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, 1879-05-30
EDUCATIONAL.

6pec7d1 UlspdacN 70 11s 1f75uN&
DIonMisnroN, la.. May 9.-'rhs tonth an.
nual Commencement oi bloomington High
school occurred to-day ut Dur!cy Hall, there
boing q forenoon Aul atturnoou sesatoo. Esch
Of tho entire class Of thirty waa on tho pro-
gramme. Capt. J. Il. Rowsll, on bOlaif Ut the
school Board, delivered braot address md re-
cept(nn occurred ut the homo OF Z. 81. Pripca.
Ever 3O0 guests were present.
, 1879-05-30
FOREIGN MISSIONS,

Last evening tho tenth anniversary 1t the Ex-
ecuttye Committee Of tho Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society wan held tn the Centenary
u. Z. Church, on West Monroe street.
Mfs. Skidnanru preatled, anil she platform waz
also occupied by Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Gen. Cowan,
Of CHelunati, aud biss, Prescott, Of st, Louis.
hs900th Hymn was sung, begtnuIugt "Jesus
shall reign where'es tho sun," After prayer
, 1879-05-30
The HlBERhlhNS.

COLUMBUS, May aD-The State Convention
ot tue Ancient Order Of lllbsrnlaus mat heEa
to-day, thirty delexates being pTotsns, and rep
EasautEnX tNanty-scYen cuuata1&. Tba Alter
noon MAS devoted to pusiusas connected With
the Order.
, 1879-05-30
4 SINGULAR STATEMENT,
&ntfff3} hsnfftk In J&X TkjkHH&

DEs Moisss. IL, Aay GA private letter
to hls father, rocsiTe1 to-day from Lout. ]. 4.
O!m.tead, of thu Thirteenth United Htates la-
fsntsy, says tllnt yellow fsYer haa broken out
badly it New Orleans, anu that the regiment IL
oristea north Yia Atlanta, The fact is sup
preaaod hy tho authorities,
, 1879-05-30

dIeC70I LH{pNIcH 70 1HH 1Y7uR1sse
Nsw ORLEANS, La., May 2o.-1he Cousen-
t!on tomorrow will paas an ordinance rspudlat-
luz all but QUO 18th OF the State debt. A rare'
full poll Of members makoa thts conclusion insv.
ttabs. l.s.s thsn $1,000 600 will staad. Tho
bunuholdcEs coucedB this
, 1879-05-30

Epfcidf {Tsfh,fcAfs su The JFthHnf.
WArEnrowN, Wis., May oy.-Slnco the recent
ra.ns there Is gruat improvement In tie con-
Lition Of the crops In thla section, an1 q very
confident feeling Is now apparent among our
farnrrs. as whole, tho crop Is fully up to ita
averages condition In tlrlftlsId ygor as this time
Of year, anil unless drawbacks non unforeseen
should Arihe an abundant yield Of all kinds Of
product may reasonably ba expected judEtnI,
from thu present outlook. Tie fow piccca OF
wjutcr wheat hereahouts lpok excellent. Rye
IL already heading OUT much carticr than
usual, at.l fs good crop. spring wheat
IL doing finely. and. although not, a.
heavy on tie ground ~ IN some years, yet, gu
this aenson Of tho yrar, Indicating now y full
aYcrngc Yield. Barley wns cllt aplllo hy the late
trusts, and Ia thin In plaees, but It Is eo,Mins.
along we'll and will naks good return. Coru,
SO fur with us never did better, u,nct, Of It being
heavy In appcarunce Us III solns torner years.
but With a fatr scasou aAead will doubtless Yield
wsti. Tie boy cron will be somewhat
shoIt tn this ssston u,n,' a"{ {.', X the n,c; up
during % ''1 thu dry Nsat|,cr. but MANY
Of tbs n,asshea are III better condition tlan lsst
year, 50 That tha crup Will not te much shoi. II
any ot last season. This section u llIa stats
brighter prospects atcad for III abundant ra'
Wutrawarau, Via, alsy 29.--rhIs section Of
country has suffered severely th!s spring from
Escat nce of ruin, aud The stotms ot lust sa.ur.
| day and Sunday canlu mons to early. As y II
| there will bo i light yicta of gruss, but Il Il
| hoped that tho csop will be sufficient io keep
ts aatfss running astnE t'S t,s9 Ises1 /, tbo dry
Weather mud trusts, but .he amount soTn IL Less
ttan ua,,al. Corn has hesu extensively ptasttesl
u,,l though backward sttl! has time to catra up
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and tho reading Of a SELECTION Of Scriptures by
Mrs. Prescott, the report Of the Hecretnry was
presented BY Mrs. Jalklna, Of Now Hampshire.
This report showed tho receipts Of the past
ytar Ia 1AFe hem m fnt1owa:
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have visited hero rceontly, md tho farmers aro
much rofofced in consequence. Cnrn which did
not have to bo rcptanietl looka we'll. Potato.
bugs havc ctput In appearance tn krtat numbers,
nnI the farmers will be obliged 10 fight then,
almost constantly II they ratao good crop Of
tubesS, Weathcr cool, y.
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ftpscfdI Ntpalche1t q TAf Trtb1nt.
PrHv, Noms''a Co, Nay s.-tiratn Of I'll
coming nrst-r.te. Some chinch.buks.' ;. e.
1,EATntcE, Gage Co., May 2a.-smntl grain IN.
jured 70 per cent bv dry weather. Fair stand
Ut corn. ontlook now very unfavoruble fof
small grain. Chfncl,,l'ugs making their apncar.
ance. Flno rain On the 18th. but mora needed
bsdlJ.
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IOWA.

srretal nfspdteh to Tn< Trtn1sss.
DuaLzao1ox, In, Nay 20-1hls vicinity uss
visited tonight by heavy thunder storm, which
will tent to greatly revive tho dropping splrtts
Of fnrmers, rs cropa had commenced to sutfor
from tho long~conttnued dry spell. In this I'M
mellate vicinity there has been but ono
falt OF rniu for several months, and Tint
acarcely sufficient to wet the ground. The out
look at this time points to a coptous rainfall.
The thunder storm tonight Was preceded by =
very high winu, which made sad havoc among
danasc to crops slni other @ properly, sui nothine
definite Is yet known.
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KANE, urscn Co.. MaY W.-W'nter "heat
neo<.s rain badly. 1Iuadtus out short. Oats
sn,all Good statd OF corn, tut growing slowly.
from dry wentller. Pastures have suffered vary
much. upy crop will bo short.
:, ANNA, Uc.on Co., May 1.--Dsoughs haa ta-
iu.eu outs at lcAst Is per cent Pastures the
same, Corn falr. Acreage full. Winter wheat
heading cut.
OwAAkco. Christian Co., May ee9.-onts only
fair. Whuat just bealu1tnx to bead. Good
stand Of corn, and good color. Fruit, except
ppact,as, all right.
Rlpus FAnai, Vcrmlll1on Co.. Msy ao.-atana
OF coEu IL very poor. l3al eoHl, and drought.
Winter wheat Ia yury Gne.
PALESTINE, Crawford To-, May 93.-SpMo
complaint Ut poot stand OF winter wheasi ts Just
heatillx out. Outlook Tor crops good.
UlHls GHova, Clay Co., May @.-Prtspects
for curu much better tlAn 1aat season Wheat
not as good. Meadows short.
NAutxxvlLLE, Oglo Co., May e1.-Rain On
Sunday ended tic drought hero. Pastures waFo
worry short Stand OF corn Gool. Spring Nleat
injured fully Is per cent by tt.e dEouUhts uat&
a,Hl barley ira still worse. Outlook for crups,
txce,t corn, NIT as promising - lust yeaE.
:C4MkAoN, Warren Co., May 20.-ConstdertnE
ttlu txtrurlt dry weather, tbs small gralns doIrH
well. Largest acseags OF corn ever planted.
htaut EoMl:
6ovfA ELala, ILL.,. May e9.-Abundsns rataa
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AiI2AOnI2I.

MISSOURI.
Hptr'Hl HHspn.eA 10 The 7fsbu.s-
HAZEL Run, NJ. Francois Co., siay 2a-All
crops seriously injured By the drought. Pas
tugcs drying up. Poor stand Of cora, Winter
wheat heading lon. Short featls.
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MINNESOTA.
datetat DspafeA 10 7as Tribune.
WATxRviLLE, LeSuer Co., May 20.-Soripg
wheat Is very THU on the ground. This has
Ing, We shall have sHlaIl yield 1t t!1e bcat,
Our seed was vcrY poor. Not one-tlird gFew.
, 1879-05-30

t1jaEs and others In The crowded tloruuElIaro.
OFFICER pENNEMY
mas intefrogatsl a. to whether he struck the
man With " club. n!l sald positive,Y !lat h9
suppose the tolks up there wRnt to inJ att the
bla1ne on the officers, aud haSu them removed
II oli!cor Deuuehy should 70 along Wabash
ayunte, near the insar&octluA OF Atlatns atrcet,
and set i.e opinion oI the people thcEe On the
atIair, l,s would not he lunE fn making up hts
ullld a. to tukt That tho sentiment IL. And Il
wouldn't bs serr aattsriix TO him, Or 10 Croak,
either.
4rs LAW oY IT.
1t might ba juat ~ well for ths officer who
WAS guilty yesterday Of ran asaault viii, =
asaAIy weapon With Intent to Kill " 40 un4rtnca
and uoteusclcss lnau. ana who but for
fortunate lpdtgectness OF sin might have hcen
x1ty of xu tea uef, ID IL oo5 u Fri. 6oSk
Is Known Al thv "lteyiseu Statutes OF tl.e
State Ut ltnoIs," and Mr.. beaYsy mtgllt do well
10 ptin. iu pamphlet tortu md distribute ~ such
OF Ais sub0rdinatct as eau Eead few selections
ssc, i5o. cl.p. IS, Of The crim'a.l, Code,
which ca. 10 found on page 37b Of the sd!tto. Of
1871, proyides that ''lf any officer in tl'o e1ecu.
tlon ot hta alncs III cstnltnai ease. having iegnl
process, ba 1eaikteu snA aSsaultedt hu shall bs
iustlaed II lie Kill lu asaslaos." And II Is pro-
1ldet, further, thas any utllcer Or prtYats per-
son astsmpt!nE to take into custody anT pefson
charged with felouy, aud being resstcd, may be
justified tu killing lie pHE4ou 50 charged, Eueh
t+ststaneo IL llatlo to lead Ia tic cscapa u tlla
accused. "Pfoytdru," says the taxi, "n,at
sueh o1tlcsE or private Tefsout previous U stlca
killing, shall hAve uted xA reasonable eaSorts to
takp ttu accused without SUCCESS, anl thai, from
all probability, there wsa no prospest Of hetns
Able to preycat injury from suca Esfa!assce aud
tlu, consequent escato Of auch accused person.
The foregoing section clearly sets forth that
therA must bo afelouy committed; that charge
must ~ made snd i warrant Issued; that tle
oltlrer must hare the WARRANT os 0tAer proccos
in btu pusecsslon; TINT ha must use every rsa-
J souabls laeaua 10 lake the arclKeds aud, last,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

THt Constitution of the United
States says-.ArticleX. .eAmendmenta)
The powers not. delegated TO the
United States by thef Consultation. nor
prohibited BY i to the States, are Ee--
the people '9t s'o'@" o'o''.i - qua
T Dels,gl ated / by ,w,ihom,a why, by the
same powers that reserve the rights
not delegated. Yet there are, men who
talk BY the hour in q vain endeavor to
prove that the Federal Union was not
created by the States, using language
for the mere purpose OF concealfng 8
and pervertfng the facts Of history. !.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

DIR. FERRELI. ext Chairman Of the
Republican City Committee of Colum-
bus. sounded the keynote for the Stall
warts in the coming campaign, when
he said 81 have always been . Re-
publicaps from truth, and have polit-
ical conscience, and will not stultify,
myself for friend OF foe.l ,snd. /. do
fclared in lSz7 that !, would never vote
for any man who lent q. hand in the
betrayal Of the Republicans Of; Leisi-
ana and South Caroline, aud I cannot
now vote for the chief instrument in
the damnable, crime of treachery.
cowardice and ingratitude."s,o t.ag a.,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

THE Ohio Editorial Association
commenced it's session at Cincinnati
on Wednesday, and after. spendigg 4
couple OF days in tie Q&s{n city, wilf
start on q grand exe6tsiopSto Colo.
rado. We regret qf inebDsfty to join
with the brethren ION ths intssseting
occasion for which there are 5dst two
reasons. First, the want of the nec-
essary s'shekels," and second, Mack,
the grand mogul, the President Of the
Asscciaton, wbo, rups all its affairs
by Pettingill's Reporter, ignored us
altogether, aud failed to send US an in.
vitation to the great show. And that's
what's the matter. h.r ..o'i q :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

TIE Republicans papers are copying
very extensively what they allege
General Ewing said IN Z speech At CO.
fumbus on the 3Oth Of July, 1873.
They will never forgive the General
for his abuse Hr the ora party of the
people. But the General has contin-
iued to stick by the Democratic flag
rom that day to this, seeing no hope
of reform In American politics but
through the Democratic party The
RAIDS will be able to derive but little
consolation from that source
n - :,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

1.-The assertion of States Rights by
Rhode Island must be o. wet blanket
or those. Republicans who have been
looking forward to An41nperial Re-
public and the obliterAtion of State
lines as the only salvation of order
and property. Senator Anthony, OF
that State, in reference 10 petitions re.
iating to suffrage in that plantation,
said in the Senate the other day :
/" Rhode leland is State in the Union,
Independent in all things except
"those which she has delegated to the
Federal Government. She claims
"the right to make her own funda-
smental laws, to enact her own legis-
:" "lation,g always in obedience to the
" Constitution of the United States
g and the laws ienActed in pursuance
"thereof. She mskes; no. intrusive
+" and impertinent interference In the
g affairs Of other; States, and she toi-
..s crates none in her sowp.rr That ii
excellent Democratic doctrine, though
much denounced and greatly Tsneered
at by Republicans who have lost con-
fdence in the psrmanencey OF Amer
lean ihstitutioos, and who want -
strong, centralized Government at
Washington. The nnb of he.doctrine
of States Rightsfis contained, in the
sentence uttered by Senator Anthony !:
"Rhode Island 10 . State in the Union,
iadependent IN allthings except those
which she has delegated ia the Federal
Government.2 That ignores the claim
that the Siatss have nothing that they
have. mot derived from the centrsl
Government, and that other claim that
the Federal Government has, inherent
powers not delegated to it, and inde-i
pendent of State derivation. Senator
fAnthony enunciated true Democratic
doctrine. The Federal Government
Senator Anthony calls It .Federal-has.
its: rights upon which the States must
not encroach. They a.e. delegated
rights, but not the less under the SUI
preme control of the Federal Govern
ment on that aesount; and, in all such
the Governments aupreme. and ex-i
elusive. The States have their rights,
in which they are supreme and exclu-
siYe, and upon which the Federal Gov
ernment must not obtrude.a That Is
the American: system Of government,
than which none better could be de
vised for the Government, in peace,
security, efficiency and unity of such
. want country. a. is embraced by the.
United; States. Senator.AnthoDy, we
congratulate you on tho Independence
yon have shown in giving public ut
terance, in the face Of opposite views
held by your party, to the purely
American doctrine of Federal and
States rights.-l Enquirer. m ei,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

Hon. FRANK H. HuRD denounces
the statement that he said he would
not vote for Ewing for Governor, as
false. He says: No man has moro
personal grievances against him than
1 have, and no one more than l has
differed from him in the peculiar
views he has maintained upon the
currency question but am fully sat-
isfied that, notwithstanding, those con.
siderations, my duty to the Democrat
ic party rsa9irss me T. support him.,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

:. Cart. g. S. BLAcKFoRD of the
Washington city police, has been re-
moved, and he is out in . whining
loeter about the terrible rdshfp this
1s To- . sone-armed soldier like him.
He does net say that he has had q good
ron, having occupied the place for
years-that he, also draws a good PEN
Sf0n. The fact is, the Captain, when
he run for Sheriff in Stark county, and
the county was- Republican, was so
unpopular as to be defeated. He has
regularly returned to do his voting in
Marlboro township, although he has
not lived there for many years, and
has always been disagreesble, even TO
his Republican friends. The Captain
s6ould submit to the fates without
whining. Hayes can find smother and
Q better place for him. Cannot 1Con-
rressman Mckinley recommend MIN
The Major has been taking good care
of his friends. Capt. Blackford's let
Ger probably is for the very purpose
ef aronsing sympathy, 90 as 10 get
souething better from Hayes. He.
Joves to take care of his Ohio friends.
3Stark Co. Democrat.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19
,AReaie.l Lie nailed.


~ The Republican papers and this sre-
gioh are msnifesting atFast amount of
virtuous indignation over the removal
of Capt. s. Blackford, captain OF
the Capitol Police, and allege that he
was turned out of uffue by FUm-
Ewing and Joe Blackburn to make
'place for q Gettysburg Copperhead'
named Allabuck. A. Warrington
special spoils this infamons eTectioner.,
ing lie of the Radicals. 70 He says:
;" Ewing had no moreso do with Black
ford's removal than had the Akkoond
of Swat. He was removed by. order
Of John G.. Thompson snda 6ergeant-
alarms Bright, of the Senate, after
trial, and upon the chargeaef allo wing,
members of his force to insult women
at the Capitol.sf = II isahighly proper
that these Journals that represent all
the intelligence, decency and morality
of the country should rally tostAe de-
fence of 9 uch q fellow. 10Y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

- 81 sf
In numerous instances, both Mr..
Hayes and Secretary Sherman have
unceremoniously turned ex- Union sol
diers outfof Office, for no other reason
than that their places were wanted FOR
importunate, Qficerseekers, who had
no honorable connection with the war.
This has been q frequent occurrence
ever since the present abnormal Adj
ministration came in with the an
nouncement that there. would he ssno
removals except for cause" The class
of removals to which we refer has
been made in this city. They can be
reckoned up by dozens. They have
been made all over the country; in the
customs and internal revenue branches
of the service. The names Of hundreds
of ex-soldiers, honest, capable, and in
needy circumstances,f can be given,
who have had to yacate Offices to make
room for men of wealth, who scGumu-
lated fortunes by successful trade dur.
ing the war II the face Of this re-
cord, the Ohio Radical convention,
representing Hayes and Sherman, has
undertaken to arraign the Democratic
majority in Congress for removing !
fow abie-bodied Republican. ex-sor-
diers. There has never been q more
shallow, and transparent piece Of Ayp-
ocritical clap-trap than this, and IT
will be so branded by the class to
whom it is intended to cater. The
soldiers learned, long ago, to estimate
at their true value Radical pretences
of peculiar affection for them. So long
as they see. in all. parts of, the, Union,
their late comrades in arms, officially
decapitated by Mr.. Hayes and Mr..
Sherman and other great lightS in the
Radical sanhedrim, and theirs places
given to men who were too deaf to
hear the call to arms during the war,
they will have only contempt for such
snivelling over the soldiers a. the
Ohio convention indalged in.-Wash-
ington Post. ,,,s-... .....s fe.fyg
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

W BEN you hear u Radical politician
bellyaehing about the long session and
enormous expense Sf the Democratic
Legislature, just gently remi1d him of
the passage Of the .WiIliams fee bin
by which saving OF $1g5, ,O00i is af-
fected in the fees and salaries of
county ofilcsrs In the State, exclnsiye e
Of the Joe Poe bill for Cuyahoga
County, which saves to the people of
that county SEC, 600, making saving
of $255, COO - year to the people, or
more than the entire cost Of the Leg
islature for the year. zeaioau 81. 5so
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

10 An attemptwas made to burn Oil
City, Pa, shout three o'clock last Sat-
urday morning. Fire was discovered
70 have been kindled by the use Of
carbon oil in two or three places
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

The conundrum among the Repub-
licans inst now is: Does Charles
Foster stand whereuhe did when he
signed the report of the Louisiana
Congressional Committee, or has he
stultified bimself and gone back on
all that and become real genuine
bloody shirt s stalwart.' m'i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

~ TwENTY-THREE States have Demo
/, cratic Governors, while only fifteen
have Republican Governors, and IN
several of these latter the Republican
party is largely in the minority o
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

The nomination Of Secretary Mo-,
Crary "a Judge Of the Eighth judicial
Circuit SCENE to- hang fire. There is,
some doubt expressed as TO- is being
confirmed BY the Senate, ss.s4I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

CHARLEs FosTER thinks . dollar g
day il sufficient wages for. a,working
man: The working men will see to il
that Mr., Foster don't pocket the Gov
ernorS salary. ,.F..s.. - 7.,a;..t q.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

The Brooklyn Eagle thus get at the
true inwardness of Hayes Yetoes !:
F" The stalwart Republicans, having
put in Office as President, by force and
fraud, one man who was not ELECTED
by the people, want TO keep ,pQsses-
sion of the partisan, machinery which
may enable them to do the same trick
again. That is the long and the short
of it," .'f ,..,f =, ag,z.ei
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

Hon. JOSIAH ScoTr, formerly . JUS
tice ofthe SupremeC Courtof Ohio, died
ct Bucyrus ct i've O'Clock last Satur-
day evening. s4ss saiss ta sssi tils
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

The Republican papers appear to be
in great distress over tho organizing
of the Democratic State Central Com.
mittee. Fret not your gizzsrd. gentle
men. .Si - =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

r THE nomination of Hon. Charles
Reemelin, for Auditor of State is
most admirable one. Mr.. Reemelin i,
abouti 50 years ofSage, German by
birth and q gentleman of large ex-
perienceq and swell qualified for fhe
duties OF fheloffice for which he has
beeu selected Issya - sabyi -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

- TIE Republicans in Congress have
repeatedly stated that they did not
caro- To- maintain the juforsr test oath
upon the statute books, and yet every
mothers son OF them voted in the
6enate sgainst its repeal. There::is ev-
identity considerable difference be-
tween the preaching and practice Of
tho party. = ts
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19
THE MARK Ers.
= = RAvENNA, June Is. ie79.
ATLANTIC MILLS FLouR AND Fxfp.

- RAvENNA, June 49, 1873. =
81. ATLANTIC MILLS FLouR AND F11D.
FLOUR-New Process. q 7t per. sack;
Diamond street 81 %; o. K.s1Ass. -
= FEEps-Rran 7Ossper 1GQ III. !: n Iddlings, .ds
l6skap. 81 :dsIA Asl 81 1sol lesE = $.
WHEATa1 10
oSssass:'.ss osfs.s:s. bring. @q sssf' ses'
KYE-No- /, hri4sa Atss ,I,f34R It's "a
rBARLEY-No4e n market. .,..4,
hAr-ssllias at' IS . 80! sceordlns to
BEfFTPer cWt. s. 80 0se a. .. =
I H6GsIDressed s4it64 s 60 per rcwt.
/ e,,,LARDrCity rSads, ed s0p1. -: f.si seo.
SMOKED MEATsYCity sugar Cured Hama
selling at %; Country &c. : = q
Shoulders. City cured selling atsc. Dried
6oefsellnGsati1s% vss ga
POULTRY-Smsll supply in the market
Chickens undressed, buyers pay e07 cents
Turfies. undressed. 70.
BUTTER-sc. cash; 10c. trade. u.
r EAaAeaE-Reqsls.ao zoe. .s.uyers psy s,feboxed
Z fssz4sEss fSss =: sfs = IS g ssssJ. a.
DRIED APPLEs-sxc, per lb-.
BEANS-Ch6 handpfcked in small demand
Al 81 75 par bu. Medium q b. slii.s
VIHEG GAR-Pure cider .retails 3b030e per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay bXc. vss
E.sHIDES-Gteen, tsdmxnsda No. 4, 80
K. EEATHBRS-Destfs retail st no.
|esWHITE IhME-&1 90 terh rhbl.s -
WATER LIAE-s$s.oo ss.s.s enS<
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WOOD-Ssoye q 6ooa oQ;s feet wood ss.Qe
q g 50 per cord. s.1fA s.slss.t4
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New Orleans sells for 20 a 76a
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-19

u; THE Republicans manifested their
regard fnrt the defenders Of the Union
by giving Gs neal Keifer two votes for
Governor: in. their Convention. They
haye 4 particular aesction for dead
heroes. -. al-ao...s ...l........