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The Negro Question In . New shape.

Il
Under this esptioirwe find an in
teresting chapter, inSihe New York
Stuats Zeituag, q i illustrates the
"divine wrath noEs Germans in
Missouri which forced them to make
front against the natiyism of the col
ored race and to defend themselves
against the nativism of Mr.. Drake
and the McClurg-ians. Says that pa
per;
Between these two fires, the eyes of
the Germans in Missouri were fOrci-
bly, opened, and they now see plainly
the prize which they won after so
many sacrifices of national habits and
sentiments to the very classes who
have assailed them and would ruin
them if they could. The patience of
the German Radicals is at an end
They have now discovered how I'M
natural the coalition was which they
entered into with barbarian Africans
on one hand and with arrow-minded
and fanatic Yankees on the other
All this. is-not unexpected to us-to
the Radical Germans of Missouri the
negro question in lis new shape Mnst
appear like the head of Medusa.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

AN INGENIOUS AND VALUABLE IN
yENTIo6.-Mr. j.. w. Stockwell of
this village is the inventor ofa very
ingenious machine for cutting nuts or
burrs which does the work rapidly
and perfectly. He has just construct
ed one of these machines at his ipa-
chine shop on Oak street, which we
witnessed in operation on Tuesday.
The nuts are poured into q hopper
and are shaken down upon the tap,
running through the machine, which
works automatically in all its parts
dropping into bog below with the
threads evenly and accurately cut in
each at rapid rate. We are inform
ed that this machine will cut 1000 "a
inch and 5000 % inch nuts In day.
Mr.. Stockweli has disposed ofhls IN
terest in this invention to Mr.. +. Fitch
and we learn that tits his intention tt
construct a number of these machine
Immediately. '5e3 - 80 oaa.es.4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

EXTENSIVE BURGLARY AT WELLS
vILLE.-A jewelry store in the MIS-
souri, House, at Wellsville, was bur-
glarized on Tuesday night of last
week. The house was entered through
the cellar, to which the thieves gained
access through the coal hole. Watch
es and fine jewelry to the amount OF
over $1,000 were stolen, Among
the articles stolen were eighteen hRnt-
ing eased silver watches, three open
faced silver watches, two gold hunt
ing cased watches, three or four Ia
dies gold watches, number of gold
plated watches, a large nulnbeg SOi
plain and fancy gold rings and jewel
~ ofail kinds. ipeludiug the mos
valuable goods I'm the establishment.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03
AURORA. 8aiT9

6oRRESPONDEAGE<s
s We wish to correeta mistake that
oceurfed itsohr last Communication.
H,pceurred iBz the panuscript and was
no error of the office. The word
stesl Was written steal Wishing to
wound no ones feelings, we make the
correction. Since our last, the great
trial, known as the Resurrection case,
haslcome and gone, a yerdiet rendered.
What that verdict is viii be found in
another column, we presume. What
l wish to ask is this: Have we a
public burying ground in Aurora
Who has control over it, and for what
purpose? The first question we pre-
sume~eyery one will answer III the
affirmative. We think it equally plain
that the Board of Trustees have Con-
troll of it. But for what purpose? Is
it to farm out, as they think proper,
giving to A so feet square and only
let b haye2 x6?L LWethink not. Ii
they have the right to give 20 feet
square TO one man, they have the same
right to give 100 to, another. They
can say to A fit up your lot here, and
you B go down in this corner. We
think they have no such power or
right. The question naturally arises,
is there any check upon the greediness
of the man that would appropriate
one half of cemetery to his own use
We think that one of the duties ofthe
Trustees is to see that no one inter-
feres with the rights of another in
1burying his dead. ss N
AURORA, Nov. 1st. 1870. ....
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03
CYL Davis .sewinr Machine.

The first Davis Sewing Machine was intro
duced in Portage County the 9Th day of March
1870, There are now sixty-one of them in hse
and all or them giving the best satisfaotione-
This rapid sale establishes at once the superior
ity Of this Machine. It has been in competition
with all the different makes, and won. Every
Agent trembles when he finds u Davis TO COM
pete with, There is no Visible point ef fepiora
ity that he can praluce. So he makes his point
of attack, on the durability Of the machine,
which, according to his'story, is very short
But running the Davis Sby steam. power, IN a
Corset Factory, every day for 1s months, with
out any repairss and as good to-day aston the
start establishes at once the durability Of the
Davis. and We warrant and will keep in repair,
free of charge. our Davis, for as long time as
amy other gent iare Warrant any machine. and
will give backing that onr contract will be 1ul-
flied have good machines, nearly new; OF the
best manufactures. that will sell at Fedacetl
prices. 1 do not advertise or blow anything
that EcsnAat, ,haek ,up, aud aslg sh who Srein
waptof = machine, TO call and sexanlne,Y and
give the Davis q trial.
1U-G-r =, - ~ 3. "A. AASON-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

IT is announced that Chief Justice
Chase is soon to resign the position
which he now fills upon the bench of
the Supreme Court of the United
States, in consequence of failing
health and his desire for repose. Itis
hardly to be expected that Grant will
fill his place with one more capable
or who will discharge the duties OF
the high Office with more dignity,
ability and impartiality.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03
RaiIroad Accident.

C1NcINNAT1, Oct. 27.-The eastward
bound passenger train on the Ohio &
Mississippi road, by the displacement
Of a switch through the absence Of
the mind of syitchman, ran into a
freight train standing ON a side track,
near Loozootee, by which the fireman,
Conrad Frederick, of Seymour, Mrs.
M. Roberts, of Vincennes, and Nancy
Runyan, of Kansas City, were killed.
Among the wounded were; Geo,
WilliamSon, o., HomeRoy, Ohio, seri-
riously; John Larraby, baggage mas
ter, Mr.. Gertmann, express messen-
ger, and Mr.. Burnley and George Lof-
tnss; of ST. Louis, more orIless in
iured,
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REcevERING.-We we're pleased to
have call from our old friend Geo.
W. Barclay, Esq, on Friday last, and
to learn that he is recovering from Sc
rious injuries he received about six
weeks ago. He was assisting in rails
ing the frame for the new Town Hall
at the center of Edinburgh, and was
on the upper ioist helping lift the pur-
loin plato to its place, when he slip
ped and fell to the joist below, dis
-tance of about nineteen feet, bruising
him in very serious manner. lie
was taken to his home, and for three
weeks was confined to his bed, and
for over four weeks to his house. He
sis now able to get around by the use
--of crutches and is in a fair way to re-
cover, &t''t
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10 whom It may Coueern.s

.
We, the undersigned Apothecarics' and Drug
gists Of the City OF Cleveland, take pleasure in
recommending our fellow toHusman. Mr.. z. A.
shelleHtFagerS V the citissns Of Ravenna and
vicinity. aF 2 eamgetsnt Appthecsry and Drug
gist He has beep canpected with some of our
best Drug Heus0s from his boyhood up. both as
dispenser of medicine and a salesman, and we
can assure Messrs. Brainerd j Son, that in our
opinion, they have made an excellent selection,
. man Of ability, IN. whom they eau place the
most implicit confidence, ana who is capable o.
taking charge Of ans Drug <IieSelsss pre-
scriptionist and salesman. s.,sy,f. ,.,.,..;
M HESSLER,. .f..,rr --.,,.,,,,,,,,.
''sH - XATrEL, H1AUIe M3pAE ggf Co.,
.,.s,i.r aARpL. IL. SHANNON, ,raf- rs. >aaa
/ m Ia = HARTNESS q HULlNG, ad ts-" . y
II. G. BUSCH. M. Dig sh0 HUH .a5Hl1
BENTON. MYERS Il CAMPBELL.
,ao W. II. C.iFENER. N, n.as pine ,a-i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

CoNEIpEScE.G GAME oS ARAkENNr-
AN.-We find the following in the
Detroit Free Press of the 9th ult. :
'On the third instant a man named
George Curtiss, on his way from Ra-
VIENNA, Ohio, to Muskcgon, got afoul of
a confidence operator at Adrian, who
swindled him out Of three hundred
dollars. The man was informed of
the game that had been played on him
Just before the train started for De-
troit, and gave7the depot detective a
close description of the. man, which
was forwarded by the train conduc-
tor: The sharper left for Adrian, but
came down TO Lenawee Junction and
Joined the train on which Curtiss was
coming, His appearance was not no
ticed by the conductor until he saw
him working up man on the train,
and the two jumped off at Gratiot
street crossing. Getting aboard a
stree: car, the intended victim proved
refractory, and was dropped, and the
sharper came down to a hotel and put
up for the night. Curtiss stopped at
the same place, and seeing the sharp
Ell, went after an officer to arrest him.
While he was gone the fellow got
away, and was the next day seen in
Windsor. Curtiss remained here sew
eral days, hoping that the man might
be arrested, and the item has been
withheld from publication for the
same qeason.A All hopes have now
been abandoned, and Curtiss has re-
turned to Ohio to study up on the Gu
rious trick of the heathen Chinee."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

Empress Cloths. all fashionable colors can I
found in DAYS complete stock.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

Coal IN EDINBURGH.-We learn
that Mr.. Gustavus L. Chapman has
recently discovered a workable vein
of coal on his place near the center OF
Edinburgh. The vain is said to be
from two and half to three feet in
thickness and of a. superior quality
fully equal to that found in Palmyra
Mr.. Chapman has commenced sinking
shaft and has procured an engine
and other necessary machinery fol
working the mine, and soon we ex-
pect to see our market supplied with
coal from the Edinburgh mine,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

ANOTHER case was tried before
Justice Squires of Hiram, under athe
act prohibiting cattle running at large.
A COW came into that township from
Maple Grove, Geauga county, and
was taken up and impoundeds blythe
Constable of Hiram, wieustlles owner
brought suit in replevin to get pos
session of the COW. On the trial the
Court awarded the possession ofthe
animal to the plaintiff, on the ground
that the animal was at large without
his knoWledge. ssssz
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BURNED TO DEATH FROM L1GuT,N,

BURNED TO DEATH FROM LIGHTING
A Coal On LAMP.-On Monday eve
ming of last week, at CircleYille, Mrs.
Lasee attempted tQ pour caal oil from
pitcher intQ a lamp, without extin-
guishiug the light, when the oil took
fire and exploded, enyeloping the un-
fortunate WOMAN in flames, burning
her so horribly that the flesh dropped
in pieces from her body, She lin
gcred In Intense agony for about four
hoursn WheRdeatb came to her relief.
Mrs. Lasee was about twenty ON q
years of age, and leaves husband
and two. small children.-zZunesUile
Signal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

COURT OF CodNoS PLEAs.lThe fol-
lowing business has been transacted
by the Court since our last report:
William III. kibler VS.. John Bean
Settled. NJ. Stuart for plf.-W. B.
Thomas, for deft.
Daniel E. Jones, Admr. VS.. John
w. Davis. Suit brought to recover
the amount due on notes which plain
tiff alleged to be III the possession OF
defendant. Defendant claimed that
the decedent, in his life time, donated
the amount of the said notes to his,
defendants, wife, who was neice OF
decedent. The case excited con-
siderable interest and was closely
contested. There were over so wit
nesses called in the case. Tried to
Jury. Verdict for defendent-motion
for new trial filed; oyerruled. Hart
& Reed, Ranney & Hatfield for plff. !;
W. B. Thomas & E. B. Taylor for deft.
State of Ohio vs.. Basel Porter-In-
dictment for Robbery. Defendent
arraigned, and pleads g net guilty"
Same VS.. Same.-Indictment for
aiding and abetting robbery. Defend
ent arraigned and pleads "not guilty"
Isaac n. Sheldon VS.. Lewis NJ.
Brown. - Attachment. Default -
Judgment. for plff. forSS10 80 and cost.
Ranney Sc Hatfield tor plff.
Jerome Mcintosh VS.. John McIn-
tosh & ais. Partition ordered.
Joseph Pereire VS.. Clara A. Rice
Transcript stricken off.
Martin Mccormick VS.. Calvin r.
Harmon's Admir-. s. als.-Suit brought
to recover damages for the, removal
of the remains of PLAINTIFFS wife from
place of burial in Aurora burying
ground by defendants and their order.
Tried to Jury. Yerdictforpl plf. against
Hiram CalkiHs, Albert .LoEeland and
Wallace FL. Harmon, Admir- of Calvin
Harmon, decd for $3.50. Said def'ts
demand new trial, which was al
loYed on filing underktng in $500.
Brown & Biakeslee for plff. Taylor
& Horton for defts.
William d. Bishop VS.. Harriet D.
Bishop-Diyorce granted. S. d.
Norton for plft. ,aaa7aE
State VS.. Caleb Hotchkiss-Indict-
ment for keeping Room, &c. Arraign-
ment waived; deft. pleads "guilty,"
and sentenced to pay fine of S100 and
premises ordered to be abatad.
Same vs.. Same-Indictment for
selling liquor to one i'll habit of In
toxication. Arraignment waived ;
deft. pleads " guilty" fined $25 and
costs.
Eathan A. Babcock VS.. Horace IL.
Willard & als.-Foreclosure-D efts.
make default. Decree for plff. for
S2S. M. Stuart for plff. -Fs.1fr
State of Ohio VS.. Frank NJ. Kelso-
Indictment for Manslaughter. The
trial of this case to the jury was COM
menced on Friday and occupied the
time of the Court till Monday eve
ming when it was given to the jury
under the charge of the Court. AT
about half past twelve o'clock on
Tuesday morning the jury returned a
verdict against the defendant Of
equity of manslaughter." Motion
for new trial by deft. D. L. Rock
well and E. B. Taylor for deft.
OIL. Drake Admr. VS.. John Hat.
field 6 als.-Snit brought on promis.
sorry note dated May, 80, 1859, for 10
per cent. interest, payable annually,
Judgment for principal and G per cent
only, the ten per cent. Law having beer
repealed April l, 1859. Ranney
Hatfield for plff. w. B. Thomas fol
deft. Hatfield.
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Mr.. OLIVER COPS, of Saiineyilla,
was killed, at that place, on Saturday
evening. last. lie had been ton the
country to procure girl to do house
work and returning at the time two
trains meet was standing on thp
switch, watching the train coming to-
wards him OH the main track, when
one coming from The other direction
ran eyer. and killed 'htaff.i His body
was not discovered Tor nearly half an
hour after the accident.
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The Armx of the Cumberland.


The fourth annual reunion of the Ar
my of the Cumberland is to be held at
Cleveland on the 24th and 25th inst.
Extensive preparations have been
made to make it grand affair. The
following circular issued by the Com
mittee on Invitations has been sent
to all the members of the Society and
to many not members:
CLEvLAND, October 9th, 1870.
Comrade:
-yo-..ff The duty is assigned to
US of reminding you that the next an
| nual meeting of the Society of the
Army of the Cumberland will take
place in the City of Cleveland, on. the
24th and 25th days of November next
| and we are directed to extend to you
a fraternal and cordial invitation to
be present.
The general objects OF the Society,
now too well known to be here stated,
are sufficient to insure the presence OF
the members at the anniversaries
but the approaching meeting will
have paraImou interest and import
ance. Since the reunion at Indian
apolis, our. beloved President, Major
General George III. Thomas, has re-
ceived his Last Order, and joined for
ever the departed and historic Heroes
of the Republic. His endeared men,
Eory and example remain TO us, and
we will cherish the halloWed treasure.
An oration on his life and character
will be pronounced by Major General
James A: Cart cid, and the vacant Of
flee will be filled by new election.
The regular annual Address will
be delivered by Major General J. NJ.
Palmer.
The time for this meeting was
| changed from December to Novem-
Der, to accomm odate those of our
| comrades whom the nation has called
to its Executive and Legislative coun-
sells and we are thus assured of the
presence of many of your distinguish
ed bretheren whom you last met in
the trough ranks of way"
We will only add, that generous,
hospitable and patriotic people are
anxious to welcome you TO our city,
and your comrades will joyfully hear
your response at roll-call.
That adequate arrangements may
be made, we will thank you to ap-
prise the Committee that it is your
purpose to attend.
W = 4l. -
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THE hardware store of Fennock 81
Faas, in Minerva, was enteredIbyt bur-
glars on last Thursday nj sht, and
robbed of ten dollars in scrip and
nickel, two revolvers, worth $40 a
piece, and o box or, two of cartridges,
Oh, The same night some hungry
sncaks entered Abe Haines'back kitch-
en- and cleared the cupboard of every
thing edible, consisting Of piss, bread
and butter, meat, &c.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

u. KNOTT has obtained "a
divorce frem his wife, in st. Louis, OIL
the ground Of Yeruel, abusive treat.
ment." He was Knott, her husband
and she was Knott, his, wife. Now
she is not; that is to say, she Is
Knott, and he is divorced; still he il
Knott. Why not?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

SOME CHEEsE.-On Saturday after
noon last quite procession of two
horse wagons (sixteen in number)
filed through Maine street to the West
heavily laden with cheese. They
were from the factory of Mr. D. w.
Thomas, of Paris, and were destined
for the repository of Mr.. F. E. Udell.
The number of cheese was some 529,
weighing about so lbs. each.
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4. p. Rrainard a Som.

Successors to Poe 8 Brother, Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints. Oils, Varnish, Glass, futty,
Cutlerys Lamps. Groceries -PerfpmeFSS Eancy
Toilet articles, Pure WINGS and Liquors for me.
dicinal use. Physicians prescriptions careful
ly compounded. We have secured the services
of DIR. Charles =. Poe, and the Prescription De.
partment viii be under his control. Swift's
Bleck. Main stroot. Rsyenna, Q, .7s-6 ~ Y .
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.,
OPPOSITE ErNA sL ocK
ESTABLISHED IN 1868,

rs Home Islsfit,stion, for the Aceonansoda-
tiOn of the People of Portage County.
We will endeavor in the future, as in the past
10 give preference and fill orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
pie first. EsEtt
WIN pay the Highest Market Rates fol
Coupons, Gold, Silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue stavnps-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand, and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
u. s. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States.
sight Drafts on England, Ireland and al
cities in Europe.
Collections made on all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made
Nd CLARK, Prest.
C.E. wITTER Cashier.
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: DEAFH OF N-EDIToR.-We are
panied 70 learn that Z. s. Everett,
Esq, edit2r Of the Akron. City Times,
died suddenly In that city Oil Sunday
evening aged seventy-fiye years. He
had been for many years connected
with the press of the State, was,a vig-
orous writer and lifelong Democrat.
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POE BROTHERS

GONE HuME.-The officials of Trum-
bull county relieved our Jail Of that
troublesome customer, Charley VII
son, last Thursday morning, taking
him home to the Warren nuisance.
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Tue wind was on . high last Sun
day night, and howledN most .dismally.
Beyond the ripping UP off number
of awnings we lIear of no damage
done byitn TkHhH ii dJOo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

The Hoard Of School Examiners for Portage
Comfy, will hold meetings, for the Examina.
tionof applicants. in the Court House, until
further notice, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. II.
ndclose at4 T. NJ. as followss 4
Saturday, September 24th.
Saturday, october sth. -
Saturday, October 18th.
Saturday October 2ath..
And aatAs last SATURDAY Of each month there
after, until further notice.
YREEap REASenna, Sept q 1870. iOs IT. igmgi FsA
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The New Repository of Merits s.
Riddle is astapproaching completion.
It is contemplated to dedicate the
building by grand Ball,
to be given for the benefit Of "Rescue
Hook aud Ladder Company on the
2adl iasts aud a gay and festive party
is expected onthe occasion. Every
body should GO to the Rescue" u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

Orr ron THE EAsT..Mr. A. T.
Smith, of the firm of Smith Brothers
starts for the East to-day to lay in in a.
supply of winter goods for chat
go-aheadzeoneernr
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NOS 9viQhemicalss wa 7eqsl
,I1ses1 oval uoy i;,ahd Dye Stuhs,p
.ss9usvf.7sil ba3ss bGs u brasstuou
10 Fersale at Gqnd SAT- tsg9of Foyst
,7sd ,lv;cR Rickeusss Drug Store.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
We are conrine,nr People

Every day that we are selling Teas, Corees, ,,su.
,gars, apd all other Groceries cheap. and We
want any quantity Of Butter Eggs, Rags, Tai
low, Lard, and 100000 lbs. Dried Apples al
highest market rates. at ty.aart.f-s = +.
g. ra ar j. s. SMITH & cos.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

pa ,tliIE'oE"3I! III 6.IA 3A3Fs7F y
ben oval naa s9od sb 95sdw soaiq
iii aiadw 81 bssU ssti OF! ii ,.i ssesos
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tq1si . "a 9zsta ns2 pof .;asd5 beng
lfals1E 5ne7sTsi'} sdl 7" yiiIGapp
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Call and EExamIne

The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance q ellis, the best article ever sold for the
money Every one guaranteed to give sstisfse-
tion. R-tf.
| ,-ss aE... 81. -yT-- o1 H8-ff
GO TO E, p. Rrainerd D Son. Ter your Colee
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03

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