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STREETsBoNO

The reopening of the Methodist
church at Streetsboro on last Sabbath
was joyous occasion. The members
of the Congregational church gener-
ousIy dispensed with their services
and came with Christians Of otbei. de-
nominations 70 worshipo our confnon
Lord together, HI
The interior OF tie church is entire
ly new, and has an air of taste and
beauty that is seldom found in a
country church. improvements have
been made costing about $500. and The
expenditure has been judicious and
economical.
The burden of this work has rested
upon a few and their efforts have
been untiring and earnest, but the re-
suit is all that theyhad hoped,and they
feel amply repaid for every sacrifice.
The Methodist Society heartily
thank tho friends who SO generously
helped to liquidate the debt of nearly
$500, at the reopening, thus manifest
ing the spirit ofChristian brotherhood !:
also the friends from Kent who rem
dered efficient aid by their excellent
music, and last, but not least, the Rev
B. Excel of Cleveland who conducted
the services.
He was happy both in the selection
and presentation of his subjects, The
text atthe morning service was Isaiah
60:13 sThe glory of Lebanon shall
come unto thee, the FIR tree, the pine
tree and the boxtree together, to beam
tify the place Of my sanctuary and I
will make the place of my feet glori-
GUS" The evening subject was Chris
tian Unity-the selection of the Evan
gelical Alliance as the opening theme
for the week of prayer.
Streetsboro, Jan. 9th, 2S74,
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aR1mFTE1D

Correspondence.
Mud, muddier, muddiest ofaII times
in SO short a time. Our sleighing
got all ready to have jolly time
New Years. but it missed the station,
got full, yentnred too close to the
cold water softened and started for
Lake Erie; 30 here we are, on wheels
again.
Our usually healthy city is some-
what afflicted. We are informed OF =
number of cases OF sickness st present.
Ghosts and lawsuits have not put in
an appearance at this place yet. The
former are expected soor, and the lat
ter connodity is Sc rare. that the
q 'Squifes1 will have to 60 to cutting
cord wood. as the honoRa ef ofaea.
will not bread family. or buy beer
on stick" 10 1TE9e4
BrimfieIa once boasted of aliterary
Society, but new il does not. Strange
isn't it? We don't say so. Cause
Outsiders, bacchusly infiuencedi Eff
feet, as aforesaid.
There IS a revival At present. under
progress. at the NJ. z Church, Rev.
Mr.. Painter oficlating, with reasons
bly, good snccess. t A&
In our mention of new structures
some time since. we omitted 70 give
the names of A. B. Blake and ". L.
Burt, who have each erecged 5 new
barn the past season.
Our holidays passed of without any
stirswhatever.
We Lavehtheard Of pack peddier,
a rag gatheEers canvasser nor an organ
grinder being in town for as much as
whole week. How are We going
/ to live if tue sports of a new year:
have used them up? Nc. N.
] BriInfeld, Jan, 3dxIS74. .Y .
II sst@4HA E4 EaA II 81 lEE #GAEA s4kE4 &A
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THEATER.-Vincent's New York
and Western Theater Company COM
menced a short engagement at the
Opera House on Monday evening,
when they presented Lady AudIey's
Secret to a fair audience, and in a
mannerto give universal satisfaction
to all who witnessed the performance.
The company is first class in all of its
appointments. 1t has an excellent
brass band, superb orchestra, and
corps of talented actors and actresses
who render well their several parts.
1t is one of the finest companies that
has ever visited our town, and is well
deserving the liberal patronage of the
lovers of the drama. This, Thursday,
evening, by special request of num-
Der of our citizens who witnessed the
performance of the play on the occa-
sion Of the appearance ofMr. Vincent's
company here last June, will be pre-
sented the elegant drama of sold
Phil's Birthday. This is one of the
finest plays eyer presented on the
stage, and those who would like TO
see some most capital acting should
not lose this opportunity.
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THE Rev. A. b. Putnam, Of Hudson,
win ID. W ofHciate in Grace Church,
Ravenna, on Sunday next, both morn
ing and evening, and in Christ Church
Kent, at 2::So p. m. The Rey. 7. j.
Taylor, of this place will supply
Hudson and Peninsnla next Sunday,
exchanging with Mr.. Putnam.
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REalARKAnLE.-Thes other evening,
three of our village doctors, of the
same school, might have been seen
occupying the orchestra chairs, all in
row, At the Opera House, and yet
stheg were as quiet and speaceaBle as
" Barnum's Happy Family" Verify,
we must be nigh unto the miIleni-
um.
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TnE New Orleans Minstrels gave
an entertainment at the Opera House
on Saturday evening, and all those
who attended were pleased with the
performances. The company is an
excellent one.
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PookET Book LosT.-0n Wednes-
day evening December 24th Mr..
George ". Rodgers, lost. somewhere
between this village and Charlestown,
his wallet, containing thirty dollars in
currency, a quantity of scrip, q certif-
icate Of deposit on the Ravenna Say
ings and Loan Association for S44, a
note against G. S. Starr for SS2 and
other papers. lie has heard nothing
from the missing property since that
time. He IS hard working mechan-
ic and can lily afford the loss. The
finder will confera favor and be lib
orally lyrewarded by returning the same.
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sur THIs our

1t May Save Your Life.
There is NO person living but what
suffers mere or less with Lung Dis
eases, Coughs. Colds or Consumption,
yet some would die rather than pay
IS cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. Dr.. A. Boscheess
German SYknp hzs lateiy been infr5a
duced in this country from Germany,
and its wondFous cures astoniuhes sv-
cry one that tries It. II you doubt
Whist we say in print entlthis ont and
take il TO your Druggists, BELDfNG q
ARasTRofG, and get 3 sample bottle
free Of charge or q regular size for75
cents.
G. g. GREEN. WoodhnTv. NJ
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Boots & shoes.

I am happy to inform my friends and patrous
that have located myself in a more eoneenient
place Of business, doors east Of Beatty's Cloth
ing store where would cordially invite all in
want Of Boots, shoes and mending to eall and
see what can do for them and how we'll can
serve them befo re making purchases or giving
orders elsewhere.
PETER RoULEAU.
Ravenna. Oct e, 1873.
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The DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
-. rapnspAE. sAs. ;. lss4.


- -
Mason 4 son-Grocery House
Scarf Brothers-same 1ez prices
R3bert Saith 8 CO View Lumber Yard.
W. X. Field q co.-oyster and PoOdaee Depot
Adam A1nic-cantion-
c. h Grfmn-Denfistry.
r. b. Kfne-0uk Lots for Sale
Jno. c. BeaEtF-Eixe Locals
w ". Paften- -Teaehers' Examination
LocAL items are scarce
TnE roads are in a most horrible
condition.
TEE livery men are not happy.
!. Dox'T. wait. Delays are dangerous.
vncEST's theatrical company at the
Opera House tonight.
vIscENT's company have fine band
and orchestra.
The beautiful snow cometh gem
tly down. ~ EH
FlFE tines rcd fox skins Fa1 ia j
row haHgfag II Dodges store. are
the resNsrsl af bnr village sportsrneh
for their winters work.
A sUBsTNETlAL plank walk eight
feet wide has been laid down between
the First National Bank and Etna
House corners.
THE weather, for the first time since
winter set in, is favorable for growing
a fair ice crop.
WE have concluded to publish
marriage notices free, and hope min
listers and officers who may be instru-
mental in making parties happy will
notify us Of The fact. w
II you violate the law or are guilty
of any mean act don't run straight to
he printer and implore him to make
no mention of it, and then declare that
you won't.take his paper because it is
devoid of interest or influence. Some
folks do that.
4 The young people Soeiable for Il {
benefit of Grace Church will be held
at tho residence Of III. G. Ranneys oh
Chestnut street, Wednesday evening
January I4th, 1874.
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SECOND NATI0kAL BANK,
OE RAVENN4s o..
Designated BeElosftary OF the

r. s. Bonds and Securities bought, sold A1la
arrlssnped. at our conntel, at best market rates
stoc1Ss and Bonds, OF 81 kinds Bought and
sold on CoInnissions in Neu York or any az
sired market.
TTirI,est Market rats for SEQ and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver. ana pEelnipn funds
OF all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on an tlze prlneal1l
cities IN fhes Uni ted STATES
So s.s.,s1 = r7-ss on Iaad and freland ana
$500 Tiela4s to OF from those Cities u
Isevenue stamps-an sizes for sale
Acccunte and Depotlts OF Business men and
individuals rcce5-ed on most fAFoKable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
WI BEEBk, Cashier.
GKc RoBINsos. President
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TuscARAWAs BRANCH.

Unity Lodge, No. IL, +, and A h.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays Of eacA
month.
Tyrian Chapter, No: 81, r. A. NJ
Meets the third Wednesday of each month. in
Masonic Han. Phenix Block
DC. GOODMAN, HIP.
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WE are under obligation to Senator
Goodhne for pamphlet copy Of the
Annual Report of the Treasurer of
State.
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Deaths in Randolph in 1873


Jan. II. Rnric, son of James Sabin,
aged Is.
" 90. Mrs. WeldY, aged 6S.
Feb. s. Chauncey @. .Brainerd, aged 56
Mar. 1. Ebenezer Youngman, aged So
l. Infant Child Of A. II. Day.
May Joseph Troxall, aged 73.
June 1. Son ofJoseph Elmeric; aged
l3 years.
5. Mrs. Bretsky, aged about 60
July % hrs. David B. Newhaus, %
g % Child of Ezra Kerr, 8 mos.
90 81 Lawrence Schell, aged 81.
Sept. 6 Child Of Wesley Bassett, t,aged
8 mos.
g Il Child Of Adam Adolph, aged
Is mos.
IL Mrs. Levi Beans, aged 65.
Oct. IL VIM. "A, Rodgers, aged 50.
6 % Harvey Shirtliff, aged rs.
Dec. Mrs. John Stallsmitb, aged &C
6 Child of John Rens, aged 3w.
+" % Child of Franklin Miller, W
% Adam Maier, aged SO.
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10. O. .F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. IS.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fell
ows' Hall.
Ravenha Eneampment. Ne. 129.
Meets every and and 9Th Fridays of each month.
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No CoURT.-Judge Conant is still
confined TO his house from his injuries.
Judge GIidden came over on Monday
morning and adjourned the Court till
Monday, the 26th inst, wien it is
hoped Judge Conant will have so far
recovered as to take his place on the
Bench.
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FOR SALE.
A Pleasant Home.

Being desirous oil removing to Cleveland. I
offer for sale my residence, situate on Nerth
Chestnut street, in RaFenDa, Ohio. 4he lot eon-
tains one and three fourth aeres, Beautifully
1aid out graded, ,underdra ined and stocked Ffith
choice shrabbery and fruit trees
The house is s1arges comm odious. conveniently
arranved with large hall. parlor, 81 tting -rooll
and bedroom attached, dining room, kitchen,
china closet. pantry. store-ro91n, bath room,
cookfur range. and Inany other modern andsde-
sfrable i'm praven There are four sleeping
rooms wit large closets attached, and two With
orf.1 5t.4t.s II ! =
The kitchen and bathroom are supplied with
water from two large ciSterps adjoining. There
are also two never-failing WeIls.one lard water
and the other soft.
The barn and ontbuildings are ample and con-
and5so situated and arranged as TO make one Of
the pleasantest homes in Northern Ohio.
will sell for 5000 and give reasonable time
H. G. RANMET,H 8
ENQUIRE of n. D. SEYMOUR q
$50 RaVeDnRs Ohio
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A Word About Pianos


We. the undersi gned, citizens Of Ravenna,
having purchased. and for some time had In
use in our families; the Hazelton Brothers"
Pianos manufactured IN New York, take pleas
ure in recommending them to those wishing to
obtain 3 really first class instrument They
possess clear brilliant and very musical tone,
and being well and thoroughly made remain
long time in time ana their great durability s
attested by eminent musicians after ten years
constant uss- B. LITTLE
I. LINTON.
AAGRAHAN
R. PEACOCK.
esThere are IN my opinion but three or four
manufacturers who make really drst class In
strument. Ihave for several months had In use
at1ny house q ..TIazelton'' Square Grand Piano.
tits very lne instrument. and in quality OF
tone, equal TO any have eTer seen. I regard
the ssHazeIton'' as one Of the best. and recon-
mend them to any one wanting No piano.
d. G. coOLHAN.''
have an arrangement by which can order
these excellent Instruments direct from the
manufacturers, and viii take pleasure IN or
idering 4er any persons wanting them. and at
prices much less than similar instruments can
be bought in Cleveland. They are fully war
ranted for ave years
j. G. PRENTISS.
Rayenna, October 9. 1s7s, ss7-tf
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Second Hand Sewing Machines.

The Light and Silent Running
Davis.
Recent Improvements have been applied to
the New Davis which make it one of the light
est running machines now sold. Send for cir
cular. A. G.. MASON, Gen'I Agent,
1sH 80 Rayenna Ohio.
December. Is. 1873 2z7-tf.
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The largest stock in town may be found at
May 20, 1872. 19z. DEAIING's.
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The highest per cent. Of attendance
99.5 was In MissHannum's school the
lowest "a was in the Grammar School.
The greatest number tardinesses, IA
was in the High School; the least
number each was in Miss White'c
and Miss Warren's schools.
l would call the attention OF the
patrons of the schools to the high per
cent. of attendance this week.
Parents and all friends of education
are cordially invited to visit the
schools at any time.
Respectfully, s. PucKETT.
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Mill II eedl

Bran, Shorts Barley and wheat Middlin g.
and Ghop-Feed. at GIedhill's WoOIen Factory
near A. 4 G. W.Ry- Station
GLEDHILL a BAILEY.
Ravenna. Dec. %, 1873. 2Ts.st.
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Partic1lar Attention
paid 70 cutting garments for ladies to make UP
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r1all anfi rxnnlInn

Call and Examine
The new $3.50 Bed Spring. manufact1fed BY
v Yance Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfae-
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REAIKllBER, am making closing
sale of balance of my Winter Stock.
Jan'y II, II. JNo. c. BEATTY.
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To save Money,
Go to J. s. Walkers opposite Citizens Hall, to
geeyour clothes cleaned and repaired. tolOok as
good as new
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THREE DEPARTMENTS.
Furniture. Wall Paper. Picture Framing.
STEIN s, WOODRUFF.
opposite Carriage Repository. Ravenna, Ohio.
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THE lowest prices on Overcoats ev-
er known in Portage Co., to close out
stock, at
Jan'y a. IA.
ALL kinds Of Heavy Clothing must
be sold, to make room for Spring
Goods, at BEATTY's.
Jan'y IA, IA.
ARMY CLoTHrSa at very low figures
at BEATTx's.
Jan'y Il, "a.
los PAIRS MEMS PANTS at lower iig-
ures than can be found elsewhere.
Jan'y IA, IA j. Q. BrATrY
RuBBER BLANKETS just opened at
Jan'y IA, IA. BEATTY's.
WINTER CAPS closing out at very
low prices. j. @. BEATTY.
Jan'y Il, IA. 8tk
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NBeIlcate, or indeltcates If 7 kiss
Kate IN DELI am I then, iA-dsu-I-
Katea QU1z.
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Dissolution.

-TIIIIA1f E. BRADLEY having purchased
w rfiseenfire interest Of Henry q. BARRIER IN
tlie e,evesna summit Mill that Institution VIII
hereafter be run by him. He Will pay ali aepts
owed to it must be paid TO him,
Custom Grinding done to Order.
Flour. Feed and Mil stnns delivered to any
parf of tire city free Of charge, at lowest rates.
VIZ. +. BRADLEY
Rayenna, sept "a. 1s7s. sos-tf
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LAST week was a week of prayer
throughout the country. IF the Chris
tian people performed faithfully their
duties we may look for a reform
among our rulers.
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First National Bank
OF RAVENNA, o.,
OPPOSITE ETnA BLoeK.
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.

II Home Inssffaffoss for fHre aecoBan1o-
oEafso4 Of rle Reeple Of Portage eapsPstg-
We win cnd ahvor a iahe sature - IN ne pass
10 giTs preferene ee and al orders s-d sunpiy the
wanls and tiensands of oar own county people
frst.
WIN pay the Highest MARKET Rates for
Coupons, Gold. silver and PEarnttnn Ena.s
OF ali kinds
Interest oIlowed on time deposits.
Ffeveaue stamps, all sizes, kept constantly
Oh hand ana all orders flied promptly
Special Deposits received without charge
u, S. Bonds and see1rities-boughs and sol4
1t best market rates.
Drafts drawn and eashed on all the prineipal
cities ia the United states
sight Drafss On EAgiand. freland and al
cities in Europe
Collections made - Az points ~ the = nAEea
ststes. ard prompt rsaitance made
D. CLARK. Prest-
CE WTrrER. eashieIs 267
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Residence for Salel

II OFFER for sale my residence, corner of
Chestnut streets. Ravenna. The property is
IN good condition and sold Ior no fault. Terms
easy.
5sas M. STUART.
April 8, 1885, 242*
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Portage Co. Official Register.


Co1sas5n Pleas Jssdes-Phflo b conanf
RepreseakaffnAfa LegfeEafars--OrFille Blake.
PFqlHfs JwdaE-Gideon seymour.
Cobnfs CzerE-Jobn Meharg-
County Audffor-- William GrinneII-
County IrfasHrsr-E G. Hinman-
67erf9-O E &isden.
kssoraer se5fge W Barrett
Pr8asartfsF .dkoyaese8ho + Haplnson
Co1rg4lS af0ne .--lsssle = l0ETH. L H. Earmelee.
smtth sanford
C0uatg eg0z--Jedediah Cole.
CorozsT-LyInan BRYANT
School L<dmfners-W- VI. Patton. 3 Puekett-
George Darsie-
May y0rs Of Enco4l1 18F4fed Villages
far1stksv1zs-O s Ferris; Ksns-Isaae Russell; /;
RaUenna-George +. Robinson
justices OF the Peaces
A5scafey-sylvester A. Hinman. A. '. " ilson.
AWy0Fa5J JohI =. ThQnipsQns " oEthy AaFlore
Bffaafel4-1- Z CAREER, &. II. Ct1214an-
C1afRegfcarf lsEtip ks esI1rtlse. y il q sQrEAS
EdSa1urgh- Sanford, Ellhu Fish.
zJia-Hepry McGraW. UrbIno Chapman
isaac Russell.
FFeedons-I.vman Briant. A. c, 1arekom-
HarGsp hasd = HaHk AalfH ssl1Der'
.Manf1G-Alonzo y. FaTrs Henry Cobb
NeEso1-Eedelli1h Cole. A. r ILa1I1alEs
P01sngrG-Enoeh Morgan. OrTin Stevens David
PaesslBrsslsrd 1l : saf seiis. rren d. MeSafi.
Rssdo11 n atiian .. Sears james P Coz. =
RnCenRG-George r. Robinson, Eleazer Lord.
Andrew Jackson.
Roofge0Hm-4A AlfredaH- Batlosrs Gtis Reed :, q
Sfd1srscf cfIs--Wm. J. Weaver. 8 G. Eldr1dge.
.Sa5Ie1tE- --tLdgh Il Maf1iA, HiiIlAE4 fA1ills.
W33td huss--E -Ephsrn r. Jaeger, Tho's o. Angel.
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HOUSES ANDLOTS
FOR SALE!

ne ortle,. Of the Probate Court the undersign-
Cd sfers atprivate sale. the following property
HOUSE q Lon on East Main street.
TTogIsEe & (llgF-HALF ACRE OF LAND
in J. Jones' addition.
HOUsls & "a ACRES OF LAND IL miles
For price and terms enquire Of
II d. SEYMOUR
Assignee Of G. /. Hotchkiss.
Ravenna, Dec. 16 1873 SH-p
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SsoTNG s0UTH-HIAEN LINE.

cI.rsvF Nd 3 E11-rsBUTsG RA1EKoAD
On and after Dec a. 1874 Trains VIII leave
Stations daily. Sunday exec pteds1 as follo~ss
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The place to buy PLASTER is at
saa c. D. HUDsoN's.
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nAvnNNA runL1o scHoo1s.

Report for the week ending January
eth, 1874
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-08-18

nesses that have in no way
Influenced or interfered with your proceedings
or duties. l have wished the investigation
TO be so searching that nothing could unsettle
its results. have nothing to gain by any policy
of suppression or compromise. For four years l
have borne and suffered enough, and will not
60 step farther. will be free will not walk
under a rod or yoke. II any man would do me q
favor let him tell all he knows now. II is not
mine to lay down the law of honor in regard 10
the use of other persons confidential commune
cations but in 50 far as my own writings are
concerned there IS not letter nor n document
which am AFT aid to have exhibited, and au-
thOrize any, and call upon any living persons 10
produce and print forthwith whatever writings
they have ofany source whatsoever. IL Is time Tor
the sake ofdecency and public morals that this
matter should be brought TO an end. 1t Is an
open pool of corruption, exhaling deadly
vapors. For six weeks the nation has risen up
and sat down upon scandal. Net a great war
nor n revolution could more have filled the
newspapers than this question Of domestic
troable, magniied thousand fold, and, like
sore spot in the human body, drawing 10 itself
every morbid humor in the blood. Whoever Is
buried with it, it is time that this abomnation be
buried below all touch or power of resurrection.