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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-30

A. J. HARRIS, Esq, is . land agent
at Bowenville, Fauquier county, Va.
Persons desiring to locate lands in
Eastern Virginia will find it TO their
advantage to consult him on the sub
ject, auz ssfstl
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TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains MOL. ?. ? and u on main lae run
daily. Il
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. l. 2, 8,
and IL between Cincinnati, Cleveland and New
York daily.
Hotel Coach on trains and 19 between Leav-
ittsburg and New York. daily-
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago. and Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail-
roads; ut Ravenna with Cleveland 4 Ptttsburg
Railroad; at Meadville, Union and Cory for
Oil Regions; at jamestown for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls :and at Binghampton for lbany,
springfield, Worcester. Boston and New Eng
land.
Connections at Cleveland for Toledo, Chicago
Milwaukee. Omaha, and all points in the
North west
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West.
No stor-over'' allowed upon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
first stopping place. and may then repurchase
from that point to destination.
w. b. 8HATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CINCINNArI.O.
ID. COOPER
General superintendent.
SIS CLEvKLAKD. o.
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p. OF H. ELECTION AT the last
regular meeting for 1875 of Mantua
Sta. Grange, No. 5l9 the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. and will be publicly installed
Thursday evening, Jan. 9th, 1876.
Master-A. S. Beecher.
Overseer-R. o. Halstead,
Lecturer-D. M. King.
Stewart-B. S. Skifl,
Asst. Stewards. Sanford.
Chaplain-Mrs.B B. S. Skiff,
Treas. Horace Ladd,
Sec'y. E. NJ. Frost,
Gate Keeper-George Goodell,
Ceres-Mrs. w. w. Stevens,
Pomona-Mrs. E. M. Frost,
Flora--Mrs. A. S. Beecher,
Lady Asst. Stewart--Mrs. ID. NJ.
King.
Addresses from speakers abroad or
members of of the order to follow the
installation, all are invited. By order
of Grange.
SAM'L. SANFoHD. Sec'y.
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A HAPPY New Year.
SUNDAY was . very stormy day.
SATURDAY will be swearing # time,
prepare to pucker.
If you schwear Cd, stay schweared
off.
The roads are in terrible condition,
almost lmpassible.
IT is pleasant to see the street lamps
lighted again.
MORO for Leap -Year-Give the
Old gal . chance.
r. II you are in want of printing Of
any kind give us . call. We can do it
at short notice and cheap.
The new Baptist church at Kent IL
to be dedicated next Sunday, January
End.
The Odd Fellows of Kent are to
have New-Year's party te-morrow
night.
II any of our readers have small
packages they desire delivered. they
will find Peter H. ready to serve them.
Mr.. WILL. HoRR has retired frsm
the Tellership of the Ravenna Savings
and Loan Association and the position
b now occupied by Master Frank
Comstock.
ANY person who has picked up a
pair Of white-bowed spectacles since
about dark Monday evening will con-
fer favor by leaving them at this Of
the fellow who tore down and de-
stroyed one Of the signs at the Ladders
Temperance League rooms on Friday
light was in bad business.
DoN'r ride, drive, or lead animals
upon the sidewalks or foot paths, for
the law makes 1t an offense punishable
with fine and imprisonment
The party given by the Hose Com
panies, at the Opera House, on Christ
mas Eve, was we'll attended and was
q very pleasant affair.
The fellow who punched out light
of glass in Rewards window on
Sunday to get two half cans Of spoiled
oysters, got poorly paid fer the great
riak he run.
That young lady's head was level
who teld her beau at the dance on
Christmas Eve. that she would just as
soon smell q gentleman's breath who
took his whisky straight as one who
mixed it with cloves and sich.
SATURDAY will begin . new year.
Ring out the old, ring In the new,
Ring happy bells across the snow:
The year is going. let him go;
Ring out tho false ring in the true"
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Because, il you do, you can't help
taking advantage of the very liberal
inducements e. III. Goodman offers to
buyerss of 7Pisnos and Organs, during
The next thirty days. Spreads I'm rub
Der and broadcloth ; Stools, in variety !;
Violin, Double bass, and Violincella
Strings. Sheet Music in great variety.
If you don't believe the ''libeVal in
ducement" part, come and test. Spec
ial terms 10 parties desiring to ex-
change old pisnos for new ones.
AL" .1e -.+-a C. III. GOODMAN,
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Opposite the Opera House

. s4a
In ono Of its great industries this
country beats the world, I. e., In its
steal works. The principal Office Of
No coseera 10 located In Washington,
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p. OF III. ELECTIoN.-At meeting
of Ravenna Grange No. 80, Patrons OF
Husbandry, held at their Hall on Fri.
day. Dec. Oath, 1875, the following of
ficers were elected, viz:
B. j. Wells, Master,
G. l.. Bartlett, Overseer,
Frank Ford, Lecturer,
Geo. w. Jennings, Steward,
Chas. E. King, Asst. Steward,<
Mrs. H. d. Wells, Chaplain,
Albert Babcock, Treas.
w. Williamson, Sec'y.
II. II. Thompson. Gate Keeper,
Miss Helen Nj. Jennings, Ceres,
Jessie Bartlett, Pomona,
Mrs. Alice King, Flora,
L. I. Thompson, Lady Asst
Steward.
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Teachers Examination.
THE next examination of Tea shers will be
Il held 1t the school Building. IN Rsvenna.
On Saturday,. January 9Th, 1875,
Commencing At Q O'Clock. A. n. and closingat
4 o'clock r. n. By order Of the Board.
~ -@l'FI C. 4. REED, Clerk.
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SHERIFF's SALE. ss.

SHERIFF'S SALE. f@S'
THE STATE OF OHIO, PORTAGE COUNTY. IS.
Pursuant tQ'the comInand of an Order of Sale
issued from thS Court tSffComnopI Pleas f6r3aid
csse3 ri O fTin kerr laintins and AlV4Sbin-
er and othe, y defenda1ts. sial lk ONT Yer sale
IN Rassnn% .GSeinty shdstate AforesaM tns
Saturday, The 22nd day Of January,
1876. between the hours Of 1 and 3 O'Clock. D. m
offsaid day the efOlldlSine described real State
to wi =. Situate in n tow nship or Nelson NOW
Garrettsville). County of Portage, and State Of
Ohio, and being part OF original surveyed lot
No. l. in said Nelson township. and more mar
ticularly known as being village lots Nos. 126.
i27. l2S and I29 as the Village of Garrcttsville
was surveyed by j. Cole in 1870. =; jEtiatFt.9
Lot 19S and Is feet of from the eastcrly side
of lot 127 appraised at -. Lot 1s6 and thel
balance of said lot l27 appraised at - and,
lot 129 appraised at -. Terms OF sale
cash. r1 80 II :
Norton & Phelps. PINS Attorneys,
Rayenna, Dec 22. 1915 SS4w5
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New Advertis' 'ts.

NOR SALE-WEBER PIANO Price, $S75,
e Cost, new, one year ago. $780, Solid Rose
wood Case. round corners, serpentine moald-
ing. carved legs, octave. splendid tone. A
beautiful instrument and great bargain. APP
ply to b. A. STEIN, RavcnnA. 333-1w*
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DRAG SAW FOR SALE.-I have good
DDrag Saw and Horse Power, in good run
ming order. which will SELL Cheap for Cash. or
exchange for other property. Inquire OF the
subscriber, one and three fourth miles west OF
Shalersville Center. a+tr n. w. COT.
shalersville, Dec. 81, 1876, SS-1W~
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Christmas-tree at the Disciple Church.
The Christmas-tree at the Disciple
Church was beautiful affair, and the
presents it furnished for the children
of the Sunday School were very select
and appropriate. All seemed radiant
with good feeling. Old 81. Nicholas.
who came in just at the nick of time
and whose appearance was the realiza-
ton of all tie descriptions we have
ever seen of that noted parsonage.
was greeted with ecstatic applause.
The bountiful supplies of eatables
in the shape of cakes. candies, apples,
ETC., put every one in the best mood,
as such things always do. The only
apparent draw back was the density of
the crowd, which made locomotion
through the church difficult under
taking. 1t reminded us Of q number
nine foot trying to be comfortable in
q number six boot.
Such stacks of pen knives as the
boys received, and such hosts of finely
dressed dolls as were distributed 10
the girls, besides silver and SCOTCH
wood napki i'm rings, work baskets, shell
boxes, pin cushions, picture frames,
Chromos, &c, g., were forcible wit
nesses of the size of the school and of
the fact that all were OH hand to re-
ceive their gifts and to join in the fes
tivities. The good which Christmas
times do us all consists largely in the
disposition they put within us, to
make others happy by the bestowal OF
suitable presents. This disposition
seemed to possess all on this OCCASION.
Teachers received many choice gifts
from their classes, and the efficient
Superintendent, Mr.. Meharg, from
some unknown source, suffered sim
liar infiiction. Mr.. Darsie, the pastor
Of the church, was greeted with an
elegant ''Student's lamp" from his BIZ
BILE class aud was compelled to pocket
a greenback from an individual whom
for short we will designate as "Norr."
And so the pleasant evening passed
quickly away, and all went delighted
to their homes. $40 -
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL
Last Saturday night, William Morley,
an Englishman, living on South Syc-
amore Street, had some difficulty with
his wife, and, as is alleged, seized an
axe and made a murderOus assault up
on her, driving her out of the house,
and threatening to kill her. declaring
that he would have another Cleveland
affair." The services of officer Gibbons
were obtained, and Morley was taken
to Jail where he remained till Tuesday
morning, when he was taken before
Justice Reed upon warrant issued, to
answer the charge of assault with in
tent to kill aud murder. On applica-
ton CT the defendant, the examination
was continued until Monday next,
January 3rd, and the defendant re-
quired to give bail in the sum of $500
for his appearance at that time.
Mrs. Morley also made affidavit that
she had just cause to fear and did fear
that the said William would do her
bodily injury, and he was brought be-
fore Justice Reed to answer that charge
on Tuesday afternoon, but upon appll-
cation of the defendant, the examina-
ton was postponed till Monday next,
January 3rd, the same time set for the
hearing of the other case, and the de-
fendant required to give bail in the
sum of $500 for his appearance at that
time, and in the mean time to keep
the peace, and be of good behavior to
to the people of the State generally,
and especially to his wife, the COM
plainant. w. B. Thomas, Esq, gave
bail in both cases.
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N EW FIRM!
1. P. SEYMOUR & CO.,

selling, ae the oiu stanu
IN EMPIRE BUILDING,
From large stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
BRUSHES, OILS, ,VARNISHES,
PUTTY, WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PER-
FUMERY, CANDIES, q full
list of Patent Medicines, all
OF the Herbs known to
Botanic Pharmacy, and
in fact everything pertaining to
FIRST GLASS DRUG STORE
Feeling thankful to the public for the kind
mes aud conhdnece bestowed upon me during
the past six years while serving in the capacity
or Druggists Clerk. now cordially invite them
to visit our establishment at
The Sign of the Big Mortar
where ali Prescriptions will be put up with the
greatest care and where hope at all times 70
Be found worthy and well qualined"
The circumstances under which start IN Du-
riness require me to make my terms oil sale
ready pay Come, and will do yon good
Ravenna. Feb. -. 1878. SsStf
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SAM'L. SANFORD. Sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-25
NOTICE.
Reglster's Order.
D.x..m~ . nww1a~
RxaisrHA 0 oyyto1.

Kew Castle County. March 18th, 1875:
ponn the application Of SAME JANE
SHARPE, Execut,i1 Of THOMAS II.
SHARPE, late OF WiImington Hundred. n
said county, deceased; It is ordered AID
directed By the Register that the, Execgtrtx
aforesaid give notice ofths granting Of Let
tiers Testams sntsry upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof,
bs causing Advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six .of, the most public places
Of the Coaaty Of New Castle. requiring all
perssns having demands against the Es-
tate to present the same. or abide by IN
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided And also cause the same TO be- insert
O. within the same period in the vii
minRtop Gazette,a uewsr aper pahlishsd IN
WILMINGTON, and TO be continued therein
three weeks, E o. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of
Ills. Office OF the Register Aforesaid, at
t'--J New Castle, ip New Castle County
sfore2id. the day and, yer sb9ys written.
sc. BI0GS, Register.
NOTICE.
All person having claims Against the hs-
tate 9TH deceased must present the sans
duly attosted to the Exscutrix on or before
March 18th. 1873, or abide the Act Of Assem-
BIZ l. ucl case made and provided.
Exeeutrix.
3dlreas-Wimington. Del. mk37-Swssd
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HnAAsAHnsNs'
GENERAL PauvlsIeH DEALER.
No. 334 xatnsll street,

" ,LMrNGToN, DEL,
would resps1sfuliy ann ,uncs to his friends
enA the public that he still carries on the
nsat busfness, at the old stand, and will keep
constantly On hand tho beat quality at
rLrTCH, sHouLDERs
a1UsSof DRIED BEEF
CHEDdE, TONG uES, &C., 90,
All Of which will be sold Wholesale aud retail
at the lowest city pricea-
He returns bis thanks 70 his many custo-
mers for past favors and res psct 'uily solioits
oontfpuance Of the anne
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PLANO.
This splendid Piano Forte
oomDanes every Improvement in tone with
power md great durability, and have re
cs1ved M unqualified endorsements Of ths
nuncN aumof1tes for ITS marvellous oxtra.
of1inaxy richnees Of tcne. having no eunerior
q the world. Large size, * octaves. over.
sefeng bass full iron frame, French Grand
ac.on. Fret Desk. carved Pedal, solid rose.
S"Sns,s TOoa %or,o11Sss 1s iyory key front. capped
when boxed over one thousand pounds.
Liberal discount % the trade. Agents wsnd
go stamp tor circular. Address the
6slSSs ylsE ssssAss' SAs's; sssisAaE saAE
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EEANOS AND ORGANS.
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Ne Rersen can take ahsao Bisser. acco,,
in9 % directions. and remain long utwsl me
vtdsd their bones are not DESTROYED by rni,eersS
POISON or other means, and vital orpans vras-e-
0syond the point OF repair. "@''SN
DyspepsAa Or 1ndi igeasiou, Headache pe.-
n the Shoulders, Coughs, Ttghtness OF tie Caes.
Dtzxtness, Sour Eructations Of the Stomach. as.
Taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitafion
che Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain ia tts
region Of the kidneys and hundred other pa!s;H.t
bottle viii prove better guarantee Of is maj
thnn leQgthy advertisement.
Ter Female Com plafnla, In YOUNG or Ga
married or single, at the dawn II womsnnood. a
the turn OF lie. these Tonic Bitters diapiay co o
clde9 IN influence thst improvement Is s7oa PEI
ker Inaenmassry and Chrsnie Eae,.
Detis@ and 0out, Bilious Remittent s1d Ia..i.
mtttenf Eeyers, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, &c
neys md Bladder. these Bitters have no eqss
xAey are q gentle PufGntive as we'll G.
. TOnte, possessing the merit OF acting sS
powerful agent ia relieving Congestion or fnae-
nation q the Liver ana vlsceral Organs, al! 1
Bilious diseases.
Fer 6kln Diseases, Eruptions, letter, sas
kneum, baotches, spots, Pimples, Pustules Bo.E
Qefbuncles, hing.worrns, Scald.Head, Sore ETes
tGfysipehA Itch, Scurfs, Discoloratons OF the Saa
'Hamors and Diseases OF the Skin OF whatever Rams
or nature are literally dug up and carried out Of
system In short time by the use OF these BlttoTa
rxks the most wonderful Invigoyant thg. yer GO.
satned the sinking syetem.
u. n. MCDONALD A CO.
Dru9Gsts and Gen Ats, San Francisco csi.
So4. Of Washington and Charlton Sts. n T.
s0LD By ALL DRu1QisTs DEXLKRs
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DLACk TAAusE-ws havsrscsivsd direct
ID from the importer, . full lins OF these
elegant goods, 10 which we invite Attspttao.
w. %. 6HARH.
Fourth and Market streets
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NmAP BoooTs AND SHOES.
SECOND sy.. Q DOORS WEST Of MARkD1

The 1nasssinsa respssttaily inisFms nis
large and we'll eeleeted stock Of FALL AND
WINTER BOOTS. allOEs and 0AITERS,
suitabls Cor LAdiss, Gentlemen. Misses and
best material and made IN the best manner.
and win bc sold - low a. thqhsamo article can
be obtained N this or any other city. ladies
and sentiemep buying at my store will have
msnt from winch TO select fashionable and
neat flttlng boot OF shoe. me public are cor
daily invited 70 sall and sxamine my stosh
''as - l'iIR ~ '1'''Aas|f III szssooux
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aEEISTER,s ORDER.

RRQnflns OTYfcl,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Mar: 8, is1G
upon the application Of Peter !. Hrsnnap
and Victor DUPONT Executors OF Henry Y.
FipeSsn. Jr,, late Of WilnlinStsn Hundred,
in said county, deceased /. Il 10 Ordered and
directed BY the Register that the EXECUTORS
aforesaid. give notice Of the granting ot Let
ters Testamentary upon the Estate oi the a.
ceased, with the date OF granting therecf, ~
causing advertisements 10 be posted within
ferty days from the date Of such Letters. IN
six Of the most public places OF the county, Of
New Castle. requiring al persons having de-
mands against the Eststeto present the same.
or abide by an Act Of Assembly In such oAss
made ana provided. And also cause the sape
70 be inserted within the same psried In the
Daily Gazette, . .newspAper publisheo IN
wilmington. and to be continued therein three
- Given under the hand and seal
SrAW \of Office Of the Register st9re-
a. Ne. .sssstsa Sss:is "A A! New
''' g. &. BIa0s. Register.
NOTICE.
Al persons having claims against the Es'
tate II the deceased must present the same
Before March. g. 1878, or abide the Act las
selbly In Such case made and proIioeqr
VICTOR DuPoET;
asrs.sweod.
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NKATHN01--Wst tAye now IN stock whita
Nl and check canton mAttiugs, ty the pascs
ey yard, q the lowest pr1oss.
w. D. e1LARP.
mays Fourth and Masks1 strsst(
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FIrs CURED FREElx

FITS CURED FREE ~
Anyjpsrson Suffering from the above dise
ease H.reaueste1 70 address De. PKos. and
Q trial bottle Of medicine Will be forwarded
RRREt
1Thssonlk tcasl beng tie Express. shsIs : d!
kich. owing emv large businsss. are small
.1qs OR gPILErsi
s1stpay for years. and hs will warrant cur
by the use Of his remedy.
Do not faii TO send 70 him for uisl bottle:
ttleoss pcthinGs and he
WILL CURE you.
no matter how long standing your eass may
g, , Or how many other remedies may have
Circulsrs:and testimonials ssnt With
JRKF TRIAL BOTTLE.
Be particulaz<to givs'y your Express. "a we'll
a your Post Once direction. and
DR.. CHAS. T.PHICE.
janll-lyd&1yw. 81 William st. New
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occas,onei by denuding them Of their
trees.
To test the correctness of the OBJ
servations and determine whether
il is advisable or practicable 10 regu.
late the destruction OF timber, I
respectfully porpose that the com
missioners of the geological survey
be empowered to employ person to
make the necessary scientific an d
practical inquiries.
The commission on the navigation
OF the Ohio river, to determine what
measures should be taken to secure
tho improvement Of the navigation
of that river recommend that the
Legislature OF Pennsylvania pass
n join, resolution asking Congress
to appropriate sufficient money to
commence this improvement. and
| heartily concur in this rccomenda.
ton.
Being the first Representatives
elected under the new Constitution.
n grave responsibility resis uvon the
.proscut Legislature, ana the future
prosperity OF the Commonwealth will
depend in a large measure upon tho
wisdom Of the counsels that may
prevail at the pending session. All
diticnal Legislation is needed to give
full force and effect to the Consti
tuition, and the Importance OF fran.
ing laws that will he uniform and
general in their operation, cannot be
urged upon tho attention Of your
honorable bodies with too much ear.
nestness / feel convinced that yon
will approach the discharge Of this
duty with q becoming sense Of tho
magnitude of the trust and an ardent
dosire to promote the public welfare.
and with all efforts in this behalf, l
pledge YOU my heartiest co.oppera.
ton. My most cordial wishes attend
you for an nuspicious beginning and
n happy close to your labors. What.
ever our endesyors may be. let us
hope they will rebound to the honor
and advantage of tho State, and to
this end we should invoke the mn.
turest judgment and Divine assist.
ance.
J. +. UARTRANFT.
Executive CHAMBER
HsrrisbuTy Jan, q, is75,
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THE National House Of Representa-.
tives on Thursday passed tho Senate
finance bill by vote OF l36 yeas 70
30 nays, and it now only needs the
Presidents signature to become a
law. That it accords with his views
and will receive his approval there is
no doubt. The leading features OF
tho bill are First. Free banking
Second The retiring OF an amount
of greenbacks equal TO eighty per
cent. of the new national notes is.
sued until the greenback circulation
shall be reduced to $500, 600, 900.
after which no further reduction Of
the grccnlacks is to take plucc..-
Ihjrd. The withdrawal and destIuc
tion Of tho fractional currency and
the substitution OF silver coin, the
to go into effect as soon
as practicable, under tho direction Of
the Secretary of the Treasury. who
Is authorized to use tho surplus mo.
ney for supplying the silver coin
and II this is not sufficient. to sell
the requisite amount OF bonds OF the
new series to obtain tho funds for
that purpose. Fourth Removing
the charge for the coinage Of gold at
tho several minis. fIfM. The rc
Of specie payments, to
commence on the lst day of January,
1879 We have already freely OK
pressed our opinion Of the bill. Its
passage by the House indicates
either that there has been material
change Of opinion among its mcm
bcrs since tho last session, or that
they have yielded to II supposed
party expedicnt.-Pr,Ss
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THE President has sent special
message to Congress on tho Louisi-
ana question. 1t is cool, temper
digniiied history of tho necessitv
Federal action to protect hl
louisiana Of the firm obedi'
this necessity by the exec
OF the effect of this
The course pursued III.
rebel Democracy. r."
not desire to read
troops to put dow
applaud and SUPP
in all he has
State and
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that I
lnS personal properly. sold AZ tho property Of
Charlie. bolts, 10 wit Tons Hay more or
less, Horses, iC0ws, 2 iielicrs. 1 Hay Rake
l"Ss tultlyators, I Roller. ! Wagon Bny
sett nay laeders ! 1hreshiux Machine. $40
bushels Corn, more or loss, $50 bush. oats, moro
" less; Way u. Buggy, hs-rr~-, single h
double trees trace chains, Ely nets. Wheel
barrow, Barrels Vinegar. stoves. Iron Kettle
lys bushels Potatoes, more or les, Reaper snd
mower, Slcls. 3i acres gram IN the ground
more or l'ss, ! Tanning Mili, | saw 1 Corr,
Shhllcr-thr, | have loit tho same IN the pos.
session ot the said Charles potts until 10y mr
thor orders. and al perS ms a-e hereby caution.
ei not to NEEDLE with " To Rryvlsc Interfere
with tho s1iue. AIICHAi.I. WONIR
Dec. 10. l~s4
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-01-21
The cold in the west

The cold in the west
greater than here and the s...
ing in the grasshopper regions is in
tense. Everything within the bounds
Of possibility should be done by peoA
pie in the east TO ameliorate their
sufferings.