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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-02-19


THE petition for the pardon of
William Graham, was signed by sew
eral hundred names of citizens of
Summit and Portage counties, who
are fally conversant with all the cir
enmstances of the affair. AMONG the
petitioners were a large number of
prominent and leading Republicans
of the two counties. Besides these
Senator Goodhue and Lieutenant
Governor Hart each personally wrote
letters to The Governor asking that
be exercise his clemency in the ease.
Was it the "rebel sYmpathiesD Of
these men that induced them to make
this application
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rEAcHERs, ExaarINArroNs.

IEACHERs' EXAMINATIONs
The next three meetings Of the County Board
Of Examiners will be held at the Union School
building, in Ravenna, as follows:
Saturday, February 2Ist, 1874.
Saturday, March 7t7, 1874.
Saturday, March 2lst, 1874.
WV PATTON. Clerk of Board.
RaFenna, Feb. 12. 1874.
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SECOND NhTINAL BANK.
or RAvENNA, o.

Designated Depcsttary OF the
rs. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged. at our counters at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, Of 81 kinds bought and
sold On Commission, in New York. or any de-
sired market. -
highest Market rate for 5-2o and 1910
coupons, Gold. silver, and premium funds
OF All kinds.
Cities in the United States
'7,.I,5 sr~It Drarts on England and ireland and
Passage Tickets TO or from those e5fies p
New York rates.
Revenue sta1nps-all sizes for sale
Accounts and Derotits of Business men and
individuals. received on most favorable terms
sns prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
interest allowed on time deposits q may be
agreed upon.
GEO. RoBTKsoN, President.
Sept. g. 1858. ~
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Bran, Shorts. Barley and Wheat Middlings
and Chop-Feed, at GledhiII's Woolen Factory
near A. & G. W Ry Station.
GLEDHILL & BAILEY.
Ravenna. Dec. %. 1873. 27s.st
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Unity Lodge. NO. IL, r, and A. n.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of eacA
''0l Tyrian Chapter, No: 81, R. AN.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month. in
Masonic Han. Phenix Block.
D. c. GOODMAN. HIP
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I.O. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. as.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
ows' Hall.
Ravenna Encampment, No. 129.
Meets every End and 4th Fridays of each month.
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A Pleasant Home
Fo1. Sic Cheap!

ee=ss9s H#gt97 -
ofer for sale my house and one and one-half
acre lot on BabcOck street The house is OF
brick. nearly new, ~ by 30 feet with hip,s s
by 1S ieet, making large rooms and Hail. Pan
try, Closet &c. below; also summer Kitchen in
rear There are three large, nice bedrooms. two
closets and store-rOorn abOgs. all finished In
good style. The house is studded lathed and
plastered separate from the walls thus making
the most healthy and comfortable house built
not affected by extremeS OF heat and cold, nor
by sudden changes Of the weather. The lot has
198 feet front and the buildings are so located
that two splendid lots can be sold and still leave
nearly an acre of land with the buildings. The
lot is nicely graded and fenced and set with
fruit and ornamental shrubberry and fruit trees
of all kinds, There are 20 bearing grape vines
upon the lot. together with Apples Pears
Peaches, Piums. Cherries. CurraTtS. Raspber-
ries, Strawberries, &c. all in fine condition. It
is bdautiful, high, dry. sandy lot and COM
mands fine view OF the town and r. R. trains.
and is locats d in one OF the best neighborhoods
in town 1t is just the place for u man who
wants room enough to turn around on or to
make garden worth tending.
will sell the whole let. or the buildings with
one acre. or with one-half acre, or the two lots
without the buildings-any way to suit the pur-
chaser This property win pay better interest
than any bOllds. Twill sell soon. First come
hrst served" Easy payments can be arranged.
Ravenna. o Feb. 2, 1874. aS4tr
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CLEVELAND q PITTsBURG RAILROAD
On and after Dec. IA fe73 Trains will leave
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co coka.

This coke, when bnined in an open crate.
makes a very clear, and much hotter fire than
coal. and as it is free from SCOT or smoke. it is
consequently much cleaner For use in stoves
or for broiIing o. oEher cooking purposes it is
pnsufpassed. When used in heater or hot air
furnaces there is no stopping Of nues by SCOT,
purposes thisGoke is much cleaner and less ex-
pensiye than coal. The Ravenna Gas Light and
Coke Company have reduced the price Of their
Coke totem cents per bnshel in their yarsl, and
twelve cents if delivered within the limits of
the city. Try it onee.and see ifyou don't like it
better than coal. 4sa
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Boots s. Shoes.

Tam happy to inform my friends and patrons
shat Il have located myself in a more coneenient
place Of business, doors east Of Beatty's Cloth
lug store, where sould cordially invite all in
want Of Boots, Shoes and mending to call and
see whatI can do for them and how well I can
serve them before making purchases or giving
orders elsewhere.
PETER RoULEAU.
Ravenna. oct. as. 1873.
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FOR SALE.
A Pleasant Home

,,sFsr fsssr sale nv residence sitnafe 81, North
Chestnut street, in Rayenna, Ohio. The lot con-
tains one and three-fourth acres, beautifully
laid out. graded ,underdrained. and stocked with
choice shrubbery and truit trees.
Ebe house Is large, commoGfous, conveniently y
arranged. with large hall pafioT, sittin room
and bedro0m attached, diniBg room. kitchen,
china closet, pantry. store-room, bathroom,
cooking range, and mauy other modern and de-
sirable Improvements. There are four sleeping
rooms with large closets attached, and two with
out.
The kitchen and bathroom are supplied with
water from tive large cisterns adjoining. There
are also two never-f failing wells one hard water
and the other sofg
The barn and ontbuildings are ample and con-
venient. The whole premises are in good repair
and SO situated and arranged as to make one of
the pleasantest homes in Northern Ohio.
viii sell for s. 900 and give reasonable time
to purchaser, and possession at any time.
H. c. RANNEY,
Enquire of II. ID. SEYMOUR.
$50 Ravenna, Ohio.
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FRUIT PIcKER.-Mr W.F.Towns, of
this place is the inventor of very
simple yet useful implement for gath
ering fruit. Every one knows how
much preferable fruit is picked from
the branches from that which is shak-
en- of, and how difficult it is to climb
among the limbs or upon ladders TO
reach it. By means of this little con-
trivance, the fruit of all kinds can be
easily reached by a person standing
upon the ground, and conveyed to a
basket or bag by the side of the opera
tor, without touching it with the
hands. II is light and can be easily
operated by man, woman or child.
The implement is now being manu-
factured by Messrs Towns 81 Andrews,
in Empire Building, who desire to
secure agents for its sale, to whom
they offer extra inducements to engage
in the business. Call and see it.
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RAvENNA, Feb. Ii, 1874.
WHEREAs, the Farmers OF Portage
County suffer great annoyance and
damage fIom lawless persons with
dogs and guns, who, without let or
hindrance claim the right to make
public highways of our farms in the
pursuit of game, and
WHEREAS, There is now bill pend
ing in the Legislature of this State,
making it an offence liable to fine
and Imprisonment for any person
to enter on the lands of another to
shoot, catch, kill or injure any wild
game without the consent of the
land owner, therefore,
RESOLVED, That we claim the exclu-
sive right of property to every living
creature on the farm in the owner
thereof, and ask exclusive control of
our property the same as the me-
chanic, the manufacturer. and the
merchant have of what belongs to
them.
ResoEUed, That our Representative
and Senator in the Legislature OF
Ohio be and are hereby requested to
use their influence to procure the pas
sage of House Bill No. 35, entitled "a
Bill to Protect Land Holders" This
Council unanimously approving said
bill.
Resosred, That copy of these res
olutions be furnished to each of our
County papers, with request that
they publish the same; also copy to
our Senator and Representative in the
State Legislature.
Respectfully submitted,
A. M, HINMAN, Com.
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second Hand Sewing Machines.

Ihave q large lot of Second hand Machines Of
various First Glass Manufactures, all in good
working order, which will be soldon reasonable
time and rates. Call and examine.
A. G. MASON,
General Agent. Davis Sewing Machine,
No. 4. Reeds, BLOCK, Ravenna. O.
Dec. 10. 1873. 277-tf
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The Light and silent Running
Davis.
Recent improvements have been applied to-
the New Davis which make it one Of the light
est running m aehines now sold Send for cir.
cular. A. G. MASON, Gen1 Agent,
Ravenna. Ohio
December. 15. 1873. If.
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Particular Attention
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
by ). 5. Walker. opposite Citizens Hail.
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Residence for Sale!

r OFFER for sale my residence. corner of
Il Chestnut streets, Ravenna. The property is
in good condition and sold for no fault. Terms
NJ STUART.
April 9. 1873. 242s
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The largest stock In town may be found at
Mays. 1874 isT DEAISe's-
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Patrons of Husbandry.

RAvENNA. GRANGE, No. 80
Meets every Saturday October II. at O'Clock
p. m. and on each alternate Saturday at 30
p. M. at Grange Har. ss7-tf.
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Sewing MACHINES Repaired.

AS most Of the Sewing Machine Companies
have withdrawn their agents from this place, it
has caused demand for repairing machines
50 great that hare perfected arrangements to
repair. at reasonable rates, all REPAIRABLE ma
chimes that may be presented Customers will
bring the entfrc machine when repairs are
wished. A G. MASON,
Gen. A ct Davis Sewing Machine
Is No. A. Reeds Block, ,RaVenna %.
Nee. IS 1873. 2TT-tf
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eoINe NoRTH-MAuN LINE.
GOING EAsT-RIVER DIVISION
TUsCARAWAs BRANCH.

Leaves
Bayard. II so m. and $40 p. m.
New Philadelphia, $40 a. m and 1918 pm.
Arrives
Bayard, 9.45 a. m. and 2.45 p. M
New Philadelphia. 2.35 and s 10 p. m.
+. r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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THREE DEPARTlIENTs-
Furniture Wall Paper. Picture Framing.
STEIN 4 WOODRUFF.
Opposite Carriage Repository, Ravenna. Ohio.
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Livery & Boarding Stable!
FOOT "a s. APP

FOOI % PAFR.
Successors to A. n. Poe
North Of Empire Building. Ravenna n
Good Horses and new Carriages at reasonable
rates. Good Boarding and Feeding accomo-
dations-
Hsarse and Hacks kept at this place,
FOOT q sAPP.
Ravsnna. Dec. II. isVs. Su-st
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WIN. GrinneII-Sotice to Township Treasurers.
A n NIchoIs-Pnblic Sale
T. Ilasbrourk-coal
c. Raazon- a Pleasant Home for sale.
Free Lecsure.
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Go to J. s. walkers. opposite Citizens Han, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. tolook as
good as new
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The Venerable People of nelson over Thre,
ScUre ana Ten.
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The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured By
pance s Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed TO give satisfac-
on. 5e-tE
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.


aAvrsNA. THURSDAY. FEE. 70. 1879
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sPLATINe.-A few days ago we paid
a-brief visit to the Plating works of
Col. C. S. Cotter, and were much sur
prised and gratified at the improve
ments he has been making and the
amount of work he is doing. He has
recently completely refitted his works
and now employs five workmen in
the different departments Of his bust
ness, all of whom are kept busy as
nailers. He showed us quantity of
dash rods measuring 1850 inches in
length which he has recently plated
in gold for Messrs Reele s. Elster, Of
Springfield, o.. which were nicely
FURNISHED and finished and looked
very beautiful. He had also on hand
quite quantity of Coach and Hearse
ornaments finely plated with silver
for the establishment of messrs Merits
& Riddle. He is prepared to do plat
ing of all kinds either close or electro,
and In manner to insure satisfaction.
Those haying spoons, forks. knives or
other articles needing plating should
take them to the Cononel where they
can have them made as good as new.
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rhe place to buy PLASTER iaat
s9z. c. D. HUDsoN's.
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ALL kinds OF Heavy Clothing must
be sold, to make room for Spring
Goods, at BEATTY's.
Jan,y a. IA.
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THERE was a large audience at the
Congregational Church on Sunday
evening TO hear the lecture of Rev.
Mr.. Crnzan, on ainueements, and those
who attended speak in very high
terms of the effort. His lecture next
Sunday evening viii be TO the young
ladies on the subject of Dress"
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tory Of Paris Township, for the season
of 1878:
s. Factory opened April 1st and
closed Nov. 29th. Milk received once
a day.
No. lbs. milk received, 1925, ,179
< g cheese made, 2I1, 1886
e milk to one of cheese, 10 52-IOO
Cash received for cheese, SIS, ,S4O.82
Cost of manufacturing, 2,65902
Cash to patrons, 21,1S1.90
Average price per lb. cheese
net to Factory, IL 27-100
Average price per lb. of
cheese 10 patrons, 10 2-100
Average price per 10 lbs. of
milk to patrons, 8 52-100
d. w. THOMAS, Proprietor.
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LEoTURE on DREss.-At the Com
gregational church next Sunday eEe-
ming, Rev. J. A. Cruzan viii talk to
the young ladies on Dress The
hour Of evening service has been
changed TO z O'Clock. A cordial well
come to all.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

AppaHOOse county comes to the
front lively with stumbling rod" ac-
cldents. The Cttisea says:
I'VE are told that terrible accident
occurred Il David Pugh's, in Johns
Township, ON last Monday evening.
Mr.. Suthers, the unfortunate man,
was engaged in thrsshing, and by
some lnishap the sleeve Of his coat
caught in the knuckles OF the tumbling
rod which wound him up, stripping
him Of all his clothing. His clothes
wen new aud held hin. 80 tight that
be wss bruised 70 sucli sn extent that
his recovery Is considered doubtful.
Mr.. 6uHhefs xAs asse ~ the owners q,
the machine. M
We srsalss informed that child Of
Robert Farris, Of Independence town.
ship. was killed By threshing ma
chine lsst Saturday.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

occur to me until / had paid perhaps
$1,000. AfterwArd contributed at one
time 46,0O0 After the money had bccn
paid over, In 6vs 4ly 200. bille, 70 raisc
which mortgaged the house I live in
I felt, worry much dissatisfied about It.
Finally, square demand and threat
was made to one Of my confidential
friends that Il $1,000 more wers not
paid, Tiifon's charges would be laid
befors tho public. This, I ssw at once,
was blaekmall II ~ beidest form, and
{ never paid . can't Of Il. but challenged
and requested the fuliest exposure.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

3 ] q a
Tho Republicans Of the First Distric'
hold second Congressional Conyen-
tion ,at Burlington. Iowa, on Septen-
Der Let next. We have been pained u
the situation In that District. W.
think there ere Republicans connected
with the contest who IN their real to,
their particular candidates, do actusi
wrong and violence to the best inter
ests Of the party. We do1not heliev.
that there 70 any necessity or . Con.
vshtion standing doggedly BY favor.
ties through one hundred ard twenty
seven ballots, or even iiity ballots
Such . pertinacious contest IL neve,
goae through with without heat, With
out engend. ring augry feelings Firs,
and foremost let every oct OF ! Con.
vention be IN consonance with main.
tanning inviolate the harmony Of the
party, and the nomination Of . good
man. We know personally every mah
who was candidate before the Con
vsDtion at Fairfield. We have known
them all, long aud well. and they Or.
all good and true men. Each of then
would make, 10 our opiaion. 1 good, !
sals. an sffsctiye Congressman. Whil.
we say this there IL not one Of them
whom the Republicans Of that Distric,
would be justified In coatendine
over, and thereby peril to any degree
the harmony OF the party. In this
matter No have heretofore express.
cd what we reiterste again that our
friend the Hon. John Van Valkenb bury
aud his friends unwit,ingIy Gin ou,
charity. We believe msde sad mis-
take in not taxing the step which
would have enabled McCrsry to have
accepted the nomination OF the Fair
field Convention We say Il plainly
and fesrlessiy man who will pur
sue the course Of Van vaikenburp
will destroy the morale Of any party
We must conclude, and We do believ.
that he had hot headed friends Nh.
hare, - Il were. forced him TO do q.
he hss, by their i'm i.ortuni,ies and evel,
perhaps By threats. We have heard
rumors OF this - The action Of come Of
his friends, We are sorry that he hs.
been induced TO follow their advice,
bscsuae Van valkenbarg IL an able
man, and we Ike him.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

TAe Dubu4ue ChnrcA Property snit.
Bishop Asnnsrsy u Dubuque holds
a. trustee for the church large prop
erty ID real estate IN shat city. This
properly IN part onsilts OF
what II called the Bishops
Block. one OF the best blocks
In the city comprising residences and
One business houses, which are rented
Bishop lIennesey had refused 70 pay.
taxe% on this block, holding thatit was
exempt under the law exemptiug
church property, 10. Tho property
hsd nsverthelsss tor some time past
bsen returned and assessed, and VS.
cold II lax sale. A Mr.. Hiutrager
bought It In II the sale, aud tho iime
ran on until ilo obtsined tax titls.--
Hintrsger commenced suit to recover
possession Of The properly. Il seem.
that the Bishop has iatterly been dis.
posed TO comprvmise the case. and
made the following proposi ions. 81
ist TO pay hinslo principal. ii.
tereet aud poualty, according 10 law,
~ the taxes psid bv hian. PsEs
a %. IT, pay the costs ofsnit. z
I'd. To pay altexpenses aud proper
taxable costs Incurred By Hintrager II
th. lhlgation,
4.h. To pay his attorney tees.
9th. To pay him In cssh 5000
0 bonus. sg 49, n ei fseGtt 80
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

The Marion county Democrat talk
Ing to its old Democratic friends ssys: :
sShail We not like men stand BY III.
honest Republicans Y ho have iorsakeh
their party aud under the banner o.
Ann. Monopoly plead tor our assist
ancef Shall We like crsvens fail to
turn our gums with theirs. ct he coin..
mon ZOE, aud prevent by our inactioi.
the overthrow OF the basest polities,
party which ever existed In the United
6tatesf a 0a
No, wswilinot. As IN former days,
lot Il be said that wherever you dnd
one of the old Democratic guard, you
And : man WhO1 will cast his vote
against the Radical party. Let o.
etand together. and - one msu, march
forward 70 the victory which surely
awsita 90. s. a 6
Old line Democrats, iall in, and ret
ready for the battle I" s;s8
Ths old Republicans now withdraw
from IL party and gone aflsr reform
whom he Dsssocvas Invites its frisnds
% rally around. srs led IN the Stats by
.the Hon. Wm. u. Stons and J. B.
s6dupelL Thsss gsntlsmsn 10 The
forefront ase the bright lights in tho
rsfofm party,which, II sucossssui, Il %
purify and saact ~ ths land. What Z
eonsumats tarcs IL shus attempted
Aid toAhis - The rank and Als Of this
army q rsfosmers, the old Democratic
party. and The finishing touches Of ,his
wosid-be faroe are complete. But
ssys the Dsnocsat.
sAs Ii former days, let Il BE- said
that wherever you 4ni one Of the old
Oe0eoEastc guard, you 0hd . mau
WhO will east his vote against tha
Radical party" s.
That y about 70, Nr. DsmooraG-.
We rpeollsct those former days whsr
Democsaey cast their votes against thl
Radical party, Against The Union
agatnst thu prosecution OF tho war,ans
against svesything thai looked like /
vas Intended 70 help whip rsbsas.-
Yea ~ rscollsot full we'll al their op
positioa % The govsrnmsnt- --thsil
cursss On gresnbacks- their opposite,
| 70 The DRAFT. and their Golden Cirel,
sosslavss. I,is solemn tacs, . did
| IgrAesfal tasi, . most shameful reoos,
tor tAsee Democrats, now Bill ston
| tsfofmeres that they every time Il
these days eaat their votes whore th@,
would de The most good against R.di
caiss Hsar we reeollect al this yer
wslb " peepts gsnsrally rscolIect I
and thsy don't taks very kindly /
these ssne psuocrAts professions !
saesems Ne psopls shink tAas u -
lsase haA Il thsis employ ~ VI
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-27

peoee0d themselves well pleased with
tho statement - they said il contained
no 3etters Of Beecher heretofore un-
publiahed, which had the appearance
OF supporting tho theory of Beccher's
guilt,
j Shearnlsn says he felt honored and
happy TO be associatcd with Beecher
90 tho object Of attack by Moulton.
TNton declined 10 snter into any
detailed conversation about Moulton's
utterancee. he told q reporter that
Mculton had spoken the truth and he
was glad his Information had come
before the public 30 fully.
It IL expected that Tilton's forth
coming statement will be made public
early next week, and willconsist large
ly OF an argument Of the report of the
Investigating committee.
Some of the members say that du-
ring the delay there would probably
be no extensive changes In the draft of
the report submitted by the sub.com-
mtttee and that It was very likely it
would be finally adopted in its present
shape. Some insisted on having more
time TO Inspect the evidence in its
completed form and about the intent
OF the committee as exculpating Mr..
Beecher. There was NO dispute.-the
discussion was only upon the form
aud fullness of the report.
Itis rumored In Cuban circles that
Jose Frer De Chsnto, editor of the In
Cronist, the Spanish organ in this city
bad been killed in a duel near Brussels
Belgium, by r. Rosado, q Cuban.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2..-The Ecenany
Post says: "We are creditably in
formed that before Mr.. Bcecher left
Brooklyn upon his present journey to
the White Mountains, he expressed
his determination 10 bring, at all
events, . suit Of libel against Mr.. Til
ton, snd also against Mr.. Moalton in
case Of . publication like that which
was made yesterday.