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Mississippi and Tennessee r. r.
CEANGu OF TIME

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE u. $50,
~ until further notice, trains will run as
follows:
NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily leaves Memphis
at l2:05 pm making direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
EXPRESS daily leaves Memphis at 30 .. m.
making direct connection for COffeeVille,
Water Valley, oxford, Holly Springs, and
all points north of Grenada on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
TRANS ARRIVE AT MEMPHIs:-NeW Or
leans Mail, 2:25 pm; Express, s 30 am.
So For tickets and Information, apply at
G35 a Main street, or at the Depot.
A. s. LIVERMORk, Gen'I Sup't.
c. P. OAKLEY. GenT Ticket Agent ieIO
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neath and namaues...chlcauo stories

CHICAGO, June 10.-In the Superior
Court yesterday, an important prin-
ciple was sustained, that an em-
ployer is liable for damages received
by his employees, in falling through
an unguarded hatchway while en-
gagged in his duties. A verdict of FIVE
thousand dollars has been rendered
against Murray & Mason, in whose
store a labOrer fell from the second
story to the basement, receiving in
juries of which he died.
The body of Charles Hunt, prom
inent man here, was found in the river
this forenoon. He had been partially
deranged lately, was also near-sighted,
J and may have fallen in accidentally.
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Convention of Car BuiIders.

NEW YORK, June 10.-The attend
ants at the meeting of the master car
builders Of the United States visited
the places of amusement this even
ing by invitation. Sessions were held
at the st. Nicholas Hotel, and most of
the week has been consumed in the
transaction of business of a secret ma
turn
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The IYnos.

CINCINNATI, June 1O.-The Inter-
national Typographical Union, after
passing resolutions of thanks, etc.,
adjourned sine die. 1t meets next year
in Baltimore.
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Wednesday, IuIy 10, 1870,

between legal hours, at the southeast corner
Of Court square, in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder, for cash. the
following described property, situated, lying
stake on the south line of Linden street %
feet east Of the intersection OK the south side
Of Linden street with east line Of Orleans
street, thence east with south line OF Linden
street go feet TO a stake; thence south l4s55
feet 10 a stake; thence west go feet to a stake:
thence north to the beginning.
Equity OF redemption barred. Title be-
lieved to be good; but will sell and convey
only trustee.
WI. WOOD, Trustee.
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Arrsst Of Thieves

CINCINNATI, June 10.-The Chiefof
Police was notified by the authorities
Of Wheeling of the escape of FIVE con-
victs from the Jail there, and to-day
produced Trusler and Reed, two of
the party, who were captured at the
o. and NJ. deDOt.
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bIAIE OF TENNF,SSEF,
CON Ap.rRnILEHla nunrL-u

NASHVILLE January /, l670.
I, g. W. BLACKBURS, Comptroller OF The
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Coutinen-
TAI Insurance. Company, located AZ No. lU2
broadway. IN the city OF New York, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that
said Company has complied with all the
req u1rements Of the laws Of the State Of
Tennessee imposed on insurance cOmpa-
n1es; and further certify that ). e Clarke
Co. Agents OF said Company, have also
com piled with the requirements Jf the laws
cases.
wherefore, said Continental Insurance Com
pany has authority 20 take risks and transact
the business OF insurance in this state. al
Memphis, Tennessee. q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
R. CLARKE & CO., Agents,
l8 knickerbOcker Building,
feT Madison street Msmn1is
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MARKETS.
LB Y ELEG RAPH.I


NEW I 0RK, June l0-FlOur is IOc better and
hrmi southern brands are a shade better
also n Mheat advanced &c and closed firm.
Provisions are quiet and without essantia 4
ehange. Cotton steady. whisky dull.
WALL STREET, 5 p.m.-The condition of af-
Ialrs IN wall street Is due to an extreme de-
gree OF fluctuations on the stock list. which
are untmportant and indicate an absence OF
the speculative element and an indispositfon
on bne part or remaining operatives to be
moved by any Of the reported cIique arrange
ments and railway warfares. Govern rnents
were dull throughout, and were unaffected
Dy the recent stir IN Congress in financial
matters. Gold maintained a steady conrse
varying but &c to-day, and the market for
foreign exchange indicates no probable in
nuence for either an advance or a decline.
Railways were duh. The misceIlapeous list
Is featureless. Pacific Mail advanced slightly
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Masonic Notice.

rTVHE Masonic Picnic Committee viii Q
Il meet at the store Of EdmOnds. Petit W
grew & Co., THIS Saturday EVENING ~
at o'clock. A full attendance is desired. as
business of importance viii come before
the COMMITTEES. By order
R. ". MITCHELL Chairman.
J. II. PETrIs REV sec'y feIf
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Grant al West PaInt...Ha Knnws Il Am

NEW YORK, June I0.-President
Grant viii visit West Point on Tues
day of next week to be present at the
closing of the examinations and to
make the awards to the graduating
class.
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MASnMIC MnTICE

A SPECIAL communication Of south
n Memphis Lodge No uSwiu be held w
this SATURDAY evening, June Hth. ~
AZ o clock for work IN the secOud degree.
All +. C.'s are fraterually invited.
By order Of W. ). MATTHEW, W. NJ.
BEN K PI-II-,N Secretary Tell
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TRUSTEE SALE.

I N pursuance of the terms of a deed OF trust
L made TO the undersigned trustee. on the
l5h day OF February, 1863. properly recorded
In the Registers office o. this county. in Deed
Book 20. pages 3G6. 367 and 365 and for the pur-
poses therein recited, 1 will on
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FROM WASHINGTON.

0ae Fitch and Ben BulIer-IhcOme Tax and
Whisky-SouiherH Pacific RaIIroad-Kel-
logg's Ring Comes to Terms-San Domin-
go Knavery-Whisky Frauds In Kentucky
The Small Fry and Mhales-Franking
PriViIegs-Ghsap POstage-Remphis, El
Paso and Little Rock Road Gone Up.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June lO.-The cotton market
closed quiet but firm at q to 2II<c FIOui
is Irregular; s. F., 81 rs; Xxx, IS 90: Xxx.
50 50. Corn irregular and dull; mixed, sl 07l5
67g6Sc. Bran declined to 81 lOaI Is. Hav de-
eilned TO S24. Mess pork quiet, s3l 25 Bacon
dull SHOULDERS l414; clear rib l61Sc clear sides
ie77sc. ~ haIns hrm at 2la2ls4c. Lard quiet at
u14gll1zc; choice, 1i51al2e MOlasses-infe fe-
riOr 4llI45c. fernarl tillr A5na-5n
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New YORK, June 10.-William B.
Murray, retired merchant, died in
Paris of apoplexy on the 9Th inst.
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AlfA1A-tl 49, sA5s d
The greatest amount insured on any one
risk Is about sZl,00O, but will not, as a general
rule, exceed s., ,OO0.
The Company have no general rule as to
the amount allowed to be insured in any
city, town, village or block, 1t being the in
tenLlOn OF the Company to distribute its
risks IN such a manner as not TO lose more
than S5,OOO by a single fire.
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The various railroads eentering in
Atlanta Ca, have agreed to jointly
buiId a fine passenger depot in place
of the miserable car shed now in use.
They advertise for sealed proposals
until the Goth inst.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, January /, lSl0.
L, g. ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF me
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Interna-
tiOnal Insurance Company, OF the City of
New York, located at New York, in the
state Of New York, has produced to me salts
factory evidence that said Company h as COM
piled with all the requirements of
the laws Of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on insurance companies, and I fur
ther certify that :. r CLARKE & Co., Agents
of said Company, have also complied with
the requirements of the laws of the state,
made and provided in such cases.
Wherefore said Insurance. Company has
authority to take risks and transact the busi-
ness Of insurance in this state, at Memphis,
tennessee. q. W BLACKBURN,
mhl6 Comptroller of Tennessee.
s. r. CLARKE & CO., Agents,
IS KnickerbOcker Building,
laL II ManIsnn srraal Mem mis-
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Is duh and weak; sales OF 1000 bbls 8. o. on
10 days time at Il5{c. We quote the follow
ing prices: On spot, oil for June, ll5%all1se;
July or a ugust offering at l2c; selling all the
year at 1l5<c; buying all the year l314al31lc.
The refined market Is also dull, with "A de-
clfning tendency. In absence OF reported
sales we quote on spot al 263sc; June, 8j5s9
2554c; July, Hd81{c; august, A1s9H1zc5 sep
tember, nominal At sc.
ForeilH.
LIVERPOOL, June lO-POrk los Sd. Beef ll8s.
Bacon 59s Lard 6ss Sd. TallOW as. Cotton
lgSaaIld sales for the week 200 bales; stock
Cos, 100; receipts for the week s. OJ0. Wheat Bs.
Corn has advanced las
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UNITED STATES BRANCH.
STATEMENT OF THE cONDTTION OF THE
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CO.,

On the 31st Day Of December. 1863.
TNHE name OF this company is the LIVER
Il POOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE ISsU-
RANCE COMPANY.
II is located in New York city, State of New
York.
The amount OF its capital stock In the
United States is
So, 900. .OOO-
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TRUSTEE SALE.

IN pursuance Of the terms Of a trust deed
| made TO the undersigned Trustee, on the
registration in the Registry office of this
county on the 10Th day OF June 1870, in Note
Book No o, page 23g, and in order 10 Sarl y
into effect the purposes Of such conveyance,
l Will, on
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.s2,Sls,l2 81



Amount OF Losses ABUSED,
and due and unpaid None.
Amount Of Losses incurred.
and IN process OF adjust
ment-.--....--.-..-...-..-......-.....S45,7Oo zoe co
Amount Of dividends on
capital, declared and due
and unpaid. 2,2s5 %
Amount OF dividends on
scrip, declared, unclaimed
and npaid.-.-............... 81, ,g78 "a
Amount Of scri p ordered re-
deemed and yet uuclaim'd 4l,523 90
Amount Of all other exist
ing claims against the
Company y.-................... Nothing.
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Conant & Co, rail,-ad builders,
have contracts to finissr the following
roads: Brunswick asd Albany, of
Georgia, 237 miles; Cartersville and
Vanwert, 100 miles; Burlington and
Southwestern Railway of Iowa, 600
miles; Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota, 335 miles; Chicago and
Illinois Southern Railroad, 170 miles.
If the operations of Couant d Co.
are as vigorous North as they are
upon the Brunswick and Albany, and
the Cartersville road, they viii soon
complete all the lines mentioned
above, and be ready to take the con-
tract to build the Southern Pacific.
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CROPS.

A telegram to the APPEAL, dated
Dayton, Ohio, 10th inst, says the rain
there has been of incalCulable benefit
to that region of country.
After a drought of five weeks, crops
in Hunt county flourish. Rain abun-
danJ and cotton and corn lively.
Peaches and apples abound and gar
dens glorious.
The Knoxville Prees and Herald
says: From the mountains and val
leys of East Tennessee, from all quar-
ters, in the East and the West, in the
North and in the South, comes the
glad promise of a bOuntiful harvest.
Iahe kindly earth has repaid the tiller
a thousand fold.
The Fort Smith Herald says: The
reports from all parts of the country
about crops, corn, cotton, etc., are
most cheering, and the season so far
has been so favorable, that the farmers
all say the yield this season may rea-
sonably be anticipated to be much
larger than that of last
The Wilmington On. c. Journal
says: We regret, greatly, being COM
PEELED to admit that the crops of this
State have, as a general thing, been
seriously injured of late. One week
ago the farmers everywhere were con-
graduating themselves on the pros
poets Of bountiful crops, while now,
alas, corn and cotton has been injured
and much Of the wheat totally de-
strOyed. With much longer con-
tinuance Of the late wet weather ev-
erything would soon be inevitably
lost.
We have fine rains now, and as the
wheat is made and the corn crop in
the very best condition, no fears are
now had for the result this year.
Never, in the history of the country
for one hundred years, has there been
such an abundant harvest OF, wheat,
nor so good prospect tor corn. In
many States of the great West, two
crops of wheat have been held back
for higher prices; and now the pros
pect forces the whole immense stock
on the market, which has already re-
dueed good flour to 81 so, with the
certainty of lower prices. This is a
damper on the shylOcks who glOat
over the miseries of mankind; but
good cheer to the poor who have
worked hard for the last ten years to
buy four at $40 per barrel.-Air-Ljne
Eagle. c
3GENERAL EwELL's FARM.-Gen.
r. S. Ewell, near Spring Hill, has one
hundred acres in barley, which looks
promising enough for him to predict
a yield Of forty bushels per acre. The
seed, blowing, reaping, etc, cost eight
dollars per acre, and the land will rent
for six dollars peg acre. The ruling
price is now one dollar per bushel,
which will give him a net profit of
twenty-six dollars per acre, for the
one hundred acres. Gen. Ewell raises
no cotton, and very little corn. He
believes very strongly in clover and
blue grass pastures, having one hun
dred and fifty acres of the former in
one field, which will be moved in
July, doubtless. We are told that he
| has about FIVE thousand head of stock,
horses, mules, cattle and sheep,
Southdowns, MerinOs and SOstwOld,
and about seventy-five mich cows.
-CollIDl6id { TENNESSEE HIefdLd.
]
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J. Bailey Browns newly patented
printing press, which prints Doth
sides of a newspaper at once, Is extra
vagantly lauded by the Nashville
newspapers.
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Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June l0.-Bagging SOc. Cotton
is In better demand; middiing 2gs<c FIonr
IS quiet but firm; extra family IS 81 Grain is
S51 unsettled Corn 81 Is. Wheat 81 l5@l 8 Oats
sugar, prime, l2c. N. o. molasses. soc Rio
coHee, prime, &c. Hay is quiet at sIg so for
choice. Rroyislons are QUIET and transac-
uons are confined between dealers only. Mess
pOrk-saies OF 500 bbls at $50 5Oa3O IS. Bacon
shoulders 1916, clear rib I7c, clear sides I7j6c
Bulk meats-shOulders PIC, clear 30 I6c.
clear sides Bc. Lard, prime in tieree l7c: in
keg, lSac. Hams, 201&s2lc for sugar cured.
New whisky is dull at 81 0l@l "a. Leaf tobac-
co is active, with sales Of 336 hogsheads at
So 75962 90.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT
Total amt Of capital and surplus, 1881 30


Amount OF cash in 81.
Nicholas Nat nal Bank.
New York...................s1 s1ls ,57s
Amount OF cash in Office, $500 -
Amount OF Loans on state
Stoczs, and stocks and
Bonds OF the United
States, and OF InsLitu-
tiOns Incorporated by
the state of New York,
payable on demand.
lIhe market value OF Sc
curltles pledged exceed
ing sfss544 0O.--.--.-.-..-. 5 go O0-s5Os 6sI y
Amount Of Loan on Bonds and Mort
Cages, being nrst lien Of record on
unincumbered Real Estate worth
az least SZ,lS,z0O on which there
is less than one years interest due
ana owing Interest per cent. 7IB 80 90
stocks and Bonds owned by the
Company as follows:
Bank stocks ISL O80 %
state ana CITY yBonds...-.--.-.-.....l l57 100 o.
y. =. bonds .-..----.---.--.. 5l075O "
Real Estate l0Z broadway,
and Pine street. y. y.
owned by the Company SI75, 900 90
Real Estate cor. Court and
MOutag ue streets, Brook
lyn owned by the Co. 81 500 OO-g29T- 800 On
Interest on Loans due this date Z0Tlg 81
Premiums due this dats.--........... 3gsgl q
1s7- % --s0l llS'A-------'.- S,0uJ W
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Judge Erskine, of Georgia, has gone
to Europe.
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SChOOIfeId, Hanausr & Co.,
WHOLESALE 6R0CERS,
256 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
NOTICE.

OFFICE MEMPHIs CITY < X. 20, n en- pilS IeS,
1 D1Tenn-- NAV q, IS70.-The annual elscsl2n
for Five Directors in the Memphis Clty n. n, =.
Company will be held at the once 30 St !. sns
company. on tine I'D DAY OF June, ls5O, a. .
oSclock pm. [my9l ], q, SMITH, see'y'
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KimbaI's hotel is rapidly rising
upon the ashes of the old Atlanta
Hotel
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TOLEDO, June 10.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat lJS0a2c better, but quiet; Amber 81 81
on spot and selling for June, No. red, 81 35
Co.'s Is quiet and steady; No. Ole. Oats are
nominal at soc for No. l. Freights are steady
at &c TO Buffalo; 41ze to 0swego.
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chicano.

CHICAGO, June iO-whisky 81 and dun.
Wheat opened at 81 l015 for last half OF the
month, advanced 70 81 1l5& and closed at
81 nsz, buyers at 81 l01z cash. Corn S454as5c
Oats are dull Barley s0c@Sl o. Receipts are
as follows: Wheat s. 900 bushels; corn ISL
600 bushels; oats 8, 900 bushels. Shipments Of
SO 5Oa30. Lard, l55zal6e. Shoulders IIs<ca
I2c. rough sides l5c, clear sides I514, hams iss4
9Ec.
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cInelnnafI.

CIScINNATIt June l0.-Provisions are quiet.
Mess pork SO 5000. Lard l5S1al6c BuIk
meats-I2c, l5e, l515c and I6c for Shoulders
Sides clear rib and clear sides; sales of 800 OO0
lbs shoulders at l2c. Bacon-l81Sc. I8l%c and
l714c for shoulders, clear rib and clear aides.
Flour frm and more active; sales on icbange
Of 200 bbls at 81 IS, S5 50, So 10 and SO Sol CLOSING
at s. 20ao ~ for super, IS 6095 80 for extra and
s. SD@6 so. Grain is more active Wheaf-
sales OF red o6eO bushels, at 81 2 81 % and 81 25
ane whites at 81 40. Corn-sales 800 bushels
at sSg9Oe Tor ear and 95996c for sheIled pure
yellow and white. Oats-sales 2SUO bushels al
5696O12c for prime mixed and white Rye and
barley dull Whisky 81 OF for patent and 81 "a
for old process. Cotton 2l1$c. Hay Sl5al6 so
Hemp, Kentucky, 81 s2@l- e5. Bran. sI7 Seals
butter good, B!92lc; choice, 2925c. Eggs,
D92lc. Cheese, Bt&94c.
St. Lsuis.
ST. LOUIS June l0.-Flour quiet and steady
Wheat is easier but not quOtabIy lower. Corn
Is duh and lower, S3d90c Tor mixed and 95cd
81 0S for white. Oats are easier at 5765oc. Rye
Is quiet at 77d7Sc. whisky is dun at 81 OA
Provisions are held firmly and not much do
ing. Pork S3Oa30 so. Bacon-shOulders I31<c
clear rib l61Sc, and clear sides IKE. Lard is
dull at l5al6e-
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PIrsBuEG, June l0-The market for crude
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-22
RaVenna Summit NH
,Sassa sya bnAND
TOUR and FEED STORE.

"AVING opened Flour and Feed Store in
ftsthe fffstFfs s6hgnt ty2,, segth Of the Exchange
both fi,e Mill and the Feed Store. full stock of
everything pertaining TO the nj Hing business.
Customers can buy at either establishment
any thing in nv line ut the same price. On ac-
count of my advantage in rent, can sell as low
or lower than any other concern in Rayenna:
w. E. BRADLEY.
Rayenna, Dec. 10, 1889, 6s-tf.
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United States Patent Office
A G N C Y.
Designing and Engraving on Wood.
a14 Superior street, 0soesand, Ohio.


a14 Superior Street, oepeland, Ohio.
TTAvING been engaged for the past ten years
t1 with great success in the business OF OBJ
tanning Patents, am prepared to guarantee
most perfect safisfaeti Ion in the tFangactfon o.
that business Numerous feferehces could be
given to substantiate this.
In order to apply for Patent the law re.
Suires that a model shall be fuEnist1eacaAt over
11os in any dimensionsszSe zSe1fthe model by ex-
press. prepaid e GEO. ". THIBBITTs. ga
zion of its operation and merits, and send the
post, Government, and stamp fees-$i6,when
the drsWilias N4d ne essaxysp spARe1H viii be pre-
pared and sent to the inventor Tor examination
approval and OATH
Nv charges for attending to the whole busi-
ness will be $a5 for all cases, without any ex-
ira charges. The average time required to pro
cure patent is thirty days (have bad an examl-
nation in five days.J Examipatiop OF the Re-
cords free A complete set OF the Patent Once
Reports is OH file az my Office, which may be ex.
amined by the public at their pleasure free.
GEO. W. TIBBITTS,
ed Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Jan. 8, ise9, lily.
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q. IA URsIoAV DEC. 90 1870 s.

-sEb aada.l.a sfT s7 as5 bs8sir7I
sdy 81 Whole No. 12lssss.Ia' ]
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A TL AN TIC MIL S !.

Having discontinued our Store, we shall here
after deliver our Flour and Feed from the Mill
we have made arrangements with Brainard &
Son to receive orders. All orders left at their
Drug Store will be promptly filled. Our price
list may be found the2e.
49, T.xiNGs BRADFORD s. co.
March IL, 1870. s2-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-22

WEDDELL HOUSE,
Cleveland Ohio. g 20 per, day. r. A. GIL
LETTE 8 CO.. Proprietors.
Dec. 1853 1y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17

ALLEGED POISONING.-Dr. and Mrs.
Jackson, who have for some months
been boarding at the Union House in
this place, were both taken suddenly
and violently i'll during Sunday night
the 9Th inst; and though now consider
cd out of danger, the Dr., If not both of
them, were at times in critical condi-
ton. DR.. Jackson appears convinced
that poison was administered to them
maliciously, and the phi ysicians who at
tended them think there is no doubt
but that they were poisoned in some
manner; but it Is difficult to imagine
any motive that any one could have
had in deliberately attempting 40 dia-
bolical q double murder. The affair has
some strange phases, and is decidedly
mysterious; but whether any attempt is
to he made to unravel the mystery ju-
dicially we are uniformed, except so
far a. some vague that such
would be the case may 60.
On Tuesday evening, we learn that
DR.. J. suffered relapse and his condi-
ton was again thought critical. His
stomach seemed 20 weakened and de-
ranged that 1t would retain neither
medicine or nourishment, while he con-
tinually endured great pain.
We stop the press to add that DR.. J..
died ct ten o'clock last evening, using
almost his latest breath In saying he
wished oil the world to know that he
had been foully murdered.