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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-24

NFWe this week are enabled 10 lay
before our readers, the report ofthe CON
mittee 10 whom was referred Mr. Poln~
sett's plan for the reorganization Of the
Militia, and about which,th Wings have
made 90 much caVll, all TO their own
discontinue,
|, vii! be recollected, that a resolu-
ton Of Congress called upon the Sec.
OF War, to communicate pIan TO that
body for a reorganization Of the militia,
oftho u. S. That officer reported his
plan, which was referred TO Committee
in each house, who, Ofler examining It,
and the various attempts that have been
heretofore made 10 change the militia
system reported back "Tha. they are
not prepared to IeGe 7e the plan Prepa-
red by the Secretary of War, nor to
make any other material change in the
organization ofthe militia at present" "
So hera the matter drops. WhatEwlil
pyebald Whiggery do now for capl ~
We should not have taken up our coli
umns with this report, had 1t not Deeh
that a set Of as worthless Vagajonds as
ever dlsgraced the human torn, have
been perambulaiing this county and cir
culauug reports. that the plan OF the
S8crelpry OF War, was scheR,e o
Martin Van Buren's 10 raise standing
army Of 200, ,009men to protect him anf
keep him IN office. l, is not among The
moro intelligent part Of community thai
such LIBEL would be circulated, for they
would detect tho lie, but it ls among thai
norton vino read little, and rely on yer'
baI,eports for their information, thai
these reproba,es circulate their, vile elan
ders, and falaehoods, to pull down Mar
tin Van Buren,, and raise a superanna'
ted cid dotard. But II only shows tc
who. pitch wh'ggery will 60. As We
have before said, nothing is too base o
das!utdIy, for that party TO resort to il
their last dying struggles,
Read the report, then hand 1t 10 yoa
neIghbog.
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From the Mt. Vernon Banner.
TO THE DEMGCRACIC YOUNG MEN
OF OHIO.

CEETLEMtN The Stat. Ccay en;i7n If the
democracy OF Ohio. hc.4 ! tho o':su 90 0m-
bus ON The 9Th Jdnuory las unanimously ADOPT.
cd the following resolution, 10 Wi,
'Nesognt That 1t be recommended 10 the
democratic young men Of the STATE 10 hold a
Convention On the Sd Wednesday being
TIE 10TH OF AUGUST NEXT,
at Mount Vernon, in Knox county,"
In pursuance of the above,resoution the most
ample preparations will lie made for the accom-
mediation and convenience oflhe thousands who
will be in attendance.
The distinguished and prominent men &C the
democracy Of the Union have been invited. and
are expected to be present during the sittings Of
the Convention and to participate in its proceed
ings.
It is recommended to the young democracy
Of Ohio, that upon this occasion, they so far de
part from established usages as to come them~
selves IN place OF sending their delegates.
On behalf of the State Central Tommttee o:
the democratic young men of Ohio.
JAMES BLAKE.
Mount Vernon, Ohio,
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July 1Oth, le4O.
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LOUISIANA ELECTION.
A CLEAR GAIN OF ONE MEM.
BER OF CONGRESS.

We condense from the Globe, all the
returns that have been received from
this State. "I'hey show that the Fed"
eraIis,s have gained IN the city Of New
Odeane, ard the Democrats in the coun
Try. From this i, will be seen that the
ci,.es are for log cabins,' aud the cOuu'
try for good houses.
CONGRESS. e..
FIRST District,
White, (F)2545 Leonard [D) 1884
Four parishes not heard from.
I'd Dsiric'.
Dawson [D) 24i M,rgan (F) 23l
Sd District.
Only two parishes heard from, which
gives More, (F> 535 Winn, [D) 372
The Fedoralists have heretofore had
al.hs Congtossmen. So far tho Dem
rats have gained one.
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DEM0ChaYIC CONVENTION

The Tuscarawas County Democratic
annual Convention, will be held in New
Philadelphia, at the Court House, on
Wednesday the l2lh day Of August next,
al 10 O'Clock A. M.
The undersigned earnestly urge the
importance Of full representation from
each Township. To insure that object,
the Democratic electors are requested
to call meetings in their several Town
chips, for the appointment of FIVE
Delegates each, to said convention.
July 23d, 1910.
w. GRAHAM. ]. D. CUMMlNS.
II. CAMP. Il. J. FRAZIER.
Tuscarawas County Democratic Cen'
,ral Committee.
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A VERY NATURAL MISTAKE. - AT
Rochester, on The 9TH July, wmle the
Declar alton Of independence vas being
lead, violent Wbig got terribly uneasy,
and q, length retired in disgust, i,exclam-
ing, "l cannot remain and ls.an 10
ouch Iocofoco agrarianIsm. Why
such doctrines are perfectly disorganI-
zing" Perhaps No wasn't laughed al
by tho intelligent par! Of the audience.
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The following named gent!cmeaa have
been handed US 10 publish as candldftcf
for Senator or Representative, subjec,
to the decision of the Tuscarawas, and
Holmes Counties convention:
JOHN BRADY,
JUDGE LAPPN,
JOHN TUCKER,
JOHN DEARTH,
SEBASTIAN BRAlNARD,
BENJAMIN REAM, Esq
PATRICK ARCHBOLD.
JOHN DEARTH'
PHILIP kNAPPENBERGER,
DAVID MCCONNELL and
THOMAS SPACH.
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place the Rail road Cars 10 Baltimore and p
sdelphia. offer a cheap aud rapid passage; also,
with uanseI up and down the Ohio, by Sloam
boat passage. almost always IN waiting. and Of.
fer opportunities for conveyance TO Cincinnati.
Orleans, 81. Louis, and intermedIais points, als
SO to Steubenville, Pitlsburg and other points IN
that direction.
Ar WoOsTER,
This line leaves after the arrival Of the Western
and Northern Mails, for Cleaveland, Norwalk,
Mansfield ect. Intersects the Ohio Canal, at
Canal Dover, where packets are constantly run
ming in the direction Of Nassillon, Cleavelanc.;
also TO Columbus, sChlicothe and Portsmouth
On the Ohio, aud intersects at Cadiz the SIeu-
lenville liie.
AT WOOSTER
This line intersecIs the Norwalk line which
line passes through Ashland to Norwalk, for
Huron and De,roii also at Wooster with the
line 10 Mansfield, Bncyrus, and with line at
Tie last place for Lower Sandusky.
srhs Line for the last four yearshas been run
eight months in the year in Coaches and the re-
naming months on horseback. The present
Contract compels the Contractors to carry tho
Mail in Carriages, the whole year, Of course
no apprehension need be indulged bv me pub
lie of any disappointment from season o. wes-
tber.
The Route is decidedly the nearest and most
eligible for all who wish 10 leave this vicinity
for Steubenvilte, which from the daily incrcas.
ing travel between the two places, is becoming
desideratum, the utmost attention will be paid
to the safety and comfort Of passengers.
THE
carriages aud Horses have been selected with
the utmost care, and none but experienced and
suheS drivers will be employed.
Application for seats on this line can be made
at the Wooster Hotel. Al the United States Ho
iel. Wheeling, as well as at the intermediate
/ II. KOLLER. contractors.
LA. MYERS,
April Gath, sc. 6w.
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News FROM EURoPE,-The Steamer
British Queen arrived at N. Y. on Sat
urday last. Victoria, while riding out
with her husband, was sho. asand miss
ed. Large numbers OF tho poor in Dub
lin are starving. Twenty millions ster-
ling, have been expended by England
in making freemen in The West Indies,
and the price of sugar enhanced one
hundred millions, and after all the ne
groes will not work.
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ETR EAT CIT OFF

RETREAT CUT OFF 1t has
been the impression that after his defeat
in November :next, General HARRISON
and his "confdenlial committee" would
retreat up Salt River, there to remain in
a state Of reliracy until the +" last horn
blows;"but by the follwing, which we
take iron the Salt River Journal" It
appears, that even in those ia! Offreg ms
he Great Defeated will not be beyond
the reach of the Loco Foco batteries.
The Journal heretofore neutral print
has drop, its neutral garb, put on the
armour of truth, and unfured the proud
banner of Democracy. ln announcing
the change, it says:
"Tha issue before The people is, en-
phaucaIy, whether tho banks or the peO-
pie shall gOvern- end viewing it in this
light, as an individual member ofsocisty
we baye mol hesiia,ed on which side TO
take our stand; and now that combin-
alton of circumstances rendersil prudent
and necessary that The poper over which
We preside, shall take sides, we feel
little hesitation in raising the banner OF
DEMOCRACY FREE PRINCI-
PIES, AND EQUAL RIGHTS:' And
henceforth while under our control, the
"Salt River Journal will advocate with
zeal aud ardour,if not with ability, the
recollection Of MARTIN VAN BU-
Rem TO the Presidency, and the cause
of popular rights and popular liberty"
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEG.
PLE.-That Harrison resigned in the
midle ofthe war deserted his post in
the midst of danger land Withdrew
from field that, in the hands of An"
drew Jackson, became one ofthe most
glorious In the annals ofbistory.
Tha. his own officers passed resolutions
against him, disapproyiDg Of his con-
duct in the severest terms - resolu-
lions, which now, after a Rip Van
Winkla sleep Of27 years, il is attempted
to explain away. The charity comes
too late.
That he voted in favor Of and signed
law, by which the poor man might
be sold into slavery, and become The
elavel Perhaps, ofhis own prosecutor
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-24

Mr. McDuihe was invited by the
democrats OF Georgia to attend a cele'
1rsuon Of the late fourth OfJuly al Mil
Iedegvile, which appears to have been
attended by delegates from all parts Of
the stale. He returned the following
answer;
CHERRY Hill, June 24th, IS40.
Gentlemen;-l have had tie honor
to receive your invitation, in behalf of
the citizens OfBaldwin county, who are
opposed to the election Of William
Henry Horrison TO the Presidency OF
the United Stales,"lo be present at the
celebration Of the aPprOa, hing AnniVe,-
sary Ot American Independence, IN
MIeldgeyiIle. Though etn constrained
by circumstances to decline your invita-
ton Il concur fully with you. Ifthere
no other objections to his election, were
theaudacIous \ insulting position he has
assumed ofretuslng TO disclose MS op-
lnlons to the people, on subjects Of
vital Importance to their welfare, while
asking their suffrages for the highest
office in their gift, and the disgusting
mummery Of log cabin and beer barrels,
which would disgrace the orgies of the
lowest demagogue, by whirh his nomI>
nation has been heralded forth even by
the highest ofhis partizans, would be
quite conclusive with me. ! conslder ell
this a gross aud comtemp,uous insult 10
the people Of the United States; and if a
weak, superanuated old map, utterly
destitute ofqualIGCaiiOns 10 sustain the
dignity, or perform the duties of the
Office, could be elected President under
such auspices, | shOud consider 1t a re-
proach TO Cur common country. But as
a Southern man, ! have much greyer
objections TO him. He ls National
Republican, holding all the doctrines
and principles Of that party, he was
nominated by that party, and will sustain
every measure which may be proposed
by its great leaders. Mr.. Webster
never uttered a constitutional doctrine,
and MIR. Clay never proposed measure
that General llarIson has not supported
or approved. ln fact he will be a too
in the hands Of these Two gentlemen
and to eject hm, would be 10 adop
their principles and measures, II south
orn statesman are prepared for this,
cannot believe The people are. HAVING
Withdrawn entirely from, the field ofpol
itics, disgusted with the everlasting
scramble Tor Office which gives part
coloriDg TO every public measure, 5eg
i! 10 be understood, that while | am Ut
terIy opposed to the election of Gen
HARRISON, am not the partlzan of M
Van Buren,, though would prefer hin
to his opponent. The principles he ha
not only avowed, but mainland openl'
and firmly, are dear to the South, an
what iG equally important, they are III
principles oi his party.
am, gentlemen, with great reG2eet,
F. Your obedient servant
GEO. McDUFFII
To VIM. A Tenville, 4. For, Wn
, Sanford, Parish Garter, VIM. L
Jarratr, g. Hammond, b. S, Jourdal
q, E. Ryan, Isaac Newell Il. Lee
ves,E. Brunley, f. RoSell, and A
M: Horton, Esqs,
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n Otice.

Is hereby g,vers there will be a peii-
'iompresenled 10 the Trustees Of Dover
Ttnwuship. fora township Road from
Canal Dover, TO CTsrad Rremers' saw
Mil; commencing at Front 81. in
Scott's Addition Of Dover, thence io
Michael Swsgler'e Saw Mill, thence TO
the Canal, and thence along said canr',
and as near ss pracllcsble to Conrad
Bremer's Sawmil. A Petitioner.
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GEE, BE. !. ;. % G&@G,
TERMs OF PUBLICATION.

THE DEMOCRAT will be published every
Friday morning, at Two DoLLARa, ror anum,
if paid within six months, or Two DOLLARS 81
Fifty CENTS at the end ofthe YEAR..
FM Paper aiHbe discoet;nncd, an
less ct the optior of.f'e p ''$1ra' ar
til GrrsGrasC, ... ."'',
Advertisements inse,..-. tra following
rates.
Fer transient advertisements, one
square or less, three weeks for 81 w
Every subsequent insertion, ~
One squire for one year, s,0o
Two ditto ditto ]2,OO
Half Column, l6,OO
One Column, $500
Advertisements may be sent in through tho pos
office free OF postage on the part the Adver'
| tiser.
Printing of every description, ezeca-
ted on the most reasonable terms, for cash
or trade. r 4....- . ... .
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A man emplOVed IN iAkiOg- the cen
Gus in New YOfk has found an old lo-
dy in one ofthe wards aged ll2years.
The British wings ought TO nomIna-
ale her for Vice President to run with
Gen. Harrison.
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DOVER SHIP

The Democrats "a yer Township,
are requested to meet atthe house @,
J.Tuckcr ia Dover, on Saturday ho l9h
inst, at 3o'clock PM, 10 appairt Q
Vigilance Committee and saiHat dole
ga,es 10 attend the County -qventlon,
and TO attend 10 such other business rs
may be brought before the neeo"s.
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Messrs. Hill & Mnchsner:- .'lcaes
anouuce the name Of BENJAMIN
REAM, Esq, of Sugar Creek, Town
ship, as candidate for the Office Of
Senator or Representave, as may DO
agreed upon in district convention, sub>
ject however to the decision Of the Tue
carewas County Democratic CcGSsa
ton.
July 9th. MANY CITIZENS
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Tha,hs refuses 10 trust the people
with his sentiments, aud vii not an-
swer The questions Of those. hose votes
he asks,
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Messrs Hill and Mncheper,-Please
announce the nare Of VANCE p.
BONHAM, as suitable candidate for
the cfiice Of County Auditor, at the en-
suing election. MANY CITEzENs,
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Messrs Editors, -Pleaae' announce
tho name of B. M. AI'HERTON, as
suitable candidate for the Office OF
State Senator. MANY DEMocRTs.
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List Of Letters remailaas In n I ~ OthC5 a
Bolivar, on the first day Of Ju.y 1890
Belknap, Esq. Miss Matilda EacksnbucgA
Jacob Miller. Jacob Munlz, Jane Frances Mon-
gey, Peter Pagniard, John Strooby, John StrerN
by, Sen. William Thomas.
n IL, A. REDFlELD,:P NJ
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NE w
EatIortug Esta bltstnlRWt,


SAMUEL Fl ADAMS,
WMI QULD respectfully inform the
wv citizens OF Dover, and the ad-
joining counties, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town Of
Camel Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, two doors west Of Mon,fredy &
McCIean's New Store, in the room for-
merly occupied BY Mrs. M. &. GloDin"
ger as q confectionery, where CIo,hlng
will be made 10 tho most fashionable IL
fitting manner; from his experience IN
the above business, he feels assured that
he will be able 10 render general sails-
faction 10 all, who are pleased, TO give
him call.
Dover, April 10th 1910. #
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GsS TOKELY AND LEONARD con,ina'
~ their practice as Attorneys, and may h
all times he consulted at their office, New Plie
aephia, in the east end Of the two story Tram
building on high street, nearly opposite the Of.
fce Of the Thscarawas Democrat.
MAY 80, 1889.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio,
June 81, 1910.

THE PEWs OF TIE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH WILL BE SGLD, ON WEDNs.
DAY, AFTERNOC., AT THREE O.
CLOCK. At the me, o. louse.
Canal Dover.
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F@Our thanks are due to Hon. VIM.
Allen, and ID. P. Leadbetter, for pubs
hc documents.
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FROM Wooster OHIO, = To Wheeling Va,
(Via, MtEEatou, Canal Dover. New Philadel.
phia, EastpOrt, Stocktown, Cudiz Harrison
county, Harrisvio, MI. Pleasant, Malls to
WheeIing.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ev
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
at 8 O'Clock; rests all night at Gadiz and reach.
es Wheeling II o'clockA. M. the succeeding
day.
Leaves Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at o'clock p. M. reach
es WoOSterlss o'clock P. N. the succeeding
dav.
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line for Frederick, tMuryland) at which
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-24

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.
TFlF partnership heretofore {, istir G between
John ]. .Smlb. & Isaac Steese, trading under the
frm Of JOHN SMITH, q Go. in The mer-
caniile operations in the Town of Canal Dover,
bas been dissolVed.by mutual consent.
JOHN SMITH.
ISAAC STEESE.
Dover July lst. 1910:
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MANY CITIZENS.

The Rev. Mr. RylDglOn will preach
at the Presby tefian Church, on next
Sabbath, at half pas. q o'olOck A. M.
and halfpast |. + re- \
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THE Nj ARKET,

I Il Z VI a hh E T.
WHEAT go.
CORN is only 2S'cts.,
OATS ls cts.,
POTATOES 1870 20.
Hay IS, to Sc perton.
BUTTER 8 to Gets.
EGGS G to8 cts.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LISI OF DJ EhS,
Remaining IN the Post Office al
ShanesviIIe Ohio, quarter ending 30 OF
June 1910.
Burger John Cherehomes J.
Daupherty John. Ecker Andrew
Frjelz Christian Hugbs Ellis
Humerickhouse J. Lint RawseIl
McIninih John 2 Miller Henry
Miller Abraham Madison Mary
CRATE Jacob Stephon Leon'd
Sonier Jacob Shovel Ann
Williamson Jane Yoder Moses.
BENJAMIN REAM.
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GEO. McDl

OhO' hCNOE L liz
To VIM. A Tenville, 4. Fort VIM.
Sanford, Parish Garter, VIM. ID.
Jarrutt, g. Hammond, b. S, Jourdan,
q, E. Ryan, Isaac Newell Il. Lee-
ves,E. Brunlley, f. Ro"ell, and A.
M: Horton, Esqs,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE County,.

I'm pursuance of the above writ OF cleo,
I ton. will hold an election at the dr.
ferent precincts Of Amite county, on Mon
dav and Tuesday, the 10th and 18th days
Of February, lS40, for the purpose OF elect
inc Judge of the High Court OF Errors
and Appeals, for the Second District Of
he State Of Mississippi, to fill the vacan-
cv accustomed by the decease OF the ZION.
p Ru,iIlius R. Pray. lido hereby appoint
mo following persons as managers to con-
S tI,c -, aid election. at the different pre-
c;ncts of said county, TO wit:
'iI T;bs y C Anderson, P s Cahry, }
v Wren. $50. I,o;,b Co;,
NU SO'ent;,,b,,s~Ludwick Weathersby, K .
ws S Edmund Smith. ,uo,
"s snurlock's-Hampten Burrls' " = D"'-
er A,;a.tIr.0Tp"nCharles Wall, Benz. WALL
'O Tolers-Jumes NJ Gallant D"'''
AS Gausey, n;d pemble. John Smi-
Law Winston B Gilmore, ,r.,hsr, Jobp
'0{ ri.lberts-Lawrence > la'Ooi'
= pohinson, VIM jenkins. n ,voon
JAMES " Sheriff.
47-ts.
aauarF .,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
~ NEY WOODS PLANTER.
1O our Patrons.

II return you our grateful acknowl
edgements for your generous pat
ronage. January has come and our ere.
dltorS call aloud for their money, TO YOU
we look for rolef. We cannot leave our
shop to call and see you, but avail our
selves Of this opportunity to inform YOU
that under existing circumstances, to wait
longer for our money, is impossible. To
those who wish, in these hard times, to
save cost, We would say, call and settle
with US.
CAFFRY Il POUND.
Jan 46-tf