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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
sCIIANCERY NOTICE.


Joseph Stout, .thf
vs. , PETITION 10 eompoio teal eonThet'
John Bacter ct al. y
UOHN nacher Rnd Calharne his wife, David swarE' WIZ
- liam sW arlz James SwaiIs; lavd H1langh aud Mar
ars his wife, Tunas Rnd CatEarne Lis wife, eIer
sacker Henry Willard und Mary his WIFE, Jacob Smith aud
Mary his wife Jacob Smith and Susan his wife, Thomas
Gorsuch and Elizabeth his wife, Philip Knappenberger Ad'
mstralor of jacob Burker decd hereby notified That
OH tie 2Sth Jat day Of Novm A. d. l83 Joseph StOui
# tie county of TuscaawRs and State of Ohio, flied In the
Court of Common Pleas Of tie county of Tuscarawas aud
Stale of Ohio Bill IN ClnnCey against ihd said Defendants
wi c said Bill sets forth that about lie 22ud VI JAY,
D. 1928 Il said Joseph Stout entered into an article WIN
the said Jacob Becher now deed for the purchase OF tie FOL
loving land then ovtd by tie said Jacob BHcEer which said
land is situate in the county Of TuscaTawas Ohio. aud des'
cricd IN said article follows 10 wit Six acres 10 be taken
off the South quRuer OF section number 2l Owhshp
10 range be taken of Of tile north side OF said quarter
and on the west side OF the Road leading from New Pha
depha 10 Wooster be keu from the centre OF said road
pa alel line tie line Ee West line OF said quarter
and adjoining plat of Strasbug thai the saa sou
complied with his part Of said article mud has paid all o
the purchase money Prayer, for process answer ana ha
defendants be compelled and deliver 10 petitioner
good and sufficient deed for said land, aud general relief
and the said defendants further notified that unless they
appear plead unswer demur 10 the said Bill, within six
ty days after the next of said court, the SAID
Joseph Stout at tie term aer the expiration of snC
sixty days will apEly said take tile matter Of Ih
Bill A. esed And 10 decree thereon Accordingly.
CUMMINS Il CAMP,
Soils for ComprL
| Dated Jan, 25, 1914, SOW
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
THE MAILS.

Never since our connection with newspapers did we
know Of such arrangement in the Mails, as of late
For some time we have forborne to complain, hoping
there would be turn for the better, but it getting
worse. Out OF half dozen dailIes and tri'weekies
we take from the Eastern cities, no, more than half oil
them ever reach u.s. So it with our Columbus papers
But we are not the only suffserS. From the subscr'
bsu Of distant papers, we hear one general murmu
Of complaint. There mus: be woii disorder in the dis
Iibuting Offices at Cadz, Wheeling and further on, o.
else Post masters look upon the contents of the mails
general lunder.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
MICHIGAN FOR VAN BUREN.

The Democratic State Convention assembled at Ann
Arbor on The 9th of January, appointed delegates TO
the National Convention, and passed the following res
oluton by decisive vote:
"ResOUsd, That entertaining these views of public
measures, most cordially cooperate with our sister
state of New York in presenting to the nation her fyo.
rite son MARTIN VAN BUREN, as the choice of the
Democracy Of Michigan for the next Presidency; as
Citizen pure in private life whose whole public career
statesman 10 identified with the principles we pro
ess and who il his elevated administration of the 20,
vernment from 1887 10 1911, evinced talents of the
highest order, and integrity unapproachable by cnrrup
ton, wisdom that looked alone TO the public good,
mness unawed by the rage Of faclion an equanilnity
unds!urhcd by the most reckless caumny that ever be-
fore assaulted public servant"
Michigan is the residence Of General Cass. Lisbon
PATRIOT
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
TnE TARIFF-CoON TRICKERY.

The Advocate quotes part Of Gov. Porler's message
and holds il up the public argument in favor of
protective tariff Gov Porter goes for tariff
,and no coon wing can make anything ese out Of what
he says But why don't this federal editor give his rea
ders Clay's letter to whg editor in Georgia. In that
letter Clay goes against high tariff; and calls them dis
graceful and oppressive. And the Richmond Whig
backs him up, BY saying that CLAY Is MORE OIL FREr
TRADE MAN THAN VAN BuREsll" Yes, tina, is the Lam
kpags Of aeading whig paper in tile south, Here the
soon papersgO for Clay and high tariff, to humbug
sir readers, and Clay all tho time writing letters tc
he south against high tariff What kind of honesty
is. thisl Again, we ask the Advocate to publish Mr.
Eay'S ;etlsx 10 Nj. Bronson Of Georgia.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
INFORMATION WANTED.

will the Ohio Statesman, any the secrets Of
Whiggery, inform US if the Wing Central Committee
have raised any funds 20 repay the delegates the money
they spent in attending the late Convsntion They
ought to have their money back surely and some are
complaining about it, day two before the delegates
left this county, two subscription papers presented
to whig One to raise money to send delegates 10 The
whig convention, and the other to raise money to pur-
chase Bibles tor the hcathsn The whig handed all
his charge to send eff delegates, and consequently h
heathen 90, no Bibles from him. But since he heard
what failure and humbug this Convention turned ou
TO be, and go;tup as was by whig lawyers lie wisf
Q, sincerely thai he had went in for the Bibles, ant
wants 10 know il the men who humbugged him, won
refund his money. We think they should and for tina
reason ask for the above information If he gets hi
money he will 60 in for the Bible after this in prefer
ence 10 Wh'ggerY.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
nEANcrnY WcTIoM

The State of OHIO Coult OF Common. Pleas.
1use lrawas county IN lhaneeIy
Edward Jones fer Nh USES ,htnglesmHn..
the use of Levi Johnson, SlaS Clark agn iseAo
'US. Hos'eller are n0llied lnat
Moses Knglesmi h, J on the l7ih day Of OctObsT,
Sias CluTk and lsaac lS43, The conPlainens
llosetler. } flied IN said ecut Ms WI
in Chancsry, in which he alleges and Se's uTlh that
ON the 23d day Of September lS42 be recovered Judge
ment on The docket Of Alber, Bates Justice Of The
Pc ce of said county, against respondents kingesmiA
and Clark for seventy dollars ninety cents and costa
of suit hat execution has since been issued on said
judgement, and returned by the tticeT to MhUm i was
directed mo property found whereon 10 levy That
said judgement yet unpaid and in force That said req
pendants Kluelesmh aud Clark have no property SUBJ
ect 10 levy. That suid Moses Klingfcsmlh is son anf
heir atlaw Of Peter king late Of said County
deceased and as such entitled 10, and about TO receive
from respondent Isaac Hosieer administrator OF The
estate of said Peler kngesmith decd. The sum Of 1--WE
hundred dollars, being said Moses distrbutvsfsla Of
the funds of said esale The prayer Of said Bill is that
the amount due saG Moses aforesaid much there
Of ID necessary be by decree this Court applied 10 The
payment of Judgements interests and costs
Il Of This suit NC. The respondents will take notice
Of the pendency Of this suit, that unless hoy SpPear
plead answer demur within txly days next after The
rising of the next term OF said Court That die samswl
be taken and held Us confessed, and decftd eneIsd
accordingly.
JAMES CRAIG, compl'u Sol.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
TASK MY COMMITTEE"

The wing leaders of the dandy Convention at Co
umbus, got up address 10 the wings of Ohio, but or
some reason suppressed it and won't publish it They
ars afraid to let the people find out their principles
In1e4O they wouldn't declare their principles and bunl
aheir President in efigy So it will be with Clay. lie
10 writing letters to the south against high talfs & the
leaders here are holding himup high tariff man. The
result Of all this would be, il Clay should be elected he
would veto high tariff Bill, aud these who are
now humbugging the people, would burn him in efigy
a. they did poor Capt. Tyler. This is whiggsry.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
NOTICE.
In Con- mon plen, Tn,.nr,wn. Co.
Elizabeth Hooper
attest, ]. D. CumMiEs.
January 10, 1874.

Elizabeth Hooper ! In COmmon Pleas Tu'eaawas Co.
vs. : ohio Julia Ann Hilkert and 49,
Michael Hoopors heirs kert her husband Isaac Hooper,
Jacob Hooper, Elizabeth Hooper, Rebecca Hooper and Michael
Francis Hooper, will take notice that the 2th day of
uary 1874, Elizabeth Hooper filed in the Office ofbe Clerk Of
said Court Of Common Pleas, her petition in Chancery, repre-
senng the said Michael Hooper late Of Tuacawas Coun
ty Ohio died seized of tie East Half ohe South West quarter
and the South West quarter ofthe South East quarter
ofsec. Tp Range in said County. leaving the above
named persons his heirs law and the petitioner his widow
titled dover in said premises Said petition pays
dower and general relief Said Defendants therefore no.
tilted appear and answer said petition at the March Of
said 1914 the will be taken confessed and the
court then and there moved to grant the pray thereof
ELIZABETH HOOPER,
BY Atheerrton { Chapman hei Soils.
Jan. 90 1844-2 CIV.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
CHA1ScERY NOTICE.
V314AkVOGAGG1 RNV 8V31s
Thomas Philson Administrator } In Tuscarawus, Common
of Robert HarmOunt decd, Pleas |
Elizabeth Harmount ct al,

Elizabeth Harmount ct al,
PETITION TO SELL LAND TO PAY DEBTS,
ENREDERlCK Iarbaugh, Jacob Welty, Samuel siokcly,
Thomas Horsefeld Elizabeth Harmount Jonathan Tuck.
and Ann lis wife, John Harmount and Martha Ills wife,
Lydia llamount, Simpson Harmount George Harmoun and
Mar his wife, Alexander Iarmount William armoun and
Jane his wife, will take notice that petition was filed n.
ganst tn EN- tile 24h day of January A. D. 1914 in the
Court of Common Pleas, of Tuscara county, Ohio by
mount dececd and penlng wherein the said admin
tae for the payment of debts of said estate which the
said Robert amoun died seized, 10 wit One acre of land
situated in the south west Of land purchased by the
said Jacob Wety; from Jacob Bickensderfer In quarter g
township range @ military dist Beginning the south west
corner of said land of Jacob Wey; thence south SO dcg
East chains and "a links to where hickory l6 n bears
North 46 degrees 80 links; thence North deg East
chains and 54 links TO the New Philadelphia road thence
North SO degrees west chains and 81 links up said road
10 stake; thence south deg West chains 50 links 10
the place Of beginning also part of the quarter town.
ship and I'd range beginning 81 links North deg east of tie
South West of Jacob Welys land which bought
from Jacob Bckensdeer being part Of the Hoseeld tract
thence North SIS deg West chains and 16 links Stake
thence South SO deg. East chains 40 links to a stake
thence South deg West chains and 80 links the place
OF beginning containing 4000 of that the mex,
term Of said Court application will be made by the said adj
mnisrato for authority 10 sell and convey said estate
under such regulations are provided by law.
THOMAS PHILsoN, Admir-. &c.
by CuMMINs & CAMP, his All'ys
Dated Jan. 24th, 1884, 34w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber wishes to sell the following property
l. situate in Newcomerstown. Tuscarawas county
Ohio: One Grist Mill, and House and Lot near said
Mill. also Still House. together with the apparatus
on the same premises. The apparatus can be bought
separate.
g.JA persons indebted TO me by note or book &C,
count are requested to make immediate payment, as
have given long indulgence, hope the request vii,
lie promptly attended TO- Also, those to whom am
indebted will present their accounts for settlement.
Corn and wheat will be taken in payment for debts
PAUL ROBERTS.
NSwcomerstown, Jan, %, 1874 23t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
.TRlFLING WITH THE PEOPLES BURDENS

FRITLING WITH THE PEOPLES BURDENS.
When the Bill 10 lax gold watches forte pianos and
and other luxuries, was introduced in the Legislature
by Democrat, coon by the name of White offered to
amend by striking the letter of gold, SO as to make it
read old watches; and also 20 insert the word oc be
tween the words forte and piano. SO as to read tax on
forte fuc pianos Another coon offered an amendment
shat banjos aud JaOsh0ps be also taxed. This is the
way the coon leaders trie away their time dollars
day, in attempting to ridcuegany and every measure
rot up by Democrats to tighten the taxes oflh working
man. All their efforts are to kill time and to
preyen, any relief or reduction of the taxes poor men,
What honest man can sustain such leaders have any
respect for them.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01

II The Coon organ al Columbus, coniesses that the
leaders had letter from Spangler before the Conven-
ton met, saying he wouldn't run if nominated. And
yet aner dragging delegates over the hard clods and
through the cod those corrupt leaders made them go it
blind, for Spangler. What humbuggeryl What tri
fling with mems feelingsf What contempt Tor their in
teigence' Wha, fraud upon those who were silly
enough TO spend their money! Shame! Shamci ye cor.
rupt leaders ofFederasm.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01

Aadtatw et GtterG Pars,
THE undersigned Joseph Sleiueau and Doctor 0ss-
i ,avus Clay of New Philadelphia have recently
had personal quarrel and dficulty,saDdIwh under
the influence Of excitement and passion the undersigned
has made use ofanguage derogatoy The character
tegrity and skill Of saidl Guslavus Clay physcaR
and calculated TO nure him in his The under.
signed now hereby reacs and takes sack all such Ian.
guoge by him used with reference to SAID Clay to
the end that he may in no wise be injured in bis said
good name fame and credit hysican, or Otherwise.
by anything the undersigned has said concerning Ln
said Clay. The undersigned agrees that hereafter he
will use no such language in reference 10 suid
Clay nor will heiundersigncd in consideration Of tie
negotiations and settlement the day made with said
Clay, ever hereafter suesor in any manner prosecute
said Clay in in any suit action for account o
any language heretofore used uttered by said Clay
touching referring 10 Sarah Sleneau wife OF the sassr
hereto, being the above named Joseph Stsinssu.
JOSEPH .sTElNRAu.
Attest J. D. CUmhiNs.
January 10, 1874.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
Notice.

THE heirs at law of Philip Foreman late Of the town Of
New Philadelphia County Of TuEcarawas and State OF
Ohio. deceased are hereby notified that petition was lied
against them in tile court of Common Pleas of said County on
the 9TH day Of October l843 by John B. Reed
De Bons with the will annexed of said Pllp Foreman
and now pending wherein the nJ administrator prays for
order of said Court authorizing and directing him 10 sell
thirty eight feet of the West side Of Lot No. 1893 in said rown
for the payment of the Dedsof said deceased sud petition will
he for hearing at the next torn OF ead Court
Dated Both Dec, l8l3
JoHNB REED Admr.
De Bous non with the win annexed Of Philip Furrrnunl
81, weeks
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
THE CADIZ SENTINEL.

The Cadiz Sentinel comes to US this week enlarged
aud printed on new type looking as neat as any paper
in the country The Sentinel is of the most eares.
and vighnt advocates Of Democracy, and the Demo
Gratis of Harrison may well feel proud Of their defender
We wish our friend McGonagle 1000 new Subscribers
to remunerae him for his trouble and expense He will
skin many coons.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
ANOTHER OMEN.

The federal leaders Of Franklin country have called
their county Convention to meet in Columbus on the 9th
of February the day that two murderefs are TO be hung
in that town Their idea is to gel large crowd. What
spectacle for contemplation gallows and Wing
Convention. The men who would thus take advantage
of the hanging Of two human beings, for the sake oi
getting crowded political meeting, must feel the des-
parateness of their cause. Blu. every move of coonery
aaams TO be an oman Of the fate that awaits il.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

G1TOur Democratic friends in Pennsylvania are buck.
ling on their man(uly forlhe next contest. They
will hold a State Convention on the 4,h of March, to
nominate governor. Henry A. Mulenburgh appears
to be the avor.e and they say they will give him 40,
100000 majority. Old Berks' alone has promised a
majority of6OO0 From present appearances the State
will go for The Democracy as it did in 1882 for Jackson
so overwhelming that will take federalism half gen.
Grafton to get on her feet again.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
A WARMING,

We gave last week the account of the fall Of Log
Calm in Richmond by which some 20 persons were
made cripples for life. One man has since died from
his wounds This was the frs, Log Cabin raised for
Clay Tom ooery, and should be warning to the lea
dsrs Of that party, how they triAe with The morals of
free Ipeople,l and ofandiHgh Heaven with. their de-
baucherY and Bachanalian Reyels.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
Public Sale.
sAReA1NsM GREAT BAReA1Ns!l

BAR6A1NS!! GREAT BARGA1NS!l!
TNHE subscriber Administrator Of the estate of GEO.
l. BNKLEY deceased, late Of Shanesville. will offer
a, Public SaIe Thursday the 18th day of February
1914, the following property consisting Of large
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Cloths, caheoss, BLsaehsd Muslins,
Ksrssymsrs, Mainoes, Broom do.
Satinstis, GinghamS,
Ftannels, Cambrieks, Sha,ols and Rdbs,
Book Muslins Mconetts, Chicks,
Bonnsts, Boots & Shoes. Palm ieef Hats.
ALSO
HARDWARE,
Mill Saws, Brace & Bits Butts and Screws.
X Gu, Saws Kuivos and Forks, Table &. Tea spoons
Hand Saws Door Locks Glass and Nails,
Axes g. hatcho,s Hoes & Spades, Shoves and ForkS,
Cast Steel, Blister Steel, Trace Chains,
A lot OF Bar Iron, Halter chans &c.
GLASS f. QUEBNSWARE.
An excellent assortment of GROCERIES, such us
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Chocolate. Rice Alspce, Indigo,
Madder, Fustc, Cam wood. Alum, Salt Petre, Tobac.
CO Of all kinds, Cinnamon, Cloves, Gin, Rum, Bran.
dy, Wines, &c. Also large lot of Butter and iallow
together with assortment Of Drugs, OLE, and Patent
Medicines, Sole and Upper Leather, Wheat. Flaxseed,
White Beans, and Dried Fruit, of all kinds.
Also large lot of Household and Kitchen furniture
too numerous TO mention.
The attention of merchants and huyers in general is
respectfully requested. The stock of Dry Goods is
large, comprising every article in that line.
The stock Of Hardware is neat. comprising almost
every article that the farmer and mechanic requires;
The stock of Groceries are ssh and of excellent qua
ity. Ia fact, take the stock of goods through there
cannot be found more general assortment and more
suitable for the country. The
Household and Kitchen Furniture
comprise almost every article necessary for housek
ing, all of which Is Of excellep: quality.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day, and
continue from day to day. until all sold, when terms
of sale will be made known by
JACOB s. STERLING, Adm'r,
Jan. 80, 1914. 3ts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
BETTER DAYS FOR HARRINGTON.

Last winter, Simeon Nash, director of the Galipo
lie bank, one of the whg leaders in the Senate Of
Ohio.
This winter j. J. COon,bs cashier of The same insti,
tuition, is Of the main pillars of whiggery in the
House of Representatives
We may soon expect 10 hear that Harrington has
broke PcnitentiGry, and received whg promotionl
Where is the justice in sending too Galopos bankers
TO the Legislature and keeping third one in The Penis
tenary.-M. Lisbon Patriot
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
ADNG1NzsTRAoR's 1ToT7CE.

pursuance oil an order of Court made in June term
A. d. ls4S. will offer for sale on the premises near
SraSburgh Tuscaawas County, Ohio, on Saturday the
24Ih day Of February next One MILL sea, on Sugar.
creek with SIX acres and seventy porches aud about
five feet fall can he had on thu main creek, Also on
The same day and place, one CAST IRON Turning
Lathe, and one Card teeth cutler Aihe property Of
Philip Trapp deceased. Terms Of sale made known on
said day by. PHILIP KNAPPENBERGER,
January 20, lS4i 4w Admr.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
NOTICE,

Els hereby given tina, petition will be presented 10 tho com
nesioners OF Tuscarawas county Ohio at their session
praying for alteration the county Ioad leading from New
Comerstownto Ragersve commencing at the town Rocking
ham in Salem Township running due west to thecounty line
thence South along the county line to Black Oak sappng
(Bazed the of George Brooks land thence 8.
Eastto nterect said Road again Black Oak Tree Bzed
William Shepherds land in Salem Townships which Embra
ces said alteration prayed for this jan 10th 1874 s
A PETITIONER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
OBITUARY

DlED.-At Newcomerstown on the 23rd inst LrcY
CoRDEILA, only daughter Of EMERSON GooDRIcn, aged
year, 6 months and 7 days.
Her death was caused, says the notice, "by swallow
ing some . or percussion caps, which she obtain.
ed from drawer while left alone for few moments
the cause Of her suffering not being known until nearly
10 hours afler, when medical aid was of no avail
This may serve as warning TO parents"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
POST OFFICE REFnRM.

A Bill isnow before the U. s. Senate to reduce the
Roltage OD letters and newspapers. All leters under
miles to be cents. 100 miles 10 cents. News
pspeFs to 60 free in the county where printod-ot Of
&c The county and under 100 miles half a cent-over
pne cent. 1t also aboishes the fanking privilege
but Hlows all letters to members Of Congress to go fee
and giyes them certain number Of free stamps with
ghich to send documents 10 their constituents.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL.
Joseph II, Larwill, of Wayne
DOwty Utter Of Clermout,
CONGRESSIONAL
lSt DstTiet-Caylon Webb, of Hamilton,
ID do James NJ, Dorsey, of Darke.
ID do X. D. Forsman, of Greene,
4lh do Judge John Taylor of Champaign,
9th do David Higgins fLucas.
9Th do Gilbert Beach Of Wood,
7th do John D. White of Brown.
9Th do Thomas NJ egrady of Ross,
9Th do Valentine Kefer of Ross,
10th do James Parker Of Licking.
llIh do John Bartrum Of Marion.
12ih do George Corwlne Of Scoto.
18th do Cautious G. COvey Of Morgan
l4th do Isaac NJ. Lanning, of Guernsey,
18th do Walter Jameson Of Harrison,
10th do Sebastian Brainard, Of Tuscarawas,
17th do James Forbes sr. Of Carrol
18th do Neal Mccoy, Of Wayne,
l9Ih do Milo Stoae of Summit,
10th do Benjamin Adams Of Lake,
2lSt do Stephen N. Sargent, Of Medina.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01

A coon has got up Bill in the lower House to TAX
hogs These coonsgo their death against taxing gold
and silver knives and forks silver plates pianos and such
like bu, they love to tax every thing of necessity used
by the poor man.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We return our thanks to Senator Allen. Messrs
Mathews, McCausin and Duncan of the House, Sem
ator Koch, and Representatives Hewitt and GulOer
son Of the State Legislature for public documents.