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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15

SOME of the Radical papers of Ohio
oppose the nomination of Burly Old
Ben Wade. on account. of his connec-
tion with the San Domingo job. If
they are opposed to that measure, let
them speak right out in meeting, and
say so in their resolutions a.. 1sa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
Not So Easy.

Some of the Radical papers and
politicians pretend to believe that they
will accomplish an easy victory in the
coming campaign in this State. But
this is the lively air they are whistling
to keep their courage up. The Cleve-
land Herald, one of the ablest jour
nails of that party is of quite different
way of thinking as is apparent from
the following article which appeared
in its columns just after the recent
Democratic Convention: @aiia1
The Democracy of Ohio is going in
to win at the coming election, and the
| Republicans must now stop talking
abouta sure victory; nomination
equivalent to an election any man
publicans see fit to nominate; and all
such twaddle as that. = 20 p
Vallandigham told the truth when
he said stormy convention was a
sign of final triumph. If the contest
may anger some men, it but infuses
others. The first soon get over their
rage, while the latter enter the cam
paign with the vigor and resolution
that command success. There has
been no time since the disloyalty of
the Democrats stripped them of power
in Ohio, when the Democratic pros
pect was as good as it is now.
The Republicans must make no
mistake either in their nominations or
in their avowal of principles. Their
strongest men must be put In nomina-
ton. Nothing must be thrown away
upon mere questions Of locality-even
should it be necessary to select every
candidate from the same county
nothing must be sacrificed to political
claims"-so called; nothing must be
yielded to personal popularity. The
platform-could we dictate in the
matter-would be hand pointing to
the history of the Republican party
with not new whereas" or fresh
.'resolve." We tell the Republicans
of Ohio that no opening campaign has
ever promised harder fighting than the
one now inaugurated by the Demo.
cratic somersault and nominations
and if the Republicans are wise they
will lay the gravity of the occasion to
heart and behave like sound, sensible
wise men. -
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Democratic State Ticket.

For G0eer1os -.
GEORGE w. McCOOK,
of Jefferson County
For Lisaf Gocesz0F,
5. f. HUM
of Hamilton County.
lar Attorney GsnsraE,
Ed s. WALLACE,
OF Clark County. tf SA
For Audif0rof St1te, -
.R. COCKERILL.
Prs 1of Adams County. sf5iHH
For Treasurer OF lStose So
GUSTAYUS BRUEHL. ~.
of Hamilton County.
Ebs Supreme Jssdge,
8 TO IT, W. GEDDES,
f--,a of Richland County, s
For Member of the Bodrd of PA6lic Works,
Arthur HUGHES,
h}if Of Cuyahoga County f7fs4
ICt For School Gon1Rfss5o5er, i.
f-eff frss W ". ROSS, ~ ~ e,sstf-
OF Sandusky County.
For czerk of he Suprsnae Court,
70 CHARLES PATTERSON, .fsssl
aFs Of Franklin County. ~
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WRINGERs.

If you want the best, simplest, most durable
and cheapest Wringer in the world, call and see
those =" Eurekas % that am selling so rapidly
They are just what you want, and you will say
SO when you see it. s, a. ..--,-s. -s e.
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new 7-3O GOLD LOAN
OF THE .,'....--
Northern Pacific Railroad.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad
(begun July last) is being pushed forward with
great energy from both extremities of the line
sofa and on the Pacific coast The grade is
nearly completed 266 miles westward from
Lake Superior; trains are running over 80
miles of finished road and track-laying is rap
idly progressing toward the eastern border of
and Pacific Road, the Northern Pacific Compa-
ny now has AIS miles of completed road, and
by September nextthis will be increased to at
a GOOD INVESTMENT. Jay Cooke &
Co. are now selling, and unhesitatingly recon-
mend. as Profitable and perfectly safe invest, vest
Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad Compa-
Three -Tentfis per cent. gold interest (morc than
8 per cent. currency and are secured by drst
and only mortgage on the. ENTIRE ROAD AND ITS
EQUIPMENTS. and also, as fast as the Road Is
completed, on hEolt -e-3 ls.
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND to every mile of
track, or 500 Acres for eachi$1 600 Bond They
terest are payable in Gold; Denominations:
Coupons, 90 10 81 900; Registered, 500 to s1O.
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific
7-30's are at all times receivable at TEN PER
CENT. ABOVE PAR, in exchange for the Compa-
renders them practically INTEREST BEARING
LAND WARRANTS. 80"
SINKING FUND. The proceeds of all sales
of Lands are required to be devoted to the re-
purchase and cancellation of the First Mortgage
Bonds of the Company The Land Grant OF the
| Road cXceeuS tlICy Mllllon AcIeS- lnls III,
mense Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel
! the principal of the Company's bonded debt be-
fore it falls due. With their ample security aud
high rate of interest there is no investment, ac-
| cessible to the people, which is more PROFIT
| ABLE OR SAFE.
| EXCHANGING U. S. .FIvE-TWENTIES.
| The success of the New Government per cent
Loan will compel the early surrender OF United
States 6 per cents. Many holders of Five Tween
| ties are now exchanging tnem for Northern "a
| cffc Seventh irties, thus realizing a handsome
profit, and greatly increasing their yearly IN
| come. -F - -..4se -,..,.s
OTHER. SECURITIES. All marketable
Stocks and Bonds will be received at their high
! est current price in exchange tor Northern Pa-
| cific Seveu-Thirties. EXPRESS CHARGES on
| Money or Bonds received, and on Seven.Ihlr-
| ties sent in return, will be paid by the hlnan-
| cial Agents Full information, ma s. pam
| phlets etc. can be obtained on application at
| any agency, or from the undersigned
JAY COOKE & co.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. WASHINGTON,
Financial Agents Northen Pacific r. r.. Co.
j. r. PAINTER, Banker,
Erd CIBVELAN ND
General Agent for Northern Ohio.
.f, For sale in PORTAGE COUNTY by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Ravenna.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK. Rayenna.
e. s. CoMsTOCK, BANKER, Ravenna.
KENT NATIONAL BANK, Kent.
Februry g 1871. 127-4w.
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Best quality of English make.
HAY FORKS. 81

have this year beautiful Fork of very SUI
perlor quality, and cheap; also, q new thing
the Socket Fork. 'tIs No
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In the Beaufort district, S. c., q ne
gro was declared elected to Congress
over his white competitor, G. G. Bowen
the Radical candidate. But the negro
was denied his seat upon the strength
of false returns. Thereupon, the white
Radical Bowen claimed the vacant
seat, and just as he was about to step
into it, he was indicted, tried and con-
victed in the city of Washington of
having at least one wife too many. He
will doubtless be sent to the Peniten-
tiary, as he had married a few times
too often ESQ that Radical paper, the
Columbus Journal sneeringly puts it),
to be allowed to retire wholly from
public service. a..-y
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FOUND GUILTY.-The Senate of the
Nebraska Legislation has found the
Radical Governor Butler OF. Il at State
guilty under the charges preferred
against him by the House of Repre-
sentatives, of converting to his own
use $4,000 belonging to the State; of
accepting large sums of7money as a
bribe for the award of contracts; and
of repeatedly bartering the influence
of his official position for his own pri-
vate emo lument; and an order has
been adopted removing him from the
Office of Governor of the State of Ne
braska. ssj -Asf-ess .siss -l -s 3
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DIED.

ROWLAND.-In Paris, on the 18th inst, of
=dropsy, after a long and distressing Illness
William Rowland, aged rs years -
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FARM BELLS.

Fine toned Bells at $4, $5 and Sc EACH The
81 Bell can be heard all over the largest farm in
the country; that is, If the farm is not a little
too large. - -
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BLANCHARD CHURNS.

Just received one dozen more of those SPLEN-
DID CHURNS. They sell rapidly, and simply
because they are the BEST CHURN- IN THE
WORLD. Every one that takes a Churn has
the privilege of returning it, if not JUST
WHAT THEY WANT, and yet no Churns ever
come back No better recommend than this
can be asked.
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Refrigerators and Ice Chests.

am selling Jewett's' - celebrated goods of
this kind cheap Every family that uses Ice
through the summer, should have one.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15

A COMPANY has been formed for the
construction at st. Louis of the largest
and grandest Railroad Depots in the
world. The capital stock is to be $3,-
100000. The real estate costs $780,
600; tunnel $6l5,000; depot building
SI.0OO0QO. s4fl9o - sle-.I =
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MARSEILLES ITEMS.

MARsEILLEs, Oct 10, 1871.
A complaint was made before Esquire Nichol-
son, on Saturday last, by man named Fergu.
son, against Ann Coffman, for an assault with =
pistol. The woman being rather a notorious
character, was held to bail in the sum of two
hundred dollars, to await the action of the Grand
Jury. On the same day the woman had Fergu.
son arrested. He was tried before the sane
court; the woman Cotfmsn swearing that Fergu.
son attempted to commit rape upon her, aud
that she used the pistol in self defence. When
the Judge was ready to give his decision, the
prisoner had decamped-afraid to await the re-
sult-but, however, he put in an appearance on
Monday and was fined five dollars for contempt
Of court but, for reasons it is presumed sstistas
tory topudge Nicholson, he was discharged.
A meeting Of thu ladies of the Episcopal
Chur Oh was held at Mr.. J. w, BOWS, ON Bluff
street, to devise means for the assistance of the
destitute in Chicago. Rev. Jonas Green, who
had just returned from Chicago, was present.
In accordance with suggestion last week, the
Water Power Co. have issued circular show.
ing the rare advantages OF this place as loca.
ton for manufacturers. While We shall give
every facility and hearty Welcome much ma.
teral aid cannot be expected. We reitsrats that
We have the best water power in the northwest
On Thursday evening Oct. 18th, the Crystal
Foans Division Sons Of Temperance, 10.
stalled officers for the ensuing year as follows:
Geo @. Towle, w. P. Miss Broadbeck, W. A;
Geo. +. Goddard, r. S.; Miss Lizzie Dow, A. R.
S.; Walter Tillotsop, +. s.; Miss Katie Smith,
A. +. S. A. G. Beath, r.; Z. A. Dow. Con-;
Miss Anna Brosdbeck, A. c.. Miss Flora Tow'e'
/. s.; Frank Tillotson, O. s.. L. r. Sample,
Chaplain Dr. j. }. DeMott, P. W.P.
Our grain dealers are paying cash for corn.
II. Towle has just received u large invoice OF
clothing, bought before any advance was estab-
lished in prices. CHI Pill.
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Supreme Court.


The Supreme Court, which has been in session
here for the last five weeks, reached to-day the
6O6th cause on the docket. A few days more
will bring them to the close, but the Judges will
remain several weeks longer to make up and an
nounse their decisions. The session in Chicago,
ON account Of the great fire. will be dispensed
with. The following orders, announced on Tues
day, are Of genera! interest:
Ordered, that in all cases brought by appeal or
writ of error from Cook county, entitled to Dc
heard at this term, and not now IN readiness for
decision, the appellant or plaintiff in shall
have until the 10th day of December next in
which to file abstracts aud briefs. The appellee
or defendant in error until the 10Th to file briefs,
and the appellant or plaintiff in error until the
Both of the same month in which to reply. In
all cases from said county wherein opinions have
been filed at this term. either party may have
until the 18th of November next in which to give
notice of application for rehearing, and until the
25th of December next to file the petition.
Counsel residing in the city OF Chicago having
been heretofore employed in cases not brought
from Cook county, may be entitled to the benefit
of this order upon special application. This Or
der hall apply 10 the present term of this court
only.
Ordered, that the recent order of this court,
appointing term in the city Of Chicago on the
3lst day of October, be and the same is hereby
rescinded, on account of the burning Of the court
rooms, and the library appropriated for the use
of the court.
Ordered, that rule 20 of this court, from and
after the entry of this order be rescinded.
Ordered, further, that rule 60, heretofore re-
corded be and the same is hereby revived in the
following form Hereafter every applicant for
license to practice law in the courts of this state
will be required to appear before the Supreme
Court at one of its regular terms in any Of the
grand divisions, and then and there in open
court be examined by the court touching his
qualifications a. an attorney and counselor at
law, and shall also then and there present TO the
court a certificate from some court Of record OF
the county in which such applicant resides, OF
good moral character Provided, however, 1t
shall be requisite of such examination shat
such applicant shall have pursued regular
course Of law studies in the office of some law.
yer in general practice, for at least two years. of
which fact he shall satisfy the court by the Ger.
tifcate Of such lawyer and his own affidavit
Provided, further, tina, the time employed at any
law school, as law student, shall be consid.
cred part of the two years of which the court
shall be satisfied in the manner above specified
Ordered, that Thursday and Friday of the
first week of each term, shall be the days on
which such examination shall be had.
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ReW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INSURANCE.

Inc ercuar from the Underwriters Agency Of
New York has been received by GROW q KELLOGG; Aypn,,
of said company at this city, to ait:
NJ" ORR October 10th, 1871.
ITO OUR AGENTS: meeting of the officers of the Co..
MANIA Hanover, Niagara and Republic Insurance
composing the Underwriters Agency was held this Az -,
consider the proper course for this Agency with y, b
Chicago fire. The facts concerning risks are az fovs
If erey risk We have books in the burnt district
pyores total ios pay $4,000 and collect reinsurance
from good sound companes, 10000 making net loss q,
s9O6,WO.
The individual companies pnR pyDsd meet their ~.
spectioe payments immediately adjustment of claims
resolution passed directing the undersigned expedaa
adjustments and to call for the cash at sight
The condition of the Companies, after full settlement Will
snow upwards of bdif dollars surplus over IN
touched capitals, leaving total assets at millions and
aha We are therefore, strong beg nd question: and our
policy Is among the safest IN the country.
You Will please push business with energy but with
even more han usual crcumspcon to character of risks
ana AZ drgety increased rates. RATES SHOULD BE DorBLRD
you can assure your customers that the Underwriters
Agency thoroughly sound conse yatve as ever
Respectfully,
"A. sTODDARD
oo"if' "General AGENT
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"CUSDURANGO.'--Frequ applications to
explain the meaning OF this new word which
appears in all the papers, have given no little
bother. Webster's dictiouery is silent on the
matter; the Law books have never heard of it,
and what Greeley knows about flaming, which
is prodigious, does not embrace it We asked a
promisent radical druggist about it, and he
promptly solved the eonundrum thusly :"Cundu-
range? Why, that's the fellow that our id
fool convention the other day nominated ioi con-
gress in Cooks place" The answer was sufficient.
" sR1U.pish to be correct
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DEMoREsr's MONTHLY for November presents
us with full and varied choice Of Winter Fash.
the ladies. Tho present issues has its usual w.
riety OF Music, Literature. Household, and 9th.
or articles, and the new list Of premiums for '72.
The terms for clubs are very liberal, and should
be examined by all who require-snd who does
not'-a Family Magazine. So year. Publish.
ed at 1893 Broadway, NY.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re.
oeived BY Osman Il Hspemsa, Ottawa, Ills.
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THE oAth VOLUME:
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THE LUSTRATED
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A FIRST.CLASS
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I'hrenolOGy.-The Brain and is Functions: Loca.
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Physiognomy, or the Signs Of Character with
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EthnolOGy,o or The Naura! Hi.tory Of MN, llus,rs.
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Physiology and Anatomy.-The Organl.
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Clothed and how TO exercise, sleep and live In accordance
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Portraits, sketches and biographies Of leading men
and women In all departments OF life special features
Parents, eachers and others.-As q
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CHOLERA The progress Of the cholera in
Constan,inople and Eastern Europe has been SO
far checked that the alarm fel. concerning rs
spread over Europe had, by the latest European
dispatches, measurably subsidized.
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The Temperance Party of La Sale county
held a convention at La Sale las. week, and
nominated the following county ticket:
For Treasurer-A. s. Harrington, Of Eden.
Fog Surveyor-W. II. Monk, Of La Sale
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WllhOfcs Tonic ana Cure for Fever ant
Aguo, Chills. etc.

Ague, Chills, etc.
This great medicine the result Of long years Of toll and
research In maaria district where every miasmatc
fever prevails Its grand in the cure of Calls H
tropical Spleen Hata Cosaeae CALLS and Periodic Men,
ru0a and sun palms. has caused grateful people style
the Great Remedy Of the Age the 0as Boag which pro-
ctng Providence has given the whole nation as the grand
est greatest, happtest discovery Of modern times.
No poison. arsenic, mercury Qunine no bloated
lace Or glazing eyes, no bursting head breaking back
weak knees or paralysis a0aans from its use! It Is SAFE
vgoa;ng and leaves the patient In mind and body
and sound dollar 1t wipes all saowness gives
blooming complexion In the place Of that scky officiating
color peculiar to Chils and spo.hepatc arrangements
makes the man strong and restores faded beauty to the
eucecythemc lady, and restores the child with enlarged
spleen to Its pristine elasticity and symmetry of form
For sale by all druggists. oct2l-4w
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TNSURANCE.-The most Of my companies Will
pay Chicago losses and continue business with UNIM.
PAIRED therefore, still offer heretofore
SOUND INDEMNITY TO my numerous patrons
DR.. J. o HARRIS.
'i'IIG JOHN oLST~'rFA " PROP.
j ERIG, East Side. now owned by scO4>,ed CbCag
will be ssd for less than M value he ' have money for
bread and butter and Other Injuries
very choice location good house barn. fruit and shrub.
berry. DE-. j. o. HARRIS,
Real Estate Broker :"
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2 g E!
hCCALEB & HOLMES

Are prepared to drc Ice In all parts Of the city during the
coming Orders LEFT their slate al Ward Spsn.
Ger $ Meat Market, will Nc promptly attended to.
Icy arc also prep trcd to furnish ice IN loads.
Ottawa. April s. lS1l-6mOs
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" Single copies for sale and subscriptions received by Os
man Hapenan. Ottawa, Ils
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To Each subscriber to the EVENING Po.T and Chris.
tn0n for year will be exquisite French Oil
Chromo entitled Wide Awake and Fast Asleep" which
are worth at retail 80 for the pair
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We will supply the EVENING Posr as follows:
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WV. e. BRYANT g. CO..
NEW YORK.
sy Single copies and subscriptions received nv
ma & Hapeman Ottawa, Ills
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vi We WI" ou 'no ioo"iHs pellouIcas 10 suDscrDers,
connection with the EVENING Posi-, at the prices named:
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TRY IT! TRY 1T! TRYIT!
For ceAts will send the WEEKLY EVENING Posr from
November to January for 50 Will send the sgs
WEEKLY EVENING Posr during the same time
Specimen Numbers or the Evening Post
Sent Free.
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PAINTING: PAINTINGS: