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3 =. p. Brainerd 3 Som,

Successors to Poe & Brother. Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, obs, varnish, Glass, Putty,
Cutlery, Lamps Groceries, Perfumery Fancy
Toilet articles, Pure Wines and Liquors for me-
diciasl use Physicians prescriptions careful
gy compounded. We have secured the services
of DR.. Charles E. Poe, and the Prescription De-
partment win be- under his control. Swift's
Bleek, Main Street, Ravenna, o., T5-tf.
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wan Fapor, wan Paper.

A larger and prettier stock Of WALL PApHs
cannot be found in Portage County, than at N.
CoNvERsEps, as No. Etna Block. Over 7b
patterns from &c per roll up. Also, about nifty
patterns BoRSING. Don't fail to look before yon
purchase. .5IzS5is
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The Board Of School Examiners for Portage
county viii hold meetings for the examination
of applicants, in the Court House until further
notice, commencing at 10 O'Clock =. m, andclose
at4 p. m, as follows;
Saturday, April 18th,
Saturday, Apsli aSd, gs ,sf}tf q = B I.T
Saturday, April S0th,
Saturday, May 7th.'
And on the first Saturday Of each month there
after, until further notice.
w.P- HUssEY, Clerk Of Board.
RaYanna April g. 1ST0-tf -
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ny-yance & wells Furniture
E65sE. II. Wait--W atches.
Ese IA. w. Beman-For Sale
H5SeD. L. Observation-Disclosures Notice.
Hf1s-J.C. Long, Jr-Shingies, Shingles.
,E3e eStatement-First National b tank.
1&~J. G. Prem entiss-Hardware.
E45eH H. C. Morse-Cow Lost.
5H BENZ. It. Hill--Notice. rs -
-. Flafh 4 Poe-Shoo- Fly Hats.
h5@W, D. Durham-New Goods.
ii3g5f LOCAL NOTICES. 80
R4pTeachers' Examination. t ll'1e
mseW.D ID. Durham-The Greatest Variety. Z
he Universalist Meeting.
ESS~H II. T. Clark-A rtihcial Teeth.
ESeN. Converse-Wan Paper.
Ese Notice. 7 atlt 3E-4al L - =
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A-k,a.,aI raakh

A Full Upper or Lower Set Of Teeth; ''Rubber
Base" for Twenty Dollars, at H. I. Clark's Dem
tai Oflce, opposite the Etna House. M
None but the best Teeth used and the plate
warranted A correct fit of the mouth guaran-
: teed = sset.is-t-A -
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.,
OPPOSITE ETHAs ock,

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As Home Lnstittstion, for the AceonsBsodG-
tios, Of the People Of Portage County.
: We viii endeavor in shs future, as in the past
to give preference and all orders and supply
the wants and demands Of our own county peo.
pie first.
win pay the Highest Market Rates fcl
Coupons, Gold, Silver and Premium Funds
Of all kinds.
Interest allowed on time deposits. 4
Revenue stamps--all sizes, kept constantly
on hand, and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. s. Bonds and Securities bought and solo
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 m Europe. yta s7tsa q s}4Fe
Collections made ON all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made.
.IsssA N. d. CLARK. Prest.
G. e. WITrER, Cashier.
Nov. g. 1868, tt. +fse
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NOTICE'-Benjamin T. Hill against Harriet
IN Hill-Petition In Divorce. The defendant
will take notice that said. BENJAMIN r. hin
petition inthe Office of tho Clerk OF tie Court
OF Common Pleas within and for the county of
Portage, and State Of Ohio, charging for cause Of
others, and asking that he may be divorced ffom
the said Harriet Hill, and for tho custody Of the
minor children OF said parties. Said petition
said Court. BENJAMIN r. HILL. : !
RANNEY & HATFIELp, Att'ys. q, Retttt0aeg
RavenRa, O., April 5, tsT8-ew. iist' q,
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CORPORATION TICKET.
/ For Mayor-John Meharg.
For Council, Gone year, darius L.
Baldwin, Joseph Waggoner, Harvey
Waterman. :,
For Council, (two years.- Edgar
FL. Wait Alexander B. Griffin, Fred
erick w. Coffin.
For Clerk-EdWard G. Russell.
For Treasurer-George Somerville.
For Marshal-Jam ames r. Newton.
For Street Commissioner-Henry
u. Miller.
In Palmyra the Democrats elected
their ticket by majorities ranging
from thirteen to thirty-three. The
Democrats had two candidates for
Justice of the Peace in the field. Da-
vid E. Wilson was elected by Il ma
jority. The question of Town Hall
was submitted to vote of the people,
and was carried by about 20 majority.
In Streetsboro the Democratic tick
ct was elected by majorities ranging
from six to eleven. Ebenezer Ward,
Democrat, and e. NJ. Stanton, Repub-
lican, were elected Justices of the
Peace. The vote on Town Hall stood
yes 60, no ITO.
| In Brimfeld the Democrats carried
their ticket by about 6S majority
The question of sTown Hall was
the principal one of interest This
was the fourth time the question has
been submitted to vote of the cleo.
tors. This time it was carried by los
out of 1s4 votes polled.
In Rootstown the Republicans elect
ed their ticket except Assessor. On
that officer there was a tie vote be-
tween the two candidates, and by cast
ling lots, Mr.. Horace Reed, Democrat,
was elected. A. H. Barlow and Gid
con Seymour were reelected Justices
of the Peace.
In Aurora there was quite an excit-
ing contest, and $50 votes were polled.
The Democrats elected one Trustee
and the Assessor; the Radicals the
balance of the ticket.
In Franklin and the Village of
Kent, matters were considerably
| mixed. just how many tickets were
ip the field we were unable to learn.
The Republican township ticket was
elected by from 15 to 6omajority, also
the corporation ticket by from 25 to
60 majority. Isaac Russell, Republic
can, was reelected Justice Of the
i Peace; 6n zsi5ss - e1R eIx so.
| H1RAM.-Parts of both the regular
Republican and the Peoples tickets
were elected. Frank Squire, Demo-
crat, was elected Justice of the Peace,
1by five majority.
Charlestown elected the Republican
ticket. s. ssl.|s@1.. a.s S
| Randolph the same.
Edinburgh elected the Republican
! ticket, and voted in favor of building
"a Town Hall. 1870 '.'- : .st5
Paris elected an Independent, or
peoples ticket. e f
i JUsTIoEs EIEcTED.- The following
Justices of the Peace were elected on
Monday:
.Deerfield-Jo ohm n. Hoffman. & 4s
| Franklin-Isaac Russell. i z
| Hiram-Frank Squire.
/ Palmyra-David E. Wilson,. -
Randolph-James P. Coe.
Rootstown-A. 81. Barlow, Gideon
Seymour. zz@ t,-rl, 3
streetsboro- -E. NJ. Stanton, Ebene.
zer Ward. sasagozss s. sa.55
!. Windham-E Thomas o. Angel. 4 :
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TNOR SALE.--The chearest little place Ia
q Portage County, containing about seven
acres of land. with convenient bdildings, quite
. fountain at the door With triHing expense,
nice little brook running through the place. To-
eated only four miles east Of Ravenna. Also,
twenty.stx acres half mile north OF this proper.
gy, g0eQ (sRd With fAtr tnaicatfQNs Af on. Ea,
tp3Se s8 An DRAAN Sk2R.
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3 The election on Monday for town
ship and corporation oficers passed
Of very quietly. The Republican
tickets, both township and corpora
ton, were elected as usual, but by q
reduced majority The majority be-
ing about 102 in each each case. Thir-
teen negroes voted. The following
are the officers elect:
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The following statement will show
the number of immigrants, and their
occupations, who arrived in the United
States during the quarter ending Dec.
31st: Mechanical trades, 1924 males,
no females. Trades not mechanical,
LIB males, 100 females. Miscellane-
GUS occupations, 25,675 males, 1857
females. Occupations not stated, S79
males, 2,545 females. Without occu-
patton, 1884 males, 27,O4S females.
Aggregate total, 43,S1O males, 33,12s
females. Grand total, 7O,93O.
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On the 1st of May I shall leave home to be
absent three or four months, and hereby noti-
" Ill persons Indebted to me to come forward
and pay what they owe. All accounts not set
tied by Msy 1st shall leave for collection; so
money can be saged bysettIihg with me. Those
to whom am indebted are asked to present
their claims fDrpeymestss 80 yes
The RAvENEA SUMMIT MILL viii be operated
as usual, and its business conducted by compe-
tent men, Z - W. E. BDADLEY.@
Ravenna March 90 fS7O If
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ISAIAH LINTON has resigned his of
flee of Member of the Board of Edu-
eeticn Of Rsysnne Village,
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Sunday afternoon the Southern
Indiana State Penitentiary caught fire
and one entire wing was consumed
before the confiagration could be
checked. The fire originated in the
ceiling of the center cell room. The
shops and tools were saved, and all
the inmates, excepting one colored
prisoner, Isaac Roberts, who was in
the fartherest cell of the burning
building. He, despite all efforts was
burned. At the time of the fire nine
ty-two of the eonvicts were In the
chapel attending prayer meeting. One
of the engines from the city went over
to the fire, but stalled on the road.
The loss is about $25,OOO.
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Universalist meeting,

Rev. A. Wilson, of Kent win poeach at the
Uniuersalist Church in this village, next Sab
bath evening Services to commence at seven
O'Clock. ~ - -
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The TENTH DIsTRIcT.-Incomplete
returns from the 10th District indicate
the election of Peck, Republican, to
Congress.
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OH FOLKS o. RnyrssA.--We Ar

The largest stock of Drugs. Medicines. &C., /,
he County. At E.P. BRAIEERD &s0E.
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Fer Trustees-Joseph d. Horton,
Daniel Stocker, William A. Holcomb.
For Clerk-Edward G. Russell.
For Treasurer-G George Somerville.
For Assessor-C Chauncey L. Bart
lett. 5a -
Fer Constables-Ralph w. Buck,
James r. Newton, Squire L. Jen-
nings. sss rs
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10 whom Il NAV concern.


We, the undersigned Apothecaries and Drug
gists of the City Of Cleveland, take pleasure il
recommending our fellow townsman. Mr.. E. A
Shellentrager, to the citizens Of Rayenna ani
vicinity. as q competeat Apothecary and Drug
gist. He mas been connected with some of oul
best Drug Houses from his boyhood up. both a:
dispenser of medicine and salesman, and We
can assure Messrs. Brainerd 8 Son, that in oul
opinion, they have made an excellent selection
q man of ability, in whom. they can place the
most implicit confidence, and who Is capable o.
taking charge Of any Drug Houses as pre-
scriptionist and salesman.
E. NJ HESSLER,
VAUPEL MOORE CO.,
HENSCH 4 CO.,
SAM'Is. II. SHANNON,
HARTNESS q HULING, -siFsf.s a..
III. @. BUSCH. n. d. - .5.sss3 =.
BENTON, MYERS & CANFIELD,
G. W. CLARK,
VII .GAPENER. NJ. D. rFv3
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special Notice.

Go TO E. P. Brainerd 1 Son, for your cones
q Tea, zS-tf.i7J hass
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Lasr "Wednesday night while Mr..
Harry G. Morse, of Randolph; was
unloading car filled with cattle, at
the A. g. G. w. Ry. depot, the noise
and light from an approaching train
so frightened the animals that they
stampeded and scattered so mnch that
the whole of the next day was spent
in hunting them. They were all re-
covered but one, for the return of
which he offers a liberal reward in an
other column.
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Z
NEW GooDs. -Messrs. Flath & Poe,
at their establishment in Seymour
Block, have received an extensive and
elegant stock of Goods, consisting of
Spring Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods, as complete an assortment as
was ever brought to Northern Ohio.
Mr.. Flath devotes his personal atten-
ton to cutting, and with a corps of
6rst1class taiiors, those desiring suits
made to order, in first-class style and
at figures to correspond with the
times, should give them a call. But
it is unnecessary for us to eulogize
this establishment, as it has been long
established and fayorably known to
onr people.
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BEECHER & SEYM0UR.S COLUMN
TO THE PUBLIC.

;-.s--. -T.sr.z zsaE sa -i
asf. 1875, fr. "a i ill.z ~ lJ;I
eS T = 1870 .,..as-f,, T5-E
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The Greatest variety

OF Ladies', Misses and Children's slippers
ever bro ught to Ravenna can be found at
"a ~ 6sfqTf z w.D. DURHAM's.
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OF RAvENNA, o.

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Q. 5. Bpnds and securfti rftiesbeugilt. sold and
exchanged, at our ceunfer, at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, Of all kinds bought and
eoid on comiafssi6n, In New York, Of any de-
sired market.
HigkSss 9aFIlst rate for SEQ and 1o-4o
Coupons. cold, silver. and premium funds
OF all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on al the principal
Cities in the United States. II
Sight Drafts ON England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to. or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stsmps-alI sizes for sale.
Accopnts ard 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.
,essarg W.H. BEEBE, Cashier.
GRO ROBINSON. President.
q r.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-w. T. Owen
IA and Phillip Thomas, plaintiffs, vs., w. s.
Mace and L. II. Douglass, Observation-Disclosures
|. Archer, j. p, of Franklin Township, Portage
County, Ohio.
On the a5th day of March, A. D., 1910, said
above action, for the sum of $9si a. Said case
will be Tor hearing on the Tth day OF May, 1870.
at O'Clock z. NJ.
d. L. ROCKWELL.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney. I.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-07

Report of the Condition of the First Ma
tional Bank in Ravenna. in the State OF
Ohio, at the Close of Business ON the
Gath day Of March, 1870 aiii1' '
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now LOST.-Strayed from the subscriber
on Wednesday night, 30th ult., . large black
and white (more black than Whitley COW. She
udder. Amy person returning said COW to John
Jones, near the Atlantic Depot in Ravenna, or
to II. c. Morse in Randolph, will be suitably re-
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ever found in Portage County The Stock vas
selected with great care; and is filled with
choice, durable goods, which will please you in
Price and Quality.
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CARPETS, SHOES
and GROCERIES.

= svassi s=sro res. saiH3 IT
3's Il ssui1STa-i' i7
v zs.iissIs es.i Ilffa aH
~ ig- ase4s asiraf a. iiesaol
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Cheaper than any Establishment
Illh 31s the Country ;
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N"s wt commence dimin- yor of the newly EilIaa
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Our Facilities s
For the Manufacture of
FURNITU RE.
REDUCED OUR PRICES

- 2 ed gsr-sstS ot6 - se
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Lord Wodehouse anu E. Wroughton, OF England;
Colonel Freyre, Peruvian Minister at Washington
ana J. M Douglas president OF the Illinois central
Railroad are at the Brevoort House.
Governor A. j. Mccormick, OF Arizona; w. O.
Fargo, OF Bufrao; General b. f. Butler OF Massachl
sets; Governor Reed, OF Florida; G. LDyerl OF the
United States Navy; g. +. Wilson, OF Rhode Island
and w. NJ Graham, or Mddletown, are at the Aston
House.
George s. Rose, of the United States Army; W. s.
Shepherd Of Washington; II. A. Patterson OF Hart
ford; b. b. Dixon, of ST. Louis and George Sieill OF
Montana are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel Ludlow and r. NJ. Greene, OF South Caro-.
lima; W. Y. TOmpkins, Of New Orleans, and NJ D,
Name OF Kentucky, are at the New York Hotel.
Professor w. j. Davis, OF ST. Petersburg, and
Charles r. Tappan, OF Boston, are at the Irving
House.
L. Ii. Dubson OF Texas; c. A. Hawley OF STAN.
ford; O. s. Bragg, OF Cleveland; W. Whitehead of
the United States Navy, and A. B. Van Slyke, of
Wisconsin, are at the 81. Denis Hotel.
Captain G. Carraura, Of the Argentine Legation;
L. Wheeler OF Middletown, and G. w. Prentice, OF
Boston, are at the Westminster Hotel.
Mr. McNab OF Montreal; Captain Y. 8. Armstrong,
OF the United States Navy Zach +. MullIn, OF Lou
isiana ID. Anderson, OF Chicago, and J. NJ Caldwell
Of Arkansas, are at the Everett House.
Bishop Nelson, OF Louisiana; J. A. Grisowld, OF
Troy; II. Ames, of Connecticut; Judge J. f. Hale OF
California; r. A. Forsyth, Of Newburg; Lieutenant
Colonel Edgcombe OF the British Army; 7. II. Can.
field Of Vermont, and j. s. Barry OF Philadelphia
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Commander B. wilson, OF the United States Navy;
Captain q. F. 0lmstead and Colonel Sutherland, Of
the United States Army, and Edward Lorlng, Of
Malaga, Spain, are at the Hoffman House.
F. Cogshan, Of Providence; d. Dunning, OF san
Francisco; Lloyd W. Williams OF Baltimore, and +.
h'Whitemore' OF Pennington, Conn, are atthe Cole.
man House.
General s. F. Carey and lady, Of Cincinnati; D.
Mcdonald, Of MOntreal X. ID. Rice, of Maine; Rev.
M. Moore, Of Pennsylvania General CyrusRussey, OF
New Orleans; G. W. Cass, OF PittsburR and Calvin
Fletcher, OF Indianapolis are at the ST. Nicholas
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('Oaklin Hrual,.

This old and esteemed citizen OF Brooklyn died on
Sunday at his residence IN that city, In the seventy
seventh year of his age. Born in Connecticut in
1884, Mr.. Brush early moved to New York, where he
engaged In the crockery and hardware business. In
1876 he made his residence at BROOKLYN then mere
village and III 1880 elected one OF the trustees
When the city was chartered he was chosen an
alderman from the First ward, and held that posi-.
tion for some tiue In 1850 he was elected Mayor of
Brooklyn, serving during the years 1851 and 1852
Mr. Brush was an active, influential member OF the
whig party until its disruption, when he joined the
democracy and remained IN its ranks untll
his death. He was one Of the original
Water Commissioners OF Brooklyn and was also
one or the commissioners Of Prospect Park, which
latter position he continued to hold until advancing
years prevented his performing its duties with that
regularity and attention required. In civil life Mr..
Brush was known "a u man OF integrity, sLrewd In
Nils business transactions and uniformly succe ssuI
He aided In establishing the Mechanics Bank, OF
which he was for many years president, anu which,
unoer MS able management, became OF the most
prosperous banking Institutions on Long Island He
leaves large fortune estimated at a quarter OF "A
million Of dollars. Mr.. Brush was married at Nor.
walk. Conn.,, IN 1916. he had eight Children all Of
whom, together with his WIFE, herself an old and
venerable lady, survive him. Although his death
mad been expected for some time past the announce.
ment or lts having taken place viii be received with
deep regret by the numerous friends Of Mr. Brush.
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F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July y, 1870.
KILLS. REPORTED.


BILLS REPORTED.
Mr. SHERMAN Tep.) of Ohio, from the Finance
Committee, reported back the Funding bill, and
moved that the Senate disagree the House amend
ments and agree to a committee Of conference. The
motion was agreed to-
Mr. SHERMAN also reported without amendment
the House bill to declare the construction OF section
So OF the National Currency act approved June IS,
1864 the object Of the oil being to clear up an am.
biguity OF law.
TEHUASTEPEC RAILWAY AND CANAL.
Mr. FENToN, (rep) OF N Y. introduced bill to
incorporate the Tehuantepec Railway and Ship
Canal Company. Referred.
Mr. Fenton,s bill incorporates Marshall O. Roberts
Moses Taylor, Peter Cooper, John Jacob Astor Jr.,
William M Evarts, Wilson q. Hunt, Horace Greeley.
]. Pierpont Morgan, Moses II. Grtnnell j. G. Bar
nard, Emile l.azere, Dudley Field, George w. Chds,
A. ]. Drexe Paul =. Forbes, John J. Blair
Paul N. Spofford, william Walter Phelps,
Thomas o. Dnrant, Edward S. Pierrepont Frede.
rick A. Conklin John j. Cisco, John F. Tracy,
Samuel Sloan, Abram s. Hewett, George Bliss,
Simon stevens. Samuel L. N. Barlow, Richard
scnell, William r. Traverse Luis Won Hoffman,
Ados Cans, Albert q. ThOrp Jr., Henry G.. Stebbins
William b. Scott, Alfred w. Craven, Julius w.
Adams Louis E. Hargous, George Fl. Baker, Horace
Albert W. Markley and J. Don Cameron, under the
name OF the Tehuantepec Railway. and Ship Canal
Company, with a capital OF $35 900, 00O and with
power to acquire from the Mexican government all
such franchises and privileges as IL may grant in
connection with said transit Except this charter
ernInenf.
CLAIM OF THE LATE COLONEL FISHER.
Mr.. DAVIS, (dem.) OF KY, rising TO question OF
privilege, complained 10 the Senate that response
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Tor horses that never beat 229-fI 500 TO the nrse
$500 TO the second ami 500 TO IN. third horse; mia
heats, best three In hve In harness.
ID. Mace entered V. x. M2doc.... 3
H. e. White entered Big. Ed.
White ...................... 5l6s 22z
ii. Woodruff entered blk. IN. JeS.
sic Wales. $50. .............1 2 3 os
A. Patterson entered Oh. 4.
DIeadnaugbt. ................. i
;. w. Brown entered, ch e. lo-
Vust' .'..s...................
O. Hill entered CHI. q. w. H. Tay-
lor; Observation-Disclosures 446
w. H. Saunders entered b. o.
Western New York ...... ? Z q
w. Page entered b. 4. Shepherd
Knapp. ......................9 3 8 ar.
John Murphy entered &. z. Car
Tol. Ola,
J. Odikirk entered blk. 4. Patchen
Chief ar