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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-01
Legal Notice.

"ENRIETTA INSULMAN Edwin Insul-
III man, Ncva Bancroft and Zina E. Bancroft,
" no reside at Bellevue, in Eaton County. and
State of Michigan. and are heirs at law of Ed
Jared b. KnOwlton, administrator of the estate
OF Edwin L. Bancroft. deceased. on the 11th day
of March, A. d. 1880. filed his petition in the
Probate Court within and for the County OF
Portage and State of Ohio. alleging that the
personal estate of said decedent is insufficient
ing his estate, and that there is of his estat;
within this State, the following described real
estate. situated in Nelson Township, in said
County, to-wit:
Ist Tiact-Situated on Lot No 41. beginning G
in the south line of said lot at stake 3415 links
ming n deg. II min. +. IS sos chains, to a
stake in center OF road; thence S 76 deg, min.
r along the center of said road 02 a chains. to
post. thenceS deg, II min, w 81 "a chains.to
post in south line of said lot; thence IS deg.
30 min. w along the south line of said lot. S71s
acres.
End Tract-Situated in lot No. 45. bounded as
follows: beginning at u post on the east line
of said lot. 10.17 chains S from the n f. corner
of said lot: thence S. 25 min. w, along the east
line of said lot. 10 80 chains, TO a stake; thence
n. 50 deg 40 MN. w. 1859 chains to a black
ash post; thence n. 25 min. +. 10. 81 chains TO
black ash post; thence 50 deg, f. 1869 chains.
to the place OF beginning. containing 20 acres OF
land.
The prayer of said petition is for a sale of said
premises for the payment of the debts and
charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18th
day of May, 1850. at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, or as
soon thereafter as counsel may be heard
JARED B. KNOWLTON,
Administrator.
By L. w. MANSON, Atty. 6C2-7w
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Tell me. in those mournful numbers
Is success an empty dream7
Tried awake and tried in slumber
Are the blamed things what they seem?
Work like thunder. work in earnest.
Still you're further from the goal,
To fourteen thirteen thou returnest,
Narrowing up thy very SOUL
Begin it joyful, end in sorrow,
Is our destined end and way,
Rack your brains but still tomorrow
Finds 1t farther than to-day
Awful job, and time is feeting,
And our fingers stout and brave.
On those blasted blocks are beating.
Funeral marches to tine grave.
Still we worry. fret and battle.
With this puzzle bane of life,
Working like dumb driven cattle
In the everlasting strife.
Perhaps you think the game is PLEASANT
Let Us hope that man is dead
Who gave us that perplexing present,
Tjring hands and Grazing head.
So little blocks shall all remind us
What block-heads are yours and mine,
When we depart and leave behind US
Still unsolved the final line
The problem that perhaps another
Donkey will with might and main
Sweat and toll and swear and bother,
Try to bring out right again.
Let ms then be up and doing.
Wrestle now no more with fate,
Cease the phantom gem pursuing.
Throw the burned thing in the CRATE.
Boston Commercial Bulletin.
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IT Is BETTER TO BE

Ont of debt than in Jail,
A lawyer than a "roustabout,"
A Christian than sinner,
Handsome than ungainly,
Ambitious than Indifferent,
A good man than bad one,
Poor but honest than rich and thief,
Gay and lively than q sanctimoni-
GUS bore and wet blanket,
: Buried on the hilltop than in the
bosom of the ocean,
A man than a, woman. This is a
self evident proposition, and needs no
demonstration,
Born rich than lucky, the saying to
the contrary not withstanding. All
the chances are in favor of the former,
Blessed with large family of chill
dren than to q rambling bachelor with
no home ties,
Sober-absolutely, entirely, ridicu-
lously sober-rather than ''half seas
over" even at a royal banquet or a
bear. fight,
A superintendent of the sabbath
school than dweller in the tents OF
the ungodly. There is more good in
it, if not so much fun,
Meek and lowly than vain and i'm.
perious. Yet the girls take more
stock in the latter kind of fish than in
the former, strange as it may seem.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-01
THE MAN WITH A GLASS EYE.

"A one-eyed man in st. Louis won a
glass eye at church rattle. This is the
way he uses it. lie says: "A man
came into my office once to give me a
| thrashing about little difference we
had in regard to the settlement of a
small estate. l listened to him coolly
and deliberately. Then when 1 saw
he was about to strike, pulled out
my eye and-laid it on the table, as if
it were disposed of motion. That
man went down stairs on the outside
of the building. Still he could have
got away with me if he had persisted.
was out the other day for a walk,
when couple of young ladies ap-
preached me, asking for aims. AS if
to cogitate upon the ailments of the
world, tool. out my knife and un-
consciously picked out the glass optic
this way Gllustrating). They left their
baskets on the ground, and though
| offered tC put up for their cause,
nothing could head them Off. But it
is in the street car that l haye the
most fun Taking my SIX O'Clock car
at the starting point, of course 1 Sc
cure seat. Very soon the seats are
crowded with men, and ladies come
in. shut my good eye, so Gllustrat-
ing), aud level the dead eye on the
man l want to have raised to make
room for lady. In time it will bring
man to his feet. There's something
in the stare of dead eye that will
make mans blood like it was put on |
Ice. l have cleaned whole car out in !
this way, and had the thanks of the
ladies voted. never put up cent in
church on a collection. 1 set the eye
on the deacon, and he never shoves
the box under my nose. There is only
one time when it causes me annoyance
and that is when my boy loses his
'taw' he shoots with, and his mother
to me to loan the boy glass
eye until after school. Give boy a
glass eye, and he will never stop un-
til he drops it in rat hole.' Consid-
ing that his other eye is good, his ar.
tificial optic is almost as valuable as q
natural one. Perhaps it ought to be
spelt won.eyed man in this case.
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Trains NO. ana II on main line run daily
Faiacc sleeping Coaches on trains No 1 9 q
and IL between Cincinnati;,nG NewYork daily
Hotel Coach on trains No. and H. between
Chicago and New York daily, via Mans field :
Train No. connects ut Mansie with pitts
burg, Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad for { hi
cago: milwaukee,, Omaha and all points in the
Northwest; at Meadville. Union and CORY for
OH Regions and at Ia Jamestown for Eu fralo and
niagara Falls; at Salamanca for i,ocnester.
and at Bing ton for a liIany.
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West. y =
No stop-oyer' allowed upon local tickets
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
hrst stopping place and may then repurchase
from that point to destination.
Passengers for Chautanqua Lake should. on
arrival at Lake View take the Steamers of the
" Peoples Line. the q Mayville" Griiiith. ,, or
w H. Shattac" which run direct conncc-
ton with trains on this road for all points on
the Lake. lF ~. 81 : =
w. II. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
CINcINNATrO.
p. ID. COOPER
General Superintendent,
CLEVELAND. o.
... -r |. a~r
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-01

SURE CURE FOR CoRNs.-Crystalized
carbolic acid, applied two or three
times a day with the cork of a bottle,
will remove the pain at once and the
corn in q few weeks.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution,
Good Farm for Sale !!

A GOOD FARM OF 800 ACRES, in the
~ southeast part of Shalersville Township,
with excellent fruit: is well watered. very well
tmbered; 600 good sugar naples, good sugar
'nse: good fences. is well adapted to grazing G
I'd grain; two good dwelling houses. two
god 30 and 40 foot barns, two good horse barns.
one good COW barn, 80 by 10 feet. good granary,
and other outbuildings. 1t is within five miles
of the county seat, and is well calculated for
two farms. Will be sold on easy terms If sold
in the next two months. For further particu-
lars, inquire on the premises, of
r. COOLEY.
Shalersville, Feb. Is, 1850, 599-2m*
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Wisdom is not found with those
who dwell at their ease; rather Ma
ture, where she adds brain, adds diff
Guilty.
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Ohio Journal of
FlOraculture.

i Plants for the garden, window, conservatO-
ry warden case. fernery. aquarium. &C. 1t tells
sects flowers for winter; how totpropagate from
seeds, cuttings. layers. &c: Practical. vigorous.
plete in january of each year. with 210 pages
suitable for binding. S1.00 year in advance.
Copy free.
(Prop'r Leroy Rose and Plant Nursery,C
ALLIA OHIO aaH--
A premium of Ten named beautiful Ever
blooming Roses sent free, by mail, to each SUBJ
scriber. 60S-3m
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Taking penny that does not be-
long to one removes the barrier be-
tween integrity and rascality,
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AND YOU WILL NOT BE DECEIVED

Before purchasing tickets call on or address
j. r. SHARP, Agent,
Atlantic Il Great Western Railroad, Ravenna
who will checrfully answer all inquiries.
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Wagon Making and
Repairing.
O.. S. BUZZELL

MOULD inform the people of Portagecoun
w ty that he is prepared to manufacture al
kinds Of LU MBER and SPRING WAGONS
and to do general repairing promptly and in
the best manner. Also, HORSE SHOEIN(, aod
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
A8- Prices from 10 TO 20 per cent below anv
heretofore charged in this region, 70 r cash.
WAGONS Of all kinds constantly on hand.'
Works on Main Street, West of &. & p B. r.
Depot.
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w b. SHATTUC. General Passenger Agent.
r. d. COOPER, General Superintendent
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ed as an unfaiIin remedy for Weakness. Ennis
OF abuse, such as: Loss Of Memory, Univer-
sal Lassftude, Pain in the Back Dfmness
of Vision. Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead to COnsuImDtiOn and
premature grave; all of which, as rule,
are first caused by devIating from the path of
organs. Thousands and thousands of both sex
es all over the world. annually die with so-call-
ed consumption; but medical men we'll know
the first cause. in nearly all cases, is produced
by sexual weakness. The inevitahle effects OF
G tb on boes ans nresne;s of life
rendering existence wretched and unbearable
Very often the unhappy sufferer Is tempted to
tirely destroyed. and insanity and idiocy with
an early grave closes the scene. ANY one who
doubts the vast number of intellects ruined by
these diseases, can visit any one of our Insane
Asylumns. and the record will show that eight
Of every ten Of the cases Of insanity among their
In placing the Specific Medicine within the
reach of the afflicted. feel that we are con-
Would in giving untold wealth The poor. sick
invalid. especially those afllictedwith Nervous
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1t has in years p.st-and will for generations
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An old, we'll tried and scientific preparation
one which will effect speedy and certain cure
is within their reach, and placed at price
which all can pay.
The Specific Medicine is the result of a life
these special diseases. Full particulars in our
pamphlet. which we desire to send free by mail
to every one
The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists
at 81 per package, orisix packages for IS, will
be sent free by mail ON receipt of the money by
addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10 Mechanics Block Detroit. Mich
Sold in Ravenna by BELDING & ARMSTRONG; ;
also. by L. P. Seymour & Co.
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Forgivness and a smile are the best
revenge.
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FOR SALE!

- HOUSE AND TEN ACRES OF
1ss1 Choice Land, one mile from the business
zsesl center Of the city OF Akron, Ohio, suita-
ble 1or market garden, or would divide into lots
to good advantage. Long time given on part of
purchase money if desired.
Reference as to property to VIM. B. Doyle.
and Hon. u. s. Marvin, of Akron. Ohio.
SAMUEL J. GROSS.
RAvENNA. Feb. i1th, 1880.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMoN
Ravenna March 20 1874
Mr.. o. S RUZZELL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon th.
!purchased of you about two years a GO / musA
acknowledge is much better than Iexpected
Being of medium size / thought it too light for
my business; but it is just light, runs lisht and
sasy, and have often carried on it 400 bricks
rom my kiln. 1t will carry eight thousand
pounds, and has never cost one cent for re-
pairs. Yours truly, HFCARIS
sEA ShalerSville, March !s 1875
.MR. O-S. RUzZELL. Dear Sir In the fall of
A2 1purchased of you a light wagon Weight
Slth box ON. 532 pounds. tits tnimb1e skein
use: have frequently drawn 5000 noundsI:.
on 1t at one time All the expense that ~
upon 1t for the first twelve years was forses.
stngflre once. Yours, with respect,
S. g. ELDRIDGE-
fZ5l =. Ravenna March II, 1875.
MIR y. S. BUzzELL: Dear Strive have beep
using one of your one horse wagons now ovel
tive years IN our lumber yard, often loadngf
WIN one thousand feet of green hemlock al i.
OAK, and we think it the best and easiest ru.
htlngIwagon ~ we ever had 1t will carry 500,
OS, anu has never cost us one dollar tor repairs
G. sUTHERLAND co.
also have for sale
% VILLAGE LOTS.
Wen located on high rolling ground, and in the
most @ pleasant and growing part OF the town.
" III De sold cheap and on easy terms.
ri ant, 1875 s3a
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KANSAS,
And other States of the GREAT WEST.
BEW ARE!

OF dealing with irresponsible land agents who
are paid comm issOns on the purchase of lands
by colOnists and sale of tickets by other
roads. and are liable to mislead the public in
their eagerness to secure business. Deal only
with regular salaried agents, and
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
Gray's Specific Medicine.

Cures Palpita-
.riOn, Nervous
TremOrs. Ner-
vOus Debility,
! and all Nervous
Prostrati on s,
which are pro-
duced in many
cases by an over.
indul g e &C in
tha nSa of t0lAac-
, 1880-04-20

Democracy Tint the election anl! nomination
at delegates to tho National Convention he
intrusted 10 tic actior OF tllo delegates frnnl
each Consrcssional nlssrict, md TINT
tho delegates thus selected ,anfl nt'-
fetterrt1 ilor embarrassed by amy Instructions
from Tho Convention 10 vote rs 2 INIT, as tho
lnajnrtty OF tho whole delegation shall DE-.
teriiiinc, n0r 10 vnle for the nomination Of
nny designated person for tho ofI1co of rrcsI-
dent 0r rVice-Iresi'lcnt, believing rs VIC to the
nc.nsors of. the delegation sl'onId attend
said Convention ,lnp1c'lgcd ntll tlntnstr,tcictt
upon these points, Tint they may act and
voto freely IN accordance with their best
Judgment a1d ~ ,he true interests Of tho
Fp4ril-Wc believe what Is knnwn rs
tho two-thrt1s rnle, hns becono by tl,ne,,i,on-
nrcd precedent Dcmncratic usaN0 md Cus-
tom that should not bo violated or changed
by the Convention at ,CineLnlatl, md that tho
Stale Convention should express Itself In
favor Of its continuance.
Seventeen sleeping.coaches full Of Tam
many brnyes left this city at 8 tonight for
Syracuse. TWAS lively crowd. The Til
dcnftes went this morning.
, 1880-04-20

TIE BLAINE MEN IN OHIO TAKE IrEArr,
spsetat Dtspaseh to The Chicago 7rtbt.ne.
Cotustnus, O., April l0.-The opposition to
Secretary Sherman has recovered from tho
result Of Saturday nights contest, and have
again bucklcd on their armor, Md will con-
tinuo tho fight against tho favorit son with
removed vigur. Evidences of the corrupt use
Of money and tho purchase Of Democrats 10
enter into tho contcst are n1rcady coming to
the surface. On tho whole, the Blaine men
feel That thoy have nothing to Inolirn over.
Tonight Gen. beatty, tho leader in the
Blaine movement, made spcccf, which went
far 10 rcvIying tho enthusiasm, After revlew-
ing the situation md struggle In this city,
Gen. Beatty said: "Fclow-citizcns, Is 1t
not significant, indeed, TINT here In Ohio,
james &, blaine, tho man who lives thou.
sand miles aivny, should havo n warm en-
thnstasttc following In every COUNTY and
township OF The State; n following TINT can
licithcr bc sf!cnrcd nor put down; n follow
Ing TINT will not bo dictated by local lenders;
n following that rallies to his support rs III
tho nd time tho clans OF the Highlands gutt,-
cred when summoned by tile slogans ot their
chieftaIns? What docs It nenn? It means
that ho Is recognized here, rs lie Is In
every Republican locality Of tho Nation, rs
tho mnn prcgmincntly fitted to lend in tho
grcat political contest upon which wc arc
nbout to entcr. 1t means tint ho Ia recog-
Ilzed everywhere as q staiwnrt Republican,
who Insists that tho Republic must be strong
enough to protect Its citIzens. From Maine
to California; from every Republican strong
hold, and from every city and village where
earnest Republicans arm gathered together,
the demand comes laundering up for Blaine.
Give us Blaine, tho soul ofltho Republican
hosts, to lead u.s. and amid t!lls
surge, md whIrl, and tempest
roar Of tho popular voice. we catch HOW anil
then tho squeak OF tho penny whistle of
Ohio politicians piping for Sherman, for m
Ohio man. Sherman indcedI Point to II
Republican State. Dutsido OF Ohio where
Sherman can put his finger on voto. 1t is
thought he has few delegates somewhere
in tho South, but 1t would require Stanley
OF some other equally adventurous explorer
To find them. The demand for Him, II de-
lnnnd tllore Is, Is hut tho puny wall
Of sclIishness, or the hollow shout of
tho. paid cluqucr,. or pitiful up
peal Of oftice-llotders who faney
t!lufr brcad md butter In jeopardy. Even Iii
! this city, the Capital 0l Ohio, tho political
ccntro OF the State, It required nil tho power
Of Stats and Federal machinery, all tho in
tfMcnce Of twp great railroad corporations,
NIL tic Influence Of organized capital md
| private wealth, and tho promise of place to
| hundreds OF hungry 0fflce-seckeIs to extort
| frnm tho people what mist Mt best bo r1s-
| garded rs hit doubtful expression Of prof
| ercnco for Sherman.h
, 1880-04-20

CtSc1SSAr1, O., April l0.-Lewis County,
West Virginia, Is excited over the doiugs Of
sn,ne unknown n!srrcant ar miscrcants
who commit mysterious murders. Last Fri
In, n mnt named llrfincr was shnt by m
unknown, person, while sitting atl Ills porch,
md now news cnnlcs TINT n inilll nRmta! John
Sllrovu has hecn fund dead, concealed In z
fenct. c0rtlcr. 'Tha citizens arc talking OF
forming vigilance committee.
, 1880-04-20

CRIMINAL NEWS.
MAD WITH LOVE.
Sp+rfaf ptspatek to The Chffdao Tribune.

Sptttnt Dispatch TO The Chfrdao Tribune
Co1uMn,:s o., April 10.-An exciting
shooting atfray took place at Newark to-day,
In which Raymond Eddy, Il young lawyer,
attempted 10 kill +. l.. Hull, prominent
businessman. The cause of the attack on
Hull was on ACCOUNT Of his refusal to consent
10 the ,n,.rrlase Of his adopted daughter, who
Dlackstonc. it appears tint Eddy had bc
culne desperately e,,a1Mored nf the young
lady. and Ind been engaged for several
moiths before. tic f9ct becnme known
T. Hull. after which he e.. tcfused ~ !
house. Tt+t1ay 1;tIdy became terribly
excited over the turn aiTairs had taken, aud,
seeing Hall on tho street, 1irg! two shots, but
without effect. The loyc-strlcken attorney
Intent t0 kill. The affair has created cot-
siderable excitement, tho parties In tho affair
ranking high in soclnt circles.
, 1880-04-20

ATTANNEJ II I1I*5FEstS7f1JVIeSs
DESroS HAnItoI, Mirh., April I'D. S.
Moo was attacked BY tw0 maskcl men while
crossing the St. Jaseph River lust night, who
demanded his money or Ills life. Failing 10
Their horse-,,istols, ntu, after being used Iii
brutal n,nnner, le succeeded In escaping
with his life.
, 1880-04-20
NOTES..
ONO.

spsttal Dhpateh 10 TIE Chicago 1rtoums.
CINCINNATI, O., April l1o.-sfahoning Corn-
~ to-day elected Blaine Delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention. OF the forty
counties which have so far held conventions,
B!aine llas either minority or solid dele
cation from nine. Sherman has tho rest. It
Is pretty certain that Blaine will cnrry two
and thus secure their object, the tlrfcat Of q
solid Sherman delegation to ChLcngo.
, 1880-04-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW Yol,K, April 1o.-Arrlycd, steamship
State of Alabama. from Glasgow; Zealand,
from Antwerp.
I.oSpoS, April 19.-Thc City of London,
t;alatca, atul (;crnuuy, from New York, a,,sl
Snr,nntlan, from baltimore, have arrived out.
IM,1.AnELrllIA, April 10.-Arrlvcd, In
diam, fraln Liverpool.
l.0rrEHDAM, April l0.--Arriyed, Schledam
and Mass, from New f0rG.
, 1880-04-20
For GOVERNOR oE DAKOTA.

Special Dbpatch 10 The Chicago 1ftbuns-
/, l,1sNAl.cK, u. r.. April iA-Thc President
having n,nde It pnh'ta TINT the people OF
Dakota would bo ileall In tho Mnttor OF tho
appointment Of Governor to succeed tho
late t;ay. 1lawnrti, thu bismarck Tribune,
1t ". K. ltogrrs, tho Presidents private sec
rrsary, for tho asttlUti: ltogcrs Inns Inter-
estx iii Dalsutn, .ual enjoys the personal ae-
n,,aEntnnce Of all Dakota's prominent busf-
IlnRS.Nlet1.
, 1880-04-20

ClSc1SSArI, April lo.-~Thamas Ambrose,
lnte Clerk of tht United Sta.es Court, gayo
lol,tls this morning III tho sum OF 5000, on
three indictments fnunsl neainst him for
perjury, e,nl,c1z!cinent, aud mnGtng false
nrrnfEt3cIt,
, 1880-04-20

WHEELING, ". W., April 10.-An old
faru!er named As,bsools was shot and killed
ut jacksonville, tn, yesterday BY some fish:
erilIci, wlo wcrU trrspasslng oIi his farm, and
l.Illl been warned of.
, 1880-04-20


EpteIal DtspdteA to 1Ae Chicago Ttitt.ne
Spn1NaFiELp,. ILL.,, April :10.-Tha Chris
tian County Republican Convention wns held
at Taylorsvi1le to-day. Tho delegates elect
cd to tho Stato Convention aro ]. G. McQulge,
Iana; g. .. Crooker, TayloryIllo; H. Y.
Crosthwaite, hit. Auburn: John Morris,
Morrisonyilio; L, Parsons, Rosernond; G. G.
George, South Fork. These delegates were
reported By Committee, and before the report
was adopted wero called upon to express uleEr
choice rs to candidates. Eact, ono declared
his Intention to vote for Grant for President,
Cullom for Governor. md Harlow for Sccrc-
tary OF State. Resolutions instruct1ng tho
delegation to vote for Grant, Cullom. and
t1arlow were tAea adopted amidst general
applause. ..... --.
MAcoupJN COUNTY,
speeta1 Dtsnatth to TIE Chicago Tttbane.
CAn11xy1E5E. tn, April 19;-Tho Macou-
Letting Delegates to tho State Convention.
Tho Hon Il. A. Gilbert, OF this place, was
selected Chairman. Tho, following gentle
s1n 9Eo selected e DELEGATES to @ hS Sate
I: Dsna, Rlehard Koyett, IT, v: iiayes, 9. i: i
calf. J. plowman. The Convention was
unanimously In favor OF Gon. John I. Rim:
by the Convention fnstruct!ng tho Delegates
TO vote for him. No other Instructions were
,nate., Tim delegation Is divided in Presl-
Sa1Sa bnha pFsWsfssnSSSs WssaSafe a?d stands Grant, a
scoTr COUNTY.
,,x spteta1 Dtspdteh to n. Chicago Ttbuns,
W1SCttEsTEls ILL, April l0.-The Scott
t,ounty Republican Convention appointed tic
following delegates to The State Convention
No instructions; but both delegntos arc for
Blaine for President nnl Cullo,n for Gov