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FRrNCn YoKE sHfRrs.

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The largest stock in town may be found at Z
May %, 1872. 1877. DEMING'S.
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- -- E-r.s STATE OF OHi0,sI = =
INSURANCE DEPARTA ENT,
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s.o F- STATE OF OHIO. = 2,
INSURANCE DEPARTA gNT,
3e =" Columbus, o., April 10th, 1873
VTYHEREA6, the Union Mutual aLife Insur-
state OF Maine, tDfrectors office, Boston. Mass
has hled in this Okice u sworn Statement by the
proper officers thereof. showing its condition
and bus1neEs, and has complied In all respects
with the laws OF this State relating to Lite ln-
surance Companies, organized by act of Con-
gress. eg by or under the laws of any other
State of she United 6tatess
Now. FHRREF0RHs IN parenance OF law. /.
WILLIAM F.CHURCH. Superintendent Of In
suFanee for the state OF Ohio, do hereby certify.
appropriate business of LIFE INSURANCE. in
tl1fs stats. in accordance with law. during the
current year. The condition and business OF
said Company, 1S the date of such statement,
(uecem ber 3lsl, 1881 is shown Is follows;
Aggregate amount of admitted As
sets. Including the sum Of g, ld2,-
95aA5 In premium notes and loans
held by sAe Company on Policies
Unadmitsed a. Assets amounting to-. z7,SSS So
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities
Including 60 025.Oe8 90 tor Re-in- f-t "a
surAnee Reserve, with interest
standard.) -. =. -. II. sia5.Sss %
pre- premium mum notes : 80. 80. -. a.ilOOs7 81
proceeding year in cash ]. - ....... s4OgS4 u
Amount Of premium note Expendi-
lures for the proceeding year.. 49,, ,4S0 IS
In witness whereof have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused
II. 81 the seal of my ofiice to he affixed
the day and yeaFaboVe written.
W.F. CHURCH Superintendent
SAM w. JOHNSON. State Agent, Cincinnati. o.
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Particular Attention J-y
paid to cutting garments for ladies' to make NJ
by J. S. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall. -
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Good all wool summer Cassimers can be ha,
at oOc yard ut No. Etna Block.
n. Converse.
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GAssIMEREs,

Is.lyenna Encampment, No. Is0.
!eets every and and 4th FRIDAYS Of each mont
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4. %. o. E.-RaVenna Lodge Ne. 65.
Meets every wednesday evening at odd Eel
ows' Hall.
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BEArTY is selling = large lot Of Roys' Goats
and Pants at 50 %. They are chea ). 24S-
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
RAvENNA. THURSDAY. JUNE ls, 1879, 1873.
New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
Jno. A. ElIsIer-Iseetls Opera House
Mason 4 CO.-Early Potatoes. s......
Board of Education-PrimaryS School House
q W. BroWn-Bee Hives
z. J. Snay-Painter.
T. R. Taylor-Caution,
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REMkMBEK BEArTY'S I.KICES
are CASH REIcLs, II he trusts you Ior a, few
days II as simply a. an acconmOdar1on : z4s
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On A Rainy DAY
;all At BEA1TI's ana ger rn Umbrella W.
won't lend you one or give you Une. but wills
sell you one for cash. cheap. = - 24s.
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!. Same TO Chas. Sehaum, lot in sam'
iAdaiiSd - EepsideEation $3.50 -
{. Gske[s .IIiOtshkiss TO Mr4 ElA
A, skfs, pdsa and lqt dn Day

VIM. Carey to A. ID. Gurley, lot IL
Ga.ey's Addition. Consideration $45t
Same to John Fitzgerald, strip OF
Cleveland Avenue in exeahnge for {,
triangular piece on same street.
Bernard Kinney TO- Andrew Poe.
30x90 feet in rear OF new hotel building
VIM. Finch to e. A. Reed, acre 10
near Glass Factory. Consideration
$3.50.
l.. C. Dodge s. Co. to Michael
Quirk, lot 2, in L. e. Dodge Il Coz
I'd Addition. Consideration $500.
sylfgaerPaFfsI IesfoIG FRAeei
lot 90 K 225 feet, near HotchEisses.
Consideration S525.
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sPIRIr6AI MEETI se Z u Q IjF. Eh ! Il.
Fairfeldy OF tAncoha, Z New Jersey
will address the people On Spiritual.
isHl at Newton Falls, on the following
Sundays: June 18th, 22d aud 29th.-
fhe first two meetings will be held il
Town Hall, and that of the 29th in the
grove of the old, grounds, All are
cordially invited. ,aitsB tc}liiG
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GOING NoKTH-mAIN LINE.

GOING HAsT-EIVKIk DIVISION
sTATIOEs.sAccoA. NAL EXPRESS
BelIair b45A NJ 10 50 AN 3 IS P. n.
stenBehT'e. sS5spVis. So So isSs FIX 445
Wellsville. SIS 81 I.35 - go
Rochester 80 z.35 - 7.l5
Pittsburgh 10 40 3 10 $40
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a fine diagonal Coat and estssfeT $2a 70. -equsi,
to cheap Merehanr TaIlorsng, We have got II.
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ruscARAWAs BRANCH.

Unity Lodge. No. IL, r, and A M
meets the second and fourth Mondays of eae=
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OUR $1,000 SUITS
for Men are barxairls Call AMI see theHl.
AS. 5af IEH 3 III Bka Fly.
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CLEVELAND 3 PIrrsBURG RAILROAD
On and zfLer Nay 26 fS73. Trains viii leave
Stations daily. SUNDAY excepted as foiiows:
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Lamp Chilnneyss
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SMITH, WOODRUFF & co.
AN EsLEGsANT LINE
Of all kinds of Straw Goods. opened this weeI
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Residence for Sale!

II OFFER for sale my residence, corner of
in good condition and sold for no fault. Terms
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April g. 1873. 24eT
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CsrtIfeate Of Compliance for Publication.
To he published at least once q year in every
county where there Is AN geacy.
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THE building Juror is on the in
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An italian Adventure.

Here are the details of a robbery re-
Gently brought TO light in Italy, which,
but for its heartles nature, might be con-
sidered amusing. A Cure was met on
the public highway near Nice by q
Spaniard, who inquired the direction OF
the Palace Garibaldi, saying that he had
given a louis to boy TO conduct him to
the place, and that the young scamp had
run away with his money The good
hearted Cure offered to show him the
road for nothing, and they walked away
together. The Spaniard, who professed
to be rich, took occasion 20 display sew
eral bank notes and rouleaux Of gold.
When they arrived at the chateu, he hid
one of the rouleaux at the foot Of tree,
saying he would return presently, and
see if it still remained. After while
the Spaniard said that he had been
saved from shipwreck, and that he would
give the Cure certain sum Of money for
masses in order to fulfil vow that he had
made, but before doing so he wished to
effer up prayer. Accordingly they
entered the Church OF st. Augustine, the
Cure gracously offering him the holy
Whtert anu lhcy plousiy hhSiV iVA sOHS
minutes, at the end Of which the Span
lard, feigning fatigue, begged the Cure
to go and fetch the rouleau which had
been left at the foot of the tree at the
chateau. He added that, although he
had every confidence In the reverend
gentleman, he hoped he would not think
badly of him if he asked for some
guaranty for his return. Not being able
to see the very palpable trap thus laid
for him, the good-natured Cure delivered
up all he had, which consisted Of ia
pocket-book containing seventy francs
in notes, and purse with ninety-fivc
francs in gold and silver, and departed
briskly on his errand to find rouleau Of
paper only, at the foot of tree, and
that he had been very neatly robbedsby
the adroit swindler.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
ORNAMENTAL climbers.

Spring is the time TO set out orna
mental climbing plants. They can
be procured from any of the nursery
men; and in order that those not famil-
lar with their character may know how
to select, list and brief description OF
some of the most popular varieties is
appendedi Hr. .0 TH.
Chinese and Japan honeysuckle pre-
sent a very beautiful appearance when
trained upon short posts. They grew
to mossy evergreen weeping bushes, with
blossoms and delightful fragrance. They
are also suitable for covering arbors,
Vsrapdas, lattice frame work, etc.
The golden lesved honeysuckles, with
its yellow marbled folioge, is desirable
low climber.
The coral, yellow and monthly honey
suckles can also be made deciduous
shrubs, or, if desired, can be trained as
common climbers. They can be kept in
flower for several months by removing
fading blossoms, so as to prevent the
maturing of seeds. l.1 e'i.. t ""
The sweet scented hardy jessamine
can be made a shrub or trained as a
climber. 1t blooms for two months,
The sweet scented clematis is of de-
lightful fragrance, and can be trained TO
grow as bush or climber, as desired. 1t
blooms for two months. There are
various other kinds Of the blooming Gle
mats, with blooms Of several oolors, and
some of them largely varisgated. Hav-
ing slender stems. they can only be
grown as climbers.
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MEDICAL.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN
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The merits of this preparation
are so well known that a pass
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remind the readers ofthe neees-
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of this medicine among their
stock Of family necessities.
Certificates can be presented
from many leading Physicians,
Ministers. and heads of fami-
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I DR.. K. Wilson Carr of Balh-
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DR.. T. c. Pugh of Baltimore
\ recommends it To all persons
n suffersing with diseased Blood,
~ lsaying It is superior to any
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Y Rev. .Dabney Ball efthe Bal
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South says he has been so much
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his friends and aoquaintnnees.
Craven & Co, Druggists. at
GordoIsville, Va, say it never
l has failed TO give satisfaction.
~ Samuel G. MeFadden, Muir
freesboro, Tennessee, says il
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Rosadalis is not q secret
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From the New York World.l
A correspondent suggests that a cor
don of calcium lights drawn around the
Modoc camp would help 10 the extermi-
nation Of its occupants. 1t would, he
thinks, prevent their escape by night,
and forbid them from stealing out Of
their camp for water. Il is also sug-
gested that a company Of men in bullet
proof armor could track them ieariessly
"a their lairs and exterminate them.
This latter suggestion seems not with
out weight. Bulletpfoof srmor is made
In France, and though adapted 70 only
few Of the emergencies Of modern
warfare. the Modoc campaign Is pre-
cisslT one which It is adapted to. IL
he Indians had sriillery the armor
ronh Of course be uselessi but their
nost powerful weapons are rifles, and
n . sslls Of DE mott powerful Of them
= 4 { - - h.-n.lsssly upon these impregna.
Sis bsberreons Of cork, chain-mail and
90 percha. Edmond About relates
sf,t o5e Of the African kings Of the
rold coast imported q number Of these
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proving ones Identity.

From the New \ ork Post.I
A correspondent of the Evening Post
writing from Stuttgart, Germany, under
date of April llth, relates an occurrence
which will remind some Of our readers
of the story told of Joe Jefferson. JEFF
ferson called at a bank for some money
one day, but was unknown to the officer
On being asked to identify himself in
some way, jefferson thought moment,
and then with that peculiar drawl so
familiar to those who have heard him
play Rip Van Winkle, replied: Schne:-
der" 1t was a dogs name, but he got
his money. Our German friend writes:
"What does not happen in Stuttgart?
It was in the year Of our Lord 1873, on
the oath of March, when in the Subian
capital fearful riot broke out Every
body ran, tried to save himself, flew
homewards, and even the over-crowded
opera house, in which the Jewess, with
Mr.. Labatt as " Eleazar," was just then
to be performed, when the terrible news
became known, was emptied in few
minutes. Already the mob penetrates
the halls consecrated to art, and moth
ing remains for Mr.. Labatt but to fly
into the streets in his costume of
Eleazar." Soon the strange appari-
ton is observed. "A Jew, q jew"
"Catch HIM" stone him" is the cry
that follows the fugitive. he is sur
rounded, and the inexorable multitude
insists on the death of the Jew" ~.
II am no Jew" cried the terrified
singer. II am Labatt, the great tenor
| sing tonight in the part of Eleagar."
Anybody may say that" catch
him." Lynch him." Fdla laterne,
bawled the great crowd onpe more, and
the repeated assertion of the artist that
be was Labatt was Of no avail. aaA
Then fellow smarter than the rest,
called out, "If he is Labatt, let him
prove it. o
"Xes, yea, prove it, rOared the chO-
rus, prove it. "
And the artist opened his mouth and
sang the aria from the fourth act of the
" Jewes." gA t'
And stlller and stiller it became in the
circle, breathless listened the multitude
to the sweet tones; but scarcely had the
last note of the song ceased when end
less cheering filled the air. Hurrah
for Labatt "hurrah for the great
singer" resounded out of thousands of
throats. Then four men took the artist
upon their shoulders, and amid the
enthusiastic cheering of the same crowd
carried him to Marquard's Hotel.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
MEMPHIS TENN. FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 81 1878

suits Of armor, in whose inyulnerabilily
he possessed such confidence that he ar
rayed his ministry therein. grouped them
artistically at short distance, and then
trained upon them a twenty.iour FOUNDER
heavily loaded with grape. II is need
less TO mention that only one finger,
three ears and a pilloweaseful OF wool
was left Of the entire cabinet, and the
sovereign is still conducting 10 the civil
courts OF France a suit for damages
AGAINST the manufacturers, We should
have no cause TO fear similar disaster
in the lava beds, but every reason to
hope that the employment of such armor
would save life and hasten the eonclu-
sion Of the campaign.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09

A singular Good Friday custom still
prevails at Smithfeld, England 1t is
the duty of the rector of the parish Of st.
Bartholomew the Great to deposit TWEEN
ty.one sixpences on gravestone, which
the same number of poor widows pick up.
The custom originated in the will of a
lady who left a sum of money to yield
the sixpences to be distributed over her
grave. A strange part Of the tradition is
that any one too stiff in the joints to pick
up the money must not receive it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
MEDICAL.
DIR. Curtis on Manhood"
aOOth EDITION aNf

Revised aud Corrected by the Author. Il. DE-
+. CURTIS, Nj. D., etc., etc.
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause and cure
Of Premature Decline in Man, showing how
health is lost and how regained. IL gives n
clear synopsis Of the Impediments 10 Marriage,
the treatment Of Exhausted Vitality, Nervous
and Physical Debility. and other diseases APP
pertaining thereto. and the remedies therefor.
the results Of twenty years successful prac-
tioe.
"'CURTIS ON MANHOOD. = There is no
member of society by whom this book will mt
be found useful. whether be be parent pre-
Price 80 cents, by mail. Address the author,
DIR. CURTIS,
l0-xyiii39 9 fremont Place. Boston. .Mass.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Lawyers.

JTTE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE LEDGER
w offce blank noticos 20 take depositiens.
and printed instructions 10 the ofhcer taking
the sane; also blank captions and certif-
Gates. lot
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NEWSPAPER.
MEDICAL.
q 4 NCERS

A RE permanently cured by DR.. w. g. co.,
a DEN, Of Louieville. From hundreds Of
cures a few WE'LL known names are sslectedl
which can be easily addressed; Key q "
Mitchell. Jackson, Tenn; cured. 1869; IL X
Trotier, Prospect, Giles co, Tenn; cursds 1870.
Ii W Smith. Carter, creek, Maury co, Ienni
Tenn: cured. 1868. Mrs w @ Beall. Branden-
burg, KY; cured. 1871; II n Gage. grocer
Main st; cured, 1869, Mrs Birdsey MeekBpight' n q
Fulton Station, Fulton CO, Ky; cured, 1871.
James Austin, Goshen, Oldham co., NY;
cured, 1870. Peter Jcnks, ice dealer, Twen-
tieth and Walnut SITS: cured, 1886, Mrs Lewis,
cured. Rocky Hill Station, Ky. Mrs yemima
Scott, of Georgetown. Ky, aunt Of Col Jilsep
Johnson, proprietor Of the Gait House, Louiss
willie, Ky, The Doctor also refers to Rev L
BY addressing Dr. W. C. C0UDEN, No. Al
West Jefferson street, Louisville, ny, copies
of hfs "Journap' can be obtained, free of
charge. giving mode Of treatment and large
list az caaae cured. lol ~
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HAIR DYE.
Ratoho1or's Hair Dye.

This plendid Hair Dye is the beet IN he 'cortd.
liable and instantaneous; no disappointment,
no ridiculous tints OF unpleasant odor. Rem
edies the IN effects Of bad dyes and washes.
Produces IMNEDIATRLY a superb BLACK or NAT NAT
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oFFIcIAL.
STONE PAVEMENTS.
Cry RSorSKER's oTPrcE.

MENPnfs. TESS., April II. 1873.
GRALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- coiyed at this office until II o'clock m.,
May the 18th, for constructing stone pave
ments on Washington street. between Main
and the river, and on Beal street. between
shelby and the Elevator. about 300 square
yards. For specifications and other iniOrma-
tion apply at this office.
j. III. HUMPHREYS, City Engineer. :
louisville COurier-Jour5al and Nashville
Union and American please copy for three
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-12

THE MoDoc WAR--The following
telegram furnishes some very good
reasons for the prolong.tion Of the
Modoc negotiations
WASHINGTON, April 1O.--The Sec
retary of the Interior has received q
letter from Modoc Peace Commits
sioner Meacham, which says the
principal impediment to the peace
negotiations is a fear that the Indi-
ans indicted by the Jackson county
(Oregon) Grand Jury will be given
up for punishment. The Peace
Commissioners and military are,
however, working together harmoni-
ously to overcome the distrust of
the Modocs, but difficulty is encoun-
tered from the Intervention of white
men who, from mercenary motives.
desire a prolongation of the war.
Meacham says the desire of the Gov
ernment is we'll understood by his
colleagues and the military, aud no
means will be left untried to secure
peace. Secretary Delano had ad
vised the military not to give up the
indicted Indians, but rather to re-
move them if they surrender.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-12

THE AUsT1N1TEs are just now very
much exercised over the frequent
cases of dog poisoning there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-12
LATEST TELEGRAMS,

4 resolution has passed the New
York Assembly instructing the Ser
geant at Arms to arrest Boss Tweed
Jsy Gould and John 3 butcher and
bring them before the bar of the
house. All abont some of those ev-
lasting Erie troubles.
An English detective while going
about seeing the sights in New York
had lis pockets picked Of his salu-
able~ and the papers demanding the
extradiiiDn OF Bilwell. Looks like
"job" put mp as a practical joke
by the New York police the pa
pers have been returned.
+. f. Low, Minis er to China, has
resigned. and our pet di,l!ard, Cole
is mentioned as his probable sue
cess,ir.
IAe administration organ at Wash
ington denies th t there are any ap-
prehensions of coalition between
the Cuban Volunteers and the pat
riots to secure the independence Of
Cuba.
The Nehraskans have hit npon a
dodge to advertise their public lands.
They offer premiums of parcels of
those lands to editors who will write
the best articles concerning the
same. 1t is a devilish sneaking
business, in view Of the ability of
that State to advertise her acres and
pay for the same in a square and
legitimate way.
The ci'r of San Salvador has been
utterly destroyed by an earthquake.
Eight hundred persons were killed
and 100000 of property de-
stroyed. Such is the telegraphic ac-
count. But for the statement in
millions we might believe the story,
but if all Central America were to be
instantaneously swallowed up, that
many dollars in property wouldn't
be destroyed.
The gas strikers in New York have
tossed up the sponge.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-12

Mrs. STourkSBuRcu wishes 10 inform The
ladies' Of Carson md vicinity she has returned
from san Francisco and will resume business
on Fourth street In rear OF olco,ish's store, mh1