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Prompt paying customers can get accommo-
dations at +. b. Ilayden's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-12

The one thing needhil-a fashionable cloth.
ing store. MeAli.ter a Miller proprietou.
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New Buggy For Sale.

FAMILY MACKEREL, 81 so per kit,
at q. ID. Mearen's.
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Curls and fancy chignOns at Craig q
McAlister's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-12

The fashionable resort for ladies, is
Craig d McAlister's store.
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I--,Al.henayelties Of The season at Craig
;--a---~-.-.A-sassssasho ia6Ses as
x McAlisters.
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loves Of the beautiful, pure and good,
should see il,s handsome silks al McAlister 4
Miller's.
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Fresh fish received twice a week, OF
Tuesdays and Fridays at Ball & Cos.
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Dress trimmings of every description
at Craig & McAlister's.
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April 10.
Rockcastle river out Of it, banks-water up
to IN the CEILING Of Mr.. Grishsm's house
about twenty families compelled to fee from
their homes and leave their property at the
mercy Of the destructive element A negro
man was drowned while attempting to make
his escape from his house which was complete
~ delugcd. The river was falling slowly at
3 O'Clock yesterday. The damage 10 this
country, along the streams, canno, be estima-
ted but IL Is immense. Your readers will
perhaps remember that Rockcas,le county,
last August, voted whisky out, and "cold
ws'cr' grew in favor with our people, but We
never anticipated such quantities; and some Of
Us would prefer mixture in ours.'
"JlNKS"
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1000 lbs. Fine Laurel County leaf
Tobacco, equal 20 the finest Virginia
leaf, at Geo. ID. Wearen's.
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What Is il MeAlisier a Miller hare got 10
show your Everything that IL stylish, new,
good anl chean.
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Silks in all colors, and cheaper than
ever at Craig and McAlister's.
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IfyOu want to see pretty ladies. pretty
goods, and prctty-cl-e-r--aceomoda.
ting statesmen, go TO Craig & MeAlister's
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send YOUR ORDERS for job work to
this office.
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"You know how tits yourself" Deter's eelo-
bIated cloth shoes, for ladies, will out last
three pairs ofeasteTn made, and will retain their
shape. f. b. Hayden keeps them.
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Linens for ladies suits in all colors at
Criag 4 McAlister's.
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Young ladies will find pretty goods-anj
passrUe statesmen at McAlister & Miller's.
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Col Foley delights 10 spread before the adj
miring gaze the elegant stock of fancy dress
goods at +. d. Iayden's.
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More Lumber.

Wanted 1000 lbs. Bacon In ex.
change for Groceries &c. q. ID. Wearen.
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Go to Craig d McAlister's and see the
rush for pretty goods.
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A subscriber requests US to offer for sale al
% cents each, a fine lot of dominique hens
Apply at this Office. Aft
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EB. IIaydcn's goods were bought for cash.
Go there for bargains
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STANFORD RETAIL MARKET.
CONNECTED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE ID. WEAREN,

Groceries, Produce, Salt, Coniectioneries, Boots
and Shoes, Notions, &c.
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Who ever saw "Star" shirt rip-or
one that didn't fitg Go TO McAlistcr 4
Millers for the
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The above quotations on laoon and other Isoauee aIe
ntail prices small d.ooaot "a ln.is By nesshanis
iros ths ahsse sgues ~hen taken IN exchan'e for
nertandas
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Pride of Kcntucky"-A brand Of
Fancy Family Flour warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction. for sale at
Geo ID. Wearen's
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FROM PINE HILL.


rtsr Hni, Nv, Apis. 1871.
ca,re.pond,aos Iafs,ir .5uraafs
Rurncd 70 Death Accident rive Car.
-mnshcd -AnVthrr Efssd- Damage 90
ss~.I.ss rsssscr ssssp.ss,..- ss.ss.
less sud uousflc-~- lster- uas DpsWn-
BURNED no DEATH.
A negro child two years old, was burned 10
death on las, Friday, by IL clothes catching
on fire, having been lcft alone TO protect an
infant, by It's mother, while she made witt
10 neighbor. half mile d.tant-which we
are informed has been an everyday occur.
rance. The child was frst discovered lcing
In the yard, by a gentleman passing by the
housc, it, chothing burned entirely oil, still
alive, hut presenting shorrible spectacle.
AN ACCIDENT.
Harris A Co., had an accident on their coal
road on Monday last. The rails were wet and
slick, and train Of Eve loaded car. were run
ming down grade from their mines, "lcw the
track, causing complete wreck Of the train.
The loss was considerable, but did not dc,ain
this entcrprising company many moments, rs
other cars were substituted and their work
goc- on as before.
rHx HEAVY RAIN.
The heavy rain which poured down upon
US yesterday and las, night, hiss len lie mark
In this vicinity. The railroad track t<twcen
this place and Livingston was washed mp, pre-
venting trains from passing for twelve hours.
The up train was delayed at Mount Vernon
several bour-, on account Of a slide at the
mouth Of tunnel.
THE COAL BANKS
Several % our coal mines have cavcd In at
the mouth, and filled with water, which will
stop Operations for a few days.
oRrAr EXCITEMENT.
Atday-light mis- morningth families around
the mines, found Themselves surrounded with
lake 81 water; horses were taken 10. their
assistance anil all succeeded in reaching dry
land, and "struck up the song Of deliyerance"
Los or SAW Loos.
Roundstonc Creek is very high, and there
has been a great loss Of saw logs which were
nfted in the creek for miles up, awaiting
tide. II Is estimated that there are three
thousand Logs now in the backwater. at the
mouth Of Roundsione, which are a total loss,
being below all the mills.
FURTHER DESTRUCTION.
Mr.. =. billions house was entirely surroun-
dcd with water, which stood eighteen inches
deep on his storc house floor. nis los is csti-
mated at one thousand dollar.
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Save your small change for the great
Eastern Menagerie, April 20.
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The goods show for themselves at McAlister
& Miller's.
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5o. W. -
fire gray q 49,.
!: :: :: :: !! = i. IA NJ

Nit htth hthhtc7 t'ViT' ht'" hs''t'R ~
Levi Hubble near Millcdgeville.
Morgan Smith, Of this county, soM to
Samuel Baughman. one day last week,
red hcifer one year old by End Duke Of
Oxford, for $500. This may seem an
cxtravagant price to some ofour rcnders,
but VIC are informed by good judge Of
such stock, that Mr.. u, certainly got
bargain, as she has been pronounced the
finest hcifer in this country.
Jas. Burnside, of Garrard, bought of
Eb Jones, of Wayne, on last Monday,
4 steers weighing 1900 lbs, at 5icts.
Same bought of Mr.. Mcdonald, Il
Wayne, II head of cattle weighing 972
lbs. ut 4cts.
Geo. Afford of this county, bought 81
King & Co., of Knox county, 200 choice
of 400 sheep at 80 10 per head.
James Owens bought of Mr.. Clark of
Tennessee, 20 S-ycar old Tennessee cattle
at $50 per head.
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The value of the fine stock exhibited
in Lexington on Monday last was esti-
mated at s750,000, and this, notwith-
standing that most Of the thoroughbrcds
were absent.
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On the 3lst day Of Mach 1872, at his resi.
dence in Somerset, DIR. z. Thompson, near
ninety years Of age, the oldest resident Of our
town. lie continued TO practice his proies-
sion up to within few months of his death,
lie was good man and a worthy citizen.
ALERT.
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STATIONS on EXHIBITION.

We noticed on exhibition last Mon
day, tho following stations and jacks:
Membrino Pilot, owned by David Dunn
of Garrard; Hippy, farmed by Samuel
Baughman of Lincoln; Gorden Granger
now kept by John Engleman, in this
county; stonewall jackson, owned and
farmed by Levi Hubble; Vermont,
and Bay Dick, farmed by NJ. ID. Hughes;
Abdallah, owned by Chas. Carter; Sir
Wallace, firmcd by Russell d Crow /;
and Wandcrer, farmed by Eb Kennedy.
Several fine jacks were on the grounds.
We regret that a terrible storm and
rain prevented our people from examin-
ing the above fine animals. We
hope they will all be back on Monday
next the first day of Circuit Court.
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Judge c. h. Bowman, of Danyille, assured
ourcitizens few days since that whether Dam
vile or Lancaster were made point ON the
Cincinnati Southern railroad, Point Isabel, Of
our county, would be the crossing ON the Cum
berland river. We hope the Judge is correctly
informed.
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STOCK FOR TENNESSEE.

Mesrs. Ramsey 4 King passed through
our town on last Sunday, at noon, with
about so head of mules and horses, fol
the Southern market. Tho,horses were
=, ,,Nrl- -faiHsnaaimens hut the mules. witt
W. -i~srt -se----s-------- -....lar y,
few exceptions were rather under the
market standard. This stock was bought
in Cincinnati, but partly in Garrard
county. Wherever you go in this "wide
wide world" you will find Wayne
county man with drove Of fine stock.
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Pumps Of an kinds ID 9. D. Atkins.
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COURT DAY SALES.
Reported by Capt. IIiggcns.

Reported by Capt. lliggcns.
3 ycarling steers, at sl2 rs each; ID
do, at 800 %; 2 two year old mules
at ssf 90; gray marc, at s62 60; 1
sorrel mare, s77 90; / sorrel horse, at
$40 90; Is calves, sl2 %; two year
old horse, at s37 90.
Reported By Col. W. 81. Carpenter
80 one year old heifrs, common, s13
25; / good two year old mule, $50; 8
common COWS, sl5 so; pr. good broke
mules, s225; 90 two year old steers,
$40 %; 2 common heiIers, $50, 1 pr.
rough common cattle per hundred, 50 30;
1 good mare, $780,; COW, $50; do,
81; 1 thorough bred 3 year old bull,
s25; | plug horse, $50.
Several private sales made at very
good figures.
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Removal.

Z. r. CIIENAULT.
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Dix River l. now higher than it has been
for several years The bottom lands are COM
ple,cly deluged.
some Of our North Side items are crowded
out this weck.-Ep.
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This has been an unusually good season for
maple sugar and Salmon fish. The South Fork
traps have, and are yet supplying the latter
market most abundantly. While all indica-
tons for angling are good and the weather
grows little warmer, of course, "Uncle Sid"
will nav rs n visit soon
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-03
Let. Us Have Peace.

80 n So ~ 11dtc Il OstSes L + X
The South cordially accepts the, re!
suits Of the war its people are. our
eountrymen. Bury, then. forever all
feelings Of hate and for
get your prejndices extend to them
tle@iigIt Hand Of Fellowship: ioin
with them in an honest effort to re-
establish, ,fraternaliIlove2 betwe cen 3the
North And the Southdi .Onr interests
are fnutuaP;; a dui. arnpi tionto make our
country the most prosperous
are, each the same. 4 Now that the war
that estranged us Isl over, sWhile for.
getting none of its, 9 les sons ignoring z
none of itsnresults, letous cease. the pse.
less and harmful repetition fnits hof-
rors, and the rekindlipg Of its hates
and pref utlices, join in the election OF
a man for President who has the best
Interests Of, the whole people aand the
whole cohntryiat heart, and whoipos.
Sesses thu. ability courage and honesty
TO be the President. or the people, ~; 7-; /;
Horace Greeley Isl that mafr.aaee Elect
him and we viii, once more have a
thoroughly united peopiess each sec
ton strivingwith commenrlablen zeal
to naoutde tie other riiin1 devotion to
country ana in efforts to srenderaihe
Nation prosperous and happy, =, 1t is
itheisolemn dutysrof every citizen to
id iii bringing about such a.. result.
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sHERIFFFs SALE.
STATE OF OHIO, I 60.
PORTAGE COUNTY, g.

STATE OF OHIO, 60.
PORTAGE COUNTY, ! se'l .f f-it OH
DURSUANT to the command of an Order Of
Sale issued from the Court of Common
case of Samuel Il. Freeman Il al, plaintiffs, anu
Jacob +. Slough, defendant, L shall offer for
sale at public auction, at the door OF the Cour,
House in Ravenna. county and State aforesaid
On the 14th dag of October, Il. d. '72,
between the s7of 10 O'Clock A. N. and q
O'Clock P. NJ of said day, the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wit: Situated IN the township,
of Ravenna, in the county of Portage and state
of Ohio and known as being part of Lot No
49, in the south division Oh lots in said township
and being A acres in the north halfpf said lol.
and bounded on the north by lands of A bran
Eckert and Jacob Eckeft on the west by lands
of Henry Furry. on -tAe south. by ffrds of Joe!
Berry, and on the east by lands of = Slaughter
being the same lands decided by John Tappan T.
John Slough, Septem ber Sd, 1888; also, anothe
lot or parcel of land being paEt Of said Lot No
IS, beginning at a stone pile in the TOWNSHIP,
owned by John Slough; thence south S72< deg
east, 12 chains and S71s links along said Slough
south line to post; thence south chains, 33 u
links to a post; thence westwnrdIy paral ell witt.
to the Township line at post; thence north on
said line chains and 3315 links to place of be
ginning. containing three acres of land but sub
ject to the dover estate of Mary Slough hereto
fore assigned by meets and bounds viz 1014
acres between the lands OF Abranl Eckert ana
John Slaughter, deceaSedi also, about 123 rods
of timber land, and a certain right of way and
the free use of so much OF barn as will stable two
cows ;.alt of which will fully appear IN writ oil
dover, and the report of Commissioners there
under to which reference is made.
Appraised at $1,739.
FA o. B. PAINE, Sheriff.
. RANNEY & Hatfield, zAtty's.V NRaaA q
sept-lo. lSfs-nr2is-Sw fs-inr2is-Sw 81 q H5lHhA
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THE STATE OF oHIo,l So

THE STATE OF OHIO,} &C.
PORTAGE COUNTY, sJ5Eo
PURsUANT to the command of an order OF
IL sale issued from the Court of Common
fIeas for said County, to medirected. in the case
of onathan n. Stratton, plaintiff. and Jaco1
Blank & al, defendants, / shall offer for sale al
pablia aacton At the door of the Court House,
Ravenna, county and state aforesaid,
On the l4th day Of October, 4. d. ~,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. N
and O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following. described Real Estate to-wit
in the county of Portage. and State Of Ohio, and
is known as being part of Lot No. 80, in said
township, and situate in the village OF Kent
and bounded by. beginning at "a point in the
east line of the street known as River street ii
feet north from the northwest corner of a GER
tain dwelling house now owned by one Clegg
thence east to the west bank OF the Cuyahoga
River; thence northerly along the bank of SAID
river to a point ten feet nOrtherly from tlt
northeast corner of the building known as the
Red Warehouse used by q. w Lane. as his plon
shop; thence west parallel with the south line
to the east line of said Street; thence southerly
along the east line of said street to place of be
ginning. intending to lncluae piow shop. tools
and fixtures, and subject to all legal highways
Appraised at 81 GU.
o, B. PAINE, Sheriff. :
ROCKWELL & RUGGLES, Pms Att'ys.
September 12 1S72-n212-5w
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IF anyone was. ever idiot enough to
Esuppo ose that The, louisville ConYen-
ton wasinot Acknowledgment in
the interest of the Radical party, Ie-
him petuse the following card from
w; Fisk C;onrad, one. of the Pennsyl-
vania delegates tofthatF Convention
i TO .btesD DeDaocraegi Of the United
| tStqtes:i2goId e88 qfl-sn8o5 si8J 10
c )ReppesentiHg the Seventeenth Dis
trict Of Pennsylvania In the conven-
ton assembled IN the city under th.
Eeall Of Biantoii Duncan, / made sever
! al attempts to -dayain the convention
to beheard. This was denied me, and
inthe. most EdiscoIlrteoas imanfier, by
the President, who himself occupied
about two hours i'm abolish gaseenade
abeht Dickens Dolly 9fVafleh. MY
object was to oppose the treachery OF
! the Gam thieves of my
bownsState!1 Tho Pennsylvania dele :
CATION was composed of all Grant
men excepting myself, not one OF
" hoIni ever Intended to- vote for the
nominee 9of this convention Their.
ahsportation to this convention was
obtained and paid for by the Grant
people. My own, and those of five
others, each hrepreseht ting a District in
Pennsy lvania,9I procured at the Office
of tbe Grant State Central Committee
of .Pennsy lvania, at PhiIadelphia, cor.
4ner aof Eighth and Walnut Streets
over a well-known, tailoring establish
ment. For this transportatioil L Had
an order from Sypes, Chairman of the
Bourbon State Central Committee Of
Pennsy lvania9 That order was obeyed
| bythe State Treasurer of Penns Viva
MIA, Bob Mackey, who is well Know
as one of Cameron's subjects. The
band of music that accompanied us
was furnished andBpaid for by the
same Grant people, and our little ban
ner that was carried by George
Mountjoy, Is the same that designated
the seats in the Radical Convention
on the, 5thsif June, of the Pennsylva-
MIA delegation that nominated Grant,
and : which was presided over by
Thomas Settle, the rebel of North
Carolina. 4 This is the sum and osub-
stance of whatI intended to say hat
the President allowed me to proceed,
aud now il assure all my Democrats
friendsaw ho may chance to see this
communication i9that' what D have
stated here are facts, all of whichAI
am prepared to pr0Ve.a 81 : -ioo t'tSs3
l,ag d2uaI IIs9 w. Fisk CONRAD
Seventeenth Congressional District of
sd dPennsylvania.; Ja 5efsi 9Ai '-
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LEGAL NOTICE.

The State ofsOhio, PortaSe- County, IS.
William Falconer, Plaintiff In Common Pleas
Court of said
Isaac d. spaniding, Dert> County. y
TSAAC D. SPAULDING, of sBrooklynsS nstlIe
Il State OF New Yl1rk, NiH-tirke notfce tfiit
w illiam Falconer, of the county of Wayne in
the State of Ohio did on the 18th day of July
q. d. 1872, file his petition in the Court okCOm-
mon Pleas within and for the county of Portage
in said state OF, Ohio against the said Isaac D.
Spaulding, defendant, setting forth that on the
20th day OF November, a d.1S11 THE said defend
ant was indebted to the said plaintiff in the sum
OF $3.50 90 for wages or salary of the said plain
tiff, before that time, and then due and pay able
from the said defendant to the said plaiIltlH foi
the services of the said plaintiff by him before
that time performed, the hired seryaalt of and
for the said defendant, and at the requesfof the
said defendant through his authorized agents
and which said sum OF money the said plaintiff
avers was then due and payable; yet the said
defendant and his authorized agents, though Off
ten requested, have not paid sand sum of money
nor any part thereof; wherefore said plaintiI
prays judgment against the said defendant for
the said sum of $3.50 W, together with interest
thereon from said 20th day of November a. d.
1871, and for costs. s's- '+t = es'i' u
And the said Isaac d.. Spaulding is notified
that he is required to appear and ans werl said
petition, on or before the third Saturday, after
the 18th day of September next. 80 =
WILLIAM 1FALCONER,.' %
by ROCKWELL 81 RUGGLFs, his Att 'ys.IIi
August ~, 1872. 20S-6w tre 81 i..s.-vr,s3 i
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IriShmen!

T.kY JOY Al
Vote against 9lI the party running know
Nothing candidates, and cast you
suffrages for Horace Greeley who, in
Irelandiss times on heed,s generously
gave. her suffering people $4,000 from
hiso own private purse, and caused
ship-load after ship load Of provisions
to be sent to your suffering country
men. .s,sr II ti-el.
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DenOcratStI

Arouse yourselves. and every one of
you do your whole duty on election
day byAnot only voting yourselves,
but by seeing that every man opposed
to usurpation,r .nePotlsm and jobbing
out of Offices for gifts by the admins
tration, also votes. 81 So .s' = q '''iA :
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The iofficials " oteaatIthc .reeelltiele lec-
stion in Montana shoWsaa Democratic
Liberal victory Of 5I9, and compared
with that Of last year, when the Radi-
Gals carried the Territory by. l3tma-
jority, a Democ-aticzLiberal gain OF
732 II h8idw dG.9 cg1l -7olsz i50os =
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Read Your. Tickets.

The Democratic and Liberal Repub-
lican- State Ticket is: For Secretary
of State, AQUIEA WILEY ; Judge
Of Supreme Court, JOHN, L. GREEN,
Member of Board of Public Works
ISAAC B. RILEY. See to it thai
your ticket isNan right before it is
placed IN the box. - @7 ~ -,
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Tote Against

The party that bribes Congfesslnen
for the purpose of efeGting the pas
sage of laws not for thegeneral good,
but to3carry9 on corrupt and damnable
corporations composed of the polite
cal household of the present adminis-
tration. II. -. e-.lE..LtH 90 nedf -.
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The election comes next Tuesday.
Have byou talked togyour neighbors
and stirred them UP SO as to secure a
full Democratic ana Conservative vote
from your neighborhood? ssa
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r EGAL NOTICE. Ensign Clapp. of the
i i township of Troy. of the county OF Geauga
VIII take notice thar I-eona Giapp, did ON the
Bird day of August A. D.. 1872. die her petition
in the ofliee ofihe Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Portage amt
State of Ohio charging the said Ensign CIapp
previous 10 the filing of her petition and ask ing
that she may be divorced ffoin' said Ensign
CIapp, which petition will stand for hearing
the next term OF said coBrt Dated this 25th
day OF september. A. D.. 1872. y "a
LEONA CLAPP
By HUTcHISs & THOMAS, her ATTORNEYS.
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