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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-02-10

The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil
in the world is Hazard 81 Caswell's, made on
the sea-share, from fresh selected livers, By
AswELL. HAZARD & Co, New York. 1t Il
absolutely pure and S.oeet. Patients vine
have once taken if prefer it to all Others
PHYSICIANS have decided it superior 10 an.
of the other oils in the market.
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ERRORS OE YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the receipt and directions for ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing, with per-
feet confidence. JNO. b. OGDEN,
nov25wly No. AZ Cedar street, New York
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ROTANIC RRyIEDIES.

To my former Patrons and az others:
l have again resumed the preparation Of
my old Remedies. The Liquids are all put up
in Bottles that retail at One Dollar. They are
neatly labeled with full directions for their
use. A liberal discount will be made 10 those
who buy to sell again.
The folOiSing comprises partial hst:
DR.. Jones Hot Bitters;
DR.. Jones Tonic Cordial;
DR.. Jones Tonic Expectorant or Cough Syrup
DR.. Jones Anodyne Drops;
DR.. Jones Comp. Syrup Of Stilingia;
DR.. Jones Whooping Cough Syrup.
DR.. Jones Yeget. cathartie Pills.
DR.. Jones Vermifuge;
DR.. Jones Spice Bitters;
DR.. Jones Composition Powders;
DR.. Jones I'd Preparation Of Lobelia;
DR.. Jones Female strengthening Syrup:
DR.. Jones Pain Extractor;
DR.. Jones G. s. Myrrh, or No. 8. Sc
Order direct from DIR. A. A. JONES. New
Orleans. My terms are Cash You can en-
close TO me the amount you wish to invest; or
instruct your merchant TO pay my bill; and
your order will meet prompt attention.
A. A. JONI NJ D.
dec4w3m New Orleans
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JOHN NJ. GREAvEs, JR, the Oldest son of
eol. B. Greaves, died at his fathers resi-
Pence in Clinton, Miss on Sunday the Both
pit, et7 Pm.
He was just twenty-five years and three
months old. His sickness was pneumonia.
ausiag him very great suffering for over a
Neck
Jack was young man of commanding an
Pearance, of fine mind, and enjoyed in an
mlnent degree the esteem of his communi-
u, and the love of his friends. Though not
professor of religion up TO the time of his
.cAness, ne had been piously raised and bad
leAe veneration for christianity. BY his
Wh request, the writer was sent for, who
Prayed with him and cited him to the prom
= Of scripture. He prayed most ferventlv
" continuously, and said that he believed
VI would convert his soul.
W. trust that he is at rest
10e tender sympathies of his numerous
Lends will be aroused for his grief-stricken
eher, who has been for many years an
ohored citizen of this county, and a jealous
emoer of the Methodist church. This Is
darkest shadow that has ever fallen
Ioss his threshold. May he find comfort
om Tod. G. O.. ANDREWS.
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1AHOR CONTRACTS FOIR 1870

We have now ready,and will send by mail
or express. per order to any part of the State.
..o following blank forms, adopted to the
,,rious labor contracts
1st. Contract for Share of the Crop.
a. Contract Tor Wages.
a. Landlords Mortgage Lien for Share
Of Crop.
oh. Landlords Mortgage Lien for Rent
Money
5,b. Merchants Lien for Supplies Fur
nished.
Price 81 per quire of "A blanks. or three
blanks for - cents.
Address,
POWER e. BARKSDALE,
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The Cotton Plant says. Gen. Chalmers Il
making preparations for q crop on the
Bowman place, and IL trying the expert
ment Of whfre labor in clearing mp an old
deadeninR. Five Germans, one Frenchman,
and two Illincisans, are busy with their axes
ar6 cane knives. and demonstrating the
fact that new Gotten lands can stiI1 be
cleared.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-02-10

OtENTRAL NURSERIES,.

ME offer for sale, the ensuing season. q
w alarge and we'll grown stock OF
Frnit Trees I EVsy Description
Adapted 20 the South--comprising Apple. Pear
Peach, Plum, Apricot. Ncctarinea
Fig, Ounce &C.. &c.
Grave Wines. Of an the most popular va
rieties, including good stock Of Concord.
Clinton, and souppernonR, the three best
Grapes for this climate.
StFsa w berry Plants in great varieties
Also, Raspberry Blackberry, aud ofhrr
small fruits 10 suit the climate.
Ornmmem tmi Trees, Shrubs, Flow erluW
Plants, &c, Ia Great variety.
Roses, Evergreens Hedge Plants SC.
Flower seed, "a choice collection OF home
raised.
ED~Cataloguea furnished an applicnuts
Address, A. L. HAfCH.
Jackson, Miss.
entral Nurseries oct. "a, 1869 w8mtwat
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SDecinI Notice 10 Subscribers i'm
Arrears.

We again urgently request our patrons
,.bos. papers we continue to cross mark, to
remit US at least the amount of one years
description on their account anu in order
% oiye all an opportunity of getting square
on our books, we now extend the time until
he first issue in March, wherein we Rill
receive five dollars for two years snbscrip-
ton, to include arrearages as well as new
accouAt. Very many availed themselves of
This proposition when it was first made, and
we shall be gratiied if all will do so. We
dislike to .dun" our friends, but we have to
do IS we are dun" by.
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READ THIS
AND ACT IMMEDIATELY /!
GO TO THE
treat AUCTION STORE

BOYD ~ BLOOM,
No. State Street, Chedpstde, JACKSON,
And get the best bargains you ever had in
buying
BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE,
TINWARE, CROCKERY,
and in fact everything from fne-tooth comb
to a circular saw-mill complete.
We have also, Pianos, Melodeons, Organs
Flutes, Violins, Etc.
Furniture of all kinds, cheaper than the
cheapest.
Auction sales every Saturday noon and
night, and Wednesday nights. Consignments
solicited. jy10w1Y.
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a certain cure for Whites, Suppressed Mem
ses, and other diseases peculiar TO women.
Prepared and sold by
l.. II. BRADFIELD,
Wholesale Druggist,
Price, 81 so per bottle. Atlanta, Ga.
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THE FEBRUARY MoNTHLIEs. - We
welcome TO our table the Rural Carolinian
New Eclectic, and Lippincott-all first-class
nariodicaIs of their kind.
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The Goodman Star says: we resolved
fhla week cony OF the YazDo Banner Of
Decembera IL 40 only nfty uiles &c XaHno
In making the trip.
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Inc feminine citizens of African descent
n9strops Texas, are on a grand strike,
l ~ ladies' are compelled to do their own
me Agricultural, Mechanical and Blood
oTk association Of Texas met NJ the Hutch
~ IA a onse, H0nBtonsaud determined definite
~ nold grand State Fair az Houston In
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No Choir should be Without Il!
THE AMERICAN TUNE BOOK.
THIRD EDITION READY.

A Collection of all the widely popular church
Tunes, Anthems, and Set Pieces which have
formed the foundation Of our American Church
Music for the past fifty years. Containing
1000 choice pieces selected By 500 Teachers and
Choir Leaders.
Price, 81 50. sIa 80 per dossn. A specimen
copy will BE- sent By mail TO any address, post
paid. ON receipt Of price ~
OLIVER DITSON a CO. BosroN.
G: H. DIT6ON q CO., NEW YoRK.
Fehl0w2t
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W7IfHIN the past SIX months We have
w brought "Oroide Gold 20 perfection. For
appearance, style Of finish and accuracy Of
time-keeping. the Gerard Watches" are uni
versaliy acceded to be the best They retain
their brilliancy and color till worn out.
They are all in Hunting Cases, Gentlemen's
and Ladies' sizes. Every watch guaranteed
for time and wear. by special certificate.
&H- "A large assortment Improved Or0idc"
Chains, - 20 s.. Also, Gentlemons and La
dies Jewelry in great variety.
tableware Of limitations order direct from
US or our authorised agents. Agents and 9th
ers applying for circulars, will please enclose
two 3 cent stamps for postage.
&A-All goods sent to be paid for on delivery
Customers permitted 20 examine what they or
der (befOre paying bills,) on payment Of Ex-
press charges both ways.
&4-When SIX Watches are ordered At once
we send an extra wa CHI (of same kind, } free.
Address plainly,
JAMES GERARD & co,
dl8w3m So Nassau street, New York
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TESTIMONIALS:

TusKEoEE, Ala, Nov. p, 1869.
Mr.. l.. H. BrGdfeld:
SIR; Please forward us Immediately another
supply Of "Bradfeld's Female Regulator" We
lind IL TO be all that is claimed for IL, and we
have witnessed the most decided and happy
effects produced by il. Very respectfully.
HUNTER & ALEXANDER.
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We, the undersigned druggists, take pleas
ure in commencing TO the trade Dr.. J Brad
fields Female Regulator believing il to be a
good and reliable remedy for the diseases for
which he recommends IT,
w. A. LANSDELL.
PEMBERTON, WILSON, TAYI OR 4 Co,
w. &. LAWSHE. Atlanta ca
w. ROOTS a. SON, Marietta, Ca.
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kidneys, fever, nervousness, chills, diseases OF
the skin, impurity of the blood, melancholy, OF
depression of spirits, heartburn, collie, or pains
in the bowels, pain in the head, fever and ague,
dropsy, boils, pain in back and limbs, asthma,
erysipelas, female affections, and bilious dis
eases generally
Prepared only by
~. nm. ZEKLMN a. co.
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
For sale by GUS ASHER, Jackson,
Feb 10 w6m Mississippi.
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BEARD g. BRO,
Manufacturer Of The
e K G e L s. I o r
FIR
BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES,
BANK VAULTS
VAULT DOORS,
B An X KS,
WARE House, Nos. 7aI and 795 North
Between Green and Morgan,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
sep9w6m
JOS. @. PEAsE. THos. W. KAvANAUGH.
y. G. PEAsE a. CO.,
Successor to JOHN FARRELL,
Manufacturer Of
STEAM REFINED
CANDIES,
LEMON SUGAR, SYRUPS, &C,
No. A92 North Second street,
sep0wem ST. LOUIS. MO.
$50 "A Week for Agents
ITO SELL he greatest Book ever published
Il Illustrated Magic Wand and Medical
Guide, and Book Of Nature combined, go
pages. Sample copies mailed free for 30 cents
DIX. r. +. YOUNG & co.
dec2lw4t $50 Broadway, N. Y.
+. A. MONTGOMERY,
ATTOR NEY AT l. W,
ReuIah.
BoLIvAR COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
WILL practice in Bolivar and adjoining
w Cou1ties. and attend 10 the payment Of
taxes and redemption Of lands. febSw3m
J. 8. COPE %,
Cotton Factor
AND
General Commits ion Merchant,
No. al CArondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Particular attention given to the Pur-
chase OF Merchandise and Plantation Sup
plies. Orders filed for Iron Bale Bindings.
Aug - WY
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TtEAS.-A very superior article, Of Imperial,
IL @. p. and Black Teas, just received and
for sale By WIN. b. TAYLOR & co.
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STATE Of Georgia Tfoup County.
This is to certify that have examined the
recipe of DR.. Josiah Bradheld, Of this county
and, as medical man, pronounced IL TO be a
combination Of medicines of great merit in
the treatment Of all the diseases Of females
for which he recommends it,
WIN. T.. BEASLEY, NJ. ID.
This, Dec. q, 1868
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WHEELoCK, FLNLAY q co,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
MCGUIRE, BLACKwooD & Co,
Mobile.
GUS. ASHER, Jackson, Miss.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan29wly
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IL xcelsior Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOPS,
JACKSON. ............. MISS.

FVHE undersigned are now establishing q
Il hrst-olass Foundry and Machine shop near
the bridge on Capitol street Jackson, Misc,
and solicit orders for all work usually done in
such an establishment. Our aim will BE- 90 serve
the public PROMPTLY, and our rates OF charges
Will be reasonable. All the machinery la new
and Of the most approved patterns Skilled
and experienced workmcn In every depart
ment. Orders solicited.
Dec. Is, tw3m J. Mcdonnell q 90.
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A THOUSAND WOMEN TESTIFY
DIR. J. BRADFIELD's
woMAN,s BEST FRIENDl

In - DIX AIR iELD >
igMA93 R80Ol AT0g2s
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DR.. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator,

preparation of roots and herbs, warranted
70 any one.
II has been used by hundreds, and known
for the last IS years as one Of the most reliable
efheaeious and harmless preparations ever Of
fered to the suffering II taken regularly and
persistently, il is sure to cure.
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coNCLUsIoS.'

now approach the conclusion Of my Off
cial life in cOnnection with the Grand Lodge
of Mississippi. Twas elected, the first time,
when brethren of prominence-ofhighc char
aeter for intelligence and good works, were
by those who desired to see their
great services to the Fraternity rewarded,
and their eminent qualifications laid under
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
4fnh,.91r.fte 4fh,.s9 1r.ften rsInn Massacre,

x T..
>, Rev. I'll. III. Lowry, Methodist mis-
siohafy at Pekih, writes to the Vest
e,n 4dUotdte an authentic account of
this terrible affair. He says: s. 'he
Il "All the priests connected with the
Roman Catholic missions, and three
Russian merchants residing in the
city, fell victims to the determined
Slaughter. No delicacy, no high ton
ed and tender respect for noble wo-
men, have any place here; ten Sisters
of Charity were dragged into the
street, subjected to every imaginable
.indignity and outrage possible to un-
governable passion, and then thrown
into the flames of the building which
they had erected to shelter the home
less and friendless. The foul deed is
accomplished, and the sound of the
gong bids the crowd disperse. A
few Protestant chapels to be demol-
ished BY detachments of the grand as
,sembly, and the days work is ended.
Now, was this the work of mob
had the people been goaded TO des-
peration by some foul deed or the re-
peated infiiction of. some grevious
wrong2 No. 1t was simple carry
ieg into effect the part of a predeter-
mined and. organized plan to exter-
inmate foreigners from, North China.
This the evidence seems abundently
sufficient to substantiate. The origin
ators and leaders ~ of Jthe5 movement
only used these scoundrels and law
less characters as their tools in effect
Dlng9 their purposes, and aroused the
popular feeling by circulating the abb
surd rumors that the Roman Catho-
lies were in league with kidnappers.pl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
An Incident Of the Election.

& The Hon. Ralph Leete was elected
to Congress by the white voters of
the Observation-Disclosures, butjwas defeat
ed by the Niger repeaters who voted
wheneyerfand, wherever they wanted
to. T.. The characteristic, gratitude of
the negro was not exempIifed in his
case, as an Incident will illustrate.
Twshtyeyeai's ago, When Ralph Leete
was the Democratic Prosecuting At
/ torneyv Of, Lawrence county, some
slave traders captured a family of me-
groes who had been legally enanci!
pated'in Virginia, well provisioned
and well located in that county Mr..
Ieete, iWhosMas, and is still one of the
living apostles of Thomas jefferson
and State Rights, did not propose to
allow the Yankee negro traders to
make an African slave coast of his
'baiHWiek, and Immediately . began
proceedings against the kinnappers.
With the assistance of Gen. John e.
Breck kehridge in the courts Of Ken
tuckyy ueete recovered zone INSTALL
ment OF theIer9Wd from "a Louisville
slave pen, and afterwards the remain
der from like Institution in New
/ III
in Lawrence, where they multiplied
to a wonderful extent Two or three
nights before the late, election there
iEas Q big meeting of the darkies of
the township in which this tribe Of
negroes! had been located, and a gen-
eralI distribution of Abolition and
coolie tickets. About forty full grown
negroes were present, The chairman
announced that "De Ironton publican
Komfnittee has authorized me to
stribate dc follering tickets among
4 oh coons, am you be surah to vote
them ,accordip' to de 'structions OF; de
said komittee." One venerable darkey
the father of the family Leete' saved,
shook his white locks at the ticket
presented him, and -askedl:Gf fs Is de
name of de Honorable Ralphus Leete
on. dis ticket?", .Theiaustere chairman
replied: "No, sab, de name of
Rafphus Leete don't done gone got
on dat ticket Himlam copperhead
and secessionist of de fust class, and
noFblack kin think of voting for himt"s
The old man again shook his white
wool and delivered, substantially, the
following speech; nl"(See here, young
man, Qlu ulS coon understand you 10
say dat de name of Ralph Leete was
not on dis, piece a paper5 Don gibs
you to ;'stinctly. understand dat, /
votes no such dam trash! Whar-
wharAwould / bin am my boys, if 1t
hadn't bin for Mr.. Leete? What did
ihe save us from more'n twenty year
ago? God a mercy am 1 gwine agin
him now cause I gat dc privilege to
vote? l jis tell you wat it is---you
coonslca vote aS you please, but dis
child amt a gwine to vote agin9 Mr.
Leete under no circumstances, and de
komittee may 60 to de devil wild dar
tickets !" And with this the old man
stamped out of the house, but Mr.,
Leetei got but enc Negro Yeten out of
the flftY last In the township, all the
rest being cast accordin' to dc 'strpp-
tions of dc publican komitFe. ."-CrtsSs>
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TERRIBLE RRIbLAEsS sroaK M IN CuBA,1A CslSA New
York telegram Of Monday, says: We
have received the tietails Of the terri
BILE storm which desolated Cubs last
week. From one thousand to two
thousand were killed or drowned,
twelve thousand head of cattle were
lost, several vessels were, wrecked
and in 4Antanzas over fourz hundred
houses were destroyed. Among the
most: horrible features Of this ealami-
,ty was the Iuprooting snde sweeping
away of fiaueemetery, and the scatter
ing of the corpses through the sdjao
cent countEYsinoI sfli 10 loiibs s.if a
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Loos of the steam Shin Cambria.
A London telegram of the 2lst

A London telegram of the 2lst
says:
The steamer Enterprise, from Gar
stont to Londonderry, picked up boat
off hnishowen Head at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, containing s.:ilor
and the corpse OF u girl. The sailor
stated that the steamer CdmGrid. OF
the Anchor line from New York.
struck at ten o'clock the night previ-
Gus, on Innistranwill Island. and ybe-
came total wreck. -Four orher boats
containing passengers left the steamer
but are not yet heard OF. The sailor,
reports that his own boat upset, and
all in it but himself were drownesl.,
LATER.-The agents of the Anchor
line at Glasgow liavt received full
confirmation of'tlle loss ottheir' steam
ship Cambria, on "Wednesday night.
The sailor who was saved is now in
Londonderry. His name. is Garland.
He is native OF Armagh, Ireland.
There are no tidings of the missing
boats. r1t.q q ss..s- ni4
The Cambria took outE12T passen-
gers-42 cabin, Is intermediateiand 67
steerage. eAaze'.3 sot sEszas'. &.
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Riot at Laurens Cours use.soutlr Caro-.

New Y ORR, October 2244,-The Her
AIDS special from Columbia, South
Carolina, on Friday, the day after
the election, says: Disturbances, oc-
Cured at Laurens Court House be-
tween the union reformers and the
negroes, though not of a political ma
ture. The State constabulary tried to
arrest a Tennesseean named johnson,
who resisted. Pistols, were drawn
and riot ensued, during which five
whites and three negroes are reported
killed. The names of the whites are
Tyler, Lowry, Frost, Leahy, Ralhond,.
A man named Powell was wounded.
as also Crows, member. of the Leg
islature. The United States troops
recently sent from Laurens county,
are in Columbia, and Governor Scott
is trying to have them returned He
will not send negro troops, though
the latter are under arms -,m..L-ao-i9
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

At the late election the electors of
Trumbpll county decided in favor Of
building new Jail by,avote of 3134
for, to 1884 against the proposition. -
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.TITUSVILEE.

TITUsy1LLE, PAg,o October 20.LThe'
shock of an earthquake was very per-
eepibly felt here at 11:15 ArM.i Sew
eral brick buildings were shaken, and
the OCCUPANTS ram out into the Streets
i'll great alarm. It lasted but a few
Seconds rnI nintl iLIfM = HtiX .sizE
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coNNRAUTVfLLE, lPA.2

CoNNEAUTvfLLE,y PA!,, October 20.=AAi
At eleven O'Clock this morning, we
felt two; distinct shocks of an earth
quake, of from two to five minutes
duration. Many persons ran into the
streets in fear that the buildings were
falling, and some were Ttquite sick
from the effect, but there was no dam
age done the buildings, 80 -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
Elections in November.

Elections will take place in fifteen
States next month, as follows:
Nov. 7-being "the first Mopday "
In. the month. Arkansas and Louisi-
ana. q &
Noy. 8-being " the first Tuesday
after the first Monday" Alabama,
Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri. Nevaaa, New Yorf. New
Jersey, Wisconsin.
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,fH TROY,JN.EY.

Troy, October 20.--An Il earthquake
shock was felt here at, IL ;l5 A. NJ.
The Southwest school house, was se-
verely shaken, causing panic am among
the scholars.n The shock was felt at
Albany, Hudson Sandy Hill, Cam
bridge, Walrensburg, Saratoga, Syra-
cuse, WarsaW and Auburn. AT .Sar-
atoga some buildings were damaged,
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-IItI u y lJUftL lI5c u u. 10
Il IT has been definitely ascertained
that Commissionerr Delano is - suc-
iceed, Secretary Cox in, the Interior
Department. i Who islto succeed De-
Ilano is not stated. ii aaned sdl s,ne1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

\, FATAL eAocIDENT.-O.n nj Tuesday
evening as tho 81 train, on the C,
Mt. v. &. d. railroad was passing
through deep cut near the o!d Forge,
the Engineer discoveredia a man walk.
ing on the track. lie Iwhistled, but
could not attract the attention of the
man, and before the train could be
stopped, he was run' over and instant
ly killed.. His name was fzigleR was
about fifty Ypaps ef age. and formerly
resided III MiddlebAry, He was YepN
deaf. No blame can he attached to
the employees OF the road. d.--Aki'oie
Times, si'i 'i9 9ii'"F 'p '-"Hi "h.
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SCHENECTADY,N. 81.

scHENEcTTAiDY, II. Y, October 30
This city was visited with severe
shock of earthquake at d quarter past
eleven O'Clock this morning. Dali the
inhabitants. rushed terror stricken, in
to the streets, and the excitement was
intense: Much confusion prevails,
and tits impossible to ascertain wheth-
er any serious damage was DONE sTo'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
AT NEW CASTLE.

4 New CASTLE, PA, October 90
Quite distinct earthquake was felt
in this city at eleven O'Clock to-day,
The shock lasted three or four min
utes, and the effect was to sicken
many persons with a dizziness. In
the second and third stories of build
ings the force of the motion was
greater. In some instances the occu-
pants deserted in fright. pii'. hi2its29ii