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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
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GIRO CuLAR HUNT.
SPORTsMEN ATTEND.

There will be Circular Hunt, on Saturday the 9th
of January 1874 on the hills Of Stonecreek, Oldtown,
and Fry's creek Boundaries to be as follows:
The East line commencing at Jacob Kitch's, in Go
shen township thence South along the old Cosnocton
road to Samuel Fry's-thence West up said valley to
Charles MClane's thence TO David Critzs-thence to
Philip Murphy's-thence North TO John Sneary's-
thence North along said Stonecreek road to the Presby
erian meeting house-from thence East to Jacob Butts
thence East to the place of beginning.
Said lines TO be stationed so that they can be in speak
ing distance of each other It is also expected each in
dvdual will be ready to march precisely at 10 o'clock
A. NJ signal horn will first be blown at the Norh
East corner at Jacob Ktchs the next sound South and
80 continue round 10 the place OF beginning when all
will march precisely at once in steady manner, to the
following lines which will be marked with straw. And
then halt ard remain SILENT until the next signal horn at
the North East corner of said line.
No persons TO be within lines when all will march in
slow manner to the place ofenclosure which is field
belonging to Paul Buoy, lying between John Hensps
and the Lutheran Church, on Oldthwn Greek.
lIarshals on the East Ene.
Jacob Kitch, Benjamin Walton, J. Peppers j. Nc
Night, ]. Steelsmith, J. Hensi ]. Butt J. Davis J
'Romig, S. Romig, S. Gnaus, B. V. Lehr, NIL.
Keller, S. Carpman.
Officers of the day on The East line.
Edward Edmund P Grimm S. Fackler G. Facklcr
H. How, S. How, D. Grimm, P. Shull, B. Ginther, S
Nelson, j. Kinsey, J. Robinson, P. Edmonds.
1Earsaals onthe South line.
David Gram, C. M'Lean, s. Fry J. Whitehead, S
Swzer J. Walton, j. Heller D. Meese s. L. Fribley
S. Shawver J. Rice, J. Rensil.
officers Of the day on the South line.
Jesse Fry, J. Kiser, P. Ronk, w. Mclean ], Kefer
w. Wolf J. Smith, E. Burger, A. Kefer, VIM
Kuhn.
NorsHah on The West Inc.
John Hawk, P. Murphy. J Benfer, J. Dearborn, J.
Sneary, NJ, Nedrow, G. Bugher, J. Taylor F.. Garnet
]. Akney, G.. Ankney, ]. Ross, j. Hummel, w. G
Wiley.
.Obtcers Of the dap Tie Western line.
John Blows, D. Shafer, A. Bugher, M. Ankney, H
Frease, "A. B. Roby, G. Smith, M. Woolf, A. Woolf
| II. Myers, D. Fackler, |. Nedrow.
M0rslDs on The North line.
Joseph shull G. Shul, J. Collars, j. Ross, w. Hunt
er, ]. Fribley A. Matthias, Jacob Butt J.sGambo, R
Emerson j. Overholt s. Beck; ]. Butt, ]. Patrick, j
English, H. Stiffler G. Fl Mathews, B. F. Danforh, D
Baltzley
Mr. Welch ]. Murray w. Fomey, J. Casebeer, D
Fribly, E. Frbly, A. Meredith, E. Myler, H. Shaffer
A. Berlinggame, S. Peppers, J. Young s. Sedgick, e.
Heck.
N. B. Nofr Arms allowed on the grounds. And nc
hounds letoose until orders given by the Marshas.
An game caught to be sold to the highest bidder to
detray expenses.
S. S. FRIBLY,
GEO. ANKENY,
HENRY SHAFER,
SAMUEL FACKLER,
GEO. FACKLER,
PHILIP GRIM.
a.
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TO THEPUBLIC.
q Andiat,lr e aliera pars .


THE undersigned Joseph Steineau and Doctor Gus.
i tavus Clay of New Philadelphia have recently
had personal quarrel aud difficulty, and whilst under
the influence Of excitement and passion the undersigned
has made ofunguage deUgacIy the character ln-
egrity and skill of saidl GusIavus Clay as physicaa
and calculated TO inure him in his business; The under
signed now hereby reacts and takes back all such Ian
guage so by him used with reference to SAID Clay 10
the end that he may in no wise be injured IN his said
good name fame and credit physician, otherwise,
by anything the undersigned has said concerning him
said Clay. The undersigned agtees that hereafter he
will u.e no such language in reference 10 said
Clay nor will theundersgncd in consideration OF The
nego ocations and settlement this day made with said
Clay ever hereafter sueyor in any manner prosecute
said Clay in in any suit action iDr account Of
any language heretofore used or uttered BY said Ciay
touching referring Sarah Seineau wife Of the sgnsr
hereto, being the aoovefnameJ Joteph steineau.
| JOSEPH sTElNEAU.
| AtteSt J. d. GUM2IEs Is. ss,
January Is, 1914, zssa III
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PROSPECTUS FOR PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE 8&
IIrLn LIrIkeror. KrkrreKr.


Between Rev ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Of Beh'
any, Va, aud REv. N. L. RICE. ofParis, Ky.
On the foLlOiOing propositions. ri='
Isl. The immersion in water of proper subject, iuio
the uame of The Father the SON, and the Holy SPIRIT
is the one only apostolic or Chisuan Baptism. NiT
Campbell gtfrmS-al Rice denies.
y ID The infant Of believing parent IL scrpiur ]
subject OF baptism. Mr.. Rice GbLms-slr. CamPbe"
dsHies.
3D. Christian Baptism is lT the remission OF past sins
Mr.. Campbell gtiIns- Mr.. Rice denies
9TH, baptism Is 10 administered only by abi'hoP OF
ordained preSbyter Mr.. Rice G6frprs MIR. Campbell
denies. .-t
5.h. In conversion and sanchfcalion the spirit OF
God operates or persons only through the wod Of Auth
Mr.. Campbe sfims-Mr. Rice denies.
9th. Human creeds, as bunds Of union and c"mInrA
ni1n are necessarily heeueal and schisnlatcS. MIR,
Campbell q6trmS-Alr. Rice denies.
Reported by competent Slenographers, aud to he ap.
proved aud authenticated by the debatnns. PihlIshed
in Svo volume, containing from Seusa 10 e9ht nun
dred pages neatly executed on good paper, aud well
bound ~ cloth or muslin. The above work wall be
published as early as practicable, at TWO DOLLARS
per copy. As The publishers have purchased the copy
right tue work be procured only hOOgb this can-
nel
RECo ATIONs.
| We cheerfuiIy recommend the above wolk.
!: ! 1. s';:s sfs1 sn... Moderator.
We (minisers of the same Church with Mr.. Camp
belly cherrfully recommend the work:
James Fishback James Shannon, John Smith, A
Raines, l.. L. Pnkerion J. r. Johnson, D F. Hall
VIM. Morton, D. S. Burnett A. Kendtek. }. f. Shep
ard.
u We tministers Of The same Church with Mr.. Rice,
cheerfuy recommend the above work.
Jas. X. Burch Jacob F. F. Price, Jno II. Brown.
II, Hail. ]. d. Matthew'S, Jno. F. Coons, J. G. Sin
, rail-, j. Bullock. ]. Montgomery, VIM. ID. Jone
R. c. Grundy, d, s. Tod, W. Y. Asn, John Watt
We ministers ofthe Methods, Epis Church, chez
4 fully recommend the above work.
= II. Bnscom, B. H. McCown, W. II. Andersen
2 J. L. Kemp, Thos. Lynch
/" GTMr. JOHN PEPPERS the agent for Tuscaraw
and Carol counties, will be before the public betwe
this and Eext March for the purpose Of receiving su
d scriplions TO the above work.
!, The Books will be received by the agents about 4
last of March and distributed thereafter as pc
g sble. .. . .-... .. ss...
= The nett available amount resulting from the pub
m cation OF this work shall be equally divided beswe
d two American Bible Societies.
q ITElder Bosworlh, of Campuell's order, will col
- preaching in this place. on Friday February ~
" Ian I8 l9A4
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LEGlsLATlVE ASSOCIATION.

This association will meet as usual on Saturday eve
ming next at the Cour house The Bill making ap.
preparation Of $500 OOO 10 finish the National Road
al Gt ~ Oregon(l) will be in co,nmeo Of The whole.
An affair 0f honor between two highly respecabe mem
hers from Missouri and lorsiapa will probably ha
sdjdsed, aud other business Of importance transacted
a general .sltyndais is requested. 80
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Notice
TIE i.:1.sIE.. srATE Of s,s.Ir. snlo'

THE STATE OF CHIC, "a
1UscGRAwAs cOuETH
D''I''"" q. t'''''' rETITIoN FOR DlvoRcE
Nancy Foster.
THE sad Nancy Foster will take EOtico that ,Hs
said BENJAMIN Fusier did on the l0th day Of janua
aty 1884, fls his certain petition for divorce aga'i
the said Nancy Foster, in the Office Of the clerk Of he
Court of C1uInuu Pleas, within and ior said Tuscafa"
county, Ohio wherein said petition Is yet pending
and alleging ia SAID petition that they The said Bsnamln
and Nancy we're lawfully married at said Tuscatawas
county on tho 18Th day Of March I6I0 end that on OF
abou the frs, day Of March, 1870, said Nancy wilfu
lea ianin and that she now resides U Athens county,
Ohio, aud has been wlully absent from hun for mers
Than three years last past Snd praying in said psHIon
that esmsrrlage contract existing tween them may
be dissolved aud he the sald Benjunun restored 70
his separate aud sole rights. a..,,,,,
Dated, Jaruary.l0. 1874. ows
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Notice.

The Stale Of Ohio :, IN Court. Of Common Pie
Tu'carawss county - Tuscarawas COuniy, ohis.
Elizabeth Suayer, tea
VS. Petition for Divorce
John Suayer. AH
THE said John Slrayer is hereby notified that on hS
third day Of January.A. d. 1874 Elizabeth Suaysr
Of the County and Stale aforesaid, filed in The Couri.af
Common Pleas Of tho County Of 1uscarawas, and SUs~
Of Ohio Petition for divorce against the said John
Sayer, setting forth the cause divorce wiln abs
sence for mOre'than three years. without any just cause
Prayer for process answer and that the marriage con-
tract ezisngsbeween them he annulsd and that they
be restored to Their separate rights the same az IL id
contract bad never been made. ~
CUMMINS & CAMP.
- sors for ConprA
January 3d,1s43 6lOw.
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JAMES BUTT,
S. S. FRIBLY,
GEO. ANKENY,
HENRY SHAFER,
SAMUEL FACKLER,
GEO. FACKLER,
PHILIP GRIM.
Committee of arrangement

Mr. " ConneI and the Abandonment Qt Repeal. AT
the Limerick dinner to Mr. w, s. VBren on Monday,
Hon. aud learned gentleman delivered these word4:-
1T has been suggested to me that if consented TO
to abandon the Repeal the prosecutions shout be CIV.
On UP orifl were convicted. the sentence should not
De enfoeed That offer ,oaS made to me said at once
there shallb bc no compromise Of the Repeal would
rot in Dungeon first 4-gl 14 BOD 34b ia if.i
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INHEREsT oNeEaE rltRLIc nEar.

Tbspisfeai on Tho pull debt cssdug to the report
fihe Secretary cf' he Treasnry ii 81, 0S2 739 02:
whiehis 50 $40 81 pev day Or 5000 minute. Ipsie.d
NJ giving people two do!lats davaha toasl tepG
The Wings have areAdY taxed 'ltu 81 rnauts % ra5
interest GlIne.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
Notice

RS hereby given iha, q: my instance. an snschmens
i was this day issued BY John Judy, Justice Of the
Pence Of Goshen township, TusomgWse county, Ohio,
against tho property and effects Of John Sell anonfsss
ident Of said county.
800 CONRAD GENTS0H.
Dated lst January, 1874. cav
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
srSAToRIAL.
Joseph H. 1.arwill, of Wayne.
Dowiy Utter. Of Clcrmont,
CoNoREsSsSAL' ..
1St DlAirct-Csyton Webb, Of HN,hlllon,
ID do james NJ Dorsey, Of DarSe.
Sd do r. D. Forsman, of Greene,
9TH do Judge John Taylor of Champaign.
i5lh do David Higgins of Lucas,
9th do Gilbert Beach Of Wood.
1lh do John D. White of Browne
9th do Thomas Megrndy of Ross,
9Th do Valentine Kefsr of Ross,
10th do James Parker Of Licking.
'1llh do John Bar'rum Of Marion. .'.
12h do George Corwine of Scioto.
18th do Cautious c. Covey of Morgan
18th do Isaac NJ. Lanning, Of fGuernsey.
18th do Walter Jameson of Harrison,
10th do Sebastian Brainard of TuscArawas,
17th do James Forbes sr. ofCarro
18th do Neal Mccoy, of Wayne,
18th do Milo Stone Of Summit,
goth do Benjamin Adams of Lake.
2lst do Stephen N. Sargent, of Medina.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
OHIO LEGlsLATURE.

u Tho Retrenchment Gill which is lhe most important
measure before the Legislature has been amended in
,bs House, rdsns the salaries of pubic cficers,
Rnu sent back 70 the S,nae, where il was re
Jared to the retrenchment committee on Wednesday
ltaL An article ia another column from the Statesman
shows that is the intention Of the Federal members
,oh The bill, and thus after all their cry Of reform
bring no reefio The people. The bill as il passed the
Esuaio would 1876 thousand dollars year to the
ax payers As The coonS have amended it. il will no.
ave twelfth that SUN. Let the tax payers rerem,
beF this
We observe large number Of petitions are being sent
II iOr banks onhe individual liability principle. The
pnkers must BIZ coming to their milk.
There ID very lille buses doing, and once the sp-
,pSuIppmept Bill Is passed. wepaY look for a SPEEDY
adionfhmeur. a4se}ef s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18
wUIG CANDIDATE FOK GOVERNOR.

The federal whig pow WOW which came off yester-
day week a, Columbus is represented by the Staes-
man as being ridiculous affair throughout, aud The
creates. humbug ever attempted to be pamed off by a
few whg lawyers upOn the people. 1t was got up by
"a fsw lawyers iI attendance at The Court in Bank, in
upposliou the whig party proper and was carried
.ou by them. They had every thing their own way,
for 'ho people,. would not come to oppose them.
They attempted 10 spree like that of 1910, and
tried to get up the spirits by pouring spirits down, but
4. was no co. The thousands who disgraced themselves
and the country that year, following live coon, were
ashamed Of their conduct that they stayed at home
resolved that they would neither make drunkards moi
fools Of themselves any more.9
After great pulling and mawling this lawyer conyen'
ion got David Spanger Of CoShocton out as their can
ddale for Governor. Tom Corwin told them he wal
no, such fool as to run again. And it's stated tina
Ihey only nominated spunger for the purpose Of getting
him to decline, and give them pre.ext for having ano
iher convention in May next 1t may he this was ihe
policy 10 get rid Of their sham convention, but fw
know Daye Spangler he is the last man to decline an,
office, 80 they may well make up their minds to take
him for better for worse. Spanger is not the man
the wings in these diggngs and they never expected tc
see him showed upon them. We rscoect crcum
stance that occurred some 6 or 8 weeks ago, which
shows their love for The man. Adaptation came her,
from another county TO get the federal paper to bring
Spangler out. A consultation was held among the lea
jors, and they hOoted at the idea. The consequence,
was, the Advocate never broached his name, and III,
committee went of and brought him out by mean
pf communication in the Ohio Repository Wha
Fs' the cause oflheir oPl ton, know MT, d'
We care, bu i, will be laughabe to see them 10 shor
sIms fondug around and plnyng the hypocrite TO th
nan whom they so lately hooled, and considered them
themselves insulled when his name was offered 70
Governor Of the wings Oh whiGsery. ohl coon skins
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lFhw;lI he seen Ivy the Convention proceedings that
sbe Eeco, for This District has been taken from Tuseus
ttNes and tho delegate frdn CosbOcion Mr.. Brain.
Va was OnsofNr, Van Burens iwMmesisdPpOIeis in
lsiJ, and will he asanr Senator JobaslOa (alhoush
GAS man we believe } pledged bimsel ii abide Ihe
eo Isiun OF the Convention.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

II A man named Shoemaker was hung in Zanes
vile on Friday last for killing his brother.
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"COULDN'T COME IT,"

Tie wings of Tuscarawas recommended Jacob Uh.
rich the whg Eector from this district and Instructed
their delegates 10 60 for him. But The whig lawyer
venlion didn't want farmer, and bluny told the dele
gates that Jacob might raise good wheat and al that but
as to putting him on the Electoral ticket they couldn't
think ofit They did no: believe farmers should be put
into high Offices, and so by way of carrying out what
they said they pu, lacyer Sapp of Mershurg, on the
Electoral tcsei instead of offarmer Uhch, of Tuscara-
was. The whig leaders of Columbus must have con-
temptible opinion of The whg clique here at home.
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1s44-.NEW sERIEs-.1s44.
TIE REPOSITORY OF

TIE REPOSITORY OF
MODERN ENGLISH ROMAN CE,
Comwiang all the best SERIAL Stories Of the day.
BY JAMES, DICKENS, LEVER, AlNsWORTH,
LOVER,
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II The Banks of Baltimore have how two dollars
of specie in their vaults, for every dollar Of paper in
circulation. These Banks are great convenience to
the people surely.
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We ministers of the Methodist Epis Church, cheer
fully recommend the above work.
H. R BascOm, B. II. McCown, W. H. Anderson
J. l.. Kemp, Thos. Lynch.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

We (mnisters of the same Church with Mr. Camp
be) chesrfuy recommend the work:
James Fishback, James Shannon, John Smith, A.
Raines l.. l.. Pinkeron, J. +. Johnson, D. F. Hall
VIM. Morton, D. S. Burnei, A. Kendek. }. F. Shep
ard.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

We ministers Of The same Church with Mr.. Rice,)
cheerfuly recommend the above work.
Jas. X. Burch, Jacob F. F. Price, Jno II. Brown. N
II. Hall, J. D. Matthew's, Jno F. Coons, J. G. Sim
rail-, J. J Bullock. J. Montgomery, VIM. D. Jones
r. C. Grundy, d. s. Tod, W. Y. Allan, John Wa,It
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AGENTS WANTED
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATEN

THR UEvEKsAL GIFr BOOK FOR 1914,
ANOTHER GREAT AND TI0N
by ROBERT SEARS,
Book for srey man ,cOmGn and child intho u States
JUST PUBLISHED,
with highly finished portrait of Its distinguished editor
engraved on steel BY Dick,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
MISSOURI HOTEL FOR SALE

SITUATE south of the Court house and fro Mt.
~ ing the St. Louis and Independence roads.
The house is spacious, containing nine rooms,
with never failing well Of water in the yard
&C.. &c.
The stable il large with good lot and water
The above property ] wish to sell, with a con.
siderable portion of the household furniture, and
will give possession Immediately.
credit Of one, two and three years will be
given for the greater part to responsible person
IF it Is not sold by the 18th of November next
it will be rented out for three years.
J. HENDLEY.
Liberty, September oath, 1874. 27-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
U. 8. MARsHAL,S NOTICE.
In the United States Circuit Court.
Rofi,nnhLo Ia Octnhn,. Tor,n 1SIf

Returndble TO October Term, 1874.
Il N virtue and by authority of writ of Vend,.
toni ErpondS, to me directed, from the off ce
of the Clerk of the United States Circuit Court,
Missouri District, which writ is dated May 30,
ls44, and founded Oh a judgment rendered in said
Court, on the 11th day of April, 1913, wherein
Anthony Beelen is plaintiff and Cornelius Davis
IS defendant will proceed to offer for Sale to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, in the town OF
Marshall, Saline county, Missouri district, on
Monday the Odd day Of September, 1874, all the
right, title, interest, and claim, which the said
Cornelius Davis has 10 and to the following de.
scrbed lands, heretofore seized and levied upon by
me, and returned not sold for want Of bidders:
The south west quarter the west half of the
north west quarter, the west half Of the south
quarter, and the west half of the MOTH east quar-
ter Of section twenty-eight; and the north half of
the east half of the south east quarter of section
ten, in township fifty, of range twenty.one, con =
tanning four hundred and ferty acres.
Sale to take place between the hours Of nine
O'Clock in the forenoon, and five O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said 23d of September, 1874.
WESTON f. BIRCH.
Late Marshal U. S. Mo. Dist
August 24th, 1874. 24-5t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court Of Howard county, letters Of administration
with the Will annexed, on the estate of William
Toson, Semi, decd, bearing date the 3lst day Of
August, 1874; all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate are re-
quested to present them, properly authenticated
within one year from the date of said letters, OF
they may be Prccuded from having any benefit Of
said estate, and if not presented within three
years, they will be forever debarred.
ENOCH CREWS,) ,,u,.
JOHN ToLSoN,S nu'n 10
Sept. 7th, 1874 26-4t