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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
TEXAs-CooNERY in A FIX.

Accounts from Washington state that the treaty to
Admi, Texas into the Union as territory merely, ia
finished and was 10 be sent 10 the Senle last Saturday
ar Monday Tho papers are in great pickle about
Texas. In the South they go il strong and say Clay
will be out shortly in letter advocating Texas annex.
slnn. In the North and West these eooRs go against
it, and they swear Clay also opposed to il. There
must be lying somewhere, that's certain. Bur mark il,
Clay goes IN for Texas and Slavery. -e ,- .....t
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that pet ton will be pre-
IN seLted to the trustees of Bucks township on the
2Oh day of May 1914, praying for the location of
a township road commencing at the House Of Philip
Zmmer aud Nicholas Echenaub's wheerght shop, in
said township; from thence 10 the house Of Philip Roh
and from thence along the township line to nersec the
road running from Evans creek to Dover past William
Gorsnd's; as near as their interest and convenience
necessarily require the location of said road.
NICHOLAS EICHENLAUB,
PHILIP ZIMMER Pct'rs
April Is, 1914. 144t$
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KEEP YOUR SHIRTS ON FEDS

Some of the coons have been chucklns for week
past with the idea that the Democrat about 10 blow
out, as Pa predicted more than years ago. Wo are
sorry to spoil their fun. but we must inform them that
we havereeeived fresh supply Of paper, and are
good for months longer any how.
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SADDLERY.
CHEAPER THAN EVEl

CH EHPER tn a " EF Elk.
TINE subscribers would respectfully inform the publ
i that they have commenced the above bushes in all
its branches, under The firm uf ALBERT & SLoTHoUR
All kinds of work such as, men and womsn's sad
dies carriage dearborn, stage aud boat harness. all of
which will lie made Of The hest materials and IN the
most substantial manner They will sell cheap and
take bark hides grain and other trade at liberal prices
in exchange for work.
I"Shop removed to Mr.. Knoe's New building op.
posile the Mill store.
HUMPHREY M ALBERT.
ANTHONY SLOTHOUR.
April 15 1874.
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ROAD NoTIOF,

NOTICE is hereby gwen that aNer thirty days from
from this date a petition will be presented to the
trustees of Goshen Township Tuscarawas County
asking for the location and establishment Of Town
ship road from the North East Of Ll 10 owned
by Henry Mosber in said township. to run From
thence Norlherty dhSclon,s the nearest aud best
rout to the road leading from Eastpou to New Phil
adeiphin.
Dated, March lllh, 1874.
sa moI A1, 4w. E'IH.11'' '' HENRY MOSHER.
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ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that after thirty days from
lN this date petition will be presented to the Trus-
tees of The township Of York, in the County of Tus-
carawas praying for the location of township road
commencing at the end of Jacob Beavers lane at the
line in said township 10 run from thence the and
route the bridge Lot No. 10 owned by Judge
Blake; from thence the nearest and best route to the
big road from New Philadelphia to Evansburg.
ISAAC BEAVER, 2str.
April II, 1874. $l3 sod
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F0R SALE.

A DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly situa.
county, Ohio, for SALE favorable terms. For partc.
uars, apply to b. SEAToN, at the Recorders office, or
the Subscriber at UhrchsvilIe, Tuscarawas County,
Ohio.
II A. REDFIELD.
Uhrichsvile, March %, 1874 l3tf
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TUNHE subscriber having at the last term OF the Court Of
Of Common Pleas taken out Letters Of Admnstr alton
the estate Of Nelson Payne deceased all persons having
Claims against said requested present them duly
proved for Settlement and all those indebted to the estate are
notified 10 settle up immed lately,
JOSEPH DUGAN, Adm'.
NHE subscriber having at the last term Of The Court OF
Common Pleas taken out Letters Of Administration
Tie of Robert Terri deceased all persons having claims
against said requested to present them duly proved
for settlement and oil those Indebted the estate notified
10 settle up Immediately. tNu ca H.f.
SAMUEL TUCKER, Adm'F.
IE subscriber having at the last term Of the Court Of
4 Common Pleas, taken out letters Of Administration
the estate of David Steiner deceased all persons having
claims against said estate requested present them duly
proved for settlement, and all those indebted The estate
noifed 10 settle up mmedi ately. l...
WILLIAM SHEAR, Adm'r.
March 20, 1874. ta
~. ,'... s' A..g. s.I <a} .m t.f lr f.-i..a A.B
THE subscriber having the last term Of the Court Of
Pleas taken out Letters Of Administration with the
Will annexed. on the Of Daniel Carpman deceased all
having claims against said estate requested 70
sent them dly proved fer settlement and all persons ndeb
ted to the estate are notified to settle up Immediately
SAMUEL CARPMAN. Adm't.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS.

THE Board Of School Examiners for Tuscarawas
i county. will hold it's quarterly meetings on he lst
Monday in April-July October and January ofieach
year. and SPECIAL meetings. on the Monday of each
month. s. BELDEN Clerk
Of said Board.
March 81, 1874.
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GOV. hartley.

The coons keep asking who is to he Governor now
sh nnOn j. appointed Minister to Mexico. Why
gentlemen il is the Hon. Thomas Barley, Speaker ol
The Senate. and author Of tho Banking law. and son
Nordecai BARLEY The coon candidate for Governor.
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Lime. Lime.

TINE subscriber world inform the Public that he has
J. now on hand quantity of, the above altice,
which hewill cell low for CASH, and warrant il good
To those who may purchase from me and for whom
NAV do the work, will receive reasonahle dpduc-
lion. Hs3 HENRY SPKlNkEL,
New PhilaGa. April lecls4A l9 HSn
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COnnscticm Pipe Layers. s.-The committee have made
out list of 462 residents of New York who went to
Co nneciOu,, voted there and elured to New York on
Friday last. Put that in your pipe, Oil 30 Feds of little
faih and less honesty, Phil Times.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Office is hereby given that petition will be presented
~ 10 the Commissioners of Tuscarawas County Ohio, at
their June session praying for the location Of county road
commencing at school house the farm Of Jacob Lvergood
in Perry township thence the and best
lom Johnsons sawm thence the nearest and best
intersect the Port Washington road where the line between
George Akin and Wm. Ellots land said road.
A PETITIONER,
March 10th, 1874 nat
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

SENATORIAL.
Joseph H, Larwill, Of Wayne.
DowIy Utter, Of Clermont,
.'.. CONGRESSIONAL
Ist Dlstrict-Claylon Webb. of Ilamilton
I'd do James NJ, Dorsey, of Darke.
Sd do II. d. F0rsman, of Greene,
4th do JohnITayIor Of Champaign,
5th do David Higgins Of Lucas.
9th do Gilbert Beach Of Wood.
9Th do John D. White of Brown.
9Th do Thomas Megrady of Ross,
9Th do Valentine Ketfer of Picaway,
10th do james Parker of Licking.
1lih do GrenvllIO p. Cher ry, of Marion.
]2ih do George Corwine of Scoto.
18th do Cautious c. COvey of Morgan
14th do Isaac NJ Lunnng, of Guernsey,
18th do Walter Jameson of HARRISON
10th do Sebastian Bra inard, of Tuscarawas,
27tl do James Forbes sr of Carroll;
a8ll do Neal Mccoy, Of Wayne,
18Th do Milo Stone OF Summit
goth do BENJAMIN Adams of Lake,
Dist do Stephen N. Sargent, of Medina.
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Lesley Collough,
rs.
Thomas Boyd and
lanes BnYd.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
April Is, 1914.
146w


THOMAS Boyd and James Boyd will take Notice
i that petition was filed agains. them Oh the 10Th
day Of April 1914, in The Coult of Common Pleas,
of the county Of Tuscarawas and State Of Ohio, by
Lesley Mccullough. and s now pending, wherein the
said Lesley Mccullough demands par'ion of the follow.
ing real estate situate in the county of Tuscarawas and
State of OHIO, and being the North east of the
West half of The North east quarter Of section No. 81,
of township number Ia, and range number7. in the
SteubenviIle land district bounded as follows. viz:
Beginning on the north boundary line of said section
on the centre line between the East aud West half o!
said north east quarter; thence running south one de-
gree east along said cen're oe hundred and thirty
five perches 10 post: henre north 30 deg. west 81 pei
chess thence north G5 perches to The section line Thence
east along The section line 40 perches to the lace 5e~
ginning, containing % Also the east half of the
north east quarter of section 2l township a. Range
containing 90 acres and that at tho next term of said
court application will be made by the said Lesley Me-
Cullough for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises
LESLEY MCCULLOUGH,
by CUMNdIRS & CAMP,
hie Attv's
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nAnrTnM-

MY wife LYDIA Fox, has left my he'd and hoard,
N without any or povocaton. The public are eau
tIoncd not 10 tst harbOr said Lydia on my acroWn
determined pay any debts Of her contracting. nor 70
hold myself alsweebie fOr any OF her aeis w
13 s5is ba7qsa 'I' li - HIRAM 4! Fox,
Eover, March 9, 1874 hasimati l53w
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BRIGADE NOTICE.

TINE commissioned officers of The Independent Com.
i panies of the 4th Brigade and 3rd Division o. M.
are requested to meet at the Court House in New Phil
aelphia on Saturday the 9th day of April insi con-
suit on the subject Of organizing The independent troops
within the Brigade, under the late Militia Law, and such
other matters may be suggested in connexion with
the subject. JOHN BUTT, Brig. Gen.
4th Brig. 3rd Div. o. M.
April 8, I844.
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AN APPREN NTICE WANTED.

A smart active lad Of about Is or 6 years of age will
be taken apprentice TO the Printing business at this
office.
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JOHN J. ROBINSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
CANAL DOYER OHIO.

Will ATTEND any professional business entrusted TO his
in the counties of Tuscaawas, Holmes, and Coshocton.
REFERENCEs.
Hon. w. R. Sapp, Holmes county, Hon. James Mathews,
Gen. Joseph Burns Coshocton county. Smith, Drake
New York POfice that occupied by Esq Warner
Two doors NOrh of Keller EIilds store Factory street,
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THE "oHlO DEMOCRAT' TILL AFTER TIL
ELECTION FOR 15 CENTS.

ELECTION FOR 75 CENTS.
The great crisis approaching and the base attempts o.
tho Federalsls to make this Federal District has in.
duced us TO offer The Ohio Democrat from the lst o
April TIL after the Presidential ele,lon 70 MoErHs) for
the exceedingly low price of
Seventy five cents.
We wish our friends to use their influence TO extend
The circulation Of our paper Let us meet these Feder-
asts the threshhhold in every nook and corner Of
the two counties. A reasonable deduction will be made
10 clubs taking number Of copies.
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THE STATE OF oHIol
r. r....z..-
JEREMIAH DuTToN's
Executor & Others.
pursuance ofa decreeta order from tie Court Of Common
APeas within the county Of Tuscarawas and State of Ohio
to me directed In this Cause shall offer for sale public
auction, the door ofthe house. in said county,
On the 13h dey Of May lS44,
between the hours o10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ Of
said daythe following described real estate situate in said
couny,t wit; Lot No. s. in the 4th quarter of the 9th
township and LIST range Of the tract appropriated for satisfying
for military servces-estmaed 10 contain hun.
dred acres.
Terms. Cash. SEYMOUR BELDEN. Master Con'r
April 10, 1914 13. 4w.
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N 0 TIC &,

Mr.. BAYLEY, Respectfully offers his services to
the cilizens of New Philadelphia, and Dover as a
TEACHER OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
in all its variety Ladies will he waited on at their res.
pective residences. Young gentlemen. who may wish
TO gain correct know edge Of The above pleasing All &
science would do we'll to give Mr.. B, call, as he
pledges himself that in every instance full satisfaction
sh,l be given.
TERMS.
10 Lessons, in e'ass $500
Is do on Piano Forte or Organ, 500
N B, satisfactory testimonials may be seen by calling
on Mr.. B. at his room at the Cross Keys Hotel, New
Philadelphia. or American House, Dover.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
TINE subscriber having at the late term Of the Court
i Of Common Pleas taken out Letters Tesamentary
with the Will annexed of Christian Stahley, deceased,
all persons having claims against said estate are request.
ed to present them duly proved for settlement and aIE
those indebted to the estate notified settle up i'm.
mediately. JOHN CARVER, Executor.
March 95, 1874,
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NOTICE!
William ".. Sharp ; DIVORCE.
Fva Sborn

TNHE said Eve Sharp is hereby notified that on the
i 9th day of March, A. D. 1874, said William
Sharp filed in the Clerks ofire of the Court of Com
Pleas, in the; county of Tuscurawas and State Of
Otio, petition against her praying therein for di.
&c. Said petition Will be for hearing at the next term
of said court. BELDEN CRAIG & BELDEN,
April 4, 1874. 2w Soils. for petr.
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THE subscribers having at the last term Of the Court
i of Common Pleas, taken OUT letters Of Admnisra.
tion on the estate of William Young. all persons ha
wing claims against said estate requested 10 present
Them duly proved for settlement and those indebted 10
the estate are notified to settle ny Immediately.
PETER YOUNG, Adm'r
CATHARINE YOuNG, Admir-.
March 25, 1874.
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Dated April 18th 1874.
OHAN0ERY NOTICE.

OHANOERX NOTICE. ....r,
THE STATE OF OHIO, Tu.oARAwAs Co., IS 3d.
's: PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
George Stewart.
TIME said George Stewart will take notice that on
i the 23rd day Of January 1874, Sarah Ann Stewart
filed in the office of The Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said County, her petition in ChanceIy setting
forth the marriage ofsad petitioner and the said George
Stewart, and praying divorce and dissolution Of
said marriage because of the wu absence Of the said
George from the petitioner for more hsn three years.
Said petition will be for hearing at The next term Of said
court. SARAH ANN STEWART,
by GEO. W CHAPMAN her sol.
April 15 1874 l46w
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pClergymen, Superiniendents Of Sabbath Schools,
Agents of newspapers and periodicals. Poslmas,ers and
Booksellers throughout the country, respectfully re-
quesled TO act as our Agents. The most liberal per
cenase allowed to all who engage in the sale of
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Farm for sr.!!e.
THE OCEAN H Q u 5 t."
ArAvyPO3y, y. ls3
A new and fashionable establishment Tor
Summer lSiCr.

WIFE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public, tlal tie above
named house wilt be completed, aud ready
for the reception Ot summer glSltrr-, about
the first of June next. The blIdlng Is very
coumndlous, with large and cry lodging
rooms, parlors, d,u.ag rnoInS &c, wl'h an
the requisites desired by iash'nablG visitors
who spend the summer IN NewporL-it Is
entirely new, and ~ addition 10 lis excellent
interior arrangements, spaclots pla2zas sur
round tue whole establshmrhl. In" house
is located IN The most healthy tnd pleasant
spot in Newport, beng on The all, within a
few moments walk OF the beach, as well as
the Pos, Olcc. aud all public places IN town
containing upwards ot one h'ndr"d ,"dg
iuo rooms, "A number of which ale connected
with parlors.
A large aud commodious LIvfRY sr>nLt
is attached to the premises, and the. grJuhG
around are very spacious aud delightful.
+. JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport, March %, lsll.
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DENTISTRY.

z +. GALLUP, NJ. d., respectfully in
10 turmr that he boardS and iodg'S at Nj.
Francis Cars N Broad street; but tor h"
convenience OF hls patients, has taken The
Hunter O,lice IN Mary ST., between Clarke
and Thames streets, where he can be iound
from . to /, and from , to & O'Clock, prepared
to attend to those who require his attention
N Medicine, Surgery Or Dcuus'y. AT 9th.
cr hours hr can be found al h, bourdne
house July Ii.
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LOOK HERE J
Thcy do say there IS something tssta'
saohc, IN .iDIER TISi.NG, ond
Igaess RI Try il and see Ior my


] hereby inform my customers, lHhd 'ha'
! thcy knew before, and all creation be
sldls ,thal am selling Goods rs low, and
l,le lower, than anybody else ~ town, the
quality consldrrcd-aad dear reader, 1t YOU
hnvc any doubts upon the subject you can
have them removed. by calling on the sub
scribcr. at his store IN Thames street. two
doors North of the Perry MIL, where y"u
will find first rate assortment OF FfhIL
GROCERIES, amongst which, are Tyson
Young Tyson aud Souchong Teas, ct va.
r,nus cualiucs and prices CraShrd loat ana
brown Sugars, of the first quality; Java
t.uba aud RIO Coffee; Boston and New
York civ cured Hams aud Beet; New Or
leans, Muscovado and Cuba MoIaases, &c.
and IN tact every thing usually lnnnd ~ q
we'll conducted l.iWLi GROCER
STORE. Call and see. -
GEORGE Il. KNOWLES.
| Newport, Aprl II, lSll
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Court Of Prostate, .Newport, JuIy |, lSlL

Court Of Prostate, .Newport, Juty |, I0li.
NATHANIEL H. LANGLEY. Executor Of the
~ last VIII and Testament Of Benz ann
Clarke, late Of Newport, dec, presents his
petition IN writing Ia this Court, representing
ilia, the personal estate which was Of SAID
deceased Is insufficient for the payments OF
the debts allowed by the Commissioners on
his estate and by Judgment oi Court, and
expenses of setllIng his estate, and praying
that he may be in his said capacity authorised
10 sell at Publc Auction oil the right, title
and interest which the deceased had at the
lime of his death, III aud To a certain lot of
iand with the dwelling house and other
buildings thereon situated IN said Newport,
bounded nortEcrIy on land of b. Seattle ,
south on land OF Charles Budlong ; east on
Thames street, and west on land OF said
Seattle, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary to make up the deficiency OF said per.
sonal estate, for The purposes aforesaid. with
incidental charges, aud SAID petition IS read
aud received and Is referred ior consideration
10 Court of Probate, to be holden at the
Town Hall ia Newport, on the first Monday
IN August next, at o'clock, u. III. and 1t Is
ordered that notice thereof De gwen accord
lng to law, by an advertisement three weeks
in the Hcraid Of The Times.
\ true copy witness:
b. B. llowLANp, Pro. CIR
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()opnlor Coles.
!rom the Mothers Magazine.
THE POCkEL BIBLE:
"IIiS LOyiDs Kindness changes ret
BY CAaries \. Goodrich.


"as standing az 'he cop"'er Oh d
bookstore some year since, "heh 'auy
entered ana inquire" Tor poche' p'o'es'
l kh"" htr wen. lew years Dei"'e
s"e h"d inarrlrd reTPec'ap'' young
merchant VINO, although r'sscsSed Ou'
"i iiihe, i any, capital himself h"d
been started ~ business by gentleman
u wealth, with every prospect oi sue
cess. lie was active, honest ahd ch''r-
prisIng and, although he HAD married
carry a'ler commencing p"'''eSs 'o'
Lim>e'i--rerhaPs too early -'he 'aoy
wh2m he had selected as MS companion
was worthy MS ch"ice' she mao moro
aHbh'oh, some oi her hlehdS 'h"uTh''
lAaA c"npoled WIN 'hcir cIfcuhis'a"-
ces and, although she cohtrI'ed 10 re-
press II, IN consideration tha' "er nus
band ; income io' the present was small
II was apparent that hef SPif'' was as
pIrlng, ana mat she was looking 'o''
ward WIN some itlPa'''"ce l" '"o ''"'o
when she should be 'he "'''reSS o'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Coul of Probate, AHditetowa, Jniy IS, l6ii

Cout of Probate, AHddtetown, JuLy IS, l6li
4 N instrument of writing, dated the fourth
IA day OF September, A. ID. loll, purporl-
ing To be the last VIII und Testament OF
William James 1'llley late of Middetown,
dec, was presented for probate and letters
testnmenlary thereon.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
The consideration thereof referred to q Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town House
in Mddletown, on the third Monday in Aug,
Ucx,, at ! O'clock, p. M, aud that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of tins
order three several times in the IieraId of The
1iut,s, for AL persons Interested TO appear at
said time aud place and be heard.
A true cooy-wltness:
JosHuA CoGGEsHALL, PROB. Ctk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
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vl'llE subscriber wishes to give notice, thai
he has removed tO the new Store ~
Charles street where he inieads To carry on
the Shoe making business, mil l,s branches.
lie wishes TO give uolIc" to his old custom
cts, that he will make Boots Gud Shoes, oi
the same quany, as cheap us q, any Store 10
Newport. aud cheaper IN the end than tGcy
can shoe themselves by purchasing the sale
trash m some OF The shoe stores.
lie also keeps constantly Oh hand q supply
Of the bcsi e1ahy Spanish and halt Spanish
Cigars at wholesale aad rerall at No. 5, cor.
ner ol Charles a. Marlborough streets, d.
rcctIy west ul the Jail.
ROBERT SEATTLE.