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33. 9abrgang.
epesial : Noti;ea.
@uaaeubeimer S Neil,

Sabrifanten uon
Sdreibmaterta 8 alienu.Sr d er,
finn
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sS. &. 9iSiiut
30. Guunnlfr.

2SO. gGelt Saitimns eifraBc, 2SO,
i&op7. .12WteD sceenii5er Sanoperifr.
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Die .1nptaner in yicuaSd.

Sirgiuia-9ltl, q. aprii. - Die
Snoianer cieies StaateS fuo iiber Oen St0no
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g5erm.fbte SepeiDen aus
Syprf.

gtews0 q. 4prtl.-Sn 6ol9e ee3
3euuIieS Dilcer BaninateH purbCn auf Sta'
ten=SslanO bic Sinner SamC8 Galp II. 2bu0'
bdu8 @arben usrslitet.
Son Srootipu m;r6 QemeloCt, baB bort
ioebcn iedjSSebu Bierbe ocS Stt0Bcn.GOntrats
tors SbomaS Tarreu im wabren Stuue os5
gBorteS an Suu9ertooe ae1orben fno. Der
MQun laQ franf oarnlebcr uuo Die bon SITE.
mauDem Usrpile9tcE Sbicre arben SEn9er8,
nad)bem le i'm Stalle lsotS Slsden Strob,
Die lie Don eluau6er t1eunenoen 3anneubOlS,
pcrIdldQe II. /. ~. auigeireleu hatten.
- 5tobert 3. 8leatlep, Der ictne gtttte
Waub Dierlid, Die CT IN tlnCm Sor6eue ans
trai, erjfOB, muroe 9eilcrn oor Die Stran'
fen oes @Cridt5 gcbradjt unO plaoirte: gStl
bin ihuloig. SD t0Otete nleige 9tidte. Sd}
bin rldt ma6uilnntg, uno tptnu eS llnrett
mar, tie III t0oteu, 10 bin tt bsreIt, Die SOL
Qen III tra9en."
-Bei Gelegcnbeit oeS geit3ru I6cnO itatt'
oefuuoenen Syabres=@6sus Der ySt. @eorge'a
Stieu{d,afl" belt otr britiide @oniul cine BIT
Ser. GtGaten mnO @n9lano gu oem 9unltt
CEN Qusganae o;r @cnier &cnfsrcnS begliid
miinitenoa Jteoe.
-I5u Sericp @itD beratbihla3t sur 3ei
bas Bol;el 0ireftorium iiber Die Nnnel
lung Der 6lau Sarab 2etOHt ale StaOt
Qr5t.
y Der 0Pir. rQuitralia" lief beute boz
Glasgow eR.
-Surd, ben Ginfnr' zines gaugeriiie'
nurben seitern in SroOtlDn Elm Dfann set0O
tet uuo bier it)iuer ueripunoet.
Der vgutionalsSOarb Of Sire llnoer'uri
ters" taet sur 3elt bier uno lit ans aOenS be;
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Die Observation-Disclosures neme
SsGbmGicDine

Rr. s2G u, I
(Sau23, l2Wilsl
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Se!egrapliide 9epeflle1.
Saropailge stahelaeetgSss

(@on Der ralIocirten Breiis" iir bsn n9oueiponbe
hgTid,tsf
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0erbecrenpes 1cuer in 6anfas.


sort 9 cott, &uniuS, %. Aprll, Wtit.
ternaat. = Gin idyredlid)eS Seuer ilt in Der
Wartetitr., i'm @sitdft5tbelle Der rStaot. aus.
sebrOhen. @tne Ncnae 9ebduOe febt be
retts i'll hclllateu 6lammen unO eS lit unz
m03li6, porauSSuia9eu, mann man oes per-
beetenceu @lenleuteS Melller wersen rpiro.
5m 8ublitum berridlt Die sr0Bte Seliitr5ung,
oa c8 erildtli4 al UiitteIn eblt, oem 6euer
@inbolt 81 tbun.
sort 9 cott, "a. 4pril. = Die fllrGt-
barrie 6euesbrunf, pelae bieies Stdothen
iemals bsimiud)te, brad seitsrn Nadt bier
aus unc Seritorte ibsr 80 @ebduoe. Der
@eidditstbeil Der Stubt liest gdn3lid III
Gi9e. Die @ebduoe muren 9r0Btentbeils
bon SoI;. Serlult $4,000; SerF9erung
$l0-S20,000.
Die Slnolaner in ylcpasl.
irgiulaz tn, %. 9lpril. - Die
Snoianer cieics StaateS fuo iiber OeH St0nO
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Sie vSccor" 0abmaibine.

tiirjlia intrupuSrt uno Die bette allsr pors
baubenen,
,rbielt Die TrGmte in Der Iekten gusheluR9 nee
~ rerfdriben SnTtitits" su eeiu gorf uro 1T be.
,onoets tiir etu ioer etn9erdtst, modt srod ale
Irtcu 9iGbercisn islbft tdb isthelsnoe Roos. Dian
tomme uuo Itbe! SdGfer q Reit,
SIR. ae5, Kfefi-SaItimpre. n0be
Ilprift61Sg) G5Greshra6s.
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Sin OctIsltcber ais sdjipiapler oer:
urtNeilt.

SOTon, q. Nprll. - SIN Superiors
Criminal @elihte mur0e bcute rer @brrO.
33utdmon idulOlg bcfuuoeu, Den Sitter eer
ct. Gauls-awd)e inter Dem Sonpanoe elneS
Gompasnier@eltQitc8 I'M SIS, 900 beidm,u=
belt gu baben. Sutdiniou iii ell 9eihl!d)er
Der proteit. GptScopaltw1e NIB mar lriiBer
III lieus SmnttlanO nnaeliHllt.
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Sie niislt3ite GrTnSuu8 Der
3eit.

Ste niislt3te GrTnSuu9 Der
3eit.
Sran,SfIfd1es Starfs ENAMEL
io(lte in le0er 6amllle 9ebraudlt meroer.
IS 9ibt Der eeirCUanb einen i6onCn slang, tuui
Die 8oren oes iSdbritats, Hno maGt oeH GltsiSn
Nrtitel irIlG uRo ueu Qusltbcno.
G5erip1rt Arbett,
tnbem bd5 BiiqcleiiCn leid unb etott barber bns
fd9rt, uno beDabrt Otc StGrfe rom sCItlebcn.
IS 5erlpart Sch,
oa IS beiiere Reiultate bsi nur babem Sofpree Der
lest acbraubtcn Stoife criielt, uuo
nurt feline erbultenben Gt9snlbaicu, tneem ne ldn'
erobne 9euaiten iu mcroen brGuhen, 9etraasu peI'
Den tOnnen, tnoem &C Su elmer gemlnsn AueSl9nuns
o;eenlsen Stoffe nidJt ouinImdi, mel6e aeno5Hltd
DIE aleioer beidmubt uoer beibNotat
Seoe iSantie iolte es 9chrGudcn.
Seeer Dame III "a notbpeuei9.
Seos R9aibftGu mro oGourd tbten Yortbel fn'
Den.
Hragt Suren 9roccrs bGntIer oaiiir. Deru
er es nttt bat, 10 iGSt i'm, no CT &C betommsr
tann.
4geuten merle in iseer slaot unb StGbtten in Gen
Ser Staaen perlen9t, lUelhsu groBe Sortheiie GHs
ecboten lpereen. Uian idreioe fir SeoingunaCn uno
@irtuare.
8nrubam & Gnmp.,
SIR. 180, gB e # g m b arb 4 r.,
Baltimore, Rs.
ansinise TsabriiuUtsn.
9bsIGIsr aU.us ilr S&HoGer! tDsS.23,lSO
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eSalanS : Sspei1sa.
NuS @afDinatcr

@ai9in9tou, "a. april. - Die Vas
p,er9s!o @irfulaiion oeS 2anOes betrd9t $780,
962,OS6.
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&efd,lannahn.c Dum NaDnmateridl.

NIban ., Wzg., "a. NPIU. = 2e9 SeF.
g.. .Ginnebmcr &ailco hat miCOertO.t %
gofomotpcn, SO 8aiiagierz Naggors unb 3
Baggage SareH Der nf.=D. @cntral=" unO
,6u0ior Jilucr. @abnel" wegcnNi1t5abluu9
Osr Steucru iaiiirt. (@5 ideint iomit, OuB
Die neulihe 2lusobc, mOrnah Ole Je9ierung
oas &eriQbreu scgeu Die bejagten 9aAnen la.
be iabren Iaiieu, reip. itt uOr Der 0ind)t Ocs
WonOpole5 gebeu9t babe, Der Se9rilnoun9
ermQnQclt)
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Scr ls;elSntarft.

yfcm . ont, q. NpllI. = Iel0 bellcr
su6-7, ihloB gu 4-5. g8etisl fam. i6Wadl
gu So. Sob rubig ubtr fcit, idloB Su 117t
bis 1l7S5 Sblig. itbr ltettg; Sedier 1909,
'62er 118, Gttlen iebr Ietlg; Central 10l9,
grie 64s, Safe ShOre 924, 81. @sntral 1l6,
Yittsburg 884, gtortb- Rcltera 804, YrjorltGs
len 81, 9tof. Sslano 1881.
gilanj oes llutsr5haBamtes: $40. .5G1 ,l55
in @oIb mo SIG 939 233 in @ourQHt.
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E3rttrN-2l -2lic0erla9G
sSrep, SSSalpert S Sump-,
Jtr. Al, Noro @apitruBe,
brrSoo 6stou So1t" aesenIbsr

J{r. At, Nol0 @QQlttQBe,
rnSoo 6enoD Sa1t" ae9enrbsr,
6abritauten pou Ddtrasen init Sprin9ieeerI,
Saaren. R2elid,tOrnarob uub Saumpone.
IolUle
Ee0 etten, 8iiien II. ~.
Gui BeitClun9 angeierti9t.
Trtis nad GualitGt uno SeUidlt.
BorBUgIi bGGaternS Sborez Stoern bon
tebeuoen Sdnlen immer uorTdtbig.
s 9omiorts. ooppeit cotr rinfGb, ju Dsribiaoe=
nen BrCi,u mad OuGIitdt.
Etoern geud d en- unb reHootrt.
alle oetGuitsn 5toern iino 9er:nIst poH oem tbte.
rlltben 5eruJ eut unieIn neuGn patentirten j I.
retni9sr
;Sebcru uon beutid)en lebeneigen Rdufen iortz
pGbreno uorrGtb9 (UtGrIi2l99)
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Is. 6. SSupS = Spw,p.,

w. 6. SESupS = Spmp.,
Gsentbiuer bon
Golo's patentirten autonlattihen QeiSern,
iuslte in ben etten iinisebE Sabrsu sbr uman9reid
unb NIT bcerem @rlot1s Gts irgeno ein onnerer nit
Dampf ODER beiBem Wafsr bstjenOer Ipparat se'
brautbt pOroen.
Ser Barrier rzamstitan,,bc al bcnb2sro" unb Q3Gr.
ran'Ite 9eerbe, Barior, Gum el9btnine s6cuer=
Ylas ,3eiSer.
Ser beribmte qa.uioni be "Hot dir Furnace"
9esuns BON 8leif uub gtienrobren, 8abeuannen.
Sublanten, Daititinbe, Blioirs, Ib5ussrobren iiir
Mbtritte; ioipieau1
bpbrauiite Rammen, a4oiisr- uto Idtnerie u. T. III.
marnorne unb S6iefer.a .auminFnie, 5suerbesroz
Roite, fcsitsr Il. I. NJ.
aiiteni ltenFlen, 1aiertnber uHb 9ftfriscratoren
Rod uno Sei,oIen, iopis Rsparatursn aIsr Itt
prompt aus 3eilbrt.
Sibpeit.Gds BON Baltimore unS Gntamfr.
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Die befen GteinfubIen ~ ben niehsia:
ZEN Vreifen.

8oblsn bon Der rBaltiuiorer Complaint. son hts
,fsuGerz y otsner SompcaEis,@
ibrper unb RAID brenHenoe Roblen-6e 6shsn SosItu
Guf bem bteigeH Dartts
6u oertGuten
RarrsnIabung So 90 rGonntHDeii..
Nud, .Qoteus' Bailey" unb 9umberlGnbzr Sooles
e.. 3. Gisss, asent Der
.SaItimorsr aoblen-@ Il. &iten5abns9 emp. .
BIreau: Rr. ., SoutbffraAe.
Sobleub0fe: gde Der Hortbs unb WaeiIonfrGss
(Sttl4t2 OtteS)
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;sortor GssalsaNtes.

FgTlors@ bGn0eIlet9
BorIsr.a eazaeitsrs
StbUotbef.S 5anss!isets
8tbiiotsets 9boItelte,e.
8;hiiothet1 1sasss'isfs
&s,imEer. g ,auesIisrs,
SsslmneIs@ @bauoet:ersi
gssimnsrs . sosstiisrs
banslurs Is nbel.sTs,
bGusEur=9 bGHDeterS,
Sausaur.G ecntsitsrs
MUc Nrfsu naseiEriHtungens
VI cIfsr: unb q @asrobrennHo
Reparatucssts
q. q. Tapibfous
Rr. 5. Rctbz4ibertpfrdfs.
,Nrr;,,o tas) gfr. 8, Rorb zeibsrtQfr
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w~SI W. ~tWH'"Fkt1
Eax4I> SIR. 165, Sloz8rpaomap,

sulben gafernz unb @anton| |aoenus,
bot tets uorrGtbis eine sroBe austpa5l BON aoiesf
aeu uns iilbsrnen uhren, dtbte Spis@ nns Sii'
berpaareu. Stanoz zutrer. Sr1en alisr art, pslbs
n Al 6ialsan Pyeiisn oiierirt. Vile Waarsn nsrosn
larantrt uro J!eocraurer prompt unb ut bsiorgt.
IISou15 J2JHfCV,
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q 9al0s uab SilherwaGTen

SL, Gin rs6tcftss eager xazf.s..,
glesouie StIbtri Gea, ,
Ssloepe uub fltGTs s c q 2tausrtn
ar5erplattirte sIsadrtu.
5I{b RsSierfo acreF. -
8eus 8rontez q es y y .
~ ie5t tia0sn Bteiisn hs;
VI. ~. aHarre-
fainsn neusn @eidGite, -.
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Scr Gon pea Mloroers Stofca.

9tcw y ort, "a. Apitl.-Sm @eridtc fiir
,Sgsr mo Sermlner" nuroen beute Die Ir<
gumcntc iiber Die glumdnoe gegen Souitrefs
tung oe5 GoOe5lrt5sil5 i'll oem Sale bes
Dt0loers Stote5 iortgei2et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-25

SapnneTidbc @uplius,
6mar;e SriOrn,cuge, Ilparas
gdngbdrcn euslitCH Il. europiiiteH Rletoerftoi.
I c Il, oue ncusR 5drbGH umiaiienn, umie Gin police
liiortment uon IrlGuoiitber9ein uno
aB Bmaaren opn bEr bCiten 6abrifanten. "a
teHtlIbsT, SpIBen, StiiIreiC1 IL {. ~, Suiammen
nit cincm competeu 4iiortiment non S erreH= u NJ
tertlciocrn, StrumpIuaareH Il. t. 10.
Gin ooacs aiortlmCnt Don dmcrifaniicben Ga
ldnterie. tSaaren ties uorrGtpia.
as Gtntdufe in Suropa balbidbrIitb bur6 cine
Bcrion uon uniCrer Nirmd (UtGr,O 2Ifte. ia. e.,
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SceanntmaDmug fir
S5ago 2ieb9aber.
2aiIir h Ranb Iulutr.G Gompagnit mott bic r1tz
nelenoeu Sorten, Welde Ie Dem Rutlttum als bic
uorSlslibiteu 4rtiteI anbiettt:
GRANGE LIGHTNING =Bulpcr
0oH Rr.l-Hr. Z.
ORANGE DUCKING- -Tuloer,
bon Rr. bis ., IN fleiusn metalleneu 6d5teu BON
Ga Eiuno.
AUDUBON Ru(uer,
BON Rr. bis 4, in Wetau 6GbbeH BON ca uns
l2la SiunS.
ORANGE RIFLE Bulu1r
9r0ss g., O.. S55. g. uno $50. ", in Rstals
tsdB8en pom Ga, l2% uno 25 Bfunb.
De gSitt Surcf, A9rHt,
Wr. l55, 2Seft BrdttitIaBC,
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cJObn AanfOR
Gegeniciti9e gebensz z9erijderungss Geieaa
ibnft in WnItnu 9Bn0

Shie Seleul6at nuroe als sIcUHtrt ots berahntsH
-W | duiettier Ridt. erTalIs itts
lss- Orsantrt. Sbr Sulbabsn 1T iest absr $500.
900, pelte er Ju Sunitsn ter Yoliceu 9n9abcr ongts
ls9t ftno. gtat ben Seieseu pom WaNatuirtts, wsnH
irSero zine Gnage ODER Gnlebe gcmatt poroer, ptbe
nit ourt bic Statuten auorirt ino bic 8irsttOrsn,
wlhs oteelbe Semaht ooer bepiui8t, ben Witqisttrn
Der Geitaihait iur jeocn oaour usrura adteu gerluH
per0nlit osrantlportItt Tie 9irsttorsu Der n5obn
5ancod Se9enieiti9en 9ebens Beriiderlres Gseus
ihuft" umaeu eiui9e SrsB i9 Der reitcnuuo rsipGfs
tabenen Ginpohneg Bottoms. Ius Qol,ctu iiuo unt5
sirer BrGmieujablun9 abiolut unuertautar uer!s Oh
oeiebe 6brid. babiabrI oosr utCreliLb brlth gsmaht
miro. 8iuioenoen iptrsFn balbjGIrlta Crllart Nu0
baar btjublt. Rur refine qeben5. uno gerlor.
gurss Seriidsruug, - tetne Routine" ooer Gnoert
Sdema's inn nit unIerer SeifIitCu uCrbunoen.
Gne ebr 9roBe anjabl uuierer belten @lnDobner fnS
berets in Der 80 d. perii5ert; geluntb belts &ts
ITO 8 ueroen uur oeriidert.
g8aIter 3. gBtIttuIor,
GtrsralsAsent tlr WarpldNo uno ben 3trtlh
Columbia,
RotbpsF.Gde Der Gbarless uun 8aItimoutfrake;
SGmes SenOerio on. Gotal.A Bsnti
o. VI. aparJ
BerpGlter res ceutlden 3tpartemtuts;
Or. SamssN. Steuart
(RniiO l2Rh1p) uuteriutunas WRIT.
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Gtanantens!

aonbare tia3er usB
Observation-Disclosures
Batgd, 4bjlipps & sonp.'s
Gjsgssr xald:eaasren (stpcs glegaal's.
aut, Gin uouss aNortilneEt Der bsftsT
EibsrplMftirten MSaSrsn be!
Sec. Is. s3ebb 8 ep.,
.ass-gb Scs Der Baltimore- unh 4iaeiit;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
Terrible Accident from Fire works,

A despatch from Columbus, dated
the 28th nit, says Daniel Webb, pass
enger agent of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad at that place, and Mr.. House
man, last night purchased a large
quantity of fire works for the Fourth
of July. While taking them into the
country in a hack, lighted cigar fell
into the package, exploding the whole
lot, blowing the carriage top off, and
throwing Webb into neighboring
ditch. He was so badly injured that
he can scarcely recover. Houseman
was also badly hurt.
Since the above was in type, we
learn that Mr.. Webb died from his
injuries at noon on Saturday.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
Soma suggestions.

1
The Cincinnati Commercial suggests
a few topics for the coming Fourth of
July orators, which we commend to
the consideration of the patriotic Gar
field:
He would have to tell the disgrace
full story-a story which has often
been told, but which in its dismal sig
nificance has never yet been fully ap-
pretended by the country-of the
Credit MobilieF. He would have to
tell what is known of the Pacific and
other railroad frauds. He would tell
of those numerous revelations of Con-
gressional corruption. He would tell
of the salary grab, with all of its in
deeency. He would tell of more than
one politician who bribed his way into
the Senate. He would tell of the
frauds of the October election in
Pennsylvania. He would tell of the
pollution in the Departments at Wash
iugton, and in the public service
throughout the country. He would
tell of the depravity of State Legisla-
lures of the latest ravages of South
ern plunderers and their schemes of
reputation q; of the state of things in
louisiana, Arkansas and Florida. lie
would tell of Judge Durell, who is
bully, and Judge Delahay who is
drunkard, and Judge Sherman, who
if he is not a jobber, is the most un-
fortunate letter writer In the world.
Looking abroad, he would tell of the
Van Buren, scandal in Vienna, and the
Fremont scandal in Paris, and the
Emma and Erie scandals in London.
He would tell how trusted leaders
have been uncovered; how parties
have shown their debasement; how
official immortality has reacted upon
society. When he had gone over
these points, one after another, with
the necessary elaboration, and des-
cribed them in their true colors, he
would find that he had only dumb
founded his audience, which expected
patriotic .glorification and spread-ea-
gleism, but could not endure the actu-
al facts in the cotemporary history of
the Republic.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
THE MARKETS.

R1vENNA, July q 1873.
FLOUR = Ranges from 50 90, for Xxx Red,
70 $40 90 for xxx White. Demand steady.
WHEAT-NO. 1. White sells for 81 SO; Red
held at 81 40.
CoRN-shened brings soc; in ear 25c.
oATs-whIte. Sell for s5G ssc; demand good;
Black, s3c.
RYE-NO- brings Csc; No. ?. Supply
light.
BARLEY-FrOm eOc @ 81 90 according to
quality. But little offered.
SEED BUCKWHEAT-S1 so per bushel.
HAY-selIing. at s14 q SIS; according to
quality.
LARD-City rendered 125kc; country 1Oc.
BEEF-sells at s. 90 q 81 90 per hundred.
SMOKED MEATS-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at 16c; Country cured, 10 q lee;
Shoulders. City cured selling at &c q 1Oc. Dried
Beef selling at zoe. q 22c
POULTRY-NOta large supply in the market
Chickens, dressed, buyers pay 10c q 12 ;undress-
ed SC q Sc; Turkies. dressed 1Oc@I2c, live s9 SC;
Geese 9c9I0c.
BUTTER-Dull at 16c
CHEESE-Faetory retailsnew 14c old 16c
EGGS buyers pay 14c per doz.
DRIED APPLES-5c per pound.
PoTATOES-6Oc@TOc per bu.
BEANS-Choice hand picked in good demand
at 81 25 perbu. Medium 81 70.
ONIONS-.per bushel.
HOPS-3Gc.
SAGE-Retails at SOC.
VINEGAR-Pure cider, retails soc per gal.
TALLOW-Buyers pay &c.
FEATHERS-Retail at 81 co.
WHITE LIAIE-$1 20 per bbl
WATER LINES IS @$s 90.
SALT-Coafse sells at S3 co. fine So CO.
WOOD-stoVe 81 0O92 so; 3 feet wood s. 90
q So so per cord.
WOOL $50 45c.
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

I tOoTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals
| IN will be received by the County Commits
sioners at their Office in Ravenna. Portage Co
until O'Clock, p. m. July 10Th, 1873, Tor the fol
lowing Bridge work.
MASONRY.
ArwATER.
One bridge on township line between Atwater
and DeerfeId, South of Center road.
BRIMFIELD.
One bridge E. of Lydia Underwood's.
One stone Culvert W. of Lydia UnderwoodS.
One bridge few rods S. of Mr. Twitchells.
IA CHARLEsToWN.
One cnlgert just W. of the Cemetery.
One bridge on the road running E. from Solo
One bridge on the Diagonal road just N of Mrs.
One CulYert at Campbellsport where the diagO +.
nal road crosses the canal.
" DEEREIELD. All
One open bridge about one mile spath of Center.
One open bridge east of Center: near Isaac
One open bridge south of Ceuter, near C. S.
1ibbals, E
EDINBURGR
One open bridge north of James Doles.
f FRANKLIN,
One stone cnlvert near c. Cackler's,
One blldge near Harley Judsons'
{ FREEDOM.
One bridge near Lysbon Finches.
One bridge near Henry Jennings.
One bridge near Seth Jennings lt
One CulVert near Eli Tuttless'
ssisfs AIANTUA 81 ~
One stone enlvert near Mr.. ingalls,. southwest
of Center
One stone culvert near John Chapins' n. E. of
One stone cu1veft near Mr. Rays, E. of Brick
One bridge about x mile W. of N. Barker's.
Also, bridge near Cuyahoga river, 20 or % feet
H' NELSON,
One bridge miles E. of Center, near Homer
One bridge near Eben csrtiasi. on erOssgrOaaR.
One bridge on center rOad w. near Tp! line.
y A1 tk y PARIS. - u - tA
One bridge near Hawley's.
RANDOLPH
One open bridge n. of Keller;s Machine shop.
One box culvert N. L. part of TIP. near Loomis'
One open bridge near John CrOekers.
One culvert near Geo. KenWard's. ~ l-E -
One cnlvert near VIM. Yontz,
One stone cnlysrt near s. w; corner corporation
One Stone calvert across p. q o. Canal near
Seymourss farm.
ROoTsroWE -
One open bridge VI. of Safnes Seymour's
one open bridge on Diagonal road, Z mile s. 3.
One box culyert near Capt, Gardnef's.
SHALERsV VILE = ~
One stone eulvert near A. s. Beecher's
One stone culvert little farther west, on same
One stone crilVert near Comfy House.
One stone culyert y miles n. of County House.
near Jas. Sterling.
STREESSBORo.
One stone culveTt near Daniel Tuckers,s.s
One stone eulvert near Mrs. j. w. Clark's.
One stone eulVert near ElOn Olin's.
SUFFIELD
One box culyert S. of Benz. BiXler's.
One box culvert on MOgadore road. W. of
Center road. stss g
One open bridge N, of W. of VIM, Paulus',
WINDHAM - 49, q
One bridge one mile E. OF Center near Mr.. .Hale's
One CnlVert f1Pntar road " Mr.
GERS.
One bridge NE. of Cemetery, near Dillingham;
Clark2S # tftE Tt4
One culvert near p. Butts.
Commissioners reserve the right of receiving
or rejecting bids at their option. and will be in
session uty 10TH 1653 to open bids and make
contracts. BY order of Commissioners.
WIN. GRINNELI County Auditor
RaVenna, Ohio, June 18th, 1873. / 252 2-4t
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you Cd id infamous b-h, and
viii gut your boys, as well as you.
The Cd id dead villain shan't rob
me of wife and children and property.
If can't have anything, I'll have re-
venge. Cd id you, l have lost
already every thing which makes life
tolerabIe."
This letter had no signature, and is
addressed to Mrs. Ellen III. Walworth
Saratoga Springs, New York.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03

SENATOR CARPENTER, of Wisconsin;
is taking the bull by the horns. On
last Saturday he delivered a speech at
GAINESVILLE, in which he openly de-
Tended the salary steal, claiming that
the whole thing was right, back
pay and all. He also argued that the
entire transactions of the Credit Mo-
bilier did not involve any wrong or
corruption. There has been muck
virtuous Indignation expressed among
Radical politicians, but many of them
will go back to their wallow and
openly defend the bribery and swind-
ling that babe fair a few months ago
ago to send some pious patriots into
obscurity. All that is wanted is an
opportunity for these Radical saints to
be brought out before the people on
public occasions and made the pets of
the ring leaders, aud pIastered over
with sickly praise from fawning syco-
phants.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03

FLEEING FROM THE WRATH TO
CoME.-A Washington special says
Senator Morrill, (Rad.) from Vermont,
Chairman of the Senate Committee
ON the District of Columbia, has
served notice on Governor Cooke that
he has observed with pain the extrav-
agance and reckless expenditures of
the city government: that after ex-
animation he believes the published
statements of the debt to be far lower
than the real truth warrants, and that
he may be prepared to see Congress
set aside the present city government
and establish commission in its
stead.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03

RICHARDs-In Kent, June1T, 1873, of Typhoid
fever, John Nj. Richards, aged 25 years month
and 13 days.
HAVEN-At her residence in Bloominedale
Michigan, on the morning of June %, Louisa
Price, wife of Warren Raven, aged 90 years
II months and 25 days.
SHU URTLIFF--In Kent, June2s, ofTyphus fever
Harriet Louisa, wife of Asa G. ShurtIiG and
daughter of WilIett Prosser; aged 36 wears 2
moths and % days. ia -
Dearest sister thou hast left MS
Here thy loss we daily feel on
But tits God that hath bereit u.s. .r
lie can all thy sorrows heal.
Friend after friend departs;
Who hath not lost friendy yi
There is no union here of hearts
That finds not here an end.
Were this frail W orld eur only rest
Living or dying none were blest.
No room for mirth or trihing here. ~
For worldly hope or worldly fear, 81
III life so 1oon is gone;
If now the } Judge is at the door
And all mankind must Stand before 70
The immortal Throne. -.ls-
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WE learn that brother Newcomer,
of the Marion Mirror, viii be a can
didate before the coming Democratic
Convention for Comptroller of the
Treasury. He is a tried and true
Democrat, in every way qualified for
the position, and his nomination
would give universal satisfaction to
the Democracy in this region.
We hope he may not only secure
the nomination, but also the election
to the office. vii
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03

Is PoRrAGE COUNTY to be repre-
sented in the Democratic State Con-
vention to be held at Columbus ON
"Wednesday, August 9Th. If so, it is
about time some action was being ta-
ken on the subject of calling con-
vention to choose delegates. We
would respectfully call the attention
of the Committee to the matter.