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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27
PEOPLE WILL TALK.


You may get through the world, hut twill be
very slow
If you listen TO all that Is said as you go,
You'll be worried and fretted and kept in stew;
For meddlesome tongues will have something
TO do,
Forp people viii talk,
If quiet and modest, you have il presumed
That your humble position is only assumed,
You're wolf in sleeps clothing, or else you're
fool,
But don't get excited, keep perfectly cool,
For people will talk.
If generous and noble, they'll vent cut their
spleen,
You'll hear somc loud hints that are selfish and
II upright, honest. and fair as the day,
They'll call you rogue In sly sneering way,
For people viii talk.
And then, if you show the least boldness of heart
Or slight INCLINATION to take your own part.
They will call you upstart, coneeited and vain,
But keep straight ahead, don It stop to expiaia,
For people will talk
If thrcadbare your dress. or old fashioned yonr
hat,
And hint very strong that you can't pay your
Way, ye@sSsz f+5
But don't get excited, whatever they say,
For people will talk.
If yon dress in the fashion, don't think to escape
For they criticise then in different shape,
You're ahead Of your means, or your taiIor's un-
paid.
Eut mind your own business, there's naught to
be made,
For people viii talk.
Now the best way to do is to do as you please.
For your mind, if you have one, will then be at
ease
OF course you will meet with all sorts Of abuse,
But don't think to stop them. il amt any use
For people will talk.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27

NOR POSTERS. Hand Bills. Bill Heads. so
E come the Press oflice, on.ChCstput, Street
holth sBd OF Empi,ss Block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27

$4,000 WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
producing preparation showing half as many
living genuine permanent cures as DIR. Filters
Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy The scientific
preparation of Prof Jos. r. Fitler, n D., cne
of Philadelphia's oldest regular Physicians
who has made Rheumatism a speciality 81 years,
permanently curing with this remedy 70 in ev-
cry 100 patients tie ieated; so warranted under
oath. from Registered cases, q result unparal-
leled It is pleasant medicine, free from in
furious Drugs Sworn vouchers from Renown-
ed Prominent Physicians iudorsing DIR Filter
accompanying each bottle). To protect suffer-
ers from risk, legal guarantee stating num-
Der of bottles warranted to cure win be for
warded without charge to any person sending
by letter FULL truthful description of case. In
a case of failure to cure, the amount paid will
be refunded Price 81 so per bottle; 6 bottles.
$3.50. Medical advice sent by letter gratis
Address DIR. FITLER, Ofice No. 90, South
Fourth Street. Philadelphia. Sold or obtained
by A. ID. RICKEY.= Druggist, Main street, in
Empire Building, Ravenna, Ohio.
Jan. 10. 1871, 12S-1y -r -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27

r AN EN- N "A
BOOK STORE.
A LLnew and attractive BOOKS, received as
"a soon as published, and always sold at Pub
iisher's Prices.
A LII the SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL
IN STATIONERY. adapted to the Schools OF
Poitase County, always in fuii supply
A FINE stock of CHOICE STATIONERY,
N for business and for correspondence, al
ways on hand
INKS, Black. Blue and Violet, choicest brands
Il in fnn supply
Call at the
RAVEMMA BOOK STORE,
and make selections from the full and beautiful
stock ef
New Books.
Bibles,
Hymn Books,
School Books.
Blank Books,
Stationery,
Photograph Albums,
Chrome Pictures,
Stereoscopic Views,
Jet Jewelry,
Perfamery,
Willow Baskets,
sfzz Bird Cages,
b oIiemian Glass Ware, Toilet Sets
Vases, Bouquet Holders,
Juvenile Books,
Primers, Toys,
Dolls and Dollseads,
wallets,
Pocket Books.
. Penknives, &c.
An almost endless variety of Goods may be
found at the ~.
Feb. 70. 1870 1sO-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27
Ravenna Summit Mill
AND
FLOUR and FEED STORE.

HAvING opened Flour and Feed Store in
IL the first :. Shanty' south OF the Exchange
Hotel: on Chestnut street, / will keep on hand at
both the Mill and the Feed Store, o full stock Of
eysrything pertaining to the Milling business.
Customers eau buy at either establishments
any thing in my line ut the same price. On ac-
count OF my advantage in rent I can sell as low
Or lower than any other concern In Ravenna.
1svulaa. Dee. -. 1851. ss-tf.
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Rnildino NJ owing.

VIyllIIAM CLINE who has had 16 years eN-
w pcrIonce in moving buildings. and who
has all the necessary tools and machinery for
carrying ON the business. offers his services To
those ha ring buildings to move.
Residence, in south part of the village, near
the old Canal bed. I'D. ...
All orders promptly attended 70:
WM. CLINE.
Raveuna. April 10. 1871, fss-6in.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27

WE HAVE THIS DAY
Receired the Largest Lot
OF
G r O G X e r Y
Ever brought to Portage County By any one
House, which WAS bought at the very
Lowest Cash Figures with GOLD.
At II GREAT REDUCTION
From any thing that has been sold for the last
fffeen years. Any one wanting
CROCKERY in Portage County,
w f ss gaS sy sa9g d ;s on as r,Ss. hsze ;
ported Our stock of
FURNITURE,
WINDOW SHADES,
FIXTURES,
PICTURE FRAMES,
COFFINS, wooden and metallic,
is now complete, and will be sold at
BOTTOM PRICES.
GTTE US II CALL.
VANCE & WELLS,
April 20, 1871, 1SS-tf. No. S. Phenix Block.
SPRING HILL NURSERY,
Situated near RO0tstoqcss Station,
C. DC p. II. II.
TN calling the attention of the public to my
Il establishment, deem n heightened notice.
unnecessary. l would merely state that the
Stock of Eyergreens
which offer for sale the coming Spring, is iul
in every department
And Of the BE st Qu uaiity.
xV;sh;n, % .Iaar.e Daca af err.ou.,d fla com;n @
Spring, containing about
5000, 90 BaJsan FIR Trees,
will sell them for
CASH or Approved Credit
with interest, at LOW PRICES.
My Evergreens are from one to ten feet hist.
Evergreen trees can be safely transpianted mo-
ers and planters of trees on a large scale, dealt
with on the most liberal terms. s--f
Post Office address, New Milford, Portage
1s5-sws ROBERT JOHNSON. Prop'r.
Sheriff's Sale.
The State of Ohio. Portage County, ss.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will offer for
IN sale at public auction, on the premises late
ly occupied by the Cleveland Peat Company, on
SATURDAY, the s9th day of April, A. D. 1871
the following described Personal Property to
wit: Situate in the township of Rayenna, in
on lots No 81 54 So So 60; 81 and S. in the south
division of lots in Rayenna. one new Building,
40 by 90 feet, one Storing Shed IS by 40 feet one
Barrack Building 10 by 80 feet, one Engine and
Fittings, one Boiler and Fittings, and all Shaft
ing and Machinery in and about said premises,
one Condensing Machine. all the tools. pumps
and implements used in and about the Peat
Works, 20, 000. Racks and Racking, 10 tons more
or less of Railroad Iron. and the ties on which
the same is laid six Cars and all Belting. and
all the other personal property in and about said
works and premises Also, the leasehold in
trust of the lots above referred to, by. ase tia-
ted Feb. q. 1867, and recorded in Portage Coun-
ty Records Oct. 1st. 1855 Book 1, page 233.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
OTIS PAINE, Sheriff.
IT. C. RANSEY. Atty. 13I-sw.
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They are World Renoscnede

And we would respectfully invite any one de-,
string to examine machines to call at our office
in SutheTiand,s Shoe Store or notify us by mail
or otherwise, and we Will see that they receive
prompt attention.
We have on hand at our salesroom several ma
chimes, new and second hand, o the different
lar price charged by the different companies.
Any one desiring Instructions in the use of
machines purchased OF us any other agents,
win be instructed free of charge upon applica-
ton.
Good second-ha machines for sale or rent
on reasonable terms. MACHINE fixtures on
hand. Needles for different Kinds of machines.
BRADFORD & CONVERSE. Ag'ts..
Jan. 3. 1sTf. 1ss-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27
Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing,

ever brought to this mar
ket, all of which are made
up in the latest styles, and
are selling as cheap as the
cheapest. ltt
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27
Our Merchant Tailoring De-
partment

Is complete, being well
stocked with all the new
styles of Cloths in the
market. We have splen-
did assortment of new
Diagonal Cloths, very
nice for fine Business
Suits also, large ste ok of
Fancy Pant Goods, all of
which will be made up in
the best style, and at pri-
ces to compare with any
First Glass Workmen III
the State.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27

A NYTIIING you want done in the line
"A heads, Cards, Posters, Pamphlets, &C., be
sure and come 70 the Press OlhQes on lhesmut
Street, north end Of Empire Block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27

ITO CONTRA CTORS.--The Trustees ofshal-
rville Township will let to the lowest re-
eponSiblc bidder, at their meeting In the after-
noen of the FIRST Monday in May. tbting the
first day of May) the underpining Of the Town
House. For specifications, call on
GEO. NJ PROCTOR.
April 90 1871, 13s-aw. Township Clerk.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-27
Button-Hole Over
seamin q and Sewing Machine,

TINE first and only Button Hole and Sewing
Machine combined in tho world II win
work beautiful Button Holcs, Eyelet- Holes, en-
broider over the edge. do /. Oyerseaming as by
hand All kinds OF stitching, Hcmming, Fell
ing, Cording. Braiding, binding. Eufling, Tuck
ing, Gathering, and sowing on at the same time
1t has no cdual IL is on exhibition and for sale
by r. NJ SPEUART, Agent, No. 5, Phillips
block, Ravenna. Ohio Please examine this
also tho PL AIN AMERICAN, MACHINE, that
will do all except Button-Hole and Overseam-
ing work. These Machines arc unequalled fer
iIeht running as we'll as for beauty and excel
iepce of work on all fabrics; Machine work re-
spectfully solicited X. NJ. STEUART.
navenna, March 10, 1sTl. l33-ly. o-I5 fi
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

At Home.
Nilsson repeats tonight her magnificent imper-
sonation Of Marguerite. in s'faust."
wachrei appears. for the first time, this evening
in the rj,e Of Raoul, In lies Huguenots,n at the
Stadt.
Madame Bessiere makes her debut at Lima Ed.
wins this evening In the roe Of Cesarine, In Feur
de The.n
The Sunday concerts Of Colonel Fisk,s Ninth
Regiment Band at the Grand Opera House attract
great deal OF interest and good attendance every
week. The band has made such progress under the
direction OF Carl Bergman that 1t may be now con-
sidered without rival in the city. Levy the unri.
vailed c0rnet player Is the principal solo attractl0n
ae o. ae last Concerts there we're two
and Mile Eliza de Try yoIonceilist. The band mum.
Mr.. John Z. Owens makes his nrst appearance at
Booth's tns evening. In the character Of Caleb
Piammer. in ''Ihe Cricke, on the HEARTH
season, Is nearing It's hundredsh night at Days
charming & dramsnc S 6oudo,r, INC Firth Ayelns
may Os ioana Sere every night y ''s "s'l"s''As
This IS the last week Of the Forences at the Grand
Opera House Mr. e made a
ira IN recognition Of his share IN the success OF
"a Nice FIRM and "The Cntic, at wailack,s this
week, with the iniInitable Mathews.
There Is no dminuti0n TO Sothern's success At
The New York Circus has new attractions this
week. Messrs. Charles Fish Charles Reed (not the
"Terrble Temptation" mani, the Jee Brothers, d.
A. Seal and Almonte make their first appearance
tonight.
"A perfect avalanche OF novety (sce bills Is pro.
missed at the Union Square Theatre.
Josh Hart has assembled together, at the C0mlque,
one OF the best variety companies ever presented In
this city. change Of bill occurs TINS week.
The startling drama OF .CriTne or Secrets OF City
Life BY Stanley McKenna, s in It's second week ct
the BOwery.
Miss Charlotte Cushman plays at the Brooklyn
academy OF Music on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday or this week.
"Hamlct" the burnt cork version has reached
its one hundredth night at Dan Bryani's.
''Seats secured three months In advance at the
San francisco Mnstrels There's enterprise.
Miss Susan Galton, Senortta FllOmen0 and Davies
are the stars OF the St James.
Tony Pastor has o new sensation drama, called
"Uncle Saow,n and q champion Jig danseuse.
Hooleys Opera House, Brooklyn, mas an attrac-
tive oil for this week.
Miss Ettie Henderson introduces the bounding
fawnr at the Park, BrOoklyn,
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
STATE POLITICS.
TEE SITUATION IN ERIE COUNTY.

\ RcPshiscan Organ Repuiiate- the Party
Nominee for State seaatc-Divisiens Among
Rcpuslioans--Denocratir Gains.
BUFFALO, Nov. 4. 1871.
Tne probable result OF the elections In Erie
county IL generally dificut matter TO anticipate
Nable as the county is to alternate between demo-
.ntc and republican. The feeling among the
uOnkng and Penton factions is very bitter in this
vection, where Featon has SO many admirers and
mnuential friends. Each political party claims 20
carry the county for the State ticket But the DEM
scrats are united. while the republicans are
% some extent divided. Holman had large
majority for Governor last year, and the democ rats
expect 10 do relatively as well for the state oicers,
who are now up for reelection. The canvass for
members OF the Legislature Is very lively here TWO
years ago the republicans elected L0ran L. Lewis,
senator this the Tntrty-frst district and he ID
their regular nominee for reelection. but he Is char
cihc charges nave been made against INN ne is con
adhered as being In the same boat with Bowen and
other republican members OF the last LEGISLATURE.
The democratic candidate Is william q. Fargo, and
the chances for election are strongly In his favor.
1hc democrats feel quite sangune that he win be
successful This morning the leading radical organ
81 the Germans In this city, the Telegraph, took
down the name OF the republican candidate for Sem
atOr ana substituted that OF the democratic nomi-
nee. In doing this 1t said
In su.kng his out Of columns to-day not
sscnse M Lewis Of coruption We have no direct proof
he must have known He has aided the schemes
favor u band Of public punderers he has assisted in
robbery canno. be said that he did not know the object
81 these laws He knew the men who wanted them He
@kncw-for new every one knew-shat these men had sud.
ysars y before. fhey had grown to b milionns!res.
ssi public ecs and as they ey rich the c!ys debt
otBpayed in public place, had become
scandal republican Senator from this under
ua0ns political Social 20 these found aiding
letting them hen M we sskmwns Is the duty Of honest men
roBped and repudiated good henceorth
Ac Impossible Accordingly Mr.. L. L. Lewis can
dbdaies but Mr. William g. Fargo.
There are i've Assembly districts in this county.
The candidates are:-First district, Joseph Bork
republican; george Chambers, democrat. Second
district. George Batz, republican,; John Howell
democrat Third district, franklin A.: Alberger,
republican; Oscar Folsom, democrat. Fourth dis
AicL John Gmson, republican; Wnitford Harrlna-
son. democrat Fifth district, DR.. John McBet. re-
publlcan John M. Wiley, democrat. The First dis
l51ct wi 60 democratic beyond question. The
Second Is close and doubtful also Is the Fourth,
while the Third and Fifth incline more to be repub-
mean. 1t very likely that the democrats win elect
1heiT Senator, and probable that they win gel three
out OF the I've AsSemblymcn.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
General Jaue. Nrc:,earv.

General James McCleary.
General James McCleary gallant soldier Of the
war and Member OF Congress, died at his temporary
residence In this city last night.
General McCleary was born In Mecca township.
OHIO the ID Of December In the year 1881. He was
educated in Obcrlin College graduated In that nsti-
oution, studied Jaw, and was called to the bar He
never practiced his profession aS lawyer. ON the
breaking out Of the war he joined the Nineteenth
regiment OF Ohio infantry for the three months
term He completed this period OF service. On the
organization OF the Forfy-frst OHIO regiment, or
which Major General uazeD was then Colonel,
McCleary was c0nlmissope1 Captain Of Cn.nr,nr,
With this. corps nc Was ehssases la the haitic 81
shlIon and Ios his right arm lg pe neii. ne Was
Hnnayerrr from oi n s DraYoT aud gallant bearing.
T.-l.-i,.' .s'.f "VlA '' .nects OF his wound he was
uv..nvu ivr auty as stan olcer at General Hazen's
western army 10 the battle Oh Stone River IN whcn
encounter he was again wounded severely. He con-
tinuei under the col0re and was Ia the battles Of
Mission Ridge Atlanta, Chckamauga, Frank.
lin and Nashville. lie was mustered cut
OF service at Columbus, Ohio wirh the rank
States army and commissioned as captain OF the
Forty.fth regiment OF United States infautry. His
commissions In the regular army bore date July 49,
SEQ. ana March, 1857. lie subsequently settled In
81. Mary's parish. Louisiana, where he purchased
plantation. He joined the republican ranks In
politics.
General McCleary was elected a member OF Con.
Rress by the republicans from ST. Marys, Louisiana;
put the autes OF his Wal campaign IN the heid had
impaired his health TO such an extent that he was
ONO IN the month OF August His health falling
continually he nnally came TO this city with the
hope Of lettering mis- physical condition nv treat.
men'. His body VIII he taken 10 ONO for interment.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
Personal Intelligence.

General F. f. Spinner, Treasurer Of the United
States, yesterday arrived at the Gilsey House.
Captain II. j. Selwyn, OF the British Navy, Is stop.
ping at the Brevoort House,
General Robert Lenox Banks, Of Governor Hon.
mans stan. is At the Clarendon Hotel.
Colonel r. @. Brinckley, OF Nashville. Tenn, is re-
siding al the Grand Central HOTEL
Congressional Delegate W. H. Hooper, OF Utah, is
among the latest arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
W. H. oonover, OF Princeton, N. J., Is sol burning
ct the st. James Hotel.
John W. Young. Of Salt Lake City, is domlciled at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Paymaster George Cochran, Of the United States
Navy, Is quartered at the HOFFMAN House.
General H. L. Robinson, OF Blnghamton, has
quarters at the St Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
DEATH OF THE AUDITOR GENERAL EI.ncT
or PENNSYLVANIA.
NEw BRrsHYos. Nov. 4. is7,

ooone David stanton Auditor General cleo, OF this State
died suddenly A. HE residence this place. At Ten MINUTES
past one this morning He had been suffering for dsv or
two with herpes IN the face causing him much main r..
evening" about seven O'Clock he injected ANAL ~
moiphine INTO ME arm for the purpose quctinr be
which hsd become very and was MUGS ri,
SLEEP snsusd IRON which his wife found mpossbIe 10
were sunrnoned and used every 10 srina aboms r
non without permanent effect II 10 the opinion az tSs
which owing TO e peculiar his system ss
Two yssn 81 srA ~'V'y
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

sso sa :ss % .S s =
o. 4. Sunday S,s s:osT e As s.sss s%:
o. ss aa nasns s'
S s ss
nSS ro% Ne. YorE issuiou: isr u. action
on the, sasdsy make no snch chargs ana Ispu.
's ss: S
S s
"a. levy spEropr.ns money from the public trsasuT 70.
from n o. ssas ..Eins Tor The repeal
dsnonosd ths law ana demanded repeal. General Wood
sS%%i.ss: % ~SsS ssisT1sS: hsp:.'sS motion:
hole sen.se1 .
ss%.ss;s !Ss,; 8 sIs: q:
vote .s.ia:s .Sai q :. % Ivy ssSss
ana for levy had ! fes feasc upon ].
n s @ or %
S MY Central m III ho or az % " s9'sS S s s
Direcsors bill never voted Tor bin fayorns either Of
aS:s od s e.
n % @ Thf
Tammany bills IN preference 20 others need not sav TO
TENT The gentleman has endeayored during the sum
% s n; g. ss At ssc
OD and falling e. y this 5:s rs II pp charge to de-
succeed, but think no.
subsequently Mr. Bowen, over his own signature,
publish ed the following card tothe electors OF the
DISTRICT
the papers this alleged charges
Of corruption agans. me member Of the state Senate
bs a 'ns r. save 81 fna nv 9ss
% ai m
never received single Sarshng for my vote upon any
matter e issi q Ssnsior :sssrsi
drsd dollars poorer than wnen I commenced The Animus
m m
s cas my vote as Senator for said Davis y candidate
cause or their fhave demanded IN vain soe
s na s S % S
This card called out Judge Davis, who in com.
municatlon published in the Rochester Democrat
and cisro,aicls, thus retorts:-
S. .S
fused TO pledge himself to east h. any
would no, support ms were c.naaste 50 far from
expected again candidate FOR
ns as' sssa
.s IN nc sn nou su ae s ss
ddaie under any and that nothing should
Ssss. have never changed ssa. ,dssssnin.tion,
IS
N
mated oy motive except to Aid IN
s:s,iss ssis and s.ias !Ss nepnSs .Slss %
them to BE- true On Friday last received dsspatcSss
ir:m nS%tsr Of prSmnsn. repube.n: o. Albion iaslud
The csnr. csnmtses q the three
Charges Sad fs
5ss and e
fsssssns s '" 'ss: sss
he state g ore
M s ny ~ S on a1d
Tes e abide BY the decison Of the committees
but to INV great surprise was told that tie committee from
Ssns.ee had refused BE present or % .:ke
as ss T: 81 A. I and
such commess but would appear vSs and mass a.
nesting va. wso. ANY . only
as Az which Was requested 70 ee present The alega
stated ana ths meeting without taking any action
sas think wa. ~ ss. mistake on The part q Mr.
mot to nave bssn Willing that the Joint committee ,hould hear
and to have passed upon The w.Sr Ss
pu,a!ons were sseens 10 JUSTIFY hsm in asking NJ Bowen
snsa 0 es M .nS thus s Mr. to the
that this mode Of adjusting painful controversy within and
ss che s I'd H s S !. na Itself sd be
conviction that he Is not iunocsut 'p''1 - ~
The charges against Bowen are generally dis
believed IN this county, and some OF his friends
viii tend to increase rather than to diminish his
majority, while, however. 1t will In fact tend the
other way. and his loss In Genesee county Will not
be SO great as people In Orleans and Niagara anci.
The county win give good majority for the re-
ney G. Knapp. the republican nominee for the
Assembly, VIII be elected together with all the
other candidates on the republican county ticket.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

are now here yessn and have been here on Tim Gay
sbown bv ma 70 Mr. John n. Btrahan counsellor Ataw
The sao audit n the Of Juno. 1870 under the
RICHARD A. STORRS
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me November ls!i
EDhUED ELhENDoRF. Jr, Notary Public, New York city
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
p o l. Z r 7 O a Z.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

- rzsouf special wh-h has not been s
ys.ved ~ The Mayor orthe work pe'itcne for hy
q bc or adjoining property 70 be affected ana
- which contract has been entered into and upon
hrreby declared 10 be imperative and void .,...s
Resolved. that tender him united ana un1viocu
ssrpo In the coming elecon and AL rno iis ~
rally TO his suppoft ssAs
o hA IN the his past reproachs PIE ne
All the repeal OF SAID act
PETER DOLAN, President
yuxxA = Sxrvrrn Jr Secretary.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

UTICA, \. u, Nov. !, 1871.
: Hon. Hiram Demo, for many years Judge OF the
supreme Court ana Presiding Judge or the LATE
seventy. two years. ' -"