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ARpIRICIAL TEETH

inserted Oh all approved bases, at n. t. cLkRK's
Dental Office and Labratory. over First National
Bank, Ravenna. Ohio. 237-tf.
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FIVE Roman Catholic priests have
died at Shreveport while nursing the
sick. This is practical religion.
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Tailoring.
coal for Cash,

IT you want anything in the tailoring lin
done, and done right, go TO j. s. Walker, oppo
site Citizens Hall.
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Justreceived. large lot of Flint Lamp CHM
neys. Try them.
SMITH. WOODRUFF & co.
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ra11 ana rrann,nn

The new $450 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
on. 66-H.
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Patrons of Husbandry.

RkFENEA. GRANGE. No. 81
Meets every Saturday. October II, at O'Clock
p M and on each alternate Saturday at 20
pms atGrange Hall ag7-H-
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Lann ChinneYa.

Go to J. S. Walkers, opposite Citizens Hall, tc
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. to look as
good as new.
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GOING soUrH-AIAIN LINE.

icLEvEEArD EPITTSBURG RAILROAD
o. and nster june q. ls73. Trains VIII leave
Stations daily. Sundays exeepted,) Is follows:
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
List of Advertisements,

kAtEasA. rnpnsDAr. Oor. 50, 1873.
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yRCOAD NAFNNM BANK,
oERAVENEAs o.
Designated Depositary Of the

%. s. Bonds and Securities boughss sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, Of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission. in New York, OF any de-
sired market.
HIGHEST Market rate for $50 and 1910
conpons, Cold Silver, and premium funds
Of All kinds
I1rafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
81 cIsies In the United states- =
-Aa sight Drafts on England and 1rsannd and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities ct
New York rates.
s.s Tsevenae stamps-alI sizes for sale fk
81 sAs,coalaits and Dspotlts Of business men and
fndfyfduals. received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
VIII BEEBE. Cashier. .
sss4s 8iEoz zReBIsapN, President i7ss.t q y
Sept B. 1863 tf-zr
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rHREE pEPARrnrENrs.

Particular Attention
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
by j. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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REMEMRER


The place to buy PLAsTER is at
s07. III CD. HUDsoN's
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Wednesday, No0em6er 5th, 1873,
Commencing at II O'Clock a. m. the following
property. viz:
30 Dairy Cows, 5 Yearlings, 2 Farrow
Cows, Fat Cows, 20 Tons of Hay,
l Yearling Bull, l two yesr-old Dur
ham Bull, Bay Horse, six years old /;
4 Shoats Hand Cart, Horse Hay
Rake, one-horse Wagon, l two
horse Wagon, one-horse Open Bug
gy, pair New Bob sleds, I-single
Harness, set double Harness.
TERMS All sums under IS, cash over 95 q
credit of four months will be given for approv-
ed paper, with interest at per cent. II paid
when due. no interest will be charged. A dis
count OF IL per cent per aDnum to cash buyers.
G. FENTON.
streetsboro', Oct "a, 1873. SF0-1t
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THE JoLLIFICATIoN. On Tuesday
evening our Democracy jubilated over
the result of the late election in this
State. The night was one of the
most stormy and disagreeable of the
season, and the roads were in horri-
BILE, condition, which prevented our
friends throughout, The county from
joining in the grand jubilee. Still
there was a goodly number in attend
ance and the affair was complete
success.
At about a quarter after seven a
few choice pieces by the Band drew
the people to the Opera Houses and
that large and commodious room was
well flied with joyful people. VIM.
Heisley, Esq, was introduced by S.
d. Norton, Chairman of the Demo-
cratic County Committee, in a few
pertinent remarks, and Mr.. Heisley
proceeded to address the audience for
about an hour and a-half, in very
able and eloquent speech. during the
delivery of which he was frequently
greeted with applause; and at the
conclusion the audience manifested
their approval of his speech by three
hearty cheers. Three cheers were
also given for the victory achieved at
the late election, when the meeting
adjourned to the street to witness the
display of fireworks, which was very
fair considering the unfavorableness
of the weather.
Good feeling prevailed throughout
the evening, and nothing occurred TO
mar the general joy of the occasion.
The Reunion of the First Regf-
ment o. V. L. A. held in this village
on Wednesday of last week was a
very pleasant affair. There were not
as many of the "boys" OF the. Regi-
ment in attendance as was anticipated
but those present had very interest
lug time generally. The following
Batteries were represented: A, c, u;
E g, and K. A RegimentaI organ
ization was formed, with Gen. James
Barnett, President: Col. q. s. Cotter,
Vice-President; Lieut.. G. o. Storer,
of Battery -, Corresponding Secreta-
ry: VIM. o. Beebe, of Cuyahoga Falls
Battery D, Recording Secretary Hugg
Buckley, of Battery 1, residence East
Cleveland, Treasurer.
The next reunion was fixed to be
held at the Northern Ohio Fair
grounds, Cleveland, on Wednesday,
September "a, 1874.
The exercises of the day wound up
witha a fine social party at the Etna
House in the evening.
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First Natiunal Bank,
OF RAyEEEAs o.,
Opposite ETMA 81 ock.
ESTABLISHED u 1853.

As-a Hoaae EasfifsttEala foRr De aospms.sO-
dai5oa o5- she peopfs q F9rtagss ceaertg-
" Ilspdeas., Il u f1tunse, as IA the past.
= ta tive breterenoa and al crers and supI tbs
wants and den,ands OF cur own county people
first.
win pay the Hfgh4sf HEaFket Rateg for
Coupons. Gold. Sflyeraand Pre1nium Bands
CT ali kinds
Interest ol1oxed on time deposits
Revenue stamps. affsfzess kept Constantly
on hand. and all orders filed promptly
speciara Deposits received without charge
: Z. 8 Bonds and Securities bought ana sold
at best maTket rares-
= Drafts drawn ana eashed on an the eprIneipai
cities In the United States. 4 Z =
sight Drafts on England. Ireland and all
cities in Europe. -
Collections made on all points IN the United
states. and prompt remittance made. =
Nd. CLARK. Prest.
C. z. WITTKR. Cashier S64
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FRENCHYOKE sHIRTs.

The largest stock in town may be found at
May %, 1872. 197 DEMING'S.
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New Advertis'ts.

WE are requested by the Secretary
of the Portage County Agricultural
Society to make the following correc-
tons in the Premium List:
81 rta CLASS g.
FASTEST TRoFTING STALLION. MARE Or GELD'G
Blain Green Mt. Morgan (Stall-
ion. Seymour Strong, Edinburg ...... .$a5 90
FASTEST PACING STALLION, MARE on GKLDING.
1st-Jack Stallion, A. M. Spellman, Roots.
pOWA-s-s 80 Ut
CLASS 20.
1st-Best Trio Seabright Bantams. II. Y.
Beebe. Ravenna. a............-...--...... 81 90
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Furniture. Wall Paper. Picture Framing.
STEIN & WOODRUFF.
Opposite Carriage Repository, Ravenna, Ohio.
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Persons desiring to pay their sub
scription to the Press in wood will
confer favor By sending it along at
once.
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FRESH OYSTERS.
WOOD WANTED,

Platt Co.'s Big oysters. the best in the mar
ket. can be had at MASON & CO.'S.
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q. F.-Rayerna Lodge, Ne. 65,
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
1ows' Hall.
Rayenna Encampment, No. 12e.
Meets every and and 9Th Fridays of each month.
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Unity Lodge, No. AZ, f, and A NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of eacz
~ sTyrsan Chapter No: 81, r. AM.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month. in
Masonic an, Phenix Block.
51slsi ID. C. cooLMAN. H. P.
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TuscARAWAs BRANCH.

TUsCARAWAGB BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayara, II .45 q. m- and 40 p m
New Philadelphia. 60 q. m and 12-45 Pm
Arrives.
Rayard 9.45 a. m. and 3 10 p. m
New PhiIadelphia, 2. 20 and 7-20 p m
FIR. MYERS,
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PUBLIC SALE! !.

E will sell at public auction. at my residence,
one and one-half miles northeast from the CEN
ter of Streetsboro' on
, 1873-11-21
Tho N,4vc.SsOCik Markets.

. I KANeAH o1TT.
KANSAS dry, XIV @oa7TE1hossipts, 7so
shipmens, 1io; Tho recepts xoro mostly Of COM y
inquiry waa light Smooth feeding atecrs In good
request It saS9S2a9 So ssomm9n men, *fes@1s5 @
aro 10 or, but firm at $3.4o@345. -.
NEW YORK. q,
NEW YoNE, Nov. 20.-Di:Ey Es-Recelntd. ia making
1o2o for tho tbreo days, agains 1,e26 for tho gas
tmc laat wcek. Tho nlarkot dull hnd heavy, and
olosea weak at reduction ordinary to fnir sloek Of
12kc. No foreign cattle werc shown.
snESr asn L;.Mlnsessep .ae os7 making sso for
q ~ os snana s s e. TSs ssai
atock, and slow sae for common Tho extreme range
vas 3@e1so for aheop, md 4M@7Ac for lambs. Good
swrsE1!sfs!Sts q sa eloo making 1920 for three
demand waa fair, and tho market advanced friction
from tho low point Of Yesterday closing ut 57:7o for
e1treme Weights city dressed 1.-Two hoga we're quoted
at 4G947sc.
BgrrAIo. Noy. 2o.-cArrhE- Receipts to-day, In
He on common Stock. Tho bnlk Of cattlo vii bo si
ped east IN tirst hands, About loo disposed of.
sass 'us ssg So 1n.S. 9ho sssss stse;s
$So@58o lit Michigan sseeza, av 92o@1 ,lsa lbs, Mt
seHIs4sS Hoaaoco,nta to,,sv ,roan, ,.nor,sd .rrv,,
$500 total for tho week. 24aoo agaist $4,000 for tho
Same time last week, Tho market il or 25 to 30 per
cont from yesterday salcs Of 5000 ut with
q downward tendency.
snEEr AND LAsrns-Recclpts to-day including re-
ported arrivals, 2000; tota for tho week 480o The
market is actiyo; Western sheep, $3.60@A.25.
BALT1MoNE.
DAI11MonE, Nd, Nov. 20.-CArTEE-1mproyed de-
mand very beat on sale S4.75@0.25 that generally
rated first 1unlity $3.76@t25; medium or good fair
quality s30ot5575 Receipts, 2,073 sales, c,26&.
Hoos-1lodorato demand, best 1lc higher: corn fed
$5.75@6.25 sttllcrs &. .25@95.76. Receipts, G169.
suEEr-1n limited demand at s3.75@6.0o. Receipts,
1,474,
EABT LIBERTY,
EAST LIBERTY, Nov. 2o.-uoGs-ArrigaEs, 81 cars
$4.t5.
suREr-Arrivals, . cars; best, 81. 4.6o@5.oo; common
and medium, 1900 to sa.a5.
, 1873-11-21

whltc s1o6@175. nyo held at 7Basoc. coru, adyanc.
Ing tendency; yellow, CSC mixcd Western, g3o {:
w1lto3 esha6oNc. Oats Atcady; white, 669o3c |;
WntanY-Quiot and woak ut osc.
BALTIMORE.
baltimore, Nov. 90.-DnEApsTurrs-F t}r1ncr
and unchanged. Wheat active; choco whto, Il 10
fair 10 prime 81 G0@l7b; choice a,nhcr $l.72 lit
good to primo rcd 81 connnn to fajr, sl.35
ainbor $t6oGsi65. Oorn-mlzed Wosfern fr,ner nt
CGc. 6ata acstve; mixed Wcstorn, 45(947o; white,
4B6949c. nyc quiet ut 7A@soc.
Shoulders nominal At 0lSo; cseur rib Arm 1t oNc.
Bacon, Enod jobsng demand; shoulders and ctur
rib, 7h@7hc. Ha1np, sugar curetl, 11@l3c. Lard,
7Aa8c.
! burTEn-WcBtcrn ntrong md unchanged.
CoFrEE-UnehAn9tl.
Wu1BKE-Tlrtnur at p{H9E5e.
OHWE00.
OswEdo, Nov. 20.-DnrApsrUrrs - White wheat
firm No. i milwaukee,, e!.4b Corn firm; lgh
mixed Toledo, aloat, Coz. Barley dull.
, 1873-11-21

Tho ChicaE0 Extension OF tho Hnltt-
moro Il Ohio sVori1 Sus-
pended till Spring~-Propoacd Union
with the Canada Southern leEiI-
road.
Special Disnafch to Tile Chicago Tribune.
DEFIANCE, O.. Nov. 20.-Tlo Chicago extern
sion Of the Baltimore d Ohio llailroad has bcon
suspended on account Of tho inc1emcnt weathor
prevailing for tho Inst few weofa, and purity it
money markot. The Company state that they
hnyo plenty llrst-olnss Europcan exchanges, but
are unablo to roalizo upon them at present.
People along tho line haVo hindcrod the progress
OF tho road greatly by throwing obstacles In tho
way, aud embarrassing tho work to great extent.
Work will bo resumed In tho spring, aud pushed
forward vigorously. Aprojtet is On foot which
meets tho general appreciation of uniting with
to Chicago thus making shorter route from
Toledo and othor like ports to Chicago than Of
any existing Inos.
, 1873-11-21

New YonK, Nov. .2o.-G. Warner, q Wall
street broker; and druggist named Barker waro
arrested last evening. charged with having in
their possession $4,000 worth Of stolen UnIted
States $40 bonds, which they were offering for
sale at 30 cents on the dollar.
The polue have thus far failod to find eharkoy.
tho oonyiotl murderer. who escaped from tlo
Tombs, By: have secured tho woman who was
hia daily visitor,
, 1873-11-21

gr@ Louis, Nov. 20.-1n quarrel betwcon John
Burgess, q fireman, and James A. Aleshire, the
mateof tho steamer Liberty, on Tuesday night
last, tho latter boat the former over tho head
witlau oar, from the effoctH Of which assault he
dlod ysaIertlay. AloHliro disappeared after tho
fight, and has not since heen seen. Tho Liberty
II in Ohio Riyor steamer. Burgess Lived at Mid
dldport, Q. ''''
, 1873-11-21

MINNEAPOLIS, Mlun., Nov. 20.-A man 40 years
Of aga attempted o.rapo o-year old daughter
OF FAncls Doyle, living four niles from tho
city, ystorlay, III the abaonco Of lor parcnts.
Ilor spea1ns attracted lor father, who ckme to
hor re4ue. Tho villain eBcaped.
, 1873-11-21
a NAN Arrcate1 for Shooting Into u
Passenger Trtlin.

Special Dtpatch q TIE Chicago tribune.
PORTLAND, Ind, Nov. 20.-Whilo the accom-
mediation passenger train, north bound, waa
passing through Collott, mics south OF thia
place, last evening, shot was fired into ono Of
the coaches, missing paasonger's bend by two
incheB. Tho Sheriff arrested Samuel Crawford
to-day, who was seen doing tho oct by o by
examination boforo the Justice. and gave bail
for 81, 1000 for an appearance at tho next term OF
court in December.
, 1873-11-21
A Now York Hank President Spccl1-
lntcs Dishonesty with tho lsanlx'a

Money
From the Ne.u Fork Worsd, NOT. 10.
,narIat tl,o n2mor that n so,ios dofalcatiot Ind
ncc,rrei IN tho Morcnnti)e Notionn Dnnls, at tia
oor1ar ~ nrno1,vnv n,,j Dov stroot waa nit ron.
ra,i ~ ~ l., "roaf;nn ,,an Wn,1 atraot ,,nt
s9.a TX pa oiano - t,s,oss 1,,,ra Twa,, t,nn
H. m..'l liz o.oeo ~ ~ o. o,,nrento 80
~ ta9 T. a'naua ,sit t,,nso ,s,9;n .ra aanston+1,
o,., ~ ia ta;lv aosaoa ~ tho
oGiia1 q r]or conamittoo y A. ti,o onr ~.
Soaa ~ "omoreI Ian;oi ~ arv aoro,a irob1o
tlso', ,,,,t ~ I, 10 t1'o an'n1nwos nf liz ;natt;nn
op mas +,,a o,iatoroo 6f oo,no ,,rooar;tioa waa
sJm;3ta, hv those ~ontlamons T,o GENERAL ehnr-
actar ~ thcuo ;rravn1nr;t;ns was ao;G tn Ia tlc
saS;, arno t,;,a ~ ,nay ~ norta;n
r,hsaS,on5 ~. ,na,;,, ;nto s,o oot,,oI npnt1t;n,,
~ tx hant iowavor Gcya,onnd a atata of
t,,,,,,,s ~ n,,,, intai ~ v tlo rontionan
,1,antt;onod onJ Mt ronsra11v ansncctc1 Iv tha
1I;o a. ono., ia ba,,ns;tara ~ H. ho1;I, ~
FF,,oat;,,, ~ ~ anranrs thot N1r n t Mira Ain
- ~ IN Ma"",,,t1o Nottonn1 1ra. ~
ot .aeo ;1in;t,,, tr,,a,d v ta Draotnra ~ t1,at
iuaa;tt;n1, al ,roo nor3n;tto5 ~ carv IN ita
aff"ira o1r,aet rnn1oat;nnoJ i,v ong nt,or iud;.
1,;J,.ai. "m on,nnctnd rvfi, i.a ncnars1,ont ~
s,al, 40, aqtant .roa th;a h1;na cnntnnca coriad
tot ~ M tv .oora nnst ~ "ctno1 or ,nto nv
animation by tho 1;rectora intn tho a1ra;ra of
4'n i,arI has ~ arcr n tn1ton n1ac" and mr. Rialso
~ ~ H9nona ona ;nvaaiEo"ntn nr;51 Tia
H., 10 sn 1at" pr,a;Ja,4 i,ou cantrod - ;voiro |
ti,n cmo;%s ~ 4Sa hanlr ri, r. tl'o o1+ont ~
eo,,t aanf mn l., H., on,rso ~ tro,,o anoc,,
1nt;a otreg ~ M h., L;, Aom H. n,,,onro.,a
nnIo+nraas onraoc3 n i,v Ar fsia1Sa 1gae ana
wi;c,i invo,va1 thn lendinos ~ n inrrc ann NJ
roncv to thn Donaztin Rnwinr Mnrt1ino Corn
, 1873-11-21
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MQRTuARY.

DOVER, n. H., Nov. 2o.-Tlo funeral OF tho
late Hon. John 7. Hale will take place from the
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O,-Iho remains Of Mrs.
Stanton, tho widow OF the late Secretary 8tan-
ton, we're brought to Washington to-day and de-
posted !n Oak aIl oomstsry with thoYs Of her
, 1873-11-21

Nrw Yonn, Nov. 20.-Doujnmin Warner, a
crul,.stono broker, was today arrested for lay-
in 937 600 United States bonds III hispoasession,
supposed to bo portion Of those stolen two
yoafs ago from Loyazo, TroaBurer Of tho Cuban
Junta. Warner states TINT ho received tho
bonds from QUO Andrew ]. Parker, who has also
boon arrested.
, 1873-11-21
FIRES.
At lktChTnOnd, 1md..sLOgg $4,000

Al Ktchmond, 1nd.-.L0Hs $4,000.
Special DtspatcA to Tho Chicago 7rf5tns.
1IonMoND. Ind., Nov. 20.-Tho waro.oom and
furnishing department Of George II. Grant i
Co.'S school and ohuroh.furnitrre works was
totally consumed by fire at 4 O'Clock thiH ovens
ing. The loss Is 98000 insurance 81, 500. Tho
mannfactory, foundry and boaYd-yard woro
saved. The establishment had b capacity OF 300
desks weekly aud, with IN increased force, will
bo able to illl all ordosu.
, 1873-11-21

New Rntlrond Hridge Mt Niles. Mich.
MILES, Mich, Nov. 20.-Tho now bridgo Of tho
Michigan Central Railroad at this plsc5 is up
proaching. completion, and the contractors,
Neaara. Wells, French Il Co., Of Chicago, will
turn 1t oyor to tho Company ready for use in the
tal structure Of the Howe truss patont GOO feet
long, with five npaus. This bridge Mill take the
place Of tho old ono, built ninoteon years ago,
whom tho railroad was first constructed.
, 1873-11-21

;, Drs MONIES, H., Nov, 2o.-1t la ur;iarztooa
that the Dan Moinos Valley no:.sa case a'' 80
ssea ss!e ot Z tZa the os and tno
1rme] . '---'" A"1' ~ -uo road wil( be con-
.-.t4t
o,1 lne Ns@..ow:GMago Railroad Company will is-
.a $209, uoo 1rst-mortgage bonds, to run ten
Jau. l. They have all boon takon.
, 1873-11-21

Suspected Cnso OF pofNoninx IN Dos
trDlts
DErnotr Mich, Nov, 20.-T. Burton Bt1t1or
left tho uonno Of Correction last night, whoro
ho Ind boon two months for drunkenness, md
called on Ills wifo at 1Mliou's Doaohlng- Works.
wlloro sllo Hag at work. Tlloy gavo hln1 coffoo
nntl soup. Soon nftor eating, ho WAS taken
eiclt n1d died in a few minutes. An inquest waB
hold this afternoon. md, aftor hearing aome
animation, alld ordered tho nrrcnt Of Daou nt1tl
Mrs. Butler, until tho result Of such examina-
tion iR known.
, 1873-11-21

BUFFALO, N. Y; Nov. 20.-A thief anatchod
tho pooketbook Of @. Fu1Iinger, . Ohio cattle
drogor, from the counter Of tho Mariuo Bank,
containing q choclt drawn by L. L. 0rockor for
$4,000 IND valuable papers. All noraons arc
warned against negotiating tho chock.
, 1873-11-21

ESpft1dl UlsphEtH 70 1HE CHfcH1o 1TlbRHt,
ALTON Ill.,, Noy. 20.-Doputy Sheriff Damon
loftth evening for Joliet With si1 prisoners, SEN
lows: Elizabeth Smith. ono year; Henry WILL
Jams. fonr years; David Wagner, three years;
John A, McDooley, one year; William Hausmau,
twenty yoars and Lee MaJborry, four aud one
half years.
, 1873-11-21

s77tctal Dispatch to The Chicaoo Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-TAe murder caao Of
The People rs. Oughton ia on trial: It will be
Remembered Tint, oil tho 18th Of October, Edward
Murphy, d coal-minor at Lnsallo, met George
Oughton walking with Airs. Oughton. Murphy
accosted Oughtol. Oughtou addressed Murphy
with reference to kIurphy's going to work the
following weok. An nltorcation cnsued in
which violont language was used, when Oughton
ended tho matter by Shooting Murphy, who died
very soon afterwards. There was Intense OK
oitement at tho time, md tho people cams noar
lynehing the prisoner, oughton. Tho services
Of military company were required to protect
him. and get him to tho county Jail.
This noon Mr. Bull and ". ". O'Brien, Of Poo
ria counsel on opposite sides Of the case. got
into personal row at 0Drion's room at tho
Clifton 1lotcl, and ronewod the dispute before
complimentary. Tie Cours-Houso is full Of
anxious spectators, and popular feeling and in
tereat run high,
, 1873-11-21

New YonK, Nov. 2o-Jobbing branches woro rather
moro active to-lay, but commission houses remain
quiet. johhng prices were moro regular for cotton
goods Atlantic brown eeetng selling freely at oXc.
cotton fannes were fairly active prints In good d.
nad md short snpy Domestic hosiery sold largoly
ttnuo quiet, shawla dull
, 1873-11-21

BAN faAaolsco, Nov. 20.-Tho testimony Of
:he uniEad States Circuit Court In tho case of
uarrls, hate Of tho Sunrise cono!udod thia eyen-
lug. Cspt, Clarke testified for tho prisoner,
donying Ia toto tho creator portion OF the tosti-
nony Of the sailors shout orusltlea practiced on
board th$ yessel.>
.Theson OF Sheriff Morse, Of Oakland, ia accused
~ 'sraa4 In .sAttinz ars 10 Apd DESTROYING
, 1873-11-21

:, BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20.-An entire blouk In
tic Town 10y Of Eureha. Ney., burned today. Losa
3o,0oo. Tho Eureka Sentinel Office was de-
HtrOyed:
, 1873-11-21

- NEW !onx, Nov. 20.-Tho Brooklyn Chemical
Works, owned by .Jackaon Il Co., 16l to 10y Hay
dsy 70 be n gs I'D BY la fire to-
oaused by an explosion Of chemicals.