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New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
THE NEW DOMINION.

AFTAIRs IN uANITOBA-AN EXCITING POLITICAL
CANVASS.
TORONTO, Dec. 17.-The latest advices from
Mardtoba state that the elections were iii progress.
Party feeling was running very high between the Gov
erninent and the Opposition. The W'sn'Pe0 1on'tood"
OF the 81 inst says:
" On the Soth ut a. James Tanner. james RoHs, and
Others were returning electioneelnG dtcnsrio
with ljr. Lynch they assaulted with STONE, ana
clubs by party OF men, and Tanner was kiie ns DeIhe
thrown from hs horse. The others escaped uhhul,
is claimed that the assault wac made py u'e 'r''S "
Lynch and kcnulfz
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OPERATIONS ON THE LOIRE.

THE FRENCH DRIVEN FROM VENDoME- THE
USUAL REPORTS FROM BORDEAUX - THE
ARMY OF THE LOIRE AGAIN READY TO ACT
ON THE oFFENsIVE-THE PRUSSIANs SAID TO
BE RETREATING-A FRENCH GENERAL DIS
MISSED FOR EvACUATING TOURS.
LONDON, Saturday, Dec. II, 1870.
dispatch from Berlin states that the French
were driven from Vend6me on Friday.
On the other hand, Bordeaux dispatches announce
that the Prussians did not attack Gen. Chauzy on
Friday, because he had been largely reinforced 1t
is also announced that the Prussians retreating
all along the valley of the Loire, and the four Cen
erals commanding the main divisions of the Army of
the Loire, viz: Chauzy, BOurbaki, Jaures and
Jaureziberry, have concocted plans for a simulta-
neous advance all having been largely reinforced.
The French Government has dismissed Gen. Sol
from the service. The charge against him was that
he hastily abandoned Tours, leaving behind guns
and other material of war, though enemy had ap-
peared near that city.
Another grand review was held at Bordeaux on
Friday, of the new troops going to the front. The
men gave enthusiastic shouts of "Vive Ia Repub-
hque" as they marched past the Hotel of the Minis
try NJ Gambetta is stil with the Army of the Loire.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
NEW-YORK, MONDAY DECEMBER 49, 1870

and 10 have liberty TO engage In any legal trade And
All ship building and engine materials to be used In the
construction of vessels OF 1000 tns measurement
shall be admitted from abroad free OF duty,
Sec That vessels of any size, propelled wholly or IN
part by sa steam wherever built shn m De
of the American ag and shall have liberty TO engage IN
any legal trade except the coasns ana daha no asS n
the construction Of vessels which are not used IN tne
ooastng and inland trade shall be admitted from abroad
free OF duty. 49, o..
SIC That all articles Of stores ship chandery TOT
vessels engaged In foreign voyages shall DO suppneo ee
Of duty.
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'F'8T = : -
vsicour. Clinton Counfy
PROMOTING AMERICAN COMMERCE..

PROVISIONS OF MIR. NGERsOLL's EEW BILL
lBY TKLEGRAPH TO THE TuDUsRI
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-The following is a
correct copy of the bill Of Representative lngerso ON
the subject OF shipbuilding:
BE Il enacted de- That vessels propelled wholly or In
nar by sal or steam Of 1900 tuns measurement,
Wherever built shall be allowed American registers TO
l admitted 10 all the privileges VI the American nas
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GENERAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

STILL ANOTHER REASON FOR PosTPONING THE
COMMANDMENT OF PARIS-FRENCH REPORT
OF ANOTHER soRTIE--GALLANT DEFENSE OF
BELFoRT-FURTHER PRUssIAN SUCCESSES.
LONDON. Saturday, Dec. II, 1870.
A dispatch from Versailles gives new explana-
ton of the delay in opening the bombardment of
Paris by the Prlssans There is lack of ammuni-
ton in the German army, and the roads are SO wet
and heavy that none can be brought forward at
present The same cause has prevented the move
ment Of the heavy siege guns. 1t is propable that
the fire will not be opened for fortnight yet.
dispatch from Lille, yesterday, says; 1t is ru-
mored that another sortie has been made from Paris,
which accounts for the rapid withdrawal of the
German forces from this region 1t is said that the
French came out from behind their fOrtifcations in
immense force and have already completely invested
Versailles Fighting is going on in the direction
Of Albert and Abbeville.'
The French garrison at Belfor still makes gallant
defense. The neghboring nights have all been cap
tured by the Germans, but not without suffering con-
siderable less The French losses in these preimi-
nary engagements were comparatively light The
German position has greatly improved lately.
Ihe OcIudus, "At0l a eA'sho ohAi'AA0"' NSONl
Beaumont a few miles west of Evreux, on the llth.
The Prussans now appear TO be concentrating near
Yyet6t to attack Havre. The latter place has $50
cannon. and a strong garrison, and will be de-
Tended.
The Prussians attacked the French near Langres,
and drove them into the fortress. The French loss
was 200.
The French Government In accordance with the
law which condemns 10 death Generals who too
hastily surrender their posts, has ordered by decree
All inquiry into the captulatiOn of Strasbourg and
Metz As regards Gen. Uhrch this proceeding, 1t
IL said will be a mere matter of form; but In ba-
Laine's case the investigation will be "a serious
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, ROLLER ExrLoeIoN-rHRrn MEN KILLED 81

DETROIT, Dec. l7.-Yesterday, about o'clock,
th. ho,er I'm j. N McDonaids grst mill, at Bay CITY,
p,oaa and two men attending the mill the tie
buried beneath the debris Tie engineer, Albert Wider
man was also dead when found John Stricken the mil
Ter was .riosy injured. and his recovery Is doubtful
seyersl near badly injured and
trey ruined In the evening fire suddenly broke ont
from under large quantity OF grain In the uppcr stories
of the mill which completely destroyed the building and
n, eouirnts Loss about ta5cos insured for ts. .oo
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES
.... The new King of Spain viii sail to-day
FROM Florence for Mairid.
The Provisional French Government ad-
veryses the payment Of the January iniertst On The
national debI.
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GREECE.
FORMATION OF A NEW CABINET.

FORMATION OF A NEW CABINET.
ArBESs, Friday, Dee I6, 1870
The new Greek Cabinet is composed as fol-
lows: Counondoros President OF the Council Cotosta-
,ios Minister Of Justice B0zzaris MinistGI Of War:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

go. The Secretary Of the MsrchantS Exchange has
ths foo~Ds ses Of beg paeing; In g. Less loi
last year Is ga In Ac1so, 2ls se, last Msa " Cp.=
nau M 50 lat fp2so Ia Louisville lsoeoe last i "a
Miwautee 6sb0o year 70 s Qabcy so ai ,sA UBD
Keoiuk last 1ooa 81 Jessph Tooc De,
Eans~ CTR IL 80 Darhnaton, JOl
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
Minister of Fnances Christoponlos, Min
ster Of Foreign Affairs; Amargyros Minister Of Marine.
ITALY.

DISASTER IN THE MEDrTERRANEA N-sIxTEEN
LIVES LOST.
NAPLES saturday, Dec II, Is7o
Four of the crew of the bark Trovatore have
been picked up OF Cape spartmento. They report that
the vessel capsized and her captain his wife, and child
and Is Of the crew were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
WASHINGTON.

PROBABLE PASSAGE OF SENATOR MoRToNs SAN
DOMINGO RESOLUTIONS-THE DEFEAT OF
BUTLERS AMNESTY BILL CONSIDERED GER
TAIN-sENAroR BRAKES SUCCESSOR IN
wAsHNGTON-THE CASE OF ADMIRAL POR-
TER-BURNING OF CENTRE HARKET-Tw0
LIVES LOST.
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KENT.
[GoRREspoNnENnE.l

l&OhhteIONDENCE.l
ED. PRESS: The glass works of Day
y Williams which have been lying idle
for some time, will resume operations
in about, two weeks.
There has been report going about
for a few days that Mr.. V. B. jerks
who left this place last fall for Ten
nessee, had lost all his property by
fire, which, am happy to say, is not
true. The facts of the case are these
Mr.. J. was engaged in putting up a
barn about four miles from his resi-
dence, for a Mr.. Mowbry, who is well
known about this place. After finish
ing his days work, he put his tools in
log house, which caught fre and
burned to the ground. He did not
save any Of the tools. This is all there
Is in the affair. av aar.ssS Ji
There was a caucus called here on
the I'D inst, irrespective of party, to
nominate four candidates for School
Directors. A few Democrats went
there expecting to nominate ticket
composed of men from both parties.
But this could not be done. The eau
Gus had been packed, and they put in
nomination four Republicans, who
were elected. One of the candidates
stated that he did not intend to stav
here; that he was going to move away
on account of i'll health. Bat here
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- H
A BBIDGE OF SIzE.-The new bridge
across the Illinois River, at Peru, ILL.,,
has been finished, and was dedicated
to the public with appropriate cere-
monies on the llth inst, in the pres
ence of some 5000 spectators. The
bridge over the river consists Of a
pivot span 80, feet long, which re-
volvs on a round abutment 80 feet
in diameter and So feet high. The
bridge over the bayou consists of
three fixed spans, each rs feet in length
all of wrought iron, the approaches to
which, built of wood, are 265 feet in
length. The total cost of fthese struc-
lures was $96, ,115, and the work was
commenced on the 18th of July last.
Among the officers of the Bridge
Company we notice the name of r. Y.
Sutherland, a former Ravennian, as
its Treasurer who also acted as the
Consulting Engineer on the work.
and it is said that the bridge is an en-.
during monument to his mastery
skill.
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car and Examine

The Davis Shuttle Sewing Machine,'' which is
now on exhibition at Vance g Wells Furniture
Store. The mechanical principles involved in
the Davis" machine are new, and differ widely
from any now in use, combining SinarEicity,
Strength, Durability, Economy, and an adapta-
ton to q large range Of work All parties con-
templating the purchase of First Class Seac-
ing A5oaine,' should not fail to call and exam
ine the "Davis,'' for its simplicity and superior
capacity for executing all kinds of work wins
its welcome in every household An illustrated
catalogue of different styles and prices sent free
to any address. For further information. and
Instruction, cali at No. S Phenix Block, or ad-
dress sssseAsG MASON,
7S-n. Ravenna, o.
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=. .PBrainerd 8 son.

Successors to Poe s. Brother, Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, VaFnish, Glass, Putty,
Cutlery, Lamps, Groceries, Perfumery Fancy
Toilet articles, Pure Wines and Liquors forme-
dicinal use Physicians prescriptions careful
ly compounded. We have secured the services
of DR.. Charles E. Poe, and the Prescription De-
partment will be under his control Swift's
Block, Main Street. Ravenna, o., 75-tf.
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OUTRAGED US CAsE.--Some time ago
a little girl, some eight years of age,
was brought from Summit county to
make her home with Veronique Beck
Ter. of Mechanic township. Charges
were made that she used the child in
a most inhuman manner, in whipping,
burning her hands, threatening to cut
her head off, sc. Complaint was
made by the Trustees of Mechanic
township and q writ Of habeas corpus
procured e. se, the child from the Pro-
bate Judge. Finally she released her
claim to the child, and she was sent to
Akron,
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New RIG.-Phenix Fire Company
has obtained an entire new set of sub
stantial and elegant hats and belts for
its members, numbering about forty.
They were manufactured in New
York expressly for the company. and
cost something. over three hundred
dollars.
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ELoPEMEN3T.-We learn that Young
lady, named Ruth a. Dell,, who has
been living at or near Milton, Stark
county, few days ago ran away with
a negro named e. Cramer, They
were oYertaken at Massillon and
brought back. Such is the result of
negro political equality, and the legit-
lmute teachings of Radicalism..-Obio
Democrat.
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Mrs. sNowswi of Zerubabel Snow
a Mormon Of high standing, visited
her friends in Canton last week. Mr..
ana Mrs. Snow formerly lived in this
county but joined the Mormons twen-
ty-fiye years ago. They are not.
-polyganlists. iaJlI0 = ~
e.pe' . fi-tf $50 5Stl Jf5l grft
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THE law requires the publication Of
a statement of the condition of all
Insurance Companies doing business
within the county, in newspaper of
tho oo,,,,41- ~
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QUITE large number of men and
small boys took peep at the new
steamer as it stood on the car at the
G. DC P. Depot.
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RECONSTRUCTION is the order Of the
day. We stepped into the court room
the other day and observed that there
had been a. general ripping up of
things there, and understand there is
to be thorough remodeling of the
old temple. is3ii s.sAS ~ y
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The Deniocrats. of Aiantua arc requested to
meet st the Town Hall Friday evening April
1st. at O'Clock, to put in nomination a town
ship ticket for the coming election. It is hoped
that all viii be present By order ofthe
Is7s CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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PARTIES selling patent rights and
taking notes, and not inserting in the
notes, "given far a patent right" are
liable to go to Jail in the State of
Ohio.
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THE weather for the past week has
been very capricious, everything by
turns and nothing long. 'f'
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Bradley de-
sign starting for California on the first
of May, to be absent two or three
mounths.h .S;5,
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Notice to Contractors. /.

The undersigned will receive sealed proposals
until April 18th, for building the NJ. E. Church
at Palmyra. Plans and specifications may be
seen at Wilson & Forsyth's stores The founda-
tion and heavy timbers are furnished.
s5-a hsaE r : JAMES FORSYTH,
r. P. SHEPHERD,
3, ggffsf iORRIN STEPHENS,
S3-2t saasl TIA 9eSt Building Committee.
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IT isinow time for all active, go
ahead business men to begin adver.
tising for the Spring trade.
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"KNUcKLE-DowN" IL g-taw,,
<Feneveriess' ETC., are in vogue will
the boys-oa our streets just now.
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The Teaeher8' Institute commenced
its session on Monday last. About
sixty teachers are in attendance.
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"SPR1EG CLEANING" is a very i'm
portant topic o>conversotion now in
well regulated families.
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DEMOCRATIC No4INATIoSs. = The
Democratic meeting held at Citizens
Hall, on Saturday evening last, nomi-
mated the following tickets, TO be sup
ported by the Democracy at the cleo
ton on Monday next: 5.sls sz..s..
TOWNSHIP TICKET. 49,
Ti7tstees-Andrew J. Jennings, Ed
ward Knapp, John Gillis.
CIerk-Edward P. Hatfield.
Treasuue,--Thomas M. Jones.
1ssessor-Peter III. Bean.
Cozstabtes-Conrad Roody, Archi-
baM Mcclellan, Isaac j. Vance.
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The new Steam Fire Engine is
named Phenix.
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A DANCE is announced to take place
at Citizens Hall, tomorrow night
Good music will be furnished tor the
occasion, and no pains will be spared
to make it pleasant party. Admis-
sion, $I,00. All are invited.
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OLIVE LOGAN is going to lecture ON.
" Boys next winter. Wonder if she'll
feel ike taking them in her arms and
squeezing them?
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Rootstovvn Democratic Caucas

1sOvtssV"I y 1eHiIosEs14fc Nfaslcas.
The Democrats OF Rootstown are requested to
meet at the Town Hall Saturday evening, April
I'd, at O'Clock, to nominate a township ticket
for the coming election.
SETH N. ANDREWS, Ex. Com
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QUIrE a number Of dwelling houses
will be erected this sprlng and sum-
mer.
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Go TO E. P. Brainerd Il Son, for your Coffee
q Tea, 75-tf.S Z
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LARcENY.- About u O'Clock on
Tuesday night, ten boxes of cigars
were stolen from the Clerk of the Ex-
press Agent at this place, at the depot
of the a. s. G. W. Ry. The Clerk
had gone to the station with a num-
Der of packages to be shipped which
he set down upon the trucks on the
platform, and went into the depot to
enquire about the train which was be-
hind time. and while so absent the
cigars were stolen.
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was the programme: He was to be
run on the ticket, be elected, then re-
sign and have the Board fl the va
cancy by appointing one of the pres
ent Board, who sought nomination
in thescaucus, but failed. .Shoo, fly,
don't bodder me-" BRICK Tor.
The following are the Directors re-
ferred TO by our correspondent: W.
W. McClain and A. d. Power for two o
years, and Andrew Wilson and S. P.
Wolcott for one year.
A protracted meeting was held last
week at the N. E. Church.
Potatoes sold as low as eighteen cts.
per bushel last week in Kent.
Mr. r. Brobst, of Brimfield, has
bought of W. T. Tuttle, his storeroom
in Kent.
BTr..J W. Cone has rented the room
used by S. Webber, as a hardware
store, and will soon open up a stock OF
groceries.
w. S. Kent win open up a new
hardware store in Kent in a few days.
Mr. Thomas Neall it is said, intends
to build brick block on the lots adj
jaeent to his store on Main street.
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IHE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
3 or RAYENNA.O b.
Designated Depository of the
,aHfi'@ sfts US.

U. 8. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchan ged at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for SEQ and 10-Ao
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
Of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States 5ss
Sight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New Fork rates. ~
Revenue Stamps-a1l sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits Of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon. Ia @
GEO. ROBINSON, President. zser ~
Sent 3s1269 If. 49,
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As74 aDA<AoNA11O ~ Aooo,
Is a Home Institution, for the AceOnsmodG-
tfo's ftlse People of Portage County.
We will endeavor in the future, as in the past,
to give preference and I'LL orders and supply
the wants and demands Of our own county peo-
pie first.
viii pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Cold Silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds. sFxf II
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue Stamps-an sizes, kept constantly
on hand, and all orders filled promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. S. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates.
Drafts drawn and cashed all the principal
cities N the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, ireland and all
cities IN Europe ,.FtSyE aRflT
Collections made on all points in the United
STATES, and prompt remittance made.
N. D. CLARK, Prest.
Q. .E. WITFBR, Cashier.
Nov. s. 1868. tt. eg
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NOTICE.-The undersigned has becn dulv
IN appointed and qualiAed AdministrsStnsy
with Will annexed, of the estate of James Tut
tie, late Of Portage County, Ohio, deceased.
Palmyra, o, March Z, isTO. a.sWA. N'
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speciaI Notice.

On the 4st of May shall leave home to be
absent three or four months, and hereby noti-
fly all persons indebted to me to come forward
and pay what they owe. All accounts not set
tied byl May s1st shall leave for collection; SO
money can be saved by settling with me- Those
to whom am indebted are asked to present
their claims for payment zifs
The RAvENNA SUMMIT MILL will be operated
as usual, and its business conducted by compe-
tent men, w. e. BDADLEY.
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Township Convention.

5s8-7- = p------'-eoe
THE largest stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c, IL
ne County, at E. p. BRAINERD s. SON.
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BRIaIFIELD DEMocRATIc NoMISA-
TIoNs.-The Democrats of Brimfeld
have putin nomination the following
excellent ticket to be elected on Mon
day next:
Trustees--Elias Hickman, Jacob
Carson, Jos. w. Hall.
Clerk-Darwin Smith.
Tl'edSureT-Eli Wise
a ssess or-Wm. G. MouIton.
Consta6les-Lewis MetcaIf, B. f.
Boosinger.
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AND PRESCRIPTION.
TO YOUNG MEN

s'4 ~ 1OONG MEN.
This country is being crossed with numerous
railroads reaching from every direction to Sionx
City, Iowa. Six railroads viii be completed to
this city within one year. One is already in
operation connecting us with Chicago and the
to this CITY within a year connecting us witS
Dubuque and McGregor direct ThSso mora
Will be completed within a year, connecting ms
direct with st. Paul. Mipn., Yankton. Da SanJ
Cotambus, Neb., on the U, p. r.. r, The Mis-
sour hivey gives us the mountain trade Thns
lt VIII pc seen that no section of country ofieTs
such unprecedented advantages for business
y spsSglati9p pee M and making a fortune. For the
country Is being populated, and towns and cit.
les are being built almost beyond belief Eve,.v
man W6o takes Q homestead now will have
rallroaa market at his own door. And any on
osttpriSlhg young man, with small Capital, can
SS.dintlsn S,Sionn nlnsccT in a permanent and paYinG
1Sslnoss If he selects the right location anGstho
.Igbt branch of trade, Eighteen ycars, residence
in the western country, and large portion OF
the time employed as mercantile agent in this
country, has masle me familiar with the branch-
cs OF business and the best locations of this
country. For 81 remitted to me-, / will rive
truthful and definite apswers to ali questiops on,
this sub ject desired by such persons Toll them
the best place TO locate, and what business is
overcrowdod, and what branch Is neglected.
Address Alf $50 HHDANTET GIS1TvT ~ ..l
(Box 1867 s. c. Com. of Emigration
feD' "a, w. To-ly Sioux City, Iowa
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CONTRACTORS will see by notice in
our special column, that the commit
tee having the matter in charge will
receive sealed proposals for building
the NJ. E. Church edifce in Palmyra
until April 18th. 9'Ihc lowest respen-
sible bidder gets the job. F i,
GONE E1sT.-Mrs. A. c. Hasbrouck
started for the East on Saturday last
for the purpose of purchasing spring
stock of goods for her establishment
in Empire Building, corner of Msin
and Chestnut streets. The ladies
may look out for new styles and re-
duced prices upon her return.
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We neglected last week to state that
Harper's New Monthly Magazine for
April had been received at the Etna
Book Store All the leading maga-
zines and daily papers may be found
at the same place. as nasva
TIE New Steamer with the reels
and hose for our Fire Department
have arrived. We are not advised as
to the time when it viii be tested, but
probably to-day Thursday or to-
morrow. ~.