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From the National InteLigeneer, March ~.
TREASURY NOTE BILL.

TREASURY NOTE BILL.
In debate on the Treasury Note Bill in the
House of Representatives, March 81, Mr..
Pickens made few observations, which were
not prepared in time for Saturday paper, but
have been since handed into the Office, Us fol-
lows:
Mr. Pickens rose and said: Mr.. Chairman,
I do not rise to inflict speech, but merely to
join in the request of the gentleman from New
York (Mr. Monroe) that we should, according
to the general understanding entered into yes.
terday, before our adjournment, take the bill
out Of Committee, and dispose of it finally to-
night in some way or other. rise to make an
appeal to the good sense Of the modrate portion
of all parties in this House.
This j, a simpe bill authorizing the issue OF
Treasury notes TO the amount ofhve millions oi
dollars We hive heard the statements of MEM
bers of the Committee Of Ways and Means, rs
to the wants of the Government. Is there
man here who is not prepared to give his voter
Are we to sit here day after day, and night after
night, listening to the miserable hackneyedpar
ty slang Of the day upon bill, on the merits OF
which every man here is prepared to give his
vote7 My constitution is unprepared to 60
through with these midnight scenes Of confu-
sion, and, was going to say, of disgrace. l
do hope that the moderate men Of all parties
will combine to take this bill out of committee.
and to pass or reject it, Sir, it is no time to sit
here aud dwell upon political newspaper para
graphs, and the miserable attacks and ISLANDERS
growing on: Of the mere partisan contests ofthe
day. We havelately heard and all am sure with
deep pain, the present critical position which
we occupy in regard to foreign Power, and,
resulting from which, great and serious ques-
tions will press upon us. trust in God that
the peace ofthe country can be preserved, but
It is no time for Us to waste our days and nights
in wrangling over these little matters, local in
their interest, when there is such great and
momentops question which may be pressed up
on the consideration Of this county. was
prepared to have voted against this bill and was
disposed to do so, because believe it to be an
unsafe precedent in legislation. have so said
before, but not from any constitutional objec.
tons. But If an exigency occurs, if the neces-
ernment my support. If they need their credit
give it. solemnly believe, from the develop
ments Of the last few weeks, that it may he ne
cessary, am prepared to give my vote for
this bill under the circumstances in which the
country is placed; but do not say that there is
any immediate danger Of conflict. trust in
God, not; but will say that it is by no means
certain that the peace Of the country can be pre-.
served, and ain for giving the Government
strength % support itseltin any emergency that
may arise. =.
ijoiiii heartily In The request or the gentleman
from New York, Mr.. Monroe,) and Ihope and
trust that gentlemen are prepared to put an end
10 the disc usson, and, at all ev ents to take the
bill out Of committee.
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DISSOLUTION.

WW7E have this day, by mutual consent,
w Dissolved: the partnership heretofore
existing urder ihe;name Of Ramey and Hugties.,
John H Hushesis the authorised person to
wind up 81 @ ass!sa basiasss q sssass Rsa due
the concern, TO make Immediate payment, and
likewise; requests-thsse who have demands, 10
present,thetas,o him, - -: -
.r. :e .cq.I- IN. RAMEY., -
=, =. u. H. HUGHES.
EdgefeId, April 10, 1870. -ilT
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SRr1zNe4Z on. Stolen.

A T Edgefeld c. H., on Tuesday, the Oath
IA Of March, a Bay Horse. three years old,
both hind feet white, and star on his fore
head, scar on one side of his nose, caused by
a kick Of horse. i will pay all expenses to
any one who will bring the horse and thief, or
either Of them to me. Any information res.
pecting said horse will be thankfully received
by SAMUEL POSEY.
Edge6eld Dist, April6, 1840. do
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A ship freighted with blacks by the
Colonization Society, has been overhauled
on the coast of Africa by British Cruiser,
on suspicion Of being engaged in the Slave
Trade. Well, we hope it will now be
discovered that when one government
assumes the right Of violating the laws of
nations. they hold weapon which cuts
more than one way. If the British wish
to monopolize the trade with Africa all
they have to do is to suspect the vessels Of
all other nations Of favOring the Slave
Trade.-Charieston Courier.
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We refer our readers to the Prospectus
of The " New Yorker" which will be seen
in another column. We have seen some
numbers Of this paper recently, aud have
found in them, an agreeable molange Of Po-
lite Literature, Politics, News, &c. There
is always to be found in this paper page
Of Music. This must recommend it to
those who have Emusic in their souls" es.
pecially tho ladies.
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HYMENEAE.
4" tn. alken tie that binds t,ee ,oiliing hearts.
MARRIED.

On, Thursday Evening, 9th inst, by
Rev. Mr.. Ards, Mr.. ROBERT DusBAk,
Of Barnwell. District, to Mis-, ELIzAsErH
ANN RANpoLPH, Of this village.
~Fees accompanied
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FRoM FLoRlDA.-The steamer General
Clineh, Capt. Brooke arrived at this port
yesterday, from Garey's Ferry Black
Creek, (Florida,) having on board, as
passengers, Capt. F. Searle, Assistant
Quarter Master, Drs. J. B. Wells, and S.
r. Arnold, all of the U. S. Army; also
two Hospital Nurses.
We learn that Col. Twiggs had return
ed from fifteen days scout up the St.
Johns River, with the Blood Hounds,
which, it is stated, were found 10 be per-
fectly useless-all attempts to induce them
10 take the trail of the Indians proving
unsuccessful.
Two Indians were discovered in boat,
and shot-one of them said to be brother
Of Sam Jones-Charieston Courier.
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nR: JAMES H. MURRAY tenders his pro-
~ fessional services to the citizens Of Ham.
burg and the vicinity.
T Office at Fl. r. Cook g. Co.'s Drug
Store. -.
Hamburg. March co.. 1910 3m
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Poverty to a remarkable degree posses
ses the power Of self-perpetuation. "Tbe
poverty of the poor is his destruction"
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

WTi VIM. Dsais1; saisal. vs. Attachment.
RY an Order from the Count of Common
LIE Pleas in the above stated case, I shall
proceed to sell at Edgsfeld Count House, on the
hrst Monday in May next, one Negro boy jeff.
Terms Cash. s. CHRISTIE. n.
April l2, 1910 eli
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Fashionable Summer Goods
BRYAN & MINOR,

FashfOnable Summer Goods
BRYAN s. MINOR,
sMERCH.aJV'T T.EELORS.
lave just received a general assortment
LA OF Goods for Genllemens ware, of the
latest and most fashionable style. Consisting
in part Of
London Cashmere, French and Thibet
Cloths.
French Bombazin Gambroons.
Honey Comb, Striped, and Ribbed Linen
Drillngs, for Pantaloons.
London Weltinss Chullies, Plain and Fig'd
Satin Vestings.
A complete assortment of
GLOVES, HosIrRY, SrocK,, CR.ylrs.
SHIRTS, COLLARS and Bosoas.
Also, a good assortmenfof
FASHIONABLE HATS.
With many other articles, too tediou, to men.
ton. To which they invite their customers,
and the public generally. to call and examine,
before purchasing elsewhere.
Edge6eld C.. H., April 6, 1910. do.
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notice.

NOTICE.
nOCTORS H. and w. M. BURT having
NJ formed partnership in the practice Of
Physic, respectfully tender their services to
their friends and the public generally.
Their Office is situated near c. J. Glover's
Hotel, where one or both may at all times be
found, ready 10 attend to any professional busi-
ness. a.;
Edgefeld C. H., March S, Is4O c5
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Carriage Making.

49, EHHE Subscriber will
N&0 IL make and repair Car
73JtEM riages q Wagons of eve.
ssaN3 ry description in the best
possible manner and at the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received, and promptly at
tended to. EDWARD BARKER.
Hamburg Dec ], 1889 tf44
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Aecident.-The steam packet Jam es
Adams, Ham, started this morning for
Columbia, and proceeeed as far as the
bar, owing to the strong N. E. gale, she
was compelled to rerurn-on her way
back, of the lower end of the middle
ground, came in contact with pilot boa,
Georgia, that was proceeding to sea, and
stove in the larboard side, when she imme-
diateIy sunk. The J. A. had all her fore
ends near the stern, stove in; the crew of
the pilot boat were taken of by the steam
boat.-Ckarleston Mercury.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
7HyHE Public are hereby cautioned against
n trading for Note Of hand given by John
Burns 10 snsannah Boyd, for Fifty doilars.-
The said note was given lstJanuary, 1889, and
due lst January, 1910; as said note has been
settled, and receipt given for the same.
SUSANNAH BOYD.
March Is, 1910 CO
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Commissioners Office.

Commissioners Office.
FNTIL Further notice, my Office will be
u open on Monday and Friday for the etrans-
action Of businessw with Suitors and others resi-
ding out of the Village. Defaultng Guardians
will do well to make their returns before tho
first Of May next.
JAMES TERRY, C. E, E. d.
Edgefeld, Feb 25, 1910 ia
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"hpril showers,
Make May flowers"

A fig for such showers, say we. and such
cool breezes, as " have famed our cheek :"
Give us the glorious sunshine, the warm
breath Of summer, and away with the
mist in Scotia born! We care not for the
Hyperborean winds which roar so music
ally in the ears Of some. We have had
enough of them. We fervently pray for
the return of the delightful vernal season,
so celebrated by the poets, but so rarely
enjoyed. Since penning the above, the
sky has frightened, and the Rain King has
fled bowling away.
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The Court of Sessions and Common
Pleas, for Barnwell District, commenced
its session, on Monday, the 30th March,
at 10 o'clock, and adjourned on Friday,
the Sd April, at half.past IL O'Clock, his
Honor, Judge CAN'T, presiding. The fol-.
lowing statement will shew the number of
cases on the dockets for trial.
No. Of cases for trial, 74S
I" Tried, 493
Notice Of appeal but in one case.
Thus it will be seen that his Honor had
to encountera docket, formidable for the
number ofcases upon it; formidable also,
because great number Of those cases
were contested. But the Judge commen-
eed, aad con,in ued his duties with zeal
and industry which enable him TO get
through the whole business in the course
offour days, and thereby to confer an
essential benefit upon the district, and to
reflect grea. honor upon bimselE-lbid.
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M Ofice..

n " OG GECGe
WNAKEN up April fifth, Mouse colored
4. Mule, Of ordinary size, supposed to be
three or four years old. Whoever has lost said
Mule, can hase the same by proving property,
and paying charges.
-; w. G. GALLMAN.
Edgefeld, April III, 1910. ll3t
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THE WEATHER.--The fifth of this
month was bright and beautiful day.
There was n delightful calmness in the
air, and every thing ausured well for the
future. But alas
a change came DER the spirit"
of April, and the bright sunshine was sue
ceeded by dark clouds, mists, and copi-
Gus showers Of rain. For several days
during the past week, the rain poured
down almos, continuously, and the wealth
er very much resembled that Of a wintry
month. Vegetation was greatly retarded,
and the young crops were much injured.
We have heard it said, that
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ShePi6's Sales,

April il, 1910 (s2 1917
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-02
THE
PHILADELPHIA CASKE1'
uNPARALlELED suCCEHa

PROSPECTUS OF A NEW VOLUME.
The great in crease in the subscrptioniisi oftho
Casket since the first Of fthe year. waIfapts lhs
most extensive Improvements or the lifst OF July
next at which time new volume will be com.
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country.
The Casket is printed with clear aud silvery
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The literary character of the Casket is well
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FTRSTRANK. Essays, Tales Sketches, and
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while the poetry is equalled by Il AT Of no other
magazine Of like character. The sarie,y for
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shall be made TO increase its interest
SEVERAL ROMANCES OFTHE REyOIs
UTlON have already appeared. and others shall
follow in the course Of the volume, presenting
when finished, acompletc picture Of the manner
and historical account of the great battles NJ
that time. Thus, the Casket, ins,ead of being
filed with sicky sentimentalitles, aims al true
delineation Of human nature in every variety of
passion.
TINE OF PUBLICATION
The Casket is publ he'd on the first Of the
month in every quarter Of the Union. Tie
most distant subscribers consequently recsive
it on that day, as we'll as those who reside in
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FASHIONS
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arrive from Paris The engravings are colored,
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may be tested by comparing them with the Ia.
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TERMS--Three Dollars per annum, OF two
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Tuscarawas County made at May
Term 1888, shall offer for sale on the premi-
ses on the 3lst day of October lS40--.the fol-
lowing described real Estate, situate in Dover
Township, viz. a Lot Of Land adjoining the
Town OF Bower in the county Of Tuscarawas,
commencing in the center Of the Wooster Road
one Rod north West from the Town Plat.
thence running south 43 West, seven chains and
twenty FIVE hundredlb, thence North AZ west
six chains and twenty FIVE hundred,h, thence
North 43 East nine chains and forty four hum
dre6th, thence South % East six chains and six
ty hnndrodths TO the place Of beginning, con.
tanning five acres and thirty four perches more
or lesa. The above Land is property of tile
Estate of Isaac B. Lee, late Of Tuscarawas
county deceased. 1t is we'll situated for a prl.
vale residence. Terms Of sale made known at
the time of sale.
Sep. 10Th 1910. CIV. LUCYLEE, Ad'x.
Rv r. A. Athertou Atfo,nav
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ploy good competent workmah,, ana he
means TO receive the FASHIONS is6mpIy
provided for. s4 ~
To accommodate hls frierds in The
country, he willtake nearly oil kinds o
country produce.
N. b. One or.twO apprentices vans
ted Immediately 10 learn The Tailoring
business. Boys between the age Of l5
aud I6, would be preferred. They. must
be Of good character, as recommenda-
tons Of industry, honesty! and sobrie>
try, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1889. IT,
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JOHN HERMAN,

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public in general, that he still continues the
BLAKSMIrHING BUSINESS, in the TOWN
OF LOcKPORr. where he respectfully invites
theFarmer's and the public generally togive him
call. He feels thankful to the farmers for the
encouragement he has received, and hopes by
strict attention to business, to receive share OF
public patronage. Having purchased quan,i-
ty of Iron at reduced price. he will shoe Hor
ses all round with new shoes Cor one dollar and
Q cents for removing. All o,her work done in
proportion.
Lockport Sept. 10th, 1910. ... a, tr
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DEMOCRATS RALLY!

OENAVO1GA1 j y AAAALS
GOV. SHANNON, will address
the people of Tuscarawas cOun-
ty, at New Philadelphia, on
Saturday the 10th day OfOctO-
Der. The grand rally Of DelnOc
racy will proceed at IL o'clock
to the ground, where, besides
our Buckeye Governors the dis
tinguished Gentlemen who, with
him, have SO triumphantly sus-
tanned the cause of equal rights
and. privileges, i'm other parts of
the State, will also address the
public.
We earnestly urge the De-
mocracy Of the County to ap-
pear on this occasion. Come
one, come all, and see the real
HERO OF THE THAMES.
Come one, como all, and show
that you are prepared to give
to the striped Whig party on the
following Tuesday a New Or
leans defeat.
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ME- w
Eatl o:r..tng Esta bltsbment,
SAMUEL, H ADANGS.

KW0ULD respectfully inform the
w citizens of Dover, end tho ad-
joining counties, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town OF
Canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, Two doors west of Mon,fredy &
McClesn's New Store, in the room for.
merly occupied BY Mrs. M. G. Glonin-
ger As q confectionery, whore Clothing
will be made in the most fashionable &
fitting msDner; from his experience in
the above business, he feels assured that
he will be able 10 render general satis-
faction 10 all, who are pleased, TO give
HIM call.
Dover. April 10Th 1910. tc
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

HASNAO ~ = OCAtOA AOANe
THE DEMOCRAT will be published every
Friday morning, at Two DoLIARs, per anum,
ifpaid within six months, or Two DOLLARS g.
FIFrT yCEETs at the end Ofthe year,.
ON Paper wii..bs discontinued, un-
less at the OptioS Of the Publishers, I'M
III all GrTeaTGges are paid.
Advertisements inserteds al the following
rates. +
Fer transient advertisements, one r.
square or less, thee weeks for 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, 25
One square for one year, 800
Two ditto ditto 1900
Half Column, 1900
One Column, .... $500
Advertisements may be sent in through thelpos
Office free OF postage on the part the Adver.
tiser.
Printing of eusry description, erecu-
ted on the most reasonable terms, for easl
or trade.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING
n oSEPH W. NEWBURGH, would res

WosEPH W. NEwBURGH, would res
- spectfOlly inform bis old triends and
tho pabliCin in general, that he carries on
the above business in oil it's various
branches, one door East Of J. !. Smiths.
Store, where he may 'at oil times be
ronnd TO attend 10 all work intrusted 10
him. he HatteTs himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
ss il oan be done in the country, as he
Intends al ulI times 10 keep IN bic en-
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Boots f. Shoes.
500
Pair and More.
RE ADY MA D E & FOR
.. s. a L f B Y.

~ " ~ ~ - 4S
II MARTIN who would respectfully inform
OI . his old friends aud the public, that. he
Bstill carries on the above business, in its
various branches, one door East Of ]. ]. Burr
ress' Grocery Store, having Just received new
and general, assortment Of BOOTS 6S SHOES
&C.. adapted to the Season. Being carefully
selected BY and from several Of the most expe
rienced manufactures, in the City, may be relied
on to be good.
Intending also more extensively TO coniinue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the best workman, he can obtain, and
having on hands abundance Of Stock and fin
He's which challenge comparison in this place.
dinghopesP Providencel2ermiltng TO be able con-
Stanty to furnish aOundan 'cholss, give general
satisfaction, and justly merit sufficient share o
public patronage. Determined to improve his
business by all fair means-he assures those who
may favour him with CALL that he will sell as
low for good pay, as any articles Of the same
kind, and quality, so far as he knows can be
had in this part Of the County,.
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e. b MAKEMSON.

LADIES SHOE MAKER, second st. few
doors above Factory:
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
The subscriber thankful for past favors in.
forms the LADIES and MISSES, of Dover
and vicinity, and the public III general, that he
intends TO devote his whole attention to the man
ufacture of Ladies and Misses shoes, of every
pattern and qualify. which will be made to orr
der at the shortest notice and on the most Iea-
sonable terms.
He is determined 10 give his time and atten-
tion exclusively TO Ladies work. hoping thereby
to be able to please all who may favor him with
a call
Canal Dover. Sept 18th, 1870.