
ING REWARD OF $1,000 BY THE CoA-
PAEY-FREIGHT THIEVES CONVICTED,
The trial of Patrick Dougherty, for
placing distractions upon the track of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road, near Huntersville Station, on
the 18th of June last, was recently
concluded in the Court of Common
Pleas of Jefferson County, in session
at Steubenville. +.
Dougherty was convicted, and is
now serving out his sentence Of two
years in the Penitentiary at Columbus,
The standing reward of $1,000 offered
by the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company will be Immediately
divided among the persons giving the
Information leading to Dougherty's
arrest and conviction, and the persons
who made the arrest. We understand
this reward is still offered by the Com.
pany in all similar cases.
Thos. Ammons and Samuel Coma
way, who robbed the Cleveland and
pittsburgh r. r. Freight Station al
bridgeport Opposite Wheeling, last
October, and, after arrest, broke jail
at Bridgeport and st. Clairsville, we're
| re-arrested, upon reward offered by
the Company, and are now sufferir {
the penalty of their crime in the Pen
jtentiaFy. 10 3 sees .,ae 59
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D,,,crs,on 6, ,,,,r, -Iast week

DAMAGES FOR SLAMDER.-Last week
Wednesday afternoon the Jury in the
Benton-Wade slander case, which
had been on trial in the court of Con =
mon Please of Cuyahoga County, be-
fore Judge Payne, returned verdict
for the plaintiff for the sum of 5000.
The action was brought by Miss Rofe
Renton, young lady employed in
the jewelry store of n. E. Crfttend, n
& Co., against Randall P. Wade, of
the firm of Hogan & Wade, for de-
famation of character, the damages
being laid in the petition at $4,000.
The trial caused much excitement in
the city, and the Court room was
crowded daily, many ladies being
among the auditors. The verdict YVES
received with applause. A new trial
was asked for by the defendant.
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ing is becoming frequent. Watch
snatching is also practiced. A short
time since an old gentleman waiting
for the train, thought be would take
short nap. He placed a well filled
satchel under his head for pillow
On awaking the satchel was gone, and
he has not heard of it since. "Be-
ware of pickpockets +" and sich =
Warren Chronicle.
The GarrettsviIle Journal says that
subscribers are no benefit to q news
paper if it costs more to get the pay
than the profits amount TO. The edi-
tor refers to the kind of subscribers
who pay at their convenience, or when
dunncd five or six times, or perhaps
don't pay at all. The loss OH one sub
scriber of the latter kind overbalances
the profits on five good ones.
FIRE. AT HAYEsvILLE.-The large
three-story frame building used as a
boarding house by students of Yer
million Institute at Hayesyille, Ash
land county, known as the old " Nun
nery," was destroyed by fire on
Christmas morning. The fire was
communicated to the building from q
stove in it. Scarcely anything that
was in the building was saved. Loss
probably $4,000.
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SOME PoRK.-Mr. Joseph Holden,
of Rootstown, butchered the latter
part of week before last, q hog
which, when dressed, weighed 500
pounds. The pig was Of the Chester
White breed, and was but fourteen
months old when butchered four
or five years. How's that for high2-
IF any one can beat it, let him send in
the figures. -rr r,
ANoTHER.-After the above was in
type, we were informed that Mr..
Samuel Wait, of Streetsboro,, butch
cred a hog on Monday last which
weighed, when dressed, 537 pounds.
6treetsboro' is little ahead. :,
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LIST OF PATENTS lately obtained through the
ACeDcy of GEO. W, TIBBITTs, 2l4 Superior St.
Cleveland, Ohio. For J. NJ. WILDER, z: business
hand stamp, linking pads, stereotyping pan, Ste
reotypers' putty, rotary printing machine, self
linking and distributing pads, and machine for
bending stereotype plates; To-, DR.. II. W. Lib
hey, 3 catamenial bandage, mode Of suspending
carriage bodies, buttons; for j. Dortenback and
John Eiisier, 2: knife for separating sausage ca
ses, and machine for dressing pigs feet: DR..
Burrows and W II. Trgscott, Illuminating oil; /;
Chas. W. Stearns stone truck; a. D. Smith,
ready loader for locomotives; NJ. W. House,
lamp; DIR. E. T. Sterling. fish hook; F. Klien-
schmidt and C. s. Hobbs. railroad car wheel; S.
Andrews. safety valve for oil stills; H. C. Long
acre. re issue refrigerator: Daniel o. Card, bent
knee and beam for sieighsi Fl. A. Robson,
weather strip; Z. II. Cutter, spring bed bottom
N. A. Bronson, farm gate; Hollis Barr, sheep
shearirg and tagging table; Philo Maltby, wrist
pan turner; johnson 8 Herig. mortising ma
chine; Mock & Perdue, making Russia iron; II.
G. Longacre, step ladder; d. Snow, recess cutter
Tor setting hinges; VIM. Il. Cowley, self-open-
ing gate; d. W. JsmisoB, machine for grinding
harvester knives; T. A. Sunderland, milk can !;
john Collins, spring balanced trip hammer; II.
DoSlittle. fingered potato gatherer; e. Barthol-
ornew, washing machine; T. W. Marcy, wagon
box; VIM. II. Crowell, S. NJ, needle threader
NJ W. House, lamp and muciiage brush; J. Fl.
Murch, veleeipede skate; DR.. Jacob Mayor, ton
1c beverage; wv. Fox. compound for Welding
steel; h A. King and L. Pease, two patents for
locking nuts; R. Mcyeen, fountain pen; L. C..
Cattell, manhole and cover on coal oil-tanks
Thos Maher, core box for car wheels; W. S. Le-
wake, mill for rolling grooved iron arches; II.
A. Crossley, two patents for stave jointers; Jno.
n. Perkins, safety lamp; r. A. Cowell, car mo-
ter; Thos Parker, sausage suffer; j. NJ Will
bur, enclosing press; W. Class and c. Deihm.
liquid meter; j. s. Fish, oil well pump; j. W.
Davidson, mill for rolling car coupling pins; j.
s. Fish, non-explosive lamp; W. S. Levake, tab
allar arch bridge; NJ. W. House, feed trap for
lamp; Glass and Napp, liquid meter; Reuben
Gates, Handle for Saws; W. L. Bcckgith win
dew sash stop.
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If you want to sell anything, adyer-
tise it in the DEMOCRATIC Press.

FIREMES's DAEcE.-The ball of
Phenix Fire Company on Friday
night last was well attended, and was
very pleasant affair. We under
stand that quite an amount, over and
above expenses, was realized, which
goes into the treasury of the compa-
ny, to be expended in procuring new
caps and other necessary articles fer
the members. -
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MECHANICS COUNSELOR, is the title
of a new twenty column paper just
started at Canton, Stark county, Ed.
e. Menary, Editor and publisher, W.
P. Goodwin, editor Of Juvenile De-
partment. It is devoted to the inter,
ests of the Order of United American
Mechanics, and, in the first number
which we have received, exhibits sbil-
ity in its editorial department and
taste and skill in its mechanical. Sue
To If. iia-a
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New Advertisements.

n~ Geo. " Tibbitts-United States Patent
Office Agency.
DGg-I Isaac Roosa-Abraham d. Roosa's Estate.
ANrT. c. Phillips CLOSING Out Sale.
BRP H. W Bane-$1 900 Reward.
DE- Knapp, Miller s. Co-Dissolution Notice.
LOCAL NOTICES.
@E~G. L. Harper, Agt.-Perkins & House Nom
lsa Explosive Lamp,
RY- Universalist Conference.
RHGeo W. Tibbitts-List of Patents 8
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

PARTIES from Yot nystown are talk
ing of putting up Woolen Factory
at Garrettsville, if the people of that
village win loan them 5000 for five
years at six per cent. interest, the
principal and interest to be amply se-
cured. That would help the town
more than ten times the amount in
vested in non-taxpaying bonds.
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HIRAM.
CORRESPONDENCE.

a census has been taken in this
township, by which itappears that we
have fifty-two persons who have ar
rived at the age of 20 years and up
wards. We have a resident voting
population of about 320. The average
age is nearly seyenty-six years. OF
the females, thirteen are widows
whose average age is 70 years. OF the
males five are widowers whose aver
age age is 76 years. The names and
ages of all are as follows:
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satety--Economy.

George L. Harper has taken an agency fof the
sale of Perkins q Houses Non-Explosive Ke-
rosene Lamp, in the township of RaFenna.-
Those who would obtain cheap, and brilliant
light, and one that is entirely free from all dan
ger of explosion, should not fail to buy this
Lamp. 20 % TE E Az .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

A New TRUMpET.-Mr.' II. L. Mil
Ter, the Foreman of our Fire Compa-
ny, showed US new speaking Trum-
pet which has been purchased for that
officer, at cost of $25. 1t is very
neat instrument, aud thing the Com
pany much needed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06
Teachers Examinations.

The Board OF School Examiners for Portage
County, win hold meetings for the examination
of applicants, in the Court House, at Rayenna.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. N. and closing at
4 O'Clock, P. NJ. upon the last Saturday Of each
month, until further notice.
4 - "a 56 C. A. REED, Clerk.
Ravenna, Oct u, 1869, 60-tf -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

New DREss.-The Stark County
!, Democrat made its appearance last
week in an entire new dress, and is
now one of the neatest looking, as it
is among the best local Iapers in the
State. Long may it wave.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06
he country.

GRANT has removed the Governor,
Chief Justice, Collector and Marshal
of Washington Territory, because
they bolted the regularly nominated
Republican ticket. Did ever a Presi-
dent descend to such low and despicar
BILE work before2
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

The village of GarretfsviIle is to
have public square to be located on
Garrett street, nearly opposite the
Union school building.