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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
NATIVE AMERICAN FEDERAL TORYlsM.

The Philadelphia Times speaking Of The late riots,
and the burning of The churches says that he bell of
St. Augu'nes, which melted and fell in the flames Of
,fhe burning church, tho old bell which first chimed
musical peas at the declaration Of independence the
dawRng of freedom political and religious. upon this
nnion." That was perhaps The very reason the Native
American iederalisS destroyed it. A party whose
leaders tories in the EevoIuiion-whose leaders
threw up their hats with joy, and gave three cheers
when the British burned Washlng,on-w whose leaders
@ S day striving to fasGn Upon all the doctrines
Of monarchy and despplism, would not hesitate, as
fIeOd remarks, To pass bank and burg church, il the
latter contained any thing emblemalc Of freedom 20
liberty Of the rights ofmanl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
ORDINANCES

PASSED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF DOVER.
Sec. /: Be it enacted by the Town Council of Do
yer, That every owner of dog or dogs, shall pay
tax for each of such dog of dollar per annum, and
that said tax be collected all other taxes LEVIED, and
this law be in force from .he first day Of June next ap
proacbing
Sec. g. That every householder within this corpor.
alton, shall within three months from The date hereof
furnish himself with two leather fire buckets, if he in
habt two story an 'e & halfstory building ant
with one leather fire bucket if he inhabit one story
buding said fire buckets to contain twelve quarts tt
he all Of size, and each respective PERSONS namt
thereon mnr:ed. And every householder who shal
neglect thus to furnish himself shall Le liable TO fine
for each fire bucket not furnished of wo dollars, to be
collected as fnes in other cases.
BY order ofthe Town Council.
A. WfLHELMT, Recorder
Recordsr's Office.
Dover, May ", 1874. ....
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DR.. Fl. ROW.
SURGEON DENTIST,

w such as Plugging Cleansing, Extracting, and
Inserting TncorruptbIe TEETH, from one to full
se He operates after the manner of The Partisan Den
lists being furnished with the PIatina Composition
Blocking new and soft article, but becomes hard in
two hours after inserting. Any person no; being salts.
fed, will mt he compeed to pay. lie ia also furnished
with TOOTH WASH, for curing the Startg and
himsef) Warranted to keep the Teeth of a Snowy
Whiteness.
N B. Tooth Ache cured in five minutes, without sx.
tracing, free Of charge.
Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at their residence,
both in town and country at the same rates charged at
his Office GTRoom at Espich's Hotel. I93t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
A SIGN FROM NEW YORK.

Clay said he must have Ohe slares if he could not
hve black Ones but the people of Troy are determined
he shall not make slaves of them, the following clear
ly shows:
"WEsr Troy CHARTER ELEcTIoks-- -AnOha "rss.
pOase' to the coon nominations.
To the editor of the Albany Argus:
Dear Sr-Our charter election took place on Tues
day last and resulted in the Of the entire demo-
cratic ticket Gen. A. T: Dhhham being elected pres
dent by triAe over $50 majority LaSyear the wbig
carried the president by considerable majority Al
the editor ofthe Journal seems Rd Of these responses
hope you will publish this for his especie benefit.
Weat Troy, May 9, 1874.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
LEGAL NOTICE

THE STATE OF OHIO, Tuscarawas County, IS.
a NTHoNY McGrew, Sarah MCGrew and Peter Bartlett,
fAhose places of residence unknown will take notice
that the 4h day of October, A. D. 1913, Joseph Lewis
Executor of Jacob BARTLETT late of said County deceased filed
in the office of the Clerk of the of Common Pleas for said
County, his petition representing that tile personal assets of
said estaor were insufficient to discharge the debts Of said
Estate and praying Court sell much of the
real Estate of which the said Jacob Bartlett died SEIZED as
will be sufficient discharge said Indebtedness and the coss
of Administration The real Estate described In said petition
IA the South West quarter of section & township 10 and range
g. containing 1903 acres Said petition will he for hearing at
the next term of Court commencing 10th June 1874.
JOSEPH LEWIS Exr. Of Jacob Bartlett,
By Geo. w. Chapman his sol.
NJ, 1odd
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTUTICE is hereby given that after thirty days from
IN this date petition will be presented to the Trus-
tees of The township Of York, in the County of Tbs.
praying for the location Of township road,
commencing The end of Isaac Beavers lane at the
line in said township 10 run from thence the nearest and
route to the bridge on 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, Ss't.
May II, 1914. $1s, Sod
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
Hermitage, MAY 3, 1874"
HOW THEY TALK II IN DARKE COUNTY!!
We cut the following letter from the Statesman:
GREEEvLLE. Darke County, Ohlo
Nav TO- 1874
WONDERFUL TO RELATEl

WONDERFUL TO RELATEl
Dear Colonel sir-On Monday the 9Th ns:. the de-
mocracy of old Darke at their corporation election for
mayor and councmen, skinned the federal whg coon
candidate for mayor beating The coon candidate upon
an average VOTE FIVE to one, by electing c. c. Craig,
one of our hard hsed Van Buren democrats of the old
JefersOnian school. The election was very warmly
contested by the coons-iarge groups Of the wings
We're met 10 The streets consulting upon their anticipated
defeat. Since the election We have not seen coon
twist his TAIL o. scratch his head. 1t is generally be.
eyed that their shedding time is over in old Darke for
The next FIVE years At least"
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
~ senred to the trustees ofJeferso township, for
road running from Jacob Hufimans land on the road
leading from John Mowps TO Lockpon and New Phlla-
dephia, thence north to lands owned BY Thomas
Thompson S thence the nearest and best route to in
,ersec the Trenton grade, at near Jacob Dome's on
said road. Said petition will be presented on The 10th
day of Juno, 1874 A PETIIlONEK.
NAY 23-l9.30d
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23

THE Subscribers will offer at public sale 6n Thurs
i day the 9Th day of June meet, farm situated near
kagerSvlle, in Bucks township containing
1a5 ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
about so acres of bottom land. and $50 acres cleared.
On the land is good two story house, large barn 80 f.
long, large orchard good spring of water, spring house
ouhouscs and other Improvements. Terms Of Sale
made known on the day thereof ,.
DAVID ZIMMERMAN.
JACOB CONFER.
May II, 1874. 1858
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

The coon papers Iste wrhing under the exposures
OF CIays corrupt bargain and SALE have been stating
that Gen. Jackson had written aleer exoneratng Clay
from the charge. The old General got to hear this,
and to set himserght has addr essed letter to friend
which is published: In it, he says among other things:
"Ofthe charges brought against both Mr. Adams and
Mr. Clay at that tme formed my opinion as the couD-
Try at large did from facts and circumstances ha'
were indsputable and concluSivs and may add, tha,
this opinion has undergone no change
If Gen. Hamilton or any one else has teller ffom
me on this subject, which the friends of Mr. Clay de-
sire be made public all they have 10 do is to apply 10
him for it. As for myself haVs no secrets, and do
no, fear the publication Of all that have ever written
on this or any other subject. Sighed.
ANDREW ia CkSON.
Hermitage, May 3 1874"
How that nails their coon lies 10 The counter, like
base con The truth is, the corrupt bargain Of Clay
with Adams is as clear as noon day, and all the efforts
and lies of the whole tribe cannot wipe il out. 1t
will stick to him and them as long the federal party
exists and like bad name, follow them wherever they
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
WHY DON'T THEY PASS lT?

The Democratic presses all over the country cal
ling on Congress to pass Dr. DusoAN's Bill fixing Il
uniform time for holding Presidential and Congressional
elections, throughout. the Union Nothing would so
quickly pu, stop 10 the frauds upon the Ballot Boxes
In I94O hundreds, if no, thousands of whig pipe lay.
ers from Kentucky into Ohio and voted second
time for President. Pass this law making the Pres.
dental election on day, and these whg rudians
would have no inducements to commit their frauds.
True, we have law in Ohio tina, would send such
rascas to the Penen,ary but that will not prevent them
from going toto other States to commit their dspreda-
4ions upon our dearest rights. We hope the Democratic
House will not adjourn without passing Duncan's Bill.
If the Wing Senate kill it, let hem. They win be held
TO account for so doing by every honest man.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP HICKORY CLUB.
The Club met ON Saturday evening.

The Club met on Saturday evening.
On motion,
ResOlued, That we proceed TO the election Of new
officers under the constitution the terms ofthe old
having expired. They then proceeded to balotine, and
the following gentlemen were declared duly elected
For president Jacob Kitch; Vice President, Anthony
Defenbaugh; Secretary, John Cribbs; Treasurer, R.
Copeland, Esp Corresponding Secretary, Vance P.
Bonliam,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23

The Buzzard says nothing but an ect Of Providence
will prevent Chy's election. These sderasts seem to
have more fear Of than they have faith in the acts of
Providence. Not go Democracy. Democrats have faith
IN the acts Of Providence, because they know lhe,r
creed aceOrds with the divine precepts laid down in the
gsod book. Federalism eternaly at war with those
preceps has no faith in what she does but lives con
Stanty in the fear of being smote to the earth BY The AL
mighty Ruler above u.s. Hence the Buzzqrd's fear of
some act Of Providence Detailing Clay Well, we hope
he may ne iher shot in duel, nor stabbed at a card
fable.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
SHOWING THEIR WEAKNESS.

The federal Buzzard and other papers are yelling like
Indians at their supposed prospect of disuniOn among
the Democracy the Presidential candidate. This
an admission Of their own weakness, that proves they
hnyq mol the sighes hope Of success il the Democra
Cy gre all united. Hence their efforts to create breach
and mako IT wider. The DemOcracy understand them,
and we tell these ring tailed coqla that they will find
out trick worth two of that. Mark it.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
TO PHYSICIANS.

The regular practising Physicians Of Tnscarawa'
Gohn,y are requested to meet at Mr.. simmur'rs HOTEL
In New Philadelphia, on Monday June 10Th, (COurt
weekly at o clock P. NJ, for the purpose of forming
eC,oun,v Medicai Society.
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NEW GOODS!--CNEAP GOODS!

UNHE Subscriber has received hs supply Of GOODS for
Il the summer trade, and would invite his friends and for
customers give him call. He does not pretend sell
cheaper his neghho but will sell for cash any goods he
has as the quality be bought at any in
The county. JOHN r. CHAPLIN.
June %, 1874, ely
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ST II A YED.

IRON The subscriber dark brown Stud colt Q
i years old this spring, and small for its age. Has
a white spot on its front white hind foot. Whoever
will give information Of said colt shall he rewarded.
A. WILHEtMI.
Canal Dover, May 90 1874. dw.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES

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Enr iha Demncrai.

A QUESTION Fer LAWYERS.
Iwonld like some disciple Of Themis 10 AngIclSo
the following sentence, which find in Bouviers Law
Dictonay:-Ne poet dar porter action, ear poet estre
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The Lady's Mpsifql Lrwy Gor mex: month, has also
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL.
Joseph II. Larwill, Of Wayne
DOwly Utter. of Clermont
CONGRESSIONAL
ut Ttstrlrt--Clayton Webb, of Hamilton,
% DO James NJ, Dorsey, of Darke.
Sd do RID. Forsman, Of Greene,
Aih do John Taylor Of Champaign,
5th do David Higgins ofLucas.
9Th do Gilbert Beach Of Wood,
7th do John d. White Of Brown.
9th do Thomas Megrady Of Ross,
sth do Valentine Refer of Picaway,
IUth do James Parker of Licking.
lIth do GrenHill6 P. Cher ry, of Marloni
I2ih do George C6rwine of Scoto.
18Th do Cautious g. Convey of Morgan
14th do Isaac NJ. Lanning, ofGuernsey,
18th do Walter Jameson of Harrison,
18th do Sebastian Bra ihhrd, bf Tgscaruwns,
18th do James Forbes sr. Of Carrdll;
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.
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is' GES' cA'' hrs written, ast'eIil layer Of 'h' inns
diGs dllne4l'iuR ul TeSas, li
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23

Cnrssss Ass paSscd.a Resolution TO adjourn on The
l7lh j1ne. ..H
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THE, DEMOCRAT,
FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,

Subject to the Decision Of the National ConccitiOn
. FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, of TrumbulI
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SENATORIAL.
Joseph II. Larwill, of Wayne
Dowty Utter. of Clermont,
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