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VIRGINIA.
QUIET ELECTION AT EORfOLK-PROBABLE RE-
ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVE PLArr.

QUIET ELECTION AT EORfOLK-PROBABLE RE-
ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVE PLArr.
NORFOLK. Va, Nov. 8.-The election passed
OF very quietly. A company Of marines was held In
readiness during the day at the Custom HOUSE to repair
to any part OF the city whore their services might DO re-
quired TO maintain order. Three Wards give James H.
Patt IT, the Republican Congress candidate, majority
Of one There s Ward 10 hear from, and In that
Ward the negroes have registered majority OF sS.
SrAUSTON, Va, Nov. 8.-Reynods, the lpde-
pendent Conservative candidate carries the city by six
majority In the County the vote between Harris. the
Conservative nominee and Reynolds will be close and
the result will not ascerained before tomorrow night
Tho vote has been small.
N'KRNZIE (RBPO PROBABLY REFLECTED IN THE
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 6.-Tbe election passed
of quietly A small vote pOied. being 800 or 7oo
short OF that Of May last Three wards give Braxton
Conservative majority. but the city Will give boken
ze Republican, probably lb0 majority mhnasSas glVes
Mckenzie majority aud Fredericksburg gives BfaAton
200 majority.
NORFOLK Nov a-Platts majority In this city IA about
100: In Portsmouth. 292, and In iyOr, l5 Iuln gives
Boiling (DeIn majority. and Windsor gives bong ~
majority.
PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. 8.-The returns re-
ceived here indicate that Plat has swept his dsTot ny
0 largely Increased majority
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DELAWARE.
A HEAVY CoLoRED voTE-REPoRTED RIOTS AT
ODESSA AND SMYRNA.

. HEAVY CoLORED vOTE-REPoRrHD RIOTS AT
ODESSA AND SMYRNA.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 8-NOOn.-The election
IN this CITY has passed of quietly UP to this hour The
ored pcoule are generally voting. and seem earnest In
asserting their new nights
There are rumors OF serious riots by white men at
odsssa and Smyrna. II If reported that the Deputy
limited States Marshas at those places have been driven
, the ground the coored men prevented from voting
and the ballotboxes seized
RIoTING IN WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 8.-There has been
less riotpg in two wards OF this city during the
,,,noor between crowds Of white and colored me n.
A, o'clock a sharp encounter took place. In which
.n, sbots were fired Ii is reported that number OF
persous have been shot
TIP STATE DEMOCRATIC BY GREATLY REDUCED
NJ, IoRITY-THE LEGISLATURE UNDECIDED -
NEWCASTLE COUNTY GONE REPUBLICAN.
wunyGros. Del, Nov. 6.-The Democratic
,eret ia elected in Delaware by majority greatly
-, from that OF 1865. The returns, up TO IL O'Clock.
90 vary meager from the lower counties, and the com
-,oto q, the Legislature remains undecided.
=, 80 stle Comfy the Republicans have decided
,naioIity on the state and Legislative iekets-
.SorurR REPORT-THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
NOT OVER 900.
U,,oxcroy. Del, Nov. 6.-Returns show
-. kenublcan gain over the vote OF 1858, but not
-, to on.nge the result. Ponder. Dem, for Gov
- IA. probaby SO majority, and Biggs for Congress
nearly the same. The hepupcnhs .aIry re"cAs'o
County for the Legislature anu VI '"o o' '
scATTERING RETURNS. no
wu,rScroS. Del. Nov. s.-The returns come in
.oxly. Wilmington City, second Wara, gives rehdor
T'amI FOR Governor. 80 majority. Eighth Ward <ives
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cpn,ps AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH.

In a riot at Baton Rouge, La, on Monday
gs two negroes were is and several whites and negroes wounded
The machine shop of the new reservoir In st.
Jouis burned Monday L"ss On mAoA'''' s'' NO N'
All the San Francisco Courts adjourned yester-
d., a. NAH Of respect Of Judge A. SIusnae
eg. Of murer has entered sganst hrs fAI VINO eo MN
"A warehouse adjoining Messrs. Hicks Co.'S
Mills m Cleveland and occnpe by that urn o. sh once tno or
ssorAs, vvIeo.ss !. asoysd BY t yesterday LOs sRo In
sursd
Yesterday, the building occupied by ""
Pierce Co a. wholesale grocery Lafayette Ind wac ternsa
lsIg, qa.Anty coffee and TIA was saved As
ton LOss sl0o 900 insurance. Si1o,Oco
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by Jim Flax. jr.. TO the mombors OF the regiment o.
which he IL the commander:
HEADQUARTERS srH REGIMESr. N. q. s.HY
NETWORK, Nov. s, 1870 :
srsc'.L 0RDERr, No. s.-COmpany OF tins coss
msnd, Captain and Brevet Colonel William n. vsY
xtyon commanding. win appear I'm ctizens' dress q
inc renmeutzl armory Tuesday. the 5th Inst. al
m with body and crossbelts. bringing their fstlgn
UNIFORM. and avoid making any public display Of 10
ny order On Col. James Flax. jr.
EDGAR 8. ALISON. Adjutant
ANOTHER WITNESS.
TO he Edsfor Of The Tribune
SIR: Seeing Col. Fisk's reply TO your state
ment of his order TO the 9th RsgHeut would info-u
you that heard gentleman say he received an ordss
from Company OF that regiment ordering him 10 -
pear at the ArmOry at the 8h inst In citizess
dress bringing with him fatigue cap. Jacket sns
body belt concealed that could them Tn
order was regularly served at the gentlemans place
business By the proper official
am myself an old member Of the regiment, and voull
Ike 10 know by hat authority any Colonel order
out HIS regiment after 1t has already turned out
CURED by law. SOLDIER
ket York, Nov s. 1870
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Auction sale Of

Auction sale Of
1l6 CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
ON FIFTY -SINTHsT
MADIsOSAvR.
BIGHTHAvB.
And 81 dining str-esL
THIRTY.SINB CENTRAL PARK FRONTS.
Several parcels, having
FRONTS OF OyBR 100 PEBT,
being desirable public
city unorpie composing A1ys
valuable prOper, offered se~Yot for msaT ysAr.
Al Auction.
THURSDAY November II. 1870, at u m siths
A IL MUELBR p. r WILKINS Co.
Auctlohees No Pn--st
,Assl Lot: .. Sss facing SsT:r. P.,a soan%sa y A'
cd and sds~-s Lots M.isOo-.r.-
o SStn Ss'-Sss "a .a1 ~ @ CONS, Of
s5th-st-5 Madison
stss.-, Lets fronting Park ssis-,t
k Lot: S Sss ss: sST .sd s ssS st:
En,e ladst facing Central P,i
S.;h-a =, Lots near Rigsthar.
69,hst-Bnare north AIDE between 9Th and sthsv
7,tS,.-s L@s near sto ave. s f.eins r.is
slst and s2dsA-3 Loz Bigbth-s's
shsye-3 Lots south east corner Of 7vths-
i1f1,%;.ss sppy % ii. Aac'Onse" No. Pns'
schescks Palmonic syrup, seawecd Tonic, aad
Mandrake Pills. tho only medicines needed
and thorn bet things do 70 make lungs heal
liver got healthy condition
when wasting whole body wasting and the
the 'sr loaded with slime hes er, and saiss
room Of food consequently patient appetite v,y ut
gastric juice food which les sonsc
spoi soan passes Of without nourshns the system
sebencis e.ry -
sea-eed rouie pleasant smal.n,
which taken nigh, ser eating untss with ,hs gastric s
and doves the food Then by psrtsins freely Of the Pone ss
good chyns cbye good aads
body begins grow As the patient bgns gain
the lung, begins snd they heal M
the
began 10 gain in nesA-
The second thing the patients must in anil .Aay
Fs wells almost impossible taking cod when the lang,
diseased bet must be prevented b. fse PsA
cir and riding cot all wrong Physicians who reecmnep hat
lose their patients their badly diseased ami yet bAA hss
in the house they qt they nus. Eah
about the nah and tAs, the sreh vii bear 70 gel y
good scuaor Of blood The patients mus, keep scod 0 10
determined well This has deal to do VIII the 'ppse
and Is the great point 70 gain. "
Quitting Business.-whis French China bnAer SETS ia
QUITTING BUsIsEss-Coiosed and Gill China Dinner s" sS
oGYrrING BUSINESS Preach China Te ss Pi,rs>
ori1rISG BusrNRss-coosd Gill China rs. A,s
poIIrrfNG BUSINESS Chamber sets, IL pieces Eaxhss
soTiITrSS BUsrsEss-h.n,. yss Card Receivers JsSirisr
Inc TSns nj Table knivs Roiss @
tsld maxi ~ a plated Tea ss pieces handsomely
WI N. IA .lso spd bc~i best plate, Sa
SrtfSc B6sSEsssiv-r plated Casters ea aOa engraved
bottles 80 ~ Te Porks &c the dor~a
iaTiSS BIsINgss-foa may rely upon g. prices
hsSs. .aythins offered IN New fofh n.uvx
No. nj BrosdSsy
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ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES
REPUBLICAN VICTORIES.

DECIDED VICTORY IN MAssACHUsETrs-CLAfL
REELECTED - WENDELL PHILLIPS ONEh-
wHELMINGLY DHYEATHD-NEw-JERSEf ALL
RIGHT-FOUR REPUBLICAN CoSGREsshES-
HEAVY REPUBLICAN GAINS IN SEWAhk-
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, GOES kEPUBLICAN-
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN kENTUCkf-
GOOD NEWS FROM MARYLAND-RHoDE IS
LAND ALL RIGHT -RIOrs IN NE"-'EhsEi
AND DELAWARE.
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ALABAMA.


A QUIET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAJORITY IN
MONTGOMERY.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. e.-The election passed
OF very ouetly-not single disturbance occurred during
the entire day Good prevailed and both parties
worked hard The Democrats increased their vote largely
and tho Republicans slightly. comparing with the vote
for Grant Seymour The vote has not been counted
yet The total cast is 5,esa The Republican ma
orty Ia estimated about 800 100 In this city
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. 1t was showing in Utah yesterday.
"A Prussian and French gunboat have arrived
81 Havana
II has been raining during the past two days
throughout The Paese Coast
The Fourth Annual Convention of the Ameri-
81. n.tu for Architects in Philadelphia Yesterday
WP Webb is now in San Francisco perfect
n..m.nt for the Australian steamship hns
In the case of Eldridge d Hawson agt. The
rniop p.cte Railroad recently tired at Salt Lake CITY decision Las
h.rp rendered II favor Of the plaintiff for sls,V"
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COL. JAMES FISK. IT,, vs.. COL. JAMES FISK. Jr.

COL JAMES FISK, IT,, va. COL JAMES FISK. jr
Editor OF The Bpcntng kGa.
sR Be kind enough to state In your paper that the
assertion made by Horace Greeley. this morning, that
had ordered out the Ninth Regiment for Tuesday morn
ing wiilfu, wicked and base ho" and that he know
it. he had announced that the regiment YVES ." os"o'
him to the uIatic asylum. there might have bsen so'
In the story but Horace had not brains ehousn
get to probability that. HIS story ,,r '0
keso- York, Nov. 7, 1870. 'A.A
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE President was 70,
dar turnished with the following COSY vi y" "'1"'
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MY dasshter sgs tho Prosxscs bcssa three re-"
perfect ho- ssy ssvias
Machine sap sse has dsss large Of wort
repairs been called for And III asks asAss
NE u. ".
B.lstoa n r., OCT o., 1870
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RHODE ISLAND.

A REPUBLICAN vICToRY-BENJAMIN 7. LAMHs
AND JAMES NJ. PEsDLEToN ELECTED TO
CoYGREss-CHARGEs OF BRIBERY.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 8.-The only elections
held in this state to-day, for Congressman James
M. Pendleton the Republican candidate In the I'D
western District has been elected with only nominal
opposition.
In the Lot Easterp District. there were nve candi.
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ANOTHER WITNESS.

The sale of tickets for the French Patriotic
Ladies' Fair u be opened ut the Armory OF the Thirty
seventh Regiment the 10Th inst was commenced yee
terday The admission fee will be- opening day, 81 fol
lowing days, cents tiokets u. The financis
Committee OF the fair u composed OF Messrs Charyet
r. A Brugniers, Judge Henry AIker Charles 4. CONTAIN
Nathaniel Jarvis, jr Charles y. Homer.
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TENNESSEE.

NO DISTURBANCE AND LIGHT VOTE.
MEMPHIS, Nov. S.-The election to-day passed
of remarkably quiet There was light vote and very
little interest was taken.
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Guecial Notifies.
Meal a. Davidson.

Nicol & Davidson,
No SAG BROADWAY NEAR GREAT JOsBs-sr..
having engaged French
usasisctarors offering
AT VERY Low PRICES
30 PACKAGES OF WHITE CHINA, DECORATED CHINA
GLASSWARE RIAL BR0NZEs, COMPOSITION BROAzKS
CLOCKS MAsrRL SETS yARDLNIERgs ARTIFICIAL FLOW.
BRs, BIsQUB PI"URBS, &c.
Also, Of manufacture
CUTLERY sILvBR-PLATED wARB AND GAs-PxTURBa
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAS-PIXTUREs
10 specially by sris.).
.Ur .trhf nrnitu, and
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LOUISIANA.

A DISPATCH FROM SENATOR KELLoGG-THREE
THOUSAND MAJORITY IN SEw-oRLEANs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-A dispatch to tho
Union Republican Committee from Senator Kellogg OF
Loussna reports that NewOrleans has gone Republican
by between 5000 and 1000 votes and that the State OF
Louisiana Is Republican by very large majority
The following the Of the Congressman elected
lall Rspubloans:
Ds,rss District
James r. Sypher. Tv.James McClerry.
III. L. A. Sheldon. V..frank MOrey luouDHuD'
III @. Il. Darrsll
The following are the state officers elect all Repub
cans,:
Tr,as,tr,r A. Dubuciet. Auditor James Graham
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Nav Csstls County New Castle CITY gives 80 Demo
cratic majority. Red Lion gives Republican majority
West Red Lion dives B Republican majority.
Sussex County Georgetown gives c"afsey thepJ' IL
majority.
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The Pr-t Premium for the ben rs LINED Bx,p Prs 80
sssaei by the sie Institute Pair the CoLvEL
WILLARD n. =. g. Co. No. ll3 Centrest, Nevferk-
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Hazard & CasweIp- Cod Liver Oil |. the be..
MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. IBiAi Stamping note fs?s
vs. ByERDELLs 04 FyDros Old DvTcH CHURCH.
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THE STATE.

The following returns from the rural dis
r,o hav, been received The comparisons Of gains and
loes given herewith are based upon the Presidential
vote of 1861 when the Democratic majority In the State
was precisely 1900:
vOrR Pop GOVERNOR,
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The and durable Umbrellas the market
the GuAsAC None without tse sse marx Trade .~rs
insic
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HULI-sTASTOs-Ai the Church Pilgrims Broohyr HsbA
on TUESDAY Nov g. by the Rev T. g. Stor h d. Cbaa A. Hal
Lbbie A. daughter Of the late C. Stanton al Of BrVokl
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Rhededendrons.

PARSONS & co
os ns set Of hs most superb Of all hardy evssa ss-erns
49, paas with lzryv ssssstnsnt " eshss
TREES SHRUBS, CAAkLLIAs &c
POI CsAslss~s. sdtsrss ss FLUSHING III
Specially. Light Lecs8stives
rsdss hxhS
Mines. AaAer
a.< phsss4Taphs aAd fall aSpsnstsa, sadfvss
: ON SMITH PORTER, Ptlssash. Peas.
Pose-Once NOTES.-The malls for kaIppe % NEDSRDAr
THURSDAY end L. call elose lAls
s&susss follows VA and y, ltgs an ~ II an
i:D; q and II, 1000 r. II. JoSKs, Pos.ma.ser.
Fine Geld Watches and VERY,
sailing s ssdsssd Go G. ALLkh. IL Bxos5x.y.
Hiskelas Heel
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DIED.

AH Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed stiA MI
name and Qddress
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THE FULL RETURNS.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
COMPLETE vICTORY-THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET ELECTED.

COMPLETE vICTORY-THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET ELECTED.
The following are the State officers elected
In Massachusetts yesterday:
Gorernor-'WILIIAM CHAPLIN.
Lieutenant GOrernOr-'JosEPH TUCKER
Secretary Of Sfdte-'OLIvER WARMER.
1redsure1-CHARLEs ADAMS, JR
AudttOr-'CHARLEs ENDICOTT.
Attorney GeaeraI-'CHARLEs ALLEN.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
The following are the members of Congress
elected in Massachusetts, all Republicans:
Dist Dist
l. JAMES BUTPIsToN. 6. 'NATH. T. BANKS.
q .OAKEs AMEs. 7. GEO. M. BROOKS
g. 'G. TwICHELI, 500 plu. 8. GEO. +. HOAR.
T. SAINT. HOOPER, 1000 IN Q. sWM. Is. WAsHBURs
g. BENZ. F. BUTLER. 10. sHEsRY L. DAWES.
Reelected.
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JOHN HILL,

The Hon. John Hill, Republican Congressman elected
from the WITH District Of New-Jersey, New-Yorker
by BIRTH He has held number Of local and town Offices
in Boonton Morris County in 1850 he was elected to the
State Legislature and after being twice reelected became
Speaker OF the Assembly He took active part In ra
ing troops for the suppression Of the Rebellion
elected to the XLth and XLIst Congresses.
GEORGE A. HALsEY.
The Republican CONGRESSMAN elected from the With
District of NewJersey the Hon. George A Hasey was
engaged In manufacturing pursuits In Newark. He was
elected to the State Assembly In 1861 and 1862 Until
1896 he held the Office Of Assessor OF Internal Revenue
for his District and elected 10 the XLth Congres
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SWEEPING REPUBLICAN vICrORY-THE STATE
RBDEEMED-FOUR OUT OF FIVE OONGhEso-
MEN FOR THE REPUBLICANs-THE LEGlsLA-
TURR RADICAL IN BOTH BRANCHES.
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= y sll19 94-IlI % l.il1il{ > af'lI's
Gents. Furnishing Goods
and everything that a man or boy wants, can be
had at FLATH q POE'S.
Ravenna. Sept. g. 1870. 10s-tf. flfa s.Ii

T EGAL NOTICE.-John T. Sholze, Plain
j tiff, against Hannora Dexter and Henry
Dexter, her husband. Defendants-In the Court
said Hannora Dexter. Whose present place of
residence is supposed to be somewhere in the
State of Missouri, and Henry Dexter, her hus-
band whose present place oI resiuence Is gp sup
will take notice, that the said John I. Sholze, Of
the said county of Portage, and state OF Ohio,
did. the 20th day of August, 1910, file his pc,
titi0a in said Court OF Common Pleas, of said
county of Portage and State of Ohio, against
said Hannora Dexter and Henry Dexter, De-
PENDANTS. setting forth that on or about the 18th
day Of August, A. ID. 1864 the defendants being
lowing described land to-wit:
Z u Lot No. 8, lin Block No. /, village plat Of
Franklin. Portage County. Ohio, entered into .
equal undivided one-haf interest in said land
That afterwards, to- wit: on the 18th day of De-
cember. A; D 1855, and atter full performance
of the conditions of said contract by this plain
tiff said defendants made and delivered to said
plaintiff pretended deed of said interest so
purchased in said land. Said deed was defec.
not t convey the Interest purchased by said plain-
till In said land, but that the same was q fraud
upon plaintiff.
! The prayer Of said petition is that said deed
may be reformed and corrected, aud that said
Court decree to said plaintiffan equal undivided
half interest in said land in fec simple as BY
said contract he Is entitled to, and that said
Hannora Dexter and Henry Dexter, and all pcr-
sons claiming title through or under them, be
perpetually cnjoined from setting mp or exer-
cising rights or privileges except as by the,r
and further equitable relief, 49, -,
And the said Hannora Dexter and Henry
Dexter. are notified that they are required 20
appear and answer said petition ON or before
next. Dated September 9TH. 1870.
81 iIa3a & ROCKWELL 4 MCINTOSH, es
i06-6w. -, Attorneys for PlatntAa,
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REPuBLIcAN SENTIMENT IN SPA1N..-
A Madrid despatch of the 9th says !:
8 A great manifestation of sympathy
with The French Republic was made
here yesterday. Thirty thousand
citizens marched through the streets
with banners inscribed with notices
fiattering the French and bands play
ing fhe Marseillaise. There was no
disorder. After the procession a
mass meeting was held and Castelar,
delivered an address, insthe- course of
which he said the conscience of hu-
manity breathes again, witnessing the
punishment Of the Emperor and the
triumph of the Republic. The Span
ish people were delivered from their
kings and rulers, and now by univer-
sal suffrage will soon join the great
political movement 10 form a United
States of Europe. Immense applause. ]
To-day give France your sympathy,
awaiting the moment when you may
aid her with arms. This was received
with enthusiastic shouts. of approval.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-15

THE Ohio Statesman says: /" Ger
many contains a population of forty
five millions. Yet Germany falls
short in its geographical area, by $50,
900 acres the amount of public lands
voted by the last Radical Senate to
railroad corporations" These corpo-
rations were probably landless, and
they wanted to give them some, as an
illustration of their theory of" land
for the landless.'" 20 -aiga be aal5A
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-15

Property to the value of over ST.
250,000 was destroyed by the fire
which occurredin Chicago on Sunday
the 4thinst., insured for about 81 ,500-
600. Several lives were lost but, at
last accounts, the exact number had
not been ascertained.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-15

REPUBLIcANfsM IN ITALY.-A des-
patch dated Florence, Sept. 8 says:
MARITIME. has carried important propo-
sitions to Italy. General Cealdini has
been appointed Commander-in-chief.
The army has been modified. Re-
publican demonstrations were made
here yesterday. ds989tf sa .l3f Ss
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-15

GETTING ScARED.-The Republican
State Central Committee of Ohio has
issued a circular to the Office e-holders
demanding that they " come down"
with the scrip, in order that the Dem
ocracy may be beaten. a Some of the
officials have exposed the circular, and
beg to be excused from contributing.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-15

TERRIBLE MARINE DIsAsTER.-A
London telegram of the 9th inst,
says: The English iron plated war
steamer Captain was lost off Cape
Fine sterre, and all on board, number
ing five hundred, perished. Among
the victims were Captain Cow per
Coles, Lord Northbrook, and son of
Mr.. Childer, first Lord of the Admi-
ralty. B ~ y .sg .5sge
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-15

This Column is paid for by A. d..
RICKEY. He declines to use it. for
the reason that people know that he
keeps the best stock OF Drugs, Pa
8 tent Medicines, Perfnmery. Toilet
Articles, Brushes, Notions, Paints,
Oils, varnishes, Dye Stuffs, &C.. &C.,
and wiiI,seal at fair living prices.
Rayenna, Sept. 4. 1870, .106-1y!