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Total registered bonds, e4,ooo,ooo Aggregate, j
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1Ota! tcQffttfeta b0nda, e4,uV,uuU. Aggregate,
100000. !
BTEAMBoAr MEN. =
The Executive Committee Of the Nattor !,
Boast. Of Steam Navigation held meeting j
this city totlay to take measures In urTI
favorable action BY Congress upon the Stetf
boat bill. -
NEW TRIAL..
Judge Macarthur TODAY granted q motion for
a new trial in the case Of cI-Asslstant Secrc-
tnry Of tic Treasury aawyer. and cx-c -comfnls-
stoncrs OF Custone Ilalncs and Brooks. some
weeks ago convicted Of co1aptrtn0 10 1efraud
the Government. Defendants wrro released
with the understanding that they give bail On
Monday next.
Ex-0oy. PACKARD
left tonight. called 10 New Orleans BY tho ILL.,
ness of one Of bis children.
HEvlst0N or SENATE COMMITTEES.
Tie Democratic cauc,is Of Senators t1lts morn
Ing assigned Vs,o.hces TO the Finance Commit.
tee: Jonea (Fla.) to the Committee OH Naval
Affairs; Butler 10 the Committee on Military
Affairs; Harris TO the Committee OH the Dis
tript Of Columbia, and Mcdonald tu the Com
mlttce on Indian Affairs. with tho understand.
in. that lie will give way to Euss's, should the
latter ho seated.
Mr.. Danc has reltnqutshctl tho Craftsmanship
Of the Clytl scrrice ami KetrcnchmenI Commit
tee iii favor Of Teller. and taken tho Chairman
ship Of the Committee on Rules.
, 1877-12-07
WASHINGTON.
The Tenure-of-Office Law
Discussed in Executive
Session.
Does tho Right Of Appointment Be-
long to the President Or
the Senators
Several Speeches Sustaining the
Position Taken by Presi.
dent Hayes.
Nominations Falling with the
Extra Session Returned
to tho Senate.
The President Ignores Sus-
pended Officials in
All Gases.
A New York Delegation in the
Machine Interest Promptly
Snubbed.
The Senate, by a Decisive Vote, Decides
to Consider the Silver
| Bill.
1t Will Come up Next Week and
Be Pressed to Its
Passage.
Senator Matthew'S Plan to Obtain the
| Sense Of Congress- on tho
Silver Question,
It Wilt Come up Next Week and
Be Pressed to Its
Passage.
Senator Matthew'S Plan to Obtain the
Sense Of Congress- On tho
Silver Question,
THE NOMINATIONS.

Special DisoatcA 10 N. Chicago Tribune,
WAsu1N0roN. b. C., Dec. 6.--Thc Tfesldent
scnt in this afternoon tho nominations Of Roosc-
velt and Prince to be respectively Collector and
Naval Officer Of New York. Tho opponents Of
tho Administration c1nlm In consequence thnt
the Prestdcut has laid down the gage Of battle.
Ever since the extra session adjourned there
have boon rumors that truce was being ncGo~
tinted between tho President and Senator Couk-
ling, through Secretary Evasts. It is evident
That efforts at such truce havo hccn made, but
they did not proceed from the Administrator
and 10 fur a they have como from the ConklinE
side the truce appears only to have meant that
tho President
SHOULD PUBLICLY SURRENDER.
That he has not done 10, tue nomination Of
tho New York Custom-llouse nppo!ntecs Is
witness. Ben Hill, in m Interview With TIE
TRIBUNE correspondent tonight, said he know
that there had been no adjustment Of the dill
Guilty bctwecn Conklug and the President, and
be was satisfied from tho situation that there
could be no truce. "All the President has To
do,n said IIill, "s to firmly adhere to hia poat-
tlou, and Conkl[nR's defeat Is
oxLr 4 NATTER or TINE.
80 fur, ConklIng's SUCCESSES have only been ND
parent; they arc not lasting. Tho action Of tho
scnntc to-day shows that in the end he will bo
an,n,,v vhlnnrd. Of rourso I don't know what
tba 1,cn,,h,c.n, ara doing. They may Ia match.
t,,n ~, - ,nttlcmcn, wh,,o nrctend,nr ia feht.
hnt ann,t hclioyo II. Tho who,o matter rests
with President Hayes, and II he stands firm
cork,,nr "a ronc.,,
Tn,nnh,n, 1awr.rrc,. not,c va. mt s.nt in
y. Go,irctor =; Nav Orleans TO-DAY. for the
rcoson int IL Is mt ycs dctcrmined whethcr l,o
.v,,1 ho ~.non,n.tc1 INV. PACKARD. therefore.
u.a cr.rcv
tn h.. .,rorr .npnort hoth on,ono rodcnf mil
ao,..~vottvs Fcn,,hltcant. The Wec.prcsi,lcnt
:. sstd -. foxor KIN Thc Rcrul,iran. oeuer,
~. "a,.,asr Lin, - oo,,, md rnmrctent ntf]ctr
s ,sta.s ,mtsor+.v h.s never hrcn ass.tlcd. II I.
,r,nd r., fevor of Parkanl'a nominntion thst
aa,.h,.a - no,,,h,fca,. w,,,,d rccoonixc i'm fact
~. tha rrr.,."nt ,n,.nds tn cncoI,rore than.
s.t,,. - ~. ..r,o tins Nav f1rlrans Toud an.
,,,.a "a. aanI co,,eo,or
."'s .,s,s s ~an,. ~, va.r,ox v.,r r-ox r,tn
PRESIDENT.
, 1877-12-07

ycnsrs. Conkiin1, 11oar, nnd saulsbuEy, who
w.sl! hare voted II the a,sn:s,vs wts1 p.!ssd
V" H. e1sS ros .s1' IT, Il " .aa hi.
s,,ua st",a tpeansj bas a. to bow scr 81
then, would vote ho die not know,
Nr. Thurman said be was patred on a'fpolltiesl
questions with thu SenAtUs from Vermont Eli
mundsl, who was detained At ha hocae by sgck.
ncss. lie iThurnanl did not ctn*tder this potlt-
M s Il b X woa
se se1eIai senator.-'oh, Il; this /. not political
iii. Merrill raid ho did not cousldc. this no.
lft,ca' question:, but he had ssonbta ~ to how hs
Mr, Wnyte aid he was paired with tho Renator
trou, AlalAma tSpenccE} on the Eus1is cate. but
nothinx was said wta.avcr about tho altvor 4ues.
w; II. B..,as ..sa; sput!nx my tsssn. Illness,
uaa paired with the senstur from M,sssstppi LA.
mari. who wtth:xrcat eoasttsy and klndaess tou;
rnappsarsncc.. In ths srnate. Thc Senator from
Coloiado rr.alcr was paired at tho fems time with
ias as naeaas oa pssss sss.op. .te H.
question of LOUISIANA and south Earulina senator.
ahlps came up she Senators tfum M:.s'saigpi and
tho concurrence Of my co1eague. shese scnstors
r:.s x s ;es W. I'll scso
T. sGa@!f'. r. and AMI tss % ssas!ot from @ sol:!sao
oregon tsoverj. insi4s ths Dc tailed leu
my voling ln.dsy without explanation might he
msundefatotx'. ~ tie Senator ttun, Oregon has
Bot yet returned"
Nj. Taller said hts pair with Grossr was % all
political question:. bnt ~ this was not political
question 1s tell II liberty to vote.
str. Cuckrrll said hr wouId not hare paired on
pair been unsrt.tood. ont tho senator f1eu,
Massachusetts tlloar> spoks to him about rafr.
and l.e promised u rlsasr 1ait with him himself 1t
furnish ono. TO this Mr. lloxF agreed, aud the ex.
tent Of tho pair was ieft to hs colleague tbawcs!,
whu shought 1t should be observed On ibis bill,
| and thefefofu hs did mol Yotc.
The melton II Mr.. Ailtsun was then axreedto-
Yeax. Il: nuyt. IL:
, 1877-12-07

Kpectal NspdscA to T7e E1tcd7n Tribune.
FORT WArxx, Ind, Dec. CA farmer named
Benjamin Parkinson, living in Adams County,
while hunting IN Monday, accidentally ahot
himself, causing death In 4 few hours.
Special I3suah:A to 1as Efteaao Tr7sHss.
Kalamazoo, AfLch., lDcc. .h-Charles Craw-
ford, lad II years Of aRc, living seycu miles
north Of this place, went out hunting restef-
day, and, rctutn!nK At evening. attempted to
gun nnzzle frat. The gun was accidentally dis
charged. aud tho contents entered his stomach
causing instant death.
, 1877-12-07

sorTu BERwIcK. Me-, Dec. 8.-Jos,n Fl. Bur-
leigh, ex.tncsnbsr Of Congress from the First
District and President Of the South Berwick
Nntioupl Bank, xas killed last night by hts
horse shytng on the bridgc oyer Salmon Falls
KiYef.
, 1877-12-07

1T. Jolly. n. g., Dec GA building in couEao
of erection m rrinrc William street fell, and
eight men asc supposed To hAre bccu crushed TO
tehth.
, 1877-12-07

WAslt1xaTox, u. C., Dec. I'll T. m.-For the
Lake Region, falling harometer, after tempo-
ra1y stsa over the Lower Lakes, variable winds,
shifting to kouthwesterly and southeastef1y,
c1ot,dy, stslnE temperature, aud partly cloudy
weather, excepting light snows along the Lower
Lakes. -
luuAL o8a8syATloxs.
, 1877-12-07

PoncitATouLA La. Dcc. GA scl'ooitsachcr
named Varnsy was arrested and lodged IN jail
on Charge of drunkenness last night. Tho
death.
, 1877-12-07
SuiC1QE.

Wu1sIuo, ". Va, De. 6-Fht4 Zohstmhes,
. bazkeeper for II. Blumbenburg, su,cided At
O'Clock to-day BY shootinx himself through tho
hralt. uts ptpcrs shox him to hare been el-
gagged Ii ! commission buAinsaI Ii hit%bu1K
last 11llnuieI.
, 1877-12-07

HEUl{B1A ELF1I IIKUNs .
ATLANTA, Dec, G--Futther retuFna to-day In
dfente Atlanta ~ tl,e Capttal bY 40.0D0 majority
The new Constitution ~ adopted by nearly the
salne yute. Tbs Homestead Ut 1a77 wha saoptpo
by stBa ali tQaIuf1tY,
, 1877-12-07

NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRACY.
CoscoRp, N. H., Dec. R-Tho Democratic
Statb COMMITTEES 0-niEht decided to hold IT.
State Convention Jan. 10 ln thIs city.
, 1877-12-07
CENTRAL, CHURCH,

Don't forget to renew yous sat. for la7s.
.ARCEIITECT8-
Carroll County. Ky.. will par for F!ans. sptc!acA.
tEone and ENtnaes Of Cost Accetod for couEtllausa
&a4 jail. &1C{l Fur p1ofQ particulars addreAA
", Y. ttl}Wk, C&fro1lton, Ky,
, 1877-12-07

The Bill Of COMPLAINT


Junction charges Rowland Z. Anthony franclsC Nye,
and Theodore kFc all Of New York vita ht!ing man.
made sus.i .isnil.iiy lifs the so:&!ls. "Lisb.a!nx"
bottle; ;st9kper', patented Jan. 1878 aud Fe'''ued
Al ssaIcd term Of tho Circuit Court OF the United
ststca Of America. for tho Southern D!stties Of New
ioff. i tic Bseoil c!rsuit hed !! tho uned s.scs
lie IL ~ 81 bseebe Il III yeas 81 OR Lord
tlo!.and eaht hnaarea and se.enty Tprese1t,
rutnam md karl liuttcr n. itowIeaI g, Anthony.
Y ;aa ss
b. fssaed rrsraInnG tbs dctc!daut4. thtsr Agents,
fnRcn!rns ehsTEed IN th. bin of conr1aint Alcd tn
thu aetlom afer hearing tho proof. slmlted Oh the
paft Of the c1npatnAnts In support Ut 14d notion s4
81 Tho defendants in obpo..io tacreto and ATTIC! hear
Inn FatDefE Hafen9 kn,l Th0MA1 II. lkudke Ut cGuh.
actfor the complanan". and Francis e. SsS for tho
i ordtfedthst ssti motion ba granted. and that an
n1uaeso4 b ia.uetl .Eaip.t .sld dsisnd.nts their
nx them. and each OF them. from further Infringe.
N1ent OF 4ala eoMnA!AAnts narnt. A. prayed IN sad
bill ut complaint, untll further order Of the Court.
{Hlgned} 8AMuEL BLATCl!fuKD.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

THE Compromise Bill for counting
the Electoral votes has passed both
branches of Congress, been approved
by the President, and has become a
law. The work OF counting the votes
will, under the provisions of the act,
be commenced to-day, and it is tho't
will be completed in the course of
three weeks. The counting will not
be done by the President of the SEN
ate, as the plan adopted has eflectually
exploded that absurd claim of the Rad
ical cOnspiratOrs. There will be n
peaceable solution of the difficulties,
and the dire consequences which have
been predicted will be avoided. What
will he the final result cannot with
certainty he foretold, but the Demo-
crats repOsing full confidence in the
justice OF their cause, believing that
'Gilden and Hendricks have fairly and
honestly been elected, will await the
determination of the Commission with
anxiety, yet with faith in the ultimate
triumph of the verdict of the people.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01
SHALERSVILLE.
CORRESPONDENCE

Our town was considerably startled
yesterday at learning that "Our Char
ley" of merchaptile fame, had com
mitted ma'rimony. This occurred last
week, but did not become public until
yesterday. The event, though expect
ed by many. was stunning in its effect.
That such a confirmed bachelor should,
during such hard times, deliberately
tn ! ust his nose. into tie matrimonial
halter, (-omeiines called hymeniaD
was a matter of wonder to many. We
trust that future ''returping boards"
may give them "isir count and that
intimidation and terrorism may be un-
known to them. Mrs. Cornelia Beech
er is the happy lady.
Our Literary Is progressing finely,
future Presidents and congressman
holding forth each Wednesday, to adj
miriBg audiences, Zach one convinced
that ..my som has Just wiped ou."
the opposition. Next week is TO be
discussed the cooperative system OF
trading. II you wish 10 become en-
iightened on the subject OF political
economy just ride out here on that
evening aud hear the pros and cons.
MIR. a Sterling is lying at his house
ai the Confer in a critical condition,
suffering from an attack of typhoid
pneumonia.
Mr.. Isaac X ssson, an old citizen OF
this town, is gradually nearing the
brink of that often explored but still
unknown country, lie suffers from
diabetes.
a young gentleman named Crooks
has in successful operation Singing
School, at the Center. and this much
neglected accomplishment is 10 be de-
velored in the future by our young
people. Success to the enterprise.
Jan, %, 1876. OCCAsIoNAL.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

WILLIAM BOONE Us. CALVIN MoATz
TALVIN MOATH, whose place OF residence
" is unknown will take notice that William
Boone of Summit county. in the State of Ohio,
did. ON the 9Th day OF october. ID. 1916, file
his petition and affidavit in attachment and
garnishmcnt In the Court OF Common Pleas
within aud for the County OF Portage in the
said State of Ohio. against the said Calvin
Moatz. defendant. setting forth that said plain
tiff did, the 3i>t day Of july, 1876. obtain
/. juti gnent against the said de fendant for the
OF $is5 81, his ,ebt. and 81 50 his costs. bt
fore one Davhi w Martin, Il Justice of The
Peace in and for Springfield Township. sum
nit County. Ohio. That said judsm smcnt remains
in full force unrcvcfsc,l and un>ati>iie,l, that
said defendant has rot paid said SUNS of mon
ey or any part thereof, ana praying for Il judg-
ment against said defendant for the sum OF
$13S.il with interest thereon from Jnly 3fSt,
1876 And said affidavit heiug TO The effect that
said Calvin Moatz is Il nonresident of the State
of Ohio that lie absconled With the intent to
cheat his creditors. and that one Joshua Cat
lin. OF the County of Portage and state of Ohio,
and one Cyrus Yarrick, of Summit County.
Ohio. are indebted to the defendant. Calvin
Moatz is notified that he is to appear and an
swer said peti.ion on or before the 10th day oil
February next
BY w. B THOMAS,
Atty for Plaintiff.
January 1877 4"f6w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01
Ceiling Mt the Bottom Facts.

On the Both ult., Mr.. .Littieiield, Clerk
of the Louisiana Returning BOard, ,tes-
tifed before the Morrison liouseCom-
mittee that on the Both of December
he altered the original returns from
two Of the polls in Vernon parish SO
as to transpose rs Democratic votes
over to the Republican candidates;
that he did this by the express direc-
ton of Governor Wells, and that after
making copies of the altered originals
and substituting them for the originals
the latter were burned, either by him
self or Gov. Wells, he did not remem-
Der which, but at all events with Gov.
Wells knowledge.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

WHILE the Radical papers were cir
cUlsting Zach ChsudIer's denial that
he sent any such dispatch "a that at
tributed to- him directing Governor
Stearns 10 "hold Florida-Money and
troops will he furnished" the tele-
graphic operator at Tallahassee swors
before the House Committee, that
Stearns did telegraph Chandler for
troops and money, and that Chandler
replied that he had seen tho Secretary
of War, and that money and troops
would be furnished !; and further, thet
ON the 18th of NOyember--only four
days Ihereaiter--troops did arrive at
Tallahassee. Tins is rather strange
coincidence on the theory that Old
Zach tells the truth.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01
The Cause of the Conspirntors Failing to
Pieces.

The Cause of the ConspirRtOrs Failing to
Pieces.
Each day goes to show how rotten
aud desp'csbly weak is the cause Of
tho conspirators. To day the tele.
graph operator ut Tallahassee testified
before the Committee on the Iriyi-
leges OF ti:e House that Governor
Siearns did telegraph Zach Chandler
for money and troops, and that Chan
dler replied that he had seen Tie Sec
retary of War, and that moneg aud
troops would be furnished. David
Dudley Field is reported to have said
tonight that he has reached n position
To convict Chandler of suborna;ion Of
perjury and fraud, and that he will
compel him within IL very short tune
10 give up the whole conspiracy TO
steal Hayes in, entered into at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel the day after the
or subject jay Gould 10 the
charge of forging Chambers name to
kilograms that the case stands about
i've to two that the whole Hayes con-
spiracy break s up and disbands within
ten days after The passage of the Com
promise Bill, anu All even thing that
the conspiratOrs will! not make any
respectable effort to present their case
that Chandler, rather than incur the
above enumerated, will
abandon the steal and call oil the
smaller dogs who have been in league
with bim.-[ Washington Special, jan
uary 25th. !
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01
FRANK uoFr VS.. CALVIN MoArz.

FkANk tfoFF vs. CAENlN MOATL.
CALVIN MOA1Z whose place of residence
~ is unknown, will take notice that Frank
liof, of the County of Portage. in the state OF
Ohio. did. on the 7th day OF October 1876, file his
Petition ami A ffislavit in Attachments and
Garuishmcnt. in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Portage. in The
said state OF Ohio against the aidCalvin Mo;;iz.
defendant, settin:s forth that said piautif is Ii
owner and holder oi Il PROMISE note given y
said Calvin Moatz as principal and Samuel
Moatz as surety. hearing date Mar'h 25;h. 1915.
and calling Tor tiic payment OF $40 D to said
Frank llOflor bearer. eight months from date.
That said samuel Mo..tz i> wholly iEsolvcnt that
part nj said mole has been paid: that there
is now due ON said note the stun al $i3J 00 with
interest thereoa from NOV. sotn, lS.., Ior which
jud dSmcnt is asked. said affidavit being to the
effect that said Calvin MOatz is non n-resident
OF the State OF Ohio; that he al,sconde'l with in
tent TO dclraud his creditors; that one shua
L. Catlin III Portage County ana state OF Ohio.
and one Cyrus Yarrick of Summit Countv. Ohio.
are iGdebt,' to said defendant And the said
Calvin Moatz is notified that he is required to
appear and answer said petition before
the third Saturday after the 16.h day OF Febru-
iir, next.
w i. THOMAS,
Atty for Plaintiff.
January 8 1877. 4;6-6w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

SOME of The Republicans who are a
little 'wamplecropped" over the de-
feat of John A. Logan, for Unite d
States Senator, are trying to extract
consolation from the hope that he may
be appointed a Judge of the u. S. Su-
preme Court And yet those same
fellows are terribly alarmed that The
dignity of that court may be impaired
by dabbling in ''the dirty pool OF pol
itics."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01
RAvEsNA. THURSDAY. FEB. ,.rs7.

THERE are fiffy-six railroads in op-
Grafton in Ohio.
The Warren Churches are holding
revival meetings, which are largely
attended.
The Academy of Music at Indiana
polls was destroyed by fire Saturday
night.
Ok Friday last the Legislature OF
Georgia elected Ben.Hih to heUnited
States Senate from that State.
JUDGE WELKER has appointed Hon.
l.. G.. Jones, of Warren. Register in
bankruptcy for Northern Ohio.
THE Stark County Infirmary con-
tains two hundred and thirty-fonr in
mates.
CHARLES S. ABELI., the Secretary of
the Louisiana Returning Board, re-
turned to his home, in Warren, last
week.
SIGNoR BLrTz, the great pretidigita
tor died at Philadelphia on Sunday
after an illness of seven years, of con-
sumption. .saH
THE President of the senate don't
seem to be counting the votes very
much and the Radical leaders are un-
happy.
THE President has pardoned Gener-
al John Mcdonald, of whisky ring
notoriety, and Colonel Joyce is ex-
pected to escape in few days.
The loss by the explosion of the
oil-works of Jenney & Co., in Boston
Friday night, is estimated at S40O 600.
Insurance $4,000. The body of Cor
liss, the employe, was recovered.
A PEDDLER called at the house Of s.
S. Chalfant, in Fairfield Comfy. Ohio,
Friday evening, and obtained permis-
sion TO lodge over night. During the
night he chloroformed the entire fam
lily and ransacked the house. carrying
off 5000 in cash and $50 900 in drafts.
THIRTEEN convicts were sent to TIE
Peniteutiary from Stark county during
the last term of court. Their terms
of service in that institution aggrc-
gate forty-six years.
The time approaches when q fellow
buys for his chum's sister highly Or
namental valentine, the great center of
attraction of which is picture Of the
fabled boy who has decidedly more
wings than oyercoat-[E Ex.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

AMONG the orators doing service for
the Radical cause last fall was Gener
al A. Banning Norton, formerly OF
this State, but of late postmaster of
Dallas, Texas. The Radicals of Ia
VIENNA had the supreme pleasure TO
listen 10 the relation OF the horrible
tales he told To- fire the Northern
rise in mutiny. And now comes the
report that this patriot and saint has
been removed from Office for groas
financial irregularities. Thus, one by
one the roses fall.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

The State of Ohio, | In the Court OF common
Porta ge County, ss.] Pleas.
J. n. Fiester. Plaintif,
Samuel Carlisle, Defendant.)
eIHHE defendant. Samuel Carlisle. who resides
i in the tate of Michigan. will take notice,
that }. N. Flester. of the County of Trumhuli
October. A. ID. 1876 file his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the County OF
Portage in said state of Ohio, against said Sam
uel Carlisle, defentlant.setting forth the follow
Ing in substance. to wit: To recover the ameunt
due him certain promis>ory note given by
said defendant TO said plaintiff January Is. A. D.
tss6. for the sum OF $50 So due in two months
18th, D. 1876: also. to recover amount due said
plaintiff from said defendant on book account.
the sum of $50 with interest thereon from the
9Th day of Ju y, a d. 1876
Said petition ALLEGES that plaintiff is still the
owner and holder of said note and book account.
thereon. That, said 25th day OF October. A.
D. 1876, plaintiff duly caused an attscbme"t to
issue against the defendant to the Sheriff OF
Portage County. Ohio. by virtue whereof said
Sheriff on the same day daily attached the fol
lowing described real estate: Situate in the
Township of Paris. County Of Portage anu
State of ohio, and known village lots Nos.
lase plat of harris port in said Township,
County and State.
Said defendant is required to answer to said
petition before the third Saturday alter
the 23rd day II February. A ID. 1877 at which
time. or as soon thereafter said Court can
and an order to sell sand lots of land aforesaid.
N FIESTER.
BY G. B. NEwToN. Atty tor plaintiff.
Ravepna, Ohio. January &. fSfs 47-6W
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

THE Minnesota Legislature are
bound TO protect the people of that
State against the heartless greed of the
money lenders, and for that purpose
have introduced bill "to prevent
usurous interest" fixing the legal rate
OF interest al IL I er centum.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01

AT meeting of the Masters, Past.
Masters and their wives, of the sever
al Oranges of the Patrons of Husban-
dry of this county, held at the hall of
Ravenna Grange, on Saturday last, j.
II. Giddings, of Edinburgh, was elect.
ed Representative to the State Grange
TO be held i'm Cincinnati on the Doth of
February next, aud III. ID. Hudson, of
Deerield was elected alternate.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-02-01
LEN EEIS
ss|'.sal Boarding statIa.


Would respectfully inform all in want Of a first
class Livery omtit. tia; he is now prefaI ell To
furnish them tue same on reasonable terms
Passengers convey e'i to any part of the couu-
try.
Particular attention given to Hoarlin. horses
by the feed. day, week or month. Also will
attend to the purchase and sale of horses for
customers.
Stables en- Chestnut Street, North of Empire
Building.
Ravcnna. Januaey 18TH 1871 Al