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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
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rs hereby given that the following accounts Of Ad-
i minGtrators and Guardians have been fled in the
Clerks Office Of Tuscarawas Court Of Common Pleas,
and will be presented for passage at the next June
term Of said Court:
The Final account Of Peter Williams Administrator Of
the estate Of Abraham Thomas deceased.
Final account of Jacob Keller Guardian Of Frederick
g, Maria L, Christian E, and Caroline A. Teichmau,
heirs Of Frederick Teichman, deceased.
Final account of Abraham Beaber Guardian Of David,
Daniel, and Rebecoa Gimblins, heirs Of John Gin
lIns deceased.
C.H. KITCHENER, clsrk.
April 25, 1874. Aw. Is.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
May l6, 1874.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Joseph Jordan In Chancery, Tus. Co. Ohio
VS.. ,{Ry virtue OF decreeot the Court
Jesse Burr ct al. Dof Common Pleas Of said county
sitting in Chancery, made June term
1942 shall offer for sale at the door of the Court house
on Monday the 10th of June, at o'clock P. M. Lot
Number 80 in the town Of Port Washington in said
county. GEO. w. CHAPMAN
May @ l944-ts Special Mast er Comr'
CHANCERY SALE.
Deardorf ct al. In Chancery, Tus. Co. Ohio
VS.. }py virtue OF decree OF the Court
Collier and others. Dof Common Pleas of Tuscara-
was county, in Chancery sitting in
this case, shall offer at public sale at the Court House.
On MONDAY the 10th day Of June next, at l o'clock
P M the following Real Estate to wit Lot number Il
in the town OF Dover
B. M. ATHERTON.
May 9, 1874 II. 4w. Master Com'r.
CHANCERY SALE.
! Robert Mcdowell } In Chancery, Tus. Co. Ohio
vs.. }Dy virtue OF decree of the
John Cougill, et al. BCourt Of Common Pleas Of
Tuscarawas county in Chancery
sitting in this case, shall offer at public sale at the
Court House, on MONDAY the 10th day of June ne1
at o'clock P. M. the following Real Estate To wit Lo
number 160 in the town of Dovr.
B. M. ATHERTON.
Master Com'r.
May g. 1874 II 4w.
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OBITUARY.

D1ED.--At her residence in Canal Dover, on the
9Ssh instant, after lingering Illness which she bore
with The most perfect resignation, and with the hope
that her Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ would receive
her MRS. SARAH WrLHELMlNA WAETON.
wife Of Nathaniel Walton, aged 22 years months and
days What consolation it must he 10 all those elt
behind her, to know that she was fully prepared and
willing TO leave this world for better and happier one.
Poor broken hearts why do you MOURN,
Like one forsaken dove fororn7
I'm gone to Heaven rejoice,
And raise 10 God your cheerful voice.
rHn,n
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SURGEON DENTIST,

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MARRlED.-On the 2Sd inst, in Mil township,
by the Rev. R. Cook. Mr. G. sHAMEL 10 Miss MARIL-
LA MARTIN. ....
On Thursday morning The ESD inst. by tho Rev. E.
Greenwald, Mr. DAVID JUDY, Merchant of New Phil,
10 Miss ELIZABETH WEIGH, Of New Philadelphia.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
FOUR CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY

-FOUR CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
Erum tue position Of things since the broachng of
the Texas question, it is rendered almost certain
that there will be four candidates before The country for
ihe Presidential chair First Van Buren,, the nominee
Vfu majority ofthe Baltimore Convention; second Clay,
The Federa candidate third Southern candidate who
will runon the, Texas hobby, and fourth Capt. Tyler
who will run at all hazards particular hobby at
"a. We"havc letters from Washington written the
latter part Of last week. which state that Mr.. Van Blu.
ZEN will have majority Of votes IN Convention, but
rha, the South will net stand by the nomination. for
lhey are determined to run what they call Texas
man and nothing else, The excitement on this ques.
lion is raging very high, aud will sweep most Of the
Southern States, whether they be democratic whig.
With this question Clay will hardly carry his own State
of Kentucky. If there four candidates brought Ou,
The election will inevitably go to the House ofRepresen
nlives What The result will be then is easy to forete
The very though, is enough to give whggery the chilli
" and fever,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. LEON G.. vANADORP,
" bany Medical College, and member Of the Medico-
chrugical Society of New York, respectfully informs
the publ c, tha. lie has located in The village Of
EASTPORT,
where he will attend 10 calls in tho line Of hs pro-
ss'on. For further particulars, apply to him a. his Of
fee in Eastporl,
April 9. 1874 20tG
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
GROCERIES,, &C.,

Holm CHAPLIN has In general assortment gro.
cees which he offers for sale low viz Coffee Ten Sugar
MOasse', Rice Pepper spre ginger, nutmeg cinnamon TO
bNcco Snuc. Also madder, indigo, alum, coperus Log.
wood, Venetian Red Rosn. white and lack Lead Red and
White Chalk, Sulphur, Dslone cloves Shaving soap, Gus.
tile Soap, candy, Rottth stone and Brags Wire.
New Fhild. MpS "a, 1874
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
new G0ODS!--CHEAP GOODSI

ME Subscriber has received his supply Of GOODS, for
the summer trade and would invite his friends and for
mer customers 10 give him call He does net pretend
cheaper tam his neighbours but will sell for cash any goods he
has low as the quality be bought any In
thscouuty. JOHN p. CHAPIN.
March q, 1874 8k
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
D = N TTSTNY

E. N, MAHNNa Dentist, will attend for few days upon
those who may desire his PROVISIONAL services at EsrIcn
Hotel, New Philadelphia and KALDENBACHs Canal Do
yer
N B. Mr Ms health having been feeble, he unable to
visit this region for several mons past but will formerly
visit the above towns every three or four months.
May 80, 1914 o..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.

On our first page we give the letters Of Gen. Jackson
and Gen. Cass on the Texas question, and on the End
page and eloquent address written by Amos Kendall
Pass it around, fellow Democrats, and e. the people
have light.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
TO PHYSICIANS.

The regular practising Physicians of Tuscarawas
Comfy requested 10 meet al Mr.. Smmuras Hotel,
in New Philadelphia, on Monday June 10Th, (COurl
wsek) at 3 clock P. NJ for the purpose of forming
County Medical Society.
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STRAY Y ED,

EROM The sub'cribsr dark brown Stud COLI Q
L years old this spring and small for its age. HAS
white spot on its 'front.' Z whle hind foot Whoeyer
will give me information Of said colt shatbe rewarded.
A. WILHELM
CANAL Dover Nav %. 1914 4w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
FARMING UTENSILS.

TNNHH subscriber has hand good stock OF Scythe for
grass graIn Scythe snaths, Stones and Rifles, also
sckes spades, shoveS FORKS trace chains all Of which
lie offers for sale cheap for cash.
JOHN P. CHAPLIN
New Phi'a, May "a, 1874
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
HATS &c.

EfoR SALE by the subscriber excellent assortment O.
Hats consisting Of fine and Fur, RusSa, Leghorn,
Palm leaf and wool hats a of which will be sold fair prices
Also q small lot Of Ladies' Bonnets cheap.
John P. CHAPLIN.
New Philada May %, 1914
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
ELECTORAL TICKET.

GLECTORAL TICKET.
........ SENATORIAL
Joseph II, Larwill, OF Wayne.
DOwIy Ulter, Of CcrmonL,
CUEGREssIoNAL'
lst District--Caylon Webb, Of Hamilton,
I'd do James NJ, Dorsey, of Darke.
Sd do X. D. FOrsman, vi Greene,
4th do John Taylor of Champaign,
9Th do David Higgins Of Lucas,
9th do Gilbert Beach Of Wood.
9Th do John d. White of Brown.
Sth do Thomas Megrady of Ross,
9Th do Valentine Kefer Of Picaway,
10Th do James Parker of Licking.
llth do Grenvle P. Cher ry, OF Marion.
]2h do George Corwine of Scioio.
18th do Cautious G, Covey of Morgan
l4th do Isaac NJ. Lanning, of Guernsey,
18th do Walter Jameson of Harrison,
18th do Sebastian Bra inard, of Tuscarawas,
17ul do James Forbes ST. of CARROLL
18th do Neal Mccoy, OF Wayne,
18Th do Milo Sol0 of Summit,
2Oth do Benjamin Adams of Lake,
2lst do Stephen N. Sargent, of Medina.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19
Ser y zSreunb un6 9 ei1f 5 er 3eit

-Durd etnen Seid,luB oes Soerrn GD[or BON 9tdtn9
rpuroe Der prd(Iocnt Der Convention beauftra9t cine
COMMITTEE bon Sunfen als Staats Central Commit
tee su erneunen.
Gin anberer SefdluB eHpfetIt ben GemCfraten in
alen Gbetlen bes Staates Ote:@tnridun9 bon 0itcrD
Clubs, CUR Sepredun9 Der Derdtebeuen tptGtqen pels
tfden 8rasen. Serner purOe behGo6tn,oaB 10000 @ce
pteen Der Gerbanolun9en beier Convention in Soften
9eorudt 1tnb bon Der @entrd Scnittee pertbet pers
oen foaen; ndmd) 5000 efte in oeutfher, uno 5000
loefte in en9liIher Sprade. @s tpuroe icoauu cine
COMMITTEE ocn Slltfen ernannt, bic bas Hrufen Der
gerbanoun9en nD oa6 gertbeuen Der eebruceten Nete
Su beoufId)ti9eu bat Gem prdIoenten, 6pl. Neepta,
wuroe Der Oanf Der @onoention bareebrad,t, uprauf
m oerebe erbcb uno in eier seoiesenen 0ebe oieger<
banolun9en ihtcB. Sterauf perta9te bic Scnueution
QSeltb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19

QSr entpfeblen Der 9Iufmertfan1feit uniere5 ee>
ers Die 8erbaionnsen Der oenofratilben Staat6cph:
psntiO, Die b in eiusr auoern SpaIte unres beuti.
gen Slattes beftnoen-
@s freut uns bertten gu fOnneu> baB bic ale %,ars
monte in Der cemofratilhen partet uniereS Staates
wieoer oOatcmmeN ber9eteut it, Die Wfeulun96oers
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btbaten berri6ten ro Sur eStaatscUnUcntpu gang,
lt betsee9t worcen gum Sewets, ooB Die Demofratle
oon Ohio III Se5u9 auf Grunoidee tteber nod tmn,er
eiuie mar. Die Snlruftionen Der Gee9aten nad rer
Nattonal @onUenttou lauten fir M a rtin pa II
8ure,1, unlern Seblug bon &incerbocf, oel1eu Grs
nennuR9 mir nun 5ueerfbtItd 5u hofeu waseu. llnc
spas t6nnte tiger, fDas 9ere db ter lein g.
pPBe9en Mal9el an Naum miil1en mir bic Sers
banoun9en oes Gou9reeS ouf nah(te QGrcte oerihte,
ben.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19

Oerr Spo oanfte Der @pnDenttcn fir bic bCbe @bre
Die man tb er3e9 ct babe nte ertpartet oe1er tcben
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mcfratfhen @runoldse nur fir rte 9etden 0tete 9laer
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midi feseu, 70 Derpfbte ) midi bier in @jeaenpart oes
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Gtanc.
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ba5n ernaten Srmmlttce bon 81, fir bic puldereNe1
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19

grwa ablerz 3ettsl.
seuutrrial: Sciepb j.. sor,uiI, ouu QBayue.
GartY litter, pom @lermrnt.
@rn9ref.
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2. ~ Samee Nt. Grriep, BON C,rtc
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4. S. s. 2oDlcr bon Sbompaior.
5. Haolo Scl99ine BON 3ucas
6. Gilbert 8eab opn Morb.
7. SCbn .. QSblte BON 8rctpu.
8. ShcmaS Wc9rerY pon 9RcB
8. Yalenttn Sefer prn pifamaD.
10. SanIes parter prn Gtfing
II. " Sobn Sarnum pcn WlarWn.
12 n Gecr9e SCrtp1ne BON Scictr.
13. N @auttus s. @opeD bon Mrrgan.
II. ~ Jlaaf yW. Hauniny bon GjuerneY
Is. " 0&alter Samief frn bon joarrion.
IL. Sebalttan Sratnaro bon Guscara.pa5.
H. n Sames ScrbeS 1r. bon @arrrQ
Is. ~ 0teaI NteSoY Don 9SoYne.
19. ~ Wtlc Stpne bon Sunn1tt.
20. ~ Senjamin 9lcams bon 2afe.
81. ,, Shpben 81. Sorgent pm gCerina.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19

Sluf Nntra9 oes Soerrn StantOn rpnrbe fc9enoer
8efdluB e t m nj 8 ansenommen.
8e e1t 0 Re n, baB bic bon oeier Contention ers
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penttcn initruirt flno, fir W art n Gan 8uren
ais ben nditen rdfoent aftscanocateu su lttramen.
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senommen; oas alte 9ebdube ;erte bon oe greitcen>
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gen bieen BefduB 9terauf perta9te d bic Gonpenti>
on bts MOrsen CDienfuss 8 llbr Wcrsens)
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be cine slobreGe uno iebr.paence 8edlie por9eleen
unc NIT Beifaa an9enommen. Serner snurbe elm Bes
dluB bes sldtb. Champ BON Sairf1elb an9encn,nten,
baB 81. M. fcn bas Dcllfte Nertrduen ber De-
utcfratie bon Sbo beiest, unc i'm nod etal ale Dt
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19

9ll6 Get9ater fir bic oenrptratiic Naticnaccnpc1
tirn lit Baltimore terdtete Die oa;u ernannte Commit,
tee fcl9enoe Scerren:
Sire enatrrial> >Gaubtbateu,
Somuel WcoarD ecn 8rantlin. -~
Sames s. 8aran BON Homiltrn.
Sur@o 1fpnal> @onotpdten.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
Upper POLICE.

ARREST FOR BuRGLARY-Last night, Henry
Dawson seaman caught in the cabin Of the ship Graf
ton lying the screw Dock which he had broken with
intent steal. He committed
STEALING PANTALooNs.-Thomas Garley, John
Quinn and Samuel Jackson arrested and Imprisoned for
stealing pair cloth panthoons from the Bowery
CHARGED WITH KET-PiCKING.-George Pot
ter and Charles Hubbard arrested last night by Officer
puk and Connolly charged with having picked the pocket Of
Mair General Winfield Scott OF sl3o. while cOnmng owR
the the steamer Troy. They committed for ex.
animation Two others arrested also whom S9o
bills und $50 gold found; hut rs it different money
fronl tut which the General mad lost they discharged
and committed for stealing S. from the money
drawer Of Nicholas r lassoD. OF the Masonic Hall.
THEFT BY NuRsE-hiarv Ann lIauptman was
arrested by Officer Rutherford chnr.ed with stealing earrings
worked collars &c. worth si0 from the house of Michael
Cadmus Washington street. part of which found
her irunk She committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
SUNDAY.
POLICE OFFICE.

A NoToRIoUs BuReLAR-Officer w. II. Ste
phens of this city, this urte'ed named Sam.
ue Wade, who has lately committed several burgnries III
Philadelphia &c. Tie will be sent back Tor iru havg fled
from tho theatre of his depredationS.
BURGLAnY.-The srore No. 109 Chatham-streeI
was bsrlnrouy entered last night and much stolen
IL CONSISTED uf gold and silver eat and cumes hair brushes
The burg lars got off with their puuder.
AHoTHhR.-A man named William Smith was
arrested 7 night fer breaking into the house of Henry Ferris
No 40 Orspsestree He found the upper OF the
premises ard committed 10 answer.
John Henry colored man, was arrested am
committed for s,ealns about 81 from Henry Lewis No 90
Orangestreet.
William Dougherty stole stove, and wa. COM
n,t.aalr he nh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
DI ED

June 2h after long and painful illness. in the 2lst Of
he. age JOSEPHINE wife of James w Wilson. and daughter
of Lyman Denson.
On the 18th inst. Mrs. HUGH CRoGnAE. Of consumption
which she bore with Christian ioude IN the 18th Oi her
nge.
On Friday the 9th nstnnt. ERAsTus s. TREAT, native
Connecticut. aged a years late GunnerS Mate OF the u =
ship Columbus.
At Brdeewater Oneda County. the 9Th instant. MAJOR
AnsALnN h. GROVES aged 66 years. aaj Groves was Da
tive Of Bloomfield, Ms.
Al iopeiae Monroe Co Pa on the 10Th Instant the Rev
Henry A. SEIpEL, Pnstpr Of tho United Brcthrens Mora
vim Church, IN MS 2tith year