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A FELON MURDERS HIS MATE.

PHILADELPHIA. May Z.
william Webb alias Buck was killed In the
Eastern PenItentiary this morning, by his
roommate, Michael Trlmber, by striking him
on the head with an iron plate. The deed
was acknowledged by Webb, who said he had
killed him 10 quarrel. Both men were under
going sentences of fifteen years
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THE TROUBLES IN SPAIN.

LONDON, May.
Aspecial dispatch to the Times, from Mad
rid, SAYS that Don Carlos has fed towards the
French frontier Marshal Serrano, with bis
troops, is In pursuit of the pretender, and ex-
poets to overtake him.
PARIS, May 7.
1t is stated that there is crisis in the Span
ish Cabinet
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The eruption of Mount VesuVius has en-
tirely ceased, and the Inhabitants of the vii
lagos which were threatened with destruction
by the running lava have returned to their
homes Additional trouble, however, mas lal-
ien upon them. A hurricane. Of terrible vio-
Ience has swept over und devastated the coun-
try, greatly damaging the villages and the re-
naming crops.
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THE NATIONS RESPONSE.
GROWING ENTHUSIASM FOR GREELEY
and GRATZ.

Opinions Of the Press-Views OF Demo.
cratic, Administration, Liberal and
Independent JournaIs-Whaf Should
the. Coming Conventions Do-Bel-
mont's vtews-EIpectations OF mr..
Greeley, &c.
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NorE,-The weather report dated TAT O'Clock
this morning, viii be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF commerce at 10 O'Clock A. H., and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the ChamberA be examined by ship
masters at any time during tls Gay.
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SCALING Old DEBTS.

The. Supreme Court Decides for Full
Payment--An Important. Case-.--AboIII.-
tIon OF Jury Law-The Financial
Embroglio-No Honor Among Thieves.
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THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLIsHING co..
q ALSO PUB1HH III Aj9ct K; -
THE FARMERS GUIDED If i Il
To Scientific and Practical Agricultura. ssf i
BY HENRY STKPHKNs, F. R. g., Edinburgh, ana
the late j. p NoRToN Professor Of Scientific Ags-
ricnlture in Yale College, New Haven. Iai;S Tai ]
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Here the disturbance increased, aud the
voice Of the speaker was again drowned. A
colored man, named Henry Thompson, shout
ed 81 want to ask you question: The chair
man decided that the question was out of or
der, and the Governor said that after his
.spsech he would answer any question that
might he put. This did not satisfy the ques-
.tioner, and he continued to shout that he had
a right to ask question; while all around
there rose perfect Babel OF cries "put him
out,n ssdrag him down." ''shut up," "go on,
Governor" and the like. The chairman mean
time was vigorously pumuelling with his
heavy stick and repeating I'VE don't wan
to put anybody out. Do keep order. Keep
YOUR shirts on. am bound to enforce order.
We don't want to call on General Wagner to
keep order in Republican meeting" Then
Governor Scott again advanced to the railing
and asked: "Hsve got any friends here ~
A mighty yell of ''yes" was the response, &C.
companled by the brandlshing of clubs and
other enthusiastic demonstrations. The Gov
ernor continued: "TheD, If you are my
friends, I ask you to keep order. Now, 1
want to hea: that mans question" This
appeal was just as powerless as The chair
mans, and The uproar continued; but above
the tumult Thompson was heard to ask "Why
did you take the guns away from the negro
militia in the up-country
Governor Scott remarked that he would
answer that question, and said that just after
the election in 1870 the Ku-Klux organization
began In full force in the upper counties.
He had organized the militia in those coun-
Ties. and as matter of necessity it was made
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The extraordinary favor which THE
CHARLESTON NEWS has received from the peo.
pie of South Carolina and the adjoining States,
prompts us to renewed efforts to keep 1t up to
the highest standard of modern Journalism,
and enables US to offer our several editions
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-09
From the W. va Spirit OF yererson-l =
THE GENERAL MUSTER 8 Sez

II j. nj on thirty years ago,
When the bluine it hung in elusters.
Fragrant from each locus boa
We tended Ginral Nusters-
For miles around the soxerins coined, =
In long tailed blens or duster;
Rounda0odls and stove pipe hats
To tend the Ginral Minister. 3s.ss. Hael
sum in gigs and sum in carts.
sum hobbfed oar the stonses:
And sum on prancin critters rid,
jOstlin Nv thar boanses- ,s-
Po.omack sent her mon Nv green
BY ling, they all ware rippeEs tssss -r5s =
And long Joe Packet did command
with skill the Wizzard-clippers.
The Army Gayrds coined mp the pike,
Aartshin in Playtonses;
And meth sick Semper TieranIs rid
BaSIor's Lite Draygoonses-
Country boTn--and nateralized-
From the baDcks of shannon.
The Town Artillurre 'scsroted in ssa
With sordS iDStId of cannon s.8 ass-
Like bowed-necked hosses up the street.
With napsack same nor peddler-
A drnmnlin and hfein, too sQi
Martshed Cunningham and Medler
On prancin roam our Kurnel sof; - Ersl
GOodsooth he was buster 7raa - {,
When with his regimentals on. 45, i.
He tended Ginral Muster
And then the 55th in Line -
% mi stars and garturs!
1t reached from Gorrel's corner up
Past Sap's TO Newton Carter's. ~ 75t
Hay-foot Straw foot wuz the wiri,
Thut 10 the step kunfined US,
As Cunningham struck up the chune
Nv = the gearl we left behind u.s.
Seech martshin in, seech martshin out
Seech mussterin thro the streetses-
Seech drinkin ov Persimmon beer
And munchin, kakes at Sheetses 5s-sf
While chargin meath the bflin sun,
The kurnel he locked grayeIy: i4 ei-s
Fur thar the desperation run si.t fsaz4-
Tho the 55th stood brayely.i =, -. y. r +.
Old Mister Mars, had he bin thar, azse efa1
Had cheered the nlarshul movem
And all the gearls from Yenis down. ef-s
Had smiled their sweet approyeuent.
But vandal and puritanick hoard ~ ya,
Coined with hellish luster-- e.4; ,-..--
And up the spout with State Rights went
Our good old Ginrai Muster.
Mushrooms is growed since then
Things is out of jint and crankey!
And in the place OF stalwart men, fs@<.r
We've Daryenue and Yankee-
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Tit for Tat.

When the Indian went to seeathe
white man he staid with him all niRht.
In the morning he says to thea white
man: 'EAIe have dream last night-',
Sab, what was il? ?"
"Me dream you give me your gray
mare and then you give rifle; that
you gave me much powder, much ball,
much shot"
"Did you, indeed? What dream. p
"Yes, me dream it ALL"
"Well, that's bad, for my wife al
ways rides the gray mare, and thinks
she can't ride any other horse but if
you dreamt it, why must have her.
And my rifle too my favorite rifle
dream that 1 gave you that too?v
"Yes, me dream rifle too" FER
"Well, if you dreamt it, why sup
pose you must take that too. It's very
singular"
So the white man gave them to the
Indians possession, but persuaded
him to tarry with him one night more.
In the morning the white man says
to the Indian: II had a dream, last
night"
"Nol did you?"
ayes, but did, though; dream
ed that you gave me all the land be-
tween Ponjunket. River and Cata-
punch Mountain"-abotit 5000 acres
of the most beautiful land imaginea-
BILE. sffA q i
.Ah, bones of my father2 Well, il
YOU dreamt it. why suppose you
must have the land--me never dream
with you any more!" y
. n
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II EGAL NoTIcR.z4Jo DiehL Julia Leach
IL Olive Leach, Mary Leach and Levi Leach
OF the state OF Nebraska, and Augustus Paisiee
Of the state of Illinois, are notified that Mary
Diehl did, the 22,i day of March.s1S72, ile her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Por-
tage county. Ohio, setting forth that Maria
Leach gave mortgage on the west half of lots
No, IA and 10 in the town. of Hiram, in said
county, to secure the payment of 500 and inter-
est, according to notes referred to in said Mort
gage, and that the same is due to plaintiff and
unpaid; that she afterwards sold the same plem-
lSes by written contract TO Augustus Pardee
that said PaT'dee has not paid for the same ac-
eOr6liIg to contract that said Maria has since
tiied; that said John Diehl is ber administrator
that said Julia. Olive and Mary Leach are her
heirs at law and Levi Leach was her husband
and that ad defendants claim some in uerest in
said premises that said Pardee bought of said
Levi the east half Of said lots IL 4 15 whereon
said Levi had wron gully and fraudulently
moved dwelling house from saii mortgaged
promises. Pardee then well knowing of the
fraud against said Mortgage and against said
Maria Leach. And the prayer Of said petition
IS that the sum so due upon said mortgage may
be paid with interest amounting to $a23 and S3
taxes by plaintiff paid thereon, or that said
mortgaged premises and said house may be sold
to pay the same. and for full settingof the Hens
and prIoritfes of all the parties thereon and for
general relief. Said defendents are notified to
appear and make fall answers TO said petition
on or before the 25th day of May A. d. 1872.
= S. ID. NORTON, Att'y for Petitioner.
April S,1S12, sfe f4sf.s.sra -sffs.f,. 1SS-6w.
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T EGAL NOTICE. - Darius Pratt, of the
Il a state of Missouri, will take no ice, that
n braham Pratt, on the 18th day of March, A ID.
1872. filed his petition i'll the Court of Common
Pleas of Portage county ohio setting forth that
in .s4S, the plaintiff and Darius Pratt, (since
deceasedl owned in common certain lands on
lots No 50 53 and 5e, in Franklin in said eounty5
That they then amicably partitioned said lands
Darius taking 1O9 81 1GO, acres aid lot &C. and
Abraham tax ing 81 as 100 acres on said lot So;
and they so held in severalty until 1851 when
each sold his said lands TO jackson Pritchard
excepting only 2s acres Of thas aPparted to said
Abraham. and used by the Pennsylvania and
Ohio Canal, in the Pepin and Brady Lake res
oiryoir)but never made any paper release of
said lands one to the other Said Darius died in
1856. leaving the defendant his only heir at law
In 1859 said Canal Co, ceased to said 20 9acres
and said Abraham sncceeded in the occupation
thereof his action is brought TO exclude Dari-
MS Pratt. defendant, from any interest he may
claim in said ~ acres, The defendant is motif
fed to appear and ans wel said petition on or
before the 18th day OF May next. I,slr - 5esn
~ ABRAHAM IL PRATT,
by d. MOTION, his Atty.
Ravenna March goth, 1s72 1S7-6w
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RoADN NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Board OF County Commission
ing for the establishment of county road
beginning at q point where the abandoned
Feeder of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal
line between the lands owned by Frederick
Hickman and John Rile, thence running south
westerly along said line and running through
land owned by the heirs of the late Cyrus
bushnell, to the point where the bed of the
tioresald feeder crosses the North line OF Lot
No. fifty (50), thence west along said Lot line to
the line between Ravenna and Franklin Town
ships, thence southwesterly in,ersecting the
Powdermill read AT large Uucumber.tree e,
l.: A. BUSHNELL, for Petitioners.
Ravenna. April Is. 1879. 190-4w. -
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that petition witlHbe
presented to the Commissioners of Portage
County. at their regular session in Kavenna in
June, praying for the establishment of q county
read along the foilowing route IN said county,
of the north division of lotsin Ravenna town
ship. where the road running east and west
along said south line intersccts the Cleveland &
Weisville state Road, thence running west
along said south line and in extension west oil
said east and west road to the west lineao Ra-
VIENNA township. thence west in the same course
across tho lands of 2, .rs-r Bergin, TO the first
north and south road
HENRY sTOCGH & OTHERS.
Ravenna A pril Och, 1872. 81 r y s1S9-4t
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LEGAL ADV'TS.
LEGALN NOTICE.

Mary Albertson, of " aterford, New Jersev, is
hereby mortified that Alfred Albertsou has filed
his petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Portage County Ohio. asking for a divorce from
her on the ground of fraudulent contract,
adultery. and gross neglect of duty. Said petit
tion will be for hearing at the next term of said
Court She is also notified that dispositions will
be taken in said case. by him. at the law Office
of A. Scoville. Esq, in Camden. New Jersey,
April 18th, 1STa, between and 6o'clock of said
day. r-1S .ErsE1a
NJ STUART. Atty for Petitioner.
Dated March 30th, 1872 6-6w.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Emily Collins, of Mechanicsvilie in the State
OF Iowa, Is notified that George r. Collins did
on the 18TH day of April. A d. 1872, file his petit
tion In the Court OF Common Pleas of Portage
county, aud state OF OHIO, asking for a divorce
from her ON the ground of gross neglect of duty
and adultery. said petition will be for hearing g
/ at the next term OF said Count.
S. d. n ORION. Atty for Petitioner.
Ravenna April 18th 1S72.r 20 .190-6W.
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uxcrss,yr W.rrn np,xxr,,,, = !,

EXCESSIVE WATER DRINK1NG. =
There is no habit which is SO dispos-
ed to grow upon one as that of drink
ing. Even water-drinking, apparent
ly so harmless, becomes, with some
people, a most pernicious habit; they
cannot exert themselves in any way
without drinking water; they are reg
ularly In the habit of drinking many
glasses of water daily between meals.
This habit is an injurious one it gen.
tly weakens the digestive power, hast
ems the waste and very probably tends
to produce ,corpuleney. Unfortunate
ly, however, water drinking isafar less
| frequently habit than beer-drinking,
which, in quantities very far short of
intoxication, is much more injurious.
| By water-drinking we dilute our tis-
sues; by beer-drinking we contami-
| nate tneua.
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JOIN u. WILLIAMs, ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as, Execntrix of
the estate Of John Ii. Williams late of Portage
county, Ohio. decreased. 91Gp .fasiar u 2 g ~
Dated at Edinburnh. Portage county, Ohio
this 9th day OF April. A. ID. 1872.
@H5fsl MARTHAH H. WILLIAMS.
1S9-8w. ~-
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PROSPECTUS FOR, 1872.

the past will warrant us in making the toll
lowing proposition. a5 80 = fs..,.z = z..t-
To any man that viii insure his property for
give copy of the DEMOCRATIC PRESS for one
year. The eommissions paid by farmers to
agents of Ohio Farmers Insurance Co will pay
for good home paper. We will lie in our Office
over Waits Jewelry Store every Saturday, to
write applications for all those that tavor us
with their patronage. -5Ta3 b-3Hidu
Farmers, please call and get n peiey in the
Glens Falls, of New York, American of Chicago,
LycomiDg of Pa, and secure the PRESS for one
year. Every man should have his property in
suTed and every man should take the DEMoCR AT
.m3:a McsCLUN 81 1DOTY.
b Ravenna.O. Jan. stll. 1872. .ll-ff- 176-tf.
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MN. a1cIntosh's Estate.

TOTICE Is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has been duly appointed and qualified
as administrator on the estate Of n. y. Mcintosh,
late of Portage county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Kent, Portage eodn ~, Ohio, this 18th
day of April A. ID. 1872. .-,,
SFsF 81 a. JAMES S. SW WEESY. Administrator.
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-MUETING

Would inform tue people of Rsvenna and vicin-
ity, that he has opened a shop IN the Ailen
Block, two doors east of Is. Little's Grocery
Store on Main Street, and is prepared TO do all
work entrusted to him, in workmaniike man
ner, and at reduced prices: From many years
exporter ce IN the business he feels confident OF
his ability to give entire satisfaction.sf =e4sss
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garments
to be made by women.
Rayenna Oct 5 1869. 5S-tf.