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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13

How does it happen tEat in Virgin
ia, Tennessee, and Missouri, in which
fhe white men have been enfranchis-
ed, order is maintained, and the me-
groes and whites have no trouble !?
The Ku-KlHx only abound where the
Radicals have undisputed sway. The
way TO exterminate the Ku-Klux is
to call off the carpet-bagger.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13

FoRNEY went back. on Grant on the
Sumner matter, but the Galena States
man in order to conciliate him tender
ed him the office of Collector of the
Port of Philadelphia, which he declin-
ed. There is no man in the Union
who knows better than Forney when
a party is on its last legs. and when
he refuses to accept office at the hands
of Grant he must be 'sgone coon
skim 3t2i .'i~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13

IT will be remembered that Grant
and Governor Holden had a fellow
named Kirk in command of troops in
North Carolina few months ago, for
the purpose of coercing the people of
that State into the support of radical
ism. 1t has been shown in the testi-
mony adduced in the impeachment
trial against Holden, that Kirk on one
occasion said, 'sIf hair of one of his
men is touched, he had the authority
of the governor to shoot the prisoners,
murder the women and children, and
burn the town." Such -savagery is
the gentle sway of Radicalism, en-
bodied in the expression, "let us have
peace" H1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13
new 7-3O GOLD LOAN
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

The building of the Northern Pacific abroad
(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 e66 miles westward from
Lake Superior; trains are running over 13O
miles of finished road, and traek-laying is rap
idly progressing toward the eastern border of
and Pacific Road, the Nort6ern Pacife az @ e Compa na
ny now has 413 miles of completed road and
by September next this will be increased to at
least $50.
A GOOD INVESTMENT. jay Cooke &
Co. are now selling, and Enthusiastically recon-
meat, the First Mortgage Land Grant Gold
Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny dnSy nave S so years i, to run bear seven and
per cent currency and are secured by first
and only mortgage on the ENTIRE ROAD AND ITS
EQUIPMENTS. and also, as fast as the Road is
completed, on
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND to every mile o f
track, or 500 Acres Ior each 81 900 Bond. They
are exempt from U. S. Tax; Principal and In
terest are payabls in Gold; Denominations:
Coupons S % to $1,000; Registered, 500 to slO,-
900. .,afllt -
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific,
7-30's are at all times receivable at TEN PER
CENT. ABOVE PAR, in exchange for the Compa-
nys Lands, ut their Lowest cash price This
renders them practically INTEREST BEARING
LAND WARRANTS. -
SINKING FUND. The proceeds of all sales
of Lands arc required TO be devoted TO the re-
purchase and cancellation of the First Mortgage
Bonds of the Company The Land Grant of the
hOdu tNtteu> fiii MILLION Acres IhlS I'M
mense sinking Fund Will undoubtedly cancel
the priBcipa of the toInpany's bonded debt be-
fore it falls due. With their ample security and
high rate OF interest there is no investment ac-
cessible 70 the people, which is more PRoFIF-
ABLE oR SAFE. i-- s3
EXCHANGING U. : 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 them for Northern Pa
cifc Seven-fhirties. thus realizing a handsome
profit, and greatly Increasing their yearly in
come. ,ogs... ---tttlla13 I,-+fi
OTHER SECURITIES. All marketable
Stocks and Bonds will be received at their high
est current price in exchange for Northern Pa
-cific SevenThirties. EXPRESS CHARGES ON
Money or Bonds received, and on Seven Thir-
ties sent in return. win be paid by the Finan-
cial Agents. Full Information, ma s. PAM
phlets. etc, can be obtained on application at
any agency, or from the Undersigned -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13

A RADICAL paper before us pro-
pounds this conundrnm eff the
President does not turn q short cor
ner where will the Republicans be
when this administration has been in
power foul. Years 20 Next.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13

The New York Sun, the ablest and
most extensively circulated daily Re-
publican paper in the country, heads
its news from the New Hampshire
election in flaming capitals i'll the fol-
lowing words: "Snn-shine in New
Hampshire. A Crushing Repudia-
ton of Grant. Verdict of the people
on Presents and BriberTaking. Ver-
dict or People OH Nepotism, Ver-
dict of the People on San Domingo
Swindle. Verdict OF the People on
Ofice-Peddling. Verdict OF the Peo-
pie ON the Insult to Charles Sumner"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13

fsa
The Radicals boast over the elec-
ton of a majority of members of the
Legislature in Connecticut, and claim
it as great victory for their party.
Under the rotton borough system pre-
yailing in that State the Democrats
might have fifty thousand majority in
the popular vote, and yet the Repub-
licans control the lower branch of the
Legislature. Representatives are not
apportioned among the towns on the
basis of population. As a single in
stance Illustrating the injustice and
inequality of the system adopted in
that State. the World gives the follow
ing: a.i - A3f2'57 iialio- 81
I The Republican town of Simsbury
polls but 334 votes aud has two rep
resentatives in the Legislature, while
the Democratic town of New Haven
polls nearly 5000 votes and has no
more. IL Simsbury is Justly entitled
to two New Haven should have fifty
three representatives and this is just
how it is that the Democrats are
swindled out of the Legislature.
Governor English has an actual ma
jority ofvotes in the State, and yet
the returns give .he Republicans from
fifteen to twenty-five majority in the
House of Representatives. The Dem
ocrats have not been able to secure q
majority in the Legislature for six
teen years: but if they ever should
they will be certain to abolish this
relic ofbarbarism, which has its par
allel only in the monarchical coun-
tries of the Old World. 1t is useless
to hope that the Republicans will ever
be republican enough to do it."
The Radicals of that State will con-
tinue this system, and thoir friends
will glory over the power thus fraud
'ulently obtained, and still continue
their bowling about Democratic
frauds at the elections.
s4l,,tE-Ty! 80 % tiE -tfu. .... il.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13
RAYENNA MARKET.

MARRIED
WILLYARD-HARTLE.- In this village on
the 9Th inst. by &. r. Stowe Esq. at his resi-
dence. EliaS Willyard, of Franklin, and Miss
Susan Hartle, of Ravcnna.-,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13

For Paints, Oils, Varnish-
es, Dye Stufls, Brushes, Pa
tent Medicines, Perfumeries,
Toilet Articles, Pocket Books
Pocket Knives, or anything
in the Drug or Fancy Goods
Line, go to Headquarters,
which is at
n. G4o.,,-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13

GOVERNOR SCoTT, from Ohio, arm
ed the negro militia in South Carolina
and sent them raiding over the State,
to the terror of the women and chill
dren. They have had some small COL
lisions with disgusted white men in
two of the upper counties in conse-
quence of their depredations. They
have since been disarmed, aud South
Carolina has been as quiet and serene
as Vermont for the past month. Now
comes tremendous proclamation
from President Grant commanding
the insurgents (whites) 10 dispersc
and retire peaceably to their respect
i've abodes within twenty days from
this time, or the army and navy will
be sent into the State to suppress the
'insurrection.' What asspranee.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-13

A CORRESPONDENT of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, having asked whether
green6acks were taxable or not by
state, county or municipal authority"
that paper replied:
The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that legal tender
notes, commonly called greenbacks,
are exempt from all State, county and
municipal taxation, the same as the
five-twenty bonds are. No Assessor
has the right to require an account of
the number or amount of them, held
by the citizen, for purposes Of ftaca-
lion.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

DRocLAMATIoN.

800 Reward. -.
The above reward Is h reby offered 20 any person WHO
shall the convection Of any nhe v' s 80 "a
Illegal voiin. by oi hssing falsely re ~
under false pcrsonaon having given iase res'aense
resstrrins mmsef canins hmse W ne ~ si
An mo ne tha on. dis r,ct having rcgstsfeI h"sr
when be citizen, nor entitled 20 'o.r ~ ~
dencie OF residencei OF 90 ns
comm,ted nernry IN respect d act OF REGISTRATION; or
for the arrest OF any other who my cont perjury
m resrect 10 lie voting or who sha have raudu
enty .mperei with registry ISIS oi ferray eomnteu
anv Offence anst the Re- sration stain es OF ths
sta e. or who commit ole ce against the tecon
laws the State Said and conviction 10 be had and
nj under and the state aad evil
deuce hy the proper certificate of the Coun Dsir ct At
torney. a. oAhhf Hall, mayor.
OcToEEE 50, ISL.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
EXTRACTS FROM CHAP 4os or ruE Laws OF lss.

sAhended 10 accordance With Seoa ~ u tie Charter OF
his hereby duS Of 'The polio. Force al ali
Accordingly hereby bcrcuOio empowered especially pre-
oenars suppress riols AID rsarreciio,s p & e d r,o
)" le'sons ana prap j. guard te paoc Lsss. preserve
every law Ie~Si % To- sarr,e son punish al
incn Of ernuc observance sunday or srapsn
pa" .eFs H' mock auctions OF .ms sraon or elections.
n-The several members of tho police fore. shon
hare owrr sud authority % Immediately arrest. w,Iou
INIT, threaten, atelrp, commit IL he pfese1esa af
snch member, within bis ay breea peico or
any o. ciy, iown or vila,c within winch bs
src GO. u snail te nisacnleanor. piaisbabe by onrrs
onnen " ne eonay Jai 9T n me cry snd county New
ceodns tw9 yrss er ~ Ine OF nol Less man S5J Tor
"o 81, oths, person tS ase pesoSa voisnee npoa %
upon u as o bseo Mssh ss he discharge
sfp .s-l shall DC l@w an, person or persons TO
Tor The dbron 6ano,s at any election. ~hu $50
lure or tc di.,rbu 81 sc.s !, XIV election rom b.os
DnintsIn.d ,hn ibd ieei voting place
see n, ans :. summary ,noss any sash 6ooh
EXTRACT FROM caSFTfs So, LAWS OF 1870.
srcTio~s a-t - iuiscensarcr !or inspectors or
one ss y o. ses.n :. elet ne nie o. sniorec man
the vote ol whit. naa"
EXTRACTS PROM CHAR iss or TIE LAWS OF leo
tsccio1 g = ansRdsa 1917
sons q governing tbc inspec;er, eiecloss
~ zoe city 0 New when acIng be said
inspectors shsl hod meetings registers. The Wednes
ds. ffda' az SAUCE preceding be icy ~ eeeuon and
sis, ~ rom O'Clock ~ the ofrungn nu;H
the ,vcgnp each dayf such AZ.
ycants rellstfsuu shan tic cleo.
uou be qnaiae v0.efs on tic dsy 81 election.
elect prtsenu hlpte WHO is not registered. the
sycetyI anal sNch 10 oath the
u ss deemed
suncicui n2turiv tho rspernrr .ac shall
BE- permitted 10 vote NC ZANE ~ ts name re irce
abe lL sector % vote however. shan De snn-ct
20 the usai challenge. Ind been reris
The aussirh non tfea ccccr, - 70 his
excuse msy rtfUfs Uncer c9npeient apin
o.tlt The oNthy " New IL ahd ~ rItLtr
% the tJecrr po cieks a. The rO ~htfe td ricro.
shah on vVe fUch uNcer apli.a 10 admin
later aueL oath 4hs ana snscrs the W hont
charg. there ans s such tatts sba be te1 with The
poli OpOl w.sh iht Noaniy t,'fk. -,
sto tAny inspector " electon ~ registrar VINO tnsi
,lage .ns o Inv pravaiuns srttnn nfe fhan ~ cewc1
gu ~ iciuns and ypoa conrcon sasi he punished ~
lnl rpnmrgl state Tor cpd nn e.s ttan
0at 81 IA ssC I've years. sLc thah 30 iIe cf thereafter
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

THIRTEENTH CAhD
The Thirteenth aha bciv Sc into thirteen election
districts. the cnient and limits OF said election dttcts
shall be foiows:-
The tirs. Eecon OF the Th Nenh ward shall
tain ali that part Of the city bounded W and lying within
street. Lewis Broomo SOerck
iancey STR ct AMI East River.
Tne seeon Election district OF the Thirlc with shall
contain the city bounded aid lying within
Dcisncey street. Cannon street. Rvinslon srSct aud Ea
River
contain ali that bounded iy(ng within
brand street street. Dcancey street. UoercN street
hc Fourth ectIon district OF the Thirteenth ward shan
contain All that part of the city boun TED by yng within
Cannon street, ngton street, wlest street and Dclanccy
street i,
contain all OF the city bounded by lying within
Cannon street, Desnc street, Wnleu street and Brooms
street.
contain ali that part the city bounded by lying wan
Cannon reet street. Pit street and Graad street
The seventh Election district OF tue fhrtesnth shall
contain all part the city bouneu by and lying wlnn
wieu street, Delaney street, Ridge street and brooms
street. .
The Eighth Election district of the rhiecn,h ward shall
all that the city bounded by and yps within
Wiett street, kvngon street, Ridge street ana Delaney
street.
The Ninth Election district OF the Thirteenth shall
contain all thai part cf the city boun by and TYING within
PITT street Broome street tlnt street ald ivtVa
The Tenth Election district Of the Thirteenth ward shall
The New York herald., 1871-11-06


The fis Election disrct the Seventeenth ward .ha
CLINTON street, Rvnston street. Esscx sireet and Stanton
The Second Election district OF the Seventeenth ward sta,
contain az nst nsr q The city bounded sy and bns within
The Third Election dsrc, OF the Seventeenth ward ,ha
Alien street, ryiarton street Bowery and st.ni street
contain all bai part Of the city bounded BY and lying within
Stanton street. Bowery, East Houston street and Orchard
The rh Election district the Seventeenth ward sha,
Stanton street Orchard street, East Houston street SUI.
The Election disr1c, Of the Seventeenth ward sb.
contain al that part Of the city bounded by yng wih,n
rf s. ss n"s s1s9s
qna.s f., . e. s' says4y ss[ 4 as S x ss
81 ssG ~ 1 q .hc seycn,eenin ward shall
sas s. =, ana ,nH wsa
sas e.. aTsass T.
So~e y Fl Tsrd r r.s ssqnssd Sy wn
contain s h, s,,oon d;rc, Of the Seventeenth ward shall
sefSsd Ss stre ami asa. y "no
sba cnna, m Lection district Of the Seventeenth ward
wn Third so~sr sa se ss .as ana as s1.
cons Imeh Election dsrc, Of the Seventeenth ward sha
Eas Fon sss pa, Of tho cy bounded BY and lying xha
shall eonis nneenth ny Election district OF tho Seventeenth ward
pne Esi Fourth street, A. Sixth aud ave-
me Fouesn,h Election district OF tho Seventeenth ward
within rs s Una, part Of The city bounicd by and lying
NJ ruee, bowery. Sxth street and avenue A.
ILe Fifteenth Election district of tho sevcnlcenth ward
contain al that part OF tho bounded by iyng
nuo A. ~~@ ~'eA'A'' 'e's"'A ."Ses ~AS s'U
The siIesnth Election dsrc, OF tho seven.esn,A va.d
CONTAIN all that Of city bounded by ana lying
sxtn street avenue A. seventh street and avenue Is.
ana contain al that pa OF the cy bounded by and lying
Mark place and avenue A
tIgnteen!h Election district OF the Seventeenth
IAN all that part oil the city bounded by and lying
win street tst Marks place) Fourth avenue EAst
The Nncecltb Election district or the Seventeenth ward
'nMl conan that the city bounded BY and lying
s2d avenue A.
Thc Twentieth Election district OF Seventeenth ward
ha contain all that part the city bounded W apd lying
snhin East Tenth stree, Fourth avenue. East Eleventh.
The Twenty Election district of the Seventeenth ward
ha contain all ha, part OF the ctv sounded BY and lying
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

Houston street t3reene street - %" D'Vau"Ay' "es
the twenty second Election district. of the IIgb,h ward
shalt contain ali that part The cry u minded bv and
.,,ce .se.' hrosdway Pm ace street Mercer
iwenyhird Election oistria u Eighth shall
Co., - hn psI. 81 the CITY bounded BY and lying wah'r
""" e"ee brosdwav hroome street Al Wooster street
The Ninth shall be divided int .nvbr.e .,cc,o,
We extent and limits which ssi election d,strcs
,be first Election district OF the Ninth ysrd ,ha conts,.
iwes .re. o. sno ns c BOUNCED whn
svenne West Fourteenth street ana Ill.,, n or mo,h riynr
ne second Election distric, OF tis xI,p ars - ia " ~
ssnS ssn"a. :',ss,' re- .s:s syaa s
Tho bird tlcctoua sct the Ninth shall contain
81 .hs; part Of tho city bounced by and yng within West
Twelfth stree, ana Hudson NORTH River
lhe ourih Election d.rlct Of the Ninth ward shall
tain all that part OF the city bounded by hnd lying within
Bank street Hudson stree Jane street, greenwich street.
The district Of The Ninh ward ,haI contain
all that rau OF the city bounded by aud lying within Perry
street. Hudson strect. Bank street and Budsvp North
The sixth Election of tho Ninth ward shall contain
~ thaf part OF The city bounted by living
Eeventh street, West Fourth street. Jane street and Hudson
Tne seventh Election district OF N. Ninth ward .h., CON-
tain ~ that part OF the city founded bv and lvpr within
We, Tep'h street Hudson street, Ferry HUDSON or
1he Lshth Election district Of ,be Ninth ward shah con-
@ se . 81 .e sy ,r. 9uSas y wn
Butson street eo'-~
The ninth Election district Of .hs Ninth ward Al, ali contain
srss Greenwich street Gu sopber street, Hudson slfee
Tho Tenth Election district the SIr,n w.rd shal con.
tain al that part o the city bouned by and yna within
ssrcs, Morton street, Hulson or Snnn River 'e"s"
INC esen'b Election ditrict OF the Ninth ward shall con.
Mes. Houston street. Gresp~.h s,res car,ns .. w,sn
HUDSON street, Leroy street aad IN North River
tain az ina. part of the city bounaed sy and ,,ns within
Wes Houston street Vares street. Downing rtrce
Grcsnwich street. w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
fh 0rrualters;S erfaui
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ucn Sauis nit Sbuppcn II. T. 10, ih ait tnr cinen
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Mltrulnailhr Mathihlagr

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tbeile. Dian ~aortiiirc u. ~" Srp. {. State,
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Ildg Sfr. 2t6 int SluITc gir. 2IG (yr. POI Gu=
greHScubL, Oh TuB an Der SHiclW nr NturItiit. brctt
unb oftlih bis gum SuSuuCbannG- 5tu3 GrbtUc; cCr
ithc 1T cinem librlttcn Wrnn0Jiuic BON sos untcra
tUUrlen.
SbtGc Rldgc iinh Gin IbetG NC5 RahloHcs Nc5 per
]itorbGrCn lobR u. Zane uUb DcrNtn Sur StrtbttluEg
untrr oit Ueridieocuen Srbcu ]oclcbcn u%crtGuit.
Vie Nuimcrtiumttt miro %htioutCro Oui otrcn Ters
fGul BtnNclCnlt, "a er cine lclttnC @clegcHgcit 5nr Nm
lcgur9 bon @elocrn in iib idntl i'm l9rrtbr lrtGtru-
Den St9entbumc bictct.
Observation-Disclosures, mic ourh has GcirCt OorBt-
itriehcn: elm 2ritttbctt Der SOuliWlmc UInr an scr
~tGuistagc, Gin Srltttbcil in . uuo Gin SrltttBcl IN II
UiOndttn; Die Srtbit SGblunatu pom &crtGui5tugC an
.Sinitn trG9cno unt hurd oic NCttn ODER S6ligdtlUHcn
oee 9Guitrs, Bur SuricocnbCt bcs ScrUultgrs iaooi
iirt, g%Clidlcrt.
V]Criontn, luelde uGbcre g%uetunit BIuiibttjb cteit5
@i8cntbumcs winihcn, lpolcn IT'D an Sb0rlcS y.
Sitd,cuef in Sdpre &C Grace uotr AT otn SCrUGIs
Ter in ietnem Sireau Rr. 25, observation-disclosures,
baltimore, peuocr.
Sobu y. Nrcftom, Sicrruulttr,
III. p, Hcringtou1r0Gl;
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3n fnuirn urludlt.

Lii ScdS Niuicr, bclucln 1um Witictpuntte Der
StObt NetcGcn, p0n $500 his $500.
Sin GtpnuS i'm oiillden obcr iucnItden Stltt5
tbCtlc.
3tUct 0iuicr an 6aucttea, GroHta, Sigh cher Gre,
tcritruGe
9rSi Sauier in gutter 9adbnritoft gu unsefdBt
$1,000.
6iiri Hiuier i'm 94eitcnoe ron $500 bis $1,000.
3Guoperz Diartt.
3u iauien eciutt: @ruuomietben, melbe 8 Tro,ent
c%tnrNOeu. NSitidm Sultpu * Comp,
(0l=) Simmer gtr. If, tap Yui(Ciuos.
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&critci1eramgcn.
y. s.. Snninnn Il Chin.

NoroueItede oer2erin9tpn II. GUlrtluuoitr. E,
Muttionatureu nut Observation-Disclosures GfIcr.
s2Srrfdrfe BON @uunOci0crtBuu, at
tten uno Sbtigatione1.
Serfduie pom W9biIicu I'M SUuic ocs GI9cns
tbilnltro.
Seriaufe uUu eferreu, Sieb, sBGasn u.f TO-,
tUo IS ietn mag.
pripat:@ crfGufe pou 5duisrn, 4duecreicu II.
S~rnnemicthe.
lInIeibcn peridbaHt All Gtgcntbum in Der StObt
Gno out benz SGnbe. (Stpt2i,tS)
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