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SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL,
- Esfsblisl-d lSa2
Nos. 1917 All la9 Nora Csrv',s Srlv,
BALTIMORE

NJ NJ. an 5, Arsi WiI w, NJ CAh' Principals
This Institution j. conducted on Ia. Collegiate
= stel with corps - ten tn-truCturs iu the EuR-
hsh: French and German branches: Eve Profess
81 Music, Painting and Drawing, besides Lecturers
an such other adj uHct- are deemed necessary.
French Il the language II a. School, ana strictly
required % be spoken. The scholastic course h.
caF'fully arranged with regular sequence e stu
DIES on the progressive system. Class hluOr= aui
oi-unctons are awarded at the Close ~ session
-eo2m
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THF COSTTSFNTAI. GUARDS. TIE new
Junior military organization. met last might
- ftI-~tIeet &rmOrF- al 80 \. m. Captain
French maHCilg. y snort time waS
spent IN Irll' ard the following uOn-Comn -
siSUet officers were elected. samuel WIS
lSt sergeant, 7 G.. Dietrich. 81 sergeant: c
r Williams. - sergeant. = HuuEerfOrd
4tC sergeant, W SrrItn- 9TH sergeant. The
following committees were q gusiGfa4. C. F.
Robertson. T. SCfu.Tv. iIe. +. g. Dietrich l..
4 htul- ? Is. Brown. n. VI. Mitchell. on
finance. Lieutenant T.. J.. Crouch O. r
" -liidlnS. j. L. King, on applicat ion f1r
~ nbsrSbiI Lieutenant Robinson. .SSrnue.
W 80, II. Murray, =. J.. Clarke. X. SchoIl J .
iClaC, ON aTInGrv; Captain French Lieut.
Robinson. Sergeant Dietrich. . F.. Williams
and VI. ". Mitchell. on entertainment
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NR JOHN i. FUEu purposes &c make
Warrington and Baltimore uncOran y
lively with theatrical delights this season
and lie has. accordingly, engaged tine fal ioW-
lLg .'>tar actors and companies to appear,
an 0Ce Succt ION, at his tleateTS in both
cites --Edwin Booth. John McCUIiOush
IaTry Sullivan, Clara Morris, Maggie Mitch-
81 Miss LCfta, Fanny Davenport. Clara
Louise kellogg and her English opera COM
Iany, Mrs Titus Oates. the NOkeS Family.
MrS- Bowers, George RignOld and Edward
nhorEs IN " Henry W the Union Square
dneSter travelling company in The Two
trrEans,' the 1 Ifth Avenue Thnatar trsyaI-
Vt company, John T. Raymond, Miss lane
AOoI4os, w Cls.lfrau and C y -
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SUMNER RESORTS.

4 -K SUMNER BOARDERS
HA{S $50. PER MUNTH................ { 80
ASkl FENNINkS HOTEL.
JyY-lm LEONARDTpwN, MD.
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will give their ANNUAL EXCURSION 10 POINT
LOOKOUT, on SATURDAY. AuE
IAN Oh the Steamer LADY OF TIE E.Slfss--aS
Irlde 10 their Excursions Of last year The stean,
VIII leave her wharf. foot of Higb street, AZ y m
sharp, ami proceed e. 9Th wharf here IL will
rtialn until 10 % preceding On her trip ar
rNNg at Point Lookout ats 4. m. Sunday Mac
VIII be celebrated on the boat b. the Chaplain n
the Association.
Geutltmens Tickets, So. Lsdy's 81 For sale
AZ st. JcsePhs Orphan hsyII for " hose benefit
THIS excursion i given Al Wm Carr :. corner 7th
ana Louisiana avrnue, aud n, following Committee
Icy. John Curtin. John Stanton. NJ A. VI -GoVirIs,
Thomas kiun-y, John q 'DOuoCtue, John Harris m,
Wm. II. Dill, ans Robt. h. Talbot. 4 whom state
roOIKs can be- obtained. Rur---t
II THE ABOVE EXCURSION = prd9rsoi bv
the SISTERS OF TIE HOLY CROSS. who r.
speStuliy ask their friends and tie public gen
orally 10 patron iga tire -aue
SISTER IRENE. Morher Superior
anglo JHSaph nrphan
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VI BOOK AND JOB PRIHTERs,
10l2 Pennsyivania avenue, south sids.I
ZINE WObA Q sDectalU. nov2o-ly
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1872 were az 1l2-swt
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NoTRE nAME % MAkYLANn-C.Ileg

Y III. -. n OF 70 = LIN II tt0
= Institute Tor -uuE Iadle-. near GuyaustUNu.
balilmore county. Nj, % miles north of BaIfi-
more, conducted lF he SchrI Sisters 1f N5fra
Dame. THIS iE-tftI.iHu l. most i"-irAllr located
1hr grounds ar extensive. and the building l. caU-
dnced viii every aCCt --urF fur comfort ard cluEs-
biehoe The y stem q c1tcatiun pursued O. design.
FL 90 develop the mental ana phy steal ,rs Of tie
pupils TO make them refined, acCumpli -hai aul
uset metntt r. 81 -aCirty Board and Tuition. in.
GLIDING the french and German Iaupras-s. seas.
outg Ladies d--iriug private Rpar,rn-uts. ~.
for particulars send for catalogue. auE5-siir1
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IhGEM ORTIZ SCHOOL.
h Ne. j9 FhANhLIN STREET
Between Cathedral and PARK ,
BAITINDKE. NJ
The Thirteenth Annual Session & fhf- English
aud French Boarding and Day School Ton N0uus
Ladies, VIII reopen on Til kSDAH. Saptetnl u
10Th. For cirCulars, al sgess
Mrs II. P. LEFEByRE,
hbgA-ens priUcinaf
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IN SEPARATE pEPAkrMEN
aeh having a fuli c. rps ~ Professor.
tt,eEih Semi-Arugal Session begin. SEPTEN-
Der lst. I~7h.
81 Catalogues, with f1l Information as % terms
course II study. & G.. furnished C-atU.thu-Ir Il
dress }. 7. MARD, a. D., President,
aug5 ecow Westminster Nd.
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7. X: THELs, SeG 49,
A. A. THAYExpAs ssQ. Sec'y.


STILL rnEr"CoME.-The following
..y .sJ nQ. rrtaF 3us - tErT
from the Washington Chronicleof the
18th inst. is supposed to refer TO the
United States Marine corps: stAH
'fhere have been slight irrcgnlari-
ties charged against an institution of
the Government in the southeastern
section of the city, aud certain smen
are marked in connection a with the
matter, When a Congressional Inves-
tigation Committee begins its " ork on
this institution,, as it surely, wlll,i the
biggest bOnanza of fraud and 4eerrup-
ton, running through the last, twenty
years, will be shown up, and sensa-
ton as is a sensation will bo created.
1t involves brick houses, horses and
carriages, farms, pi0us mon and fast
women" n,9yi in -. ssf' tisei
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

The Democratic County Convention
held in this village on Saturday last,
to put in nomination county ticket,
was one of the largest delegate Con-.
ventiens held in this county for many
years. Every township in the county
was fully represented and byi ihen
who showed by their earnestness and
by the spirit of harmony and conces-
sion that the Democracy of Old Por-
tage are aroused and are determined
to discharge their full duty in the
coming canvass. The ticket selected
il q good one, and one which we can.
most heartily "A endorse Iins 'itsi swho fe
length and breadth and Sommend7 10
the earnest support of the entire voters
of the county. 1t is composed of gem
tlemen possessing in every respee.:the
qualifications for The. several offices
for which, they have. been placed IN
nomination, Ina word, mo better
ticket has ever been placed before the
people for their snifrages. ~ Apdntats
we can. say without any rcdispaiasS-'
ment to other candidates obe lore ethe
Con entions who failette fn oHa taiat.ofi,
manv, if not all iofss whom had no
anxiety to be upon the ticknsJorsat
were put forward by frisi,ds rs a
mark of their confidence, and respect.
Our tickets are now in theH field, satld
every Demecrst and Liberali should
de his full share for their success.sLet
union, harmony and active wOrknpre-
vail, and we will be able ito rejoice
over.a glorious victory achieved on
the second Tuesday Of October -fw
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

The contractiOnists tell us money is
abundant, that the Eastern banks are
full Of it. yet from, all quarters comes
the cry OF mo labor" and me money"
What does it signify that the Eastern
banks have a plethora. Business men
and manufacturers will net borrow it
in the face off threatened contraction
and a forced resumption, of specie
payments compelling them to pay, in
addition to heavy rates of interest, in
. currency worth one hundred Cents
in gold for that which they borro wed,
which was worth but S5 to 81. cents on
the dollar in coin. "h'@ -
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THE TCincinnatf Con,heitat says
'.It is a hard bargain than the bonds
must be paid. principal and Interest,
in gold, but it is the bargain 'IeA
But such was not tie bargain When
the bonds were issned.f Before tie
act passed by the Radical Congress ii
1869, they were payable in grcehbacRs.
So said Stephens Morton and DSker-
man. But the Radicals repndiatelithe
original contract, for the benefit of the
privileged bondhohler, and now have
The erfontery to ask the people to aps
prove the stupendous robbery. tTss7
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ResOl0ed, That we have full conf.
dence in the ability and integrity of
the Candidates nominated by the
Democratic State Convention held in
Columbus on the l7th OF June last,
and of the candidates nominated by
tins Convention, aud most cheerfnlly
commend them to the people of Per-
tage County as every way worthy of
their support.
On motion the Convention adjourn
ca stne ;atei "a ,.
:" 4 TRUMAN CASE, Prest. = 4
GEO. SHELDON Vice Prest
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

.JTa o' -IIB !, u 10 ' liIIU I u ?
d. Tue Comptrcller of.thei Treaspry,at
Washington, says, that ys27. .3S9, ,6&77I rin
gEeenbacksI have been retired since
,Ilune 20u,, lS74,ie This nondinterest
bearing debt has been replaced with
an interest bearing debt at six per
gent. IN gold. adding to the taxes ST.
o.. 1873. And, this is the financial pol
icy of the Republican, party, the peo-
pie are invited TO uphold aud support.
Will they do it? ,...a .,. .s. -...
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

We have waited patiently for some
time for something to be said, by the,
''organ" IN support OF the extra6i*tin-
AIRY resolutions passed by The late Rad
'icai County eonrrnrfu 1c: earstts'
ling edi orial in lastEMesks; issue ! is l. a
very strong political article 1t is; sup
posed 10 be in support of that plank of
tlis, Platform = Nhich 4,resoiFed that
Beecher is not guilty zaii i4.ssrqnioo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

The st. Paul Dispatch; has lately
been publishing the list Of lands to be
sold for delinquent taxes, filling 26
columns of that. paper in nonpariel
type. This wouldn't seem to indicate
that they are troubled with too great
an amount of currency in that region.
1t will matter little or nothing how
much the volume Of currency is con-
tracted in order to increase the wealth
of the money lords, there is not likely
to be any diminution in the amount
of the peoples taxes. ...,.,.
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PARIS.

I
oorrcs yo,,tealcsli.:d gr;ioy pjii .iiuu 'r
Friday, the t5th, was aohsppy day
with s.hiThopeopis gathered iii the
Griffith grove for a'-pienic ,nisgi3 TIE
4iuspipes o4 the. sabbath School Held in
dIetB iptiss Church.! -"iAb effort was
made TO secure ali h'iinioniof fheiscHod,s
for this occasion, but owing to the III
difference and .he lunpiSogi'essite gt.ir-
ii of some of ipe Congregational
school, the eiiort g1.,aaJfiaiIu Vas JfiaiIure, NeK
ertfciess at II O'Clock on the above
named da5,l'a 1ArseA protgssish was
forfheti astlieBsp'isti church; "haaaed
i,5 Rev. Devil En14yh DAVIS, pastor Of
the Congregational church, Ed ward
Roberts, !" President Oh tlies day, and
WmjnMorris:7 superintendent or the
School, and MarshalIedb ny Thomas
Griffith, .Dia sy15s bnR ,,s3o 70 'aIs
Ia !fgAnd spoasiveto thcssongbinis,i al -Jh
pss7 We kept singing ak the way.' ,yisn.,
The choir, under the direction of
Mr.. John r. Thomas, took their place
on the platform and Miss Buckley at
the organ. "A aer the opening hymn
Rev, Mr. Wilson, Of Newton Falls,
made ,he, opening prayer, After sew
eral recitations by The, children, the
choir performed the Concert exercises
siSacred, places of the n Gospel. from
the "'Crowns Of Life with much credit
to themselves, after =. which : William
Phillips, appeqyEaed ip an Interesting
and earnest address from the. words
Iultunar az Pqygo- III Here. President
Roberts informed us Of the, readiness
Of the table, and after some brief re
marks in English and Welsh, we were
ordered 10 direct our steps tablewards
which groaned beneath the blessings
the kind ladies', had prepared, ,, Bless
ing was asked by Rev, Wilson, Pre-.
sentations Of cakes were now made TO
Rev. Davis, Rev. Wilson and j, II.
Thomas. The dinner being over, Mrs.
Giddings presented cards to the Sab.
bath School children, and we hastened
to the platform to complete. the pro-
gramme. After Welsh song w. j.
Evans introduced the Rev. Mr.. Jones,
3. A., who spoke in Welsh, and after
another song by the choir, Rev. Mr..
Wilson, the appointed speaker, was
introduced and spoke at some length
in his US ual fuant and pleasing man.
ner. Mr.. Wilson has won many
friends in Paris. will state here, in
parenthesis, that he will speak from
the Baptist pulpit next Sabbath after
noon, at 81 O'Clock. The choir then
sang "'March the Men of Harlecb," an
old Welsh air; Rev. Mr.. Davis spoke
briefly in Welsh. w. Jay Evans an
nounced that one year from to-day
another picnic would be held in this
grove, and hoped that a more friendly
and Christian spirit would he culii-
yated among the Sabbath Schools,
that we can next year unite lin one
grand piopic, OF The Sabbath Schools of
Paris.ip Rev. Jsaest them pronouuced
the benediation and the people said
Amen. ~ iFui .T,y owed .yRH IBti /
To complete the enjoyment of the I
day two good swings were prepared,
and souls and bodies were hovefing
between heayeh and earth, until the /
pale beams sbone through the
81 Atldi went merry as "a
marriage selInad 7iais lirf 'hIYPo.h
jhiE3a loo Il tgdT HuE "a ssr :
--fpsf..uaa.. / f.
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The Mas. HsIzrle.a .a

Ine MasB r1Zkie-
The Radical Mass iMcetins at The
Opera House on "Wednesday of last
week wis the Smallest affair i'll the fine
of political meetings ti,at eyer came
off in Portage county. The leaders Of
the party had made cslcnlationsifdt a
grand gathering. a. Senator Mefton,
enc Of their NEST distinguished ora.
tsre, and Hon. Il. iDanford, d member
OF Congress from the Bingham Dis-
trict, were the attractions presented
to the people, and at an early hour in
the morning the speakers made otheir
grand entree into town. Pre- town
was ragged and Tagged out to fits and
presented a holiday appearance, bnt
the masses were nowhere! TO be seen
AT one O'Clock in the afternoon, the
time for the meeting to open,' There
were just three persons ntiie Opera
House. A half hour fatefS and the
crowd had swelled to thirty. The
band was sent out over town to drum
up recruits, and at about two O'Clock,
when the speakers arrived at the. hall,
about two hundred and fifty people
had gathered there; and at no time
daring the meeting did the number
present exceed three hundred. 70 "'.
Senator Morton was introduced to
the audience by Judge Day, and for
about two hours treated his hearers to
a rehash of his Urbana speech. A
small portion of the time was devoted
10 the subject of the finances and in
vain effort to clear up his record on
that subject, land he showed his hearers
a great degree of deXterity in turning
political fip-faps. Most of the bal
ance Of his harrangue was devoted TO
flaunting the bloody shirt in the
faces of his hearers. Danfora followed
in ranting, demagoguical harrangtie,
aimed in most part at the, Pope aid
his followers. 'a '+a ~ f;7iii
In point OF numbers and eiitkasf-
asm the meeting was a total failure,
and the party can hardl ysliOpetepfofit
by it. The papers of that party are
boasting sf their Immense
but this iwas scnot one Of
them. Their big meetings ilr this re-
gion are like the milk-siekness aud
ague in Indiana, just ever iii the;next
county, He91 . 1oi bsiit" 81 .'"'1 .isi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

y, The Radical States of Massachusetts
and Minnesota have both statutes
nearly identical with the Geghan bill,
passed by the last Legislature Of this
State, but yet the Radicals don't. set
mp any howl, about tho Republicans of
those States being in favor of a. divis-
ion of their school funds.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

THE Radicals can have no hopes Of
returning to specie payments in the
near future except througn'a contrac-
ton of the volume of the currency.
Do they suppose it will be as easy to
obtain money when there is but half
Or wo-thirds thespresent amount in
tiFeulaifon2- De the peopss- want it
more difficult to obtain?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

. JTHE holders lef,.American bonds
abroad have a III ortgage on every dol
lar of gold dug from our mines each
year, and can foreclpse. to tile extent
of our whole anifual product Of that
metal and fifty millionsl besides each
year. Now, if we are bound to have
a specie basis paper. currency, = the
banks OF En- gland, France and Ger
many must issuuteE it FIR us.- Inl4ia,s-
apoitSsSnn.Y4 Y4JHd 'et Is-.sgii 3iJ
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For the 10Th District,

THERE was gentle snow storm 1t
Pixies Peak on Thursday. IoG 1851
THREE boys were drowned at Buff
falo on Saturday while bathing.
STORMS similar to those which re-
Gently devastated the West occurred
last week in the vicinity Of NewY ork,
doing much damage.
THE Crusaders of Westerviile, Ohio,
have again blown up Corbin's saloon,
this time almost wrecking the build
ing, But Corbin is encouraged to per
severe. r
Four inmates of the st. Louis In
sane Asylum died on Saturday from
poison unwittingly administered in a
sedatiye mixture.
A CAR at the mouth of Mount Pleas
ant mine, near Scranton, Pa, became
detached from its fasteninss on Satur-
day morning, and rushing down the
slope killed two men and fatally in
jured a third.
"A FIRE at Dubuque, on Sunday
morning destroyed several buildings,
causing loss of $4,000 to $4,000.
BY the defalcation of the head or
the ribbon department of E. S. Jaffray
6 Co.. dry goods dealers of New York
that\house lose $4,000. .~.it
A REAL estate broker and builder
of Springfield, Mass, has failed for
$50. 200. He had rather more con
traction than was desirable, ...,f
AN immense meeting at Chicago on
Friday night was addressed by Judge
Kelley on the subject Of finance.
EN-GoyEHNoR VIM. A. Graham, OF
North Carolina, died at Congress Hall,
Saratoga, on the morning of the 1lth
inst, OF organic disease Of the heart.
IT is telegraphed from the Indian
Territory that Charles Tompson who
gan for Chief of the Cherekees agar ut
w. r. Ross, in the late election is
elected by fully 5000 majority.
TnE body of Jesse Woodson was
found about a mile and half frsnn
AurfreesbsrO, Tenn, on Friday morn
ing hanging to tree, riddIed with
bullets. .ns -
The steamer Hugh Martin running
between London and Knoxville blew
up on Monday morning, and it is re.
ported that four persons were killed
and ten wounded.
The Boston Post says "The elspe-
ment of negro coachman and beau
tifxl white girl has get the Long
Islanders chOler up"
WHILE our neighbors are about it
hadn't they better take back all they
said about the Geghan bill before they
knew what that bill was and com.
nsence anewf
The Secretary of the Treasury has
called for $40, ,OOO, 900 Of the $40 bonds.
the syndicate having made another
subscription for that sum. This leaves
but $3S, ,537 $50, of the new five per
cent. bonds in the hands of the Treas
urer, and the syndicate has until No
vember 18th to take the amount.
The Radical newspapers and politi.
clans are not as "sweet" ON Senator
Thurman as they were before his |
speech. They are terribly |
afraid he has injured his chances for !
the Presidency. The fact is they didn't
get as much consolation from that
speech as they expected. Poor fell
lowsi
The jury in case of John D, Lee,
charged with being the leader of the
Mountain Meadow massacre, failed to
agree upon a verdict, and were dis.
1t is reported that they
stood nine for acquittal and three for
If the Mormons would
give Lee an increase Of salary of S8O,- !
400 he would have about the same :
'eason to be happy as the great PIym- q
,uth preacher. j
.1 -,ut5 j.
-..s s.f t..f 9
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stf'lItI u q
bIEiI-

sTINEH--inI Rnot>town.' 'Ahs. s.Dls7s. ltirhe
residence OF Mrs. T. F..Col,on.i oflrpnssu,lI-
ton Rachel stner. aged q years.,i;g yn
MY kRS.-In this villogc, the evening of
Tuesday, aixdst ltth.' of cholera III fanttnin,
s,fnsnk infant son OF Lcwis A, aad tEliAsieth
9Nsefs. aged twp npsnths.o'. jE..i--.ij3ii
PLUM ER.-Im insmore.' Pa. Jqig "A, Nrs
Ella Piummcr, wife OF l.. J. I'iummcY and
daughter of Mrs. Emma Hr'f>6n of Etl;nturg.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

nj OHaRAEs 81, ilIsNK t, fclia.ai,y. .ycs,rs
President OF 4Oberlin ,Csllsge.odied
yery.suddenlyiO OF heart 'diseaseI at 3 lhis
residence in Oberiin, atnifcnr nO'clock
Monday morning Up.to the time of
his death be Masdn the enjOYmenti of
his usnal health-b sdJ hobapi11gi 9a-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

I'd Ting yellow fever made .is. appear
,ance aa aPascagpaiss Miss, ,oa,alurdaY,
the Sth inst, supposed to. 7.haRee been
brought from AaEsnna, -Onithe iizth
sasre- yers, thirty GaseS,l aAsi ..aeysn
iiipat hs bad oaqnfEea ny ta,thaLtiEo,i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-19

The st. Loniss il 6Sots -Y0ebttt;f|dt
iearns that ,some'twelve families have
been forced to leave w illiafasohoeou
ty, Illinoisswithin:ao oweelt'i to'i escape
the vengeance Of the outlaws wholrule
that county, and imam y. ,noreIare' quiet
ly arranging their business affairs pre-
.paratory,tA leaying-Di And yetshEre is
no ohpwlsabout Ku-Kldk and no inter-
ference from federal itrospxtod Iua :
ssW -18f1-tf-,ii = --.-ff1e--e~>-e----t-
JOHN SHERMAN, ,,the Olad'SenHtBr, is
a great 4 aah oieH 10 No doubt ofifI lie
went into the United Statesi FSeDttstesa
fey years since notpwoHble a Garth}ng,
$7d6,e00 Besides that, he has Inn
)provcduthe sfortune aof aoBrdther-fn-
law OF Two, in about the SANS pro-
pOrtion.-Ind. Sun. .~iimss,I :,3
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MARRIED-

POSTLER-CONWAY- In the Catholic Church
lin Kent. on sunday, August 18TH. by Rev.
!. Father Carroll. Mr. George Po>tler and Mrs
Mary Conway, both of Dent, Fs -
CRADLE -liEISER At the .Etna House. on
Thursday Aug ~ 1873, by Rev. George Oar
Isle. Mir. J!L.GraHe, of Green, st1nnfit Co.
land Mis. LydiSJ. keiser. OF s,lilield.i u:igi