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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

| uHfbb1uCs ~ was " PN''N'' "'''Ns ~S''
two hundred, mostly citizens Of that parisl
met, organized, dined, and toasted. Anon!
some OF the teasts is the following by'Gen
Howell;
.'Tl,e Governor Of Louisiana, Il goot
democrat ar ever battered,
Another is thus noticed by the Tro
pic. a as '" Har
Qualifications for OfIce.-Et has gene.
rally been supposed that whenever any
party dominate ii candidate for any Office,
he should be- possessed Of certain qrinliiica.
tons, and according TO good old fashion
| custom, Il q candidate for The Gubcrnatoriai
chair of a State, for instance, was gene
| rally selected because he entertained
sta~tcsinanltke views on matters of public
moment. Nowit appears that such ideas
are become Obsolete with the loeofocopar
~ IN Louisiana, as we Judge from The
following toast, given Mt a recent loctfoco
ba rbacuo at ST. Francirvitle. in this State:
SPY General Howel-I'he Boy of West
Feliciana, who never travelled further
North than Natchez, nor South than New
0r'eanns, may he be the next GoyoFncr Of
Louisiana" y.
Now the "I,ov Of FelIciana" il ms Gle.
YER as any body's boy" and is withal a
gentlemen of high character and hand.
some abilities; but tho fact Of his never
ha wing travelled father Norlh than Nat
chez, nor South than New Oileans, strikes
MS us being very queer qualifications Tor
the office Of Governor. Gen. Johnson,
however, has qualifications which fit him
for the office to which his friends desire to
elevate him, and if we mast have a loco.
tfoco governor of Louisiana. we say give
us the 'Boy of Feliciana,'b all means.
He is q worthy foe, and altogether we are
sorry TO see so clever q gentleman in the
opposition ranks. We should be proud of
him as Wing.
The meeting dispersed in the greatest
enthusiasm and harmony, assured that
that occasion would be the l.1eans of pros.
Henry Clay and the Tariff. VT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

''Tlle Governor Of Louisiana, n good
democrat ar ever luttered.i
Another is thus noticed by the Tro
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

AaERIcAN EsrEEPHIsE-We have seen.
soya the N. Y piobian, Of The 18th inst, an
interesting letter FROM Gen Rufus WEIGH,
now on a Mediterranean tour, 10 bis own ship
and with Que Of the finest circas companies
in The world. lie was, at the writing, al the
city of Aigiers astonishing Christians, Jews,
and Malolneta1s, aud as a matter Of course
coming tho currency. Since his letter the
company have been at Genoa, bound TO Con-
stantinople. Col, Alvah Mann, the partner OF
the General, sets sail this day with an i'm
mnnse troupe, such az Cadwaliader, Glenroy.
and others of that ilk, for Demerara, Welsh
g. Mann have more thac one hundred thous-
and dollars invested in their business.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-28

Poor Consoaiion.-To illustrate political
position, some editor tells a story Of a cuople
who bad been married for twenty-five years.
but whose union had been blessed with no off
spring. :. Suppose, says the good woman
IN consoling her husband, "suppose we had
bad a little boy, and when he had got old
enough to run about, he had como up TO the
breakfast-tablc, and had upset the tea. pot full
Of hot tea into his bosom, and it had scalded
him to death?' After shedding some tehrs
over the melancholy immaginary scene, they
both agreed it would have been shocking, and
verse than If they had never had a little boy.
Sour grapes. E..,z. E-.sa s.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
INDIANA STA re BANK.

Persons who have been in the habit of taking Tndi.
ana money had better look out. letter in the States.
man from Indianapolis, dated 18th December states
ha: the agent oflhe Legislature appointed to examine
the condition Of The State Bank and branches has re-
ported deficiency of 1928 427 OIL. That is it owes
1923 Thousand dollars than it has means to pay
The writer says You may rely upon it, that the State
Bank ofndiana, like all other modern banks, rotten
to the core full ofpoution in all its members-a whi.
tened sePulchre without. but within, overaowng with
all manner of denominations
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

EbECCA Logan widow of alexander Logan
a, Ms dec James Logan, Elizabeth Logan, John
rlalt, and Malnda his wife, John Logan, William
Logan. Sarah Logan, Francis Logan, Harriet Logan.
John Sears, Hannah M. Sears and James Sears, will
take notice that petition was filed against them. on
the 10Th day of December A. D. 1912, in the court Of
Common Pleas of Tuscarawas county, Ohio by
Joseph Sharon and Hannah his wife, late Hannah Lo
gan, and one Of the heirs at law of Alexander Logan
late OF IGscarawas county, dec; which said petition IS
now pending wherein the said Joseph Sharon, and
Hannah his wife, demand partition Of the following
described real estate to vii:
The south west quarter Of section number twenty.
three, township number five and range number one
situate in Tus:arawas county Ohio, containing one
hundred and sixty At the next term of said Court
application will be made by the said Joseph Sharon e.
Hannah Sharon Tor an order thai partition be made of
said premises
GRISWOLD g. CRAIG.
Altys fol Pet
Dated Dec' 2lst lS42 4940d
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
Administrators Sale.


Y virtue of an order of the Court ef Common PIsas
OF luscarswas county Ohlo shall offer for sale
a. he Court House in New Philadelphia, in said so,,n.
",
On the l4h day Of January nsrt,issy
the following described real and persona.,ner.e The
gspSy ggsTpSei,y e ANDsEw sEATOr late Of " Phlla-
l55 Shares of stock in the "New shole IA Lateral
Canal Company embracing oil yiissrS Of said
company yet sold, except 10 shares. 1.s
The "hugus tract" so called, conaiialg 1877 acres.
o. lands Gincludng Hugus' addition to the town Of
New PhlFa whchis hereby exempted romsad tract
The "Horsseeta tract" SO called. containing 1t
56~lOO acres Of land.
- The 'Sa'o MI tract" containing l3 acres Also
81 Perches ofland near the saw mill
On SAID Hugus tract are erected large 1ourng Mill
Of Tour run OF stones and warehouses: and on said
''Saw Mill tract are erected Saw Mill Fuling Mill
and Carding Machine, all in complete operation now
in the occupation of "Steese, Bickensderfcr & CO."
These different Mills have been rented for the twa
years ending 1S July 1s43 the rate Of three thou,
sand dollars per year.
These several tracts of land lie on and adjoining the
New Philadelphia Lateral Canal, Company chartered
10Th January, 1S26) andwl be offered with said l55
shares Of stock as an entirety.
Also 73 lots in Hugus addition to the town of New
Philadelphia being all the lots of said addition except
lots 81 49, 66, g. &C. TO- and n, to be sold subject
to the Widows right of dover.
Terms Of sale, one third in hand ! in ono and
in twoyears
Dated New Philadelphia, Ohio, 5th Dec. ls42.
HORACE a. REDFIELD, Admir-.
RA ofAndsew Seaton, dec.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
NOTICE

SOPHIA McGREW, alexander McGrew, John
~ Wright Simpson Madden and Mary his vile, are
hereby notified that Anthony MeGrew, John MoGrsw
and Joseph McGrew, by their Guardian Pbilip Knan'
penbeger filed petition against them on the 2lst dsv
of Dec. l642, in the Court Of Common Pleas of Tn:.
carawas county, OIio, which is now pending and in
which the said Anthony, John and Joseph alese that
they are each seized in fee simple of one undivided b
part Of No. 8 in the I'd quarter of,ownship9 g. range
Z OF the Conn Western Reserve School Lands situate
said county oil Tuscarawas and demandpariiti,ion oC
aud assignment Of the Dowor estate of The said Marv
In. said Lot and that at the next term of said Court
application will be made for an order that partition of
and assignment Of Dover in sad premises NAV be
made.
PHILIP KNAPPENBERGER.
Guardian of ofAn,hony, John,
and Joseph McGrew.
Dated 2lst Dec. 104S. 496w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

NEW WCOUNIERFEIT.-The Cincinnati Enquirer
gives the following description of counterfeit on
the State Bank of Indiana, and cautions the public as
there are many such in circulation.
estate BANK OF INDIANA-5s letter A, No. 1922
1856; payable 10 s. J. Gllpn at the Vincennes Branch
Sept TO- ls4l. Vgnee, ship among the breakers,
with two Others one on each side, in the distance On
me leh the hsure OF washington, OH the right La(ay-
ee-caped at each end; at the bottom in the centre il
an eagle which with wings extended looks to the left:
in the genuine it looks to the right. The whole appear
ance OF the bill is well calculated to deceive those who
do not examine crtcay,-the paper rather ;hn and
the engraving rather light John Ross, Cashier. 5.
Merrill, President.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

FEDERAL DEPRAVITY "A circumstance tba,
clearly shows the depravity of Federalism, is related
in letter from Indiana. The Wings it is stated had
determined to go into election for u. s. Senator as
quick as the legislature met. They had one of whig
majority, and finding that he wouldn't 60 the whig
candidate. they resolved in to put off the cleo.
ton, month, and publicly proclaimed, 'tha by that
time. Dunbar. Ia democratic member who is sick of
consumption] would be dead, and we will elect whom
we please" Apariy that will stake its politics thus
upon case of life and DEATH will surely be defeated
in its unhallowed aspirations, by an, Almighty God.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
McNuLTY g. BYINGrON.

There are couple Of demagogues in the Lessla-
'ture Of the above names that should either be cut for
the simpcp, or hung up by the heels little while, for
their downright knavery. Ifsufered to 60 on as they
have for the last two or three weeks, they will in
vove the Democratic party in trouble that must surely
end in defeat next fall. Both these worthes oppo-
sed to all banks, of which we should not complain.
did they conins their dosrna 10 themselves, but we
6d them asserting as the doctrine of the democratic
party throughout the State. and browbeang, and slang
whanging every democrat who daresto assert the con-
trary. Ia some instances bringing up the private char
ac,sr ofdemocralic members charging them with be-
ing bribed by the bankers &c-in others, denouncng
aho banking law, rdicuing democratic measures, ma
king senseleS speeches, and what is worst of all ta>
king up so much time in frivolous motions snd resos
luiions.
A month has elapsed since The legislature met, ard
70, no State dislrcled, Iaborers paid no Apprase
nen bill passed, no nothing done except the rxirmi-
nation of a lew banRs, which would have died lhem-
selves, without the legislatures aid. Why is lhisl
We had maj drity who went to Columbus. determine
cd to pass such acts as needed, quickly, and go
home. Tla, majority is :here yet, but they are paa'
wed III their eflorts hya few brawlins demasoguos
Now we protest against such conduct On the part Of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
Notice.

Thomas Hela and Elenor Petition for leave to sell
llea Ae Illustrator aud / Lands to pay debts
Administrative of the es- n EWIS Morgan an alb
tate ofJohn Ilela decd IL sent defendant is
US hereby notified that said
Lewis Morgan, Joseph administrator and admin
lIel', ct al. } islrarx on the 9Th Gay Of
June 1912 fled petition against The sahI.ews Nor,
BSn,nO iOnas parah ss'i 'Oseph hea Samuel oS2S and
Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, the objec, and prayer of which
sad petition Is 10 obtain order Usaid court authorizing
sad petitioners to sell the following described real es
tate situated in Iuscaawas county, Ohe. for the pay.
en OF the debts nfthe estate OF said John llela dec
VIZ: the west half of The south east quarter of section
humber thirty>two C32j of Township number fourteen
qN aud range number seven a. in the Sleubenvo
and district being the same land bought by said John
HeIa dec: for said Lewis Morgan, and at the next term
oil said Court said petitioners will ask for an order Of
said court for the assignment of the dover Of the said
Elenor Hela widow of SAID John dec and for the sale
fs'id and for the payment oftle debts of said Join
deceased as aforesaid,
JOHN D. CUMMINS,
Atty for Petitioners
Dec. 81, 1912. 514w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
DIR. THoMps SONS APPAnAT1s a
Dated 2lst Dec. ls4s.

For tho cure Of PrOlapsus Ulsri, and other Disease,
Gyisiug from female ,oeakness
VNHlS lnstrumen: has the sanction of the best obv
sicanS in the country; and being altogether an ~.
Hrsst application il is un9uestiona6y the safest as
well as the mo perfect and useful of the kind ever in
Vented ~ ''
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
in cases of Female weakness, and being anxious
70 adopt plan Of treatment, which while secures to
their patients the greatest Of good is attended
with the least expense and inconvenience, hereby un
hesitatingg recomnend this Apparatus as one emnentv
calculated 70 accomplish these objects.
Such iStheir confidence in the great utility of The In.
slrument that they have entered into The necessary
arrangements dor supplying the whole county. The
Apparatus together with careful directions, will be
promptly furnished 10 all applicants, llor ready paw
at price within the means Of every one
Physicians Of the county are respectfully invited 10
call and examine H. and lhose desirious of Introducing
!, into their proclicc can be supplied on reasonable
terms,
+. d ,AlcAiEAI.. III ID
LEWIS DYER, ID. ID.
Canal Dover, Dec, 90 1872 49if
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
PROPOSALS FOR KENDALL's EXPOSITION.
THIRD VOLUME

Arrangements have been made to continue this work
with increased Vlgor. During the year lS43, il will
3e devoted with more zeal than ever to the support Of
Democratic principles. II will be chiefly ned with o.
tigna matter, fromahO pen Of the editor, who will
discuss great Questions with the utmost freedom and
news, and The proceedings Of Congress, with the yeas
and nays on important questons The editor iniendA
also to give sketches ofhs experiences and observation
in public life. Boing deprived of ha liberty for 4.
delity to the public, he desires d s'w his fellow men
10 private stations how the world . eovsfned
Greer every other week, with four additional numbers
making thirty in all, at ONE DOLLAR inadVuce.
Subscriptions may be ssnt 10 tho editor 0r Publish.
er free ofpoSiageo or postage paid Poslman,eFs Ars auA
lhorised to forward subscription money under ,eik
frank, in letters written by llmmsslves3
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
DEFUNCr OHIO BANKS.

Out of23 Specie paying banks the charters ofl3 ex-
pired-on the lSt of January. bill (Which we pub.
lished last weekly had passed the Senate extend the
charters months but was killed in the House, by the
votes of some half dozen democrats, and the whole
whig vote. How the wings are going to excuse them~
selves, for thus voting, do not know, after all their
cries about and in favor OF paper money. The Dsmo>
Gratis who helped to kill these banks, did on high
grounds. Whether they will be sustained by the peo-
pie is another question. Their reasons for not re-
chanerng those banks are embraced in resolution
passed at meeting in Hamilton county, part of which
is as follows
81 Because they [rke banks) have always used all
the means in their power for the destruction orlhe dem
ocratic party.
2 Because, they have subsidized the presses which
have steadily opposed democratic men and democratic
principles.
Because, they have openly violated or secretly G.
vaded all wholesome legislation for the restriction, and
the protection Of the people.
Because they are IN the hands of men who have
obtained power on the plea of the public good d have
uniformly used it for their own private selfish ends
Because they have conspired with public flnc-
tiOnaries. to punder the people Of their substance by
specious plans for their relief
6 Because they have uniformly made filthy gain out
of their intercourse with the State and federal govern
ments.
Because they have refused for long time the pay
ment of their honest debts, when they running
the currency aud deranging the exchanges under the
prelence OF their ability to resume at any early day
Because they have sold out humble citizens, from
house and home for small demands, when their own
officers were unmolesed for large an.onnts.
9 Because they have defied the law making powers
of Ohio, from their ascendancy in Courts of Justice,
which are too much Influenced by their Aagtious as
sumption of superiority over the citizen.
10 Because they are the natural enemies of all dem
ocratic government as demonstrated by the expert
ence of the fallen states of michigan, Mississippi, In
diana and Illinois, which have been Overthrown forev-
ever by their disastrous connexon with banks and
bankers.
II Because, ifthey are recharered, the future sue
cess of the democratic party wilin Sort be
neced with the ruined fortunes ofan exploded SYSTEM
Thnse reasons cover the whole ground of all the
speeches made against recharering these l3 banks
Tha, they areOased upon truth and facts acquan
ted with past history will deny Having been refused
extension of their charters, these banks must 60 in
10 the hands of fReceivers, believe, to be wound
up. The bankers then lfthey wish it. can get new
charters under the Banking Law, by which they are
deprived of all the of swndling 30 extensively
practiced under the old system.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
NoWLOOK UPON lIIs.
From the Advocate Dec
Ae-aa RE.snERR IrIMIse

AT Constable Sale inlhis tGoshen) township on the
iolh INST, good Cow was sold for So 3S-and
Horse allowed by competent judges 10 be worth $50,
was bouSh'by horse Jockeys agent for ST.
"Beter times, is it, when the poor man s cow and
horse, worth GO dollars, are sold by the Wing Mer-
chant for doarsP And that's the "IndviduaI pros
pe'y' you promised, is it you bald headed hypocritel
1t must make the poor debtor feel good, after he has
waite two years, for the Good Times" of Wfe-
gerry, 10 zee the same men who deceived him Men,
now buyng his property for song and publishing it
under the head of "Beter Times, just to show how
fast they are making money. BY means of their tariff
they charge him for all his goods, and when pay
day comes his horses, cows, hogs, wheat and corn,
must 60. for mere nothing, to foot the bill One or
two such lessons, will enable him TO see that the
"Protectioe Tariff" he voted for, only 'proects the
Merchant while it robs him-tlat the "High prices"
he voted for only means 'high price for the Mer-
chants goods. and Lo,O pr,ce for the Farmers pro.
duce-and that the "Bener times he voted for is on.
ly 'better'' for the Wing Merchant, who, 10 collect
his store BILL first seizes the farmers grain and then
his horses, and cows, and leaves him beggar
Thousands have already by suffering, been made 10
see and feel the deception pracced upon them, by the
federal leaders, and will have no more to do with such
party. And to be revenged, the federal editor here,
taunts the poor sufferers, BY reminding them how he
gued them with the cry of "Better Times" and seem
ing glory in their distress The hear,less knave who
thus tries with their msforunes deserves the rowns
and censures Of community. instead of their support.
He should have his cropped again,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

lhe AbollIloniss held State Convention 10 Coum.
Ous, last week. They determined that they could go
with neither the Democratic nor Federal party, but
must Keep up separate Organzaion They took in-
10 consideration the welfare Of the country, and con>
c'ded that all our troubles are owing to the existence
olsIaveFy Some of the speakers went dead set against
Protective Tariff, and the Paper money sysem.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

men protesting dem Ccacy, but who are in realty he'll
ping Federalism more than If they were in her ranks
The Democratic party will hold these mems constlu-
ents to fearful responsibility, for sending them to Co,
Iumbus, eorardise aud PROSTATE all the great inter-
ests it has al stake
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

We have the proceedings vrlhe two first days of the
"Ouf' ol Enquiry now sitting in New York, 10 exam
'ne Tile hutlny scrape on board the Somers 1t bids
'ar 10 cost The Government several thousand dullars
aud then end in smoke.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
IN BANKRUPTCY

., on application of John Meese, (Boatman) of
Tuscara"a County, Ohio.
The above case having been referred to me Com.
missioner Of Bankrupls for Tuscarawas County alre
said by the Honorable the district Court of the United
States; Ohio District am prepared to receive proofs
ofthe claims fhe creditors of the said John Messa
until the Goth day ofJan. ls43 '''''
10 ,o B. M. ATHERTON.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
NOTICE

MNV4A AVG
hereby given that have this day deposited with
- the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas of Tus-
carawas County, Ohio, the sum of thrtssen dollars and
my cents in full Of taxes interest and penalties on the
laud hereinafter described, and that shall accordingly
make application 70 said Court at their next session for
an order of redemption of the following tract of land
sold for taxes at The sales for said county held 26h
and 18th DecembeS 1910. Which tract stands charged
on the tax duplicate OF said county for The year 1910,
in in the name Of Henry H. Dodge. and described as
range 2" SO acres valued at 6 dollars; the whole Of
which was sold to Joseph Lies for taxes, interest, and
penalty, for the year 1885,. and the taxes of 1s4O
SAMUEL DODGE.
9th Dec. IS42. 506w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
PARTITION NOIICE.

.TOHN PLATT and Balinda his wife. James 10,,r
and Gertrude his wife, Elizabeth Logan John Io.
gan' William Logan, Sarah Al Logan, Francis Logan,
and Harriet Logan (heirs] and Rebecca Logan, wi.
dow| will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 26th day of December, A. D. 1879, IN
me me Court Of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas county,
Ohl9, by John Sears. Hannah M. Sears and Jane,
Sears minors who appear BY their Guardian Enoob
Sears and Joseph Sharon, and Hannah his wife where.
IN the SAID petitioners demands partition of the follow.
ing described real estate situated in said Tuscarawas
county Ohio, viz; the south West quarter of section
No. twenty'three 1887 oftownship No. five rs, ! and
range No. one of the unappropraied Lands il the
United States Military District and that at the next term
ofsald Court application will be made by said petition
ers for an order hapariton be made of said premses
Dated 9Th day December, 1S42.
JOHN SEARS and other petitioners bv
IL JOHN D. CUMMINS,
oo oW their Atty.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05

The Apprasemenl law still hangs in the Senate.
Senator LalIm Of Stark county, has introduced new
bill which allows stay of execution one year, on all
Judgments hereafter rendered, and al the end of that
time, property to be sold for two thirds It's ynna
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
in BANKRUPTCY.

=, On application Of Enoch J. Barkdu Merchant Of
Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
Ihe above case having been referred to me Com
missioner of Bankrupls for ruscarawas County aore.
Gad' by the Honorable the district Court of he United
Staies; Ohio District am prepared to recsiye proof,
OF Inc claims Of the creditors of the said Euoch J.
Barkdul, until the 2Oth day orJanuary, Is43.
m B. M. ATHERTON.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-05
LOOK UPON THIS PICTURE.

FROM the 1ns. Advocate, before lIarrisons election.
Rally to the support Of Harrison, and you SHALL
have National and INDIVIDUAL PROSPERITY,
Good Times, HIGH PRICES. High Wages and pIen.
in the Public Expenditures, A good currency and pen-
y Ofit,' &C.