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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
Central Committeeman.

The following gentlemen were found to
be elected Central Committee for the ensu-
ing year. a-st.-
Paris Township, ]. P. Rouch; Wash
ington, Peter Veserst; Lexington, J. B.
Wilson; Marlborough, John Bryan; Mimi
5shillen, Joseph Gachatte; Osnaburg, J. d.
Miller Sandy, w. II. Knots; Pike, DR.. C..
I. Walker; Canton, VIM. A Lynch: Plain,
Levi Mckinney; Lake, Edward Berry {;
jackson, John Hammer; Perry, ]. Is. Es-
tep; Bethlehem, John Leow; Sugarcreek,
II. J. McFarren; Tuscarawas, J. w. Ober-
lin; Lawrence, Joseph +. Kirk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

The National Debt, during the month of
May was only increased NINE MILLIONS
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
THOUSAND. FIFFTY-NINE DOLLARS
AND. eighteen cents. Cheering news for
the TAX-PAYERs, bnt the Bond holder is
unconcerned. He is exempt. sr1s5la no. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24


AsRCSsAWAY.-Tlle team Of VIM. Scharios
with wagon attached became frightened last
Friday afternoon at some paper blown near
them by the wind, snd started furious
ly from opposite Fessler's grocery towards
the hay scales. Mr. Schario when they
started was a few feet from them on. the off
side and was just in time 10. seizethe off
horse by the. Harness and theS bride. On
they dashed, hopesva and driver, across the
square, the spectators, alarmed for the life
of Mr.. Schario; the passage. way west of
the hay scales is very narrow, owing TO huge
building stones and other material piled up
there. Schario bounded over two large
stones six feet from the ground and the
wagon just missed them; but few feet
further on the wagon on the near side ran
against the post of the hay scales and up set,
stopping the furious animals and bringing
the whole matter to satisfactory conclu-
sion. Neither Mr.. Schario nor his horses
were hurt and the wagon was not damaged
materially. Horses ought to have more
sense than TO run away in the present con-
ditiOn of our Public Square, hampered up
as it is all around with building material
Few men would have rlslled themselves as
Mr.. Schario did on this occasion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
Marriage Llcense.

Issued from the Office of the Probate
Judge during the past week. .,.,-.
Thos. r. w. Linch and Sarah a. Kocher
Festus b. ,SpeHman and Fla Reed. .eaH
Jacob Poizer and Mary Harm. -
Michael Ellsworth and Mary Myer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

Forty soldiers have had q battle with a
party of Novajoe Indians at Apacha Springs
Six of theIndians were Killed - = III
The Queen of Madagascar is dead.'s-
--John- Surratt has sbeeR-=eiseharged=
completely with the assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln He was admitted to $50, 600
bail on other indictments. = = YIF-Tr
Abijah Gilbert, radical, was on Saturday
elected United States Senator from Florida,
for the term commencing March, 1869.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

JoHNsToN's Store is the place to buy your
Dry Goods ten per cent less than at any 9th
er store in Canton. Call and examine our
Stock and prices, and. be convinced that we
sell cheap at No. 4 Opera House Block,
Canton, o. ... h.. ,.. .gJs .-r.l- e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

,',Barrett's Vegetable Har Restorative
took The First Premium over AL competitors
at the New Hampshire State Fair. 1t stands
confessed without rival throughout the
country, and j. driYing all other preparsv
tions from the market ket--PmLADRLPnAP PUB
IIc LEDGE. Il -. ~ asmt7aH ~ ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

FOUNDATION SToNE.-Belden K Newberry
have lot of Limestone for sale at their qua
~ II niles naiilIes southeast from the Depot They
viii deliver stone at any part OF the city.
Several valuable coal leases for suitcase
by the above parties. '' -.1f0 If.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

NEW YORK MARKET--JUSE 22t
.ac0FP0N.A AWithout decided change ;
sales of $50 baIes, including 200 bales i'm
transit, at 29c for middling ,uplapds,
p FLOUR Closed dull and 10c lower.
WHEAT Nominally .f@2c lower; ship
pers are respsjng to buy at present. IN con
sequence'l Of dfnfa9orable private reports
tfeceivAd l,y cable to-day. ''l i
Iio R'9 9RADnll' at 81 92@2 90. tt-'s-' =. % =
OATStAV cry dull and heavy at S4@S4tc &c
for western III store. "a . - -
). GORNE and heavy atSt 9656S91 ,o6b
for neiy mixed western afioat.: ga - - -
IA P3RKz-N9ininaT al. s2S 20@zo 80 for
new 7mcss3cashi ana regular
lass hBEEF-Quiet and unchanged. ~ -
- CUT NIEATS-SniaH sales at previous
iaJotalidna.5is %.s-- = ",4- -'r-. .72zEil
= 1BAC0N--N oIilinsl. % - = ''''''i' 80
eeLARD-Qsuiet at I7@173c for fair,
s7nEGGSAAStead at327928c. +9'.i -
L.. -.t,5 ..sy ass e-%af fa.t1 BGEFs es-s %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

ANgS NoLUxE-The Pictorial Phrenolo-
gicaI Journal for July contains -portraits of
many distinguished Men, and Beautiful
Women. European and Asiatic Beauties
English, French, German, Russian, Grecian
Swedish, Austrian, Polish, Swiss, Dutch,
Turkish and Japanese; also, Lord Brougham
Abbott Lowrence, Zadok Pratt; Peter Won
Cornelius; Verdi; Miss Pittsinger; and twelve
Roman Catholic Prelates and Priests; Ma
homet, and his Religion. ''The develop
ment Theory" by Prof. Gill; Lady Daffer-
ty, or the Woman Question; Thirteen Ma.
tional Types of Female Beauty; Profession
al Instruction in Practical PhrenolOgy; In
dians and Mountains of Oregon; a French
Educator on American Schools, and muct
other very interesting matter A new vol
ume begins with this number, only So 1
year, or 81, 80 for six months. Address S
r. Wells, $50 Broadway, n. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
81 SPECIAL ! NOTICE.
-l-'I Cure Your Coughs and Colds.

| No medicine ever discovered will cure hard Ccide,
Csashs, lnfuenZas .Sore Throat, and in fact all
thr'at chest and lung complaints as quick as Goes
speedy and efectual to cnre Sold by druggists eY-
trywhcre .,.f fs-,..- = t.l... . - 9fl1fsff
Cos DTsPErsIA CUss viii Immediately relieve
aud permanently cure tho most aggravated cases of
pyspt ia, Flatulency, Sour stomach eonstipatlon,
ina All disea-e OF the stomach and bowels. Ply
qounded praise of its great virtues Sold by Drng.
gists everywhere Price $1.O0.s ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

HENRY PHILIPS. stock dealer, near Lima,
Ohio, got off the cars there last Friday night
and on his way home was Knocked down and
robbed of $1TOO. He was left iplsensibfe
but was not seriously hurt. -- '-1
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'1DtdEoHa 81
wEDNEsDAY,:::::::::::: JUNE "a.

MAGNOLIA WATRR-A delightful toilet NJ
tcle-supeFior 70 Cologne and At half the
price. 45-2t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

THE FARMERS CHRONICLE has not very
highopiuiQn of the present wool tariff law
if we may judge fronrits prediction, ''Ett a
tllelaw= will be- found as great a=~swintlle
and as great . fraud upon American wool
growers as any law ever passed. n-PTFTs-
Hon John A. Bingham, OF this State,
takes great pride in being the author of what
the FARMERS CuRoS1cLE calls ''swindle. .
We hayemorha had the pleasure pfsesing thai
great advance in the price of wool that was
predicted when Bingham's wool bill passed.
ziSTERExJfELE GAzErrhL3 tA3J2FF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
, 3lANeTaERE e1EkAasoAT lEORKoR!
Collision and Sinking of the 'sMornih,
.cEz1 TStaFJ
TwRNTY-sEVRN PERSONS lost

6LEvEEAD. ONO, June 2i.4The
steamer Morning iSEdT, hence for De-
troit, collided with the bark Cortland
thirty miles. from here, last night at
II / o'clock. 2, Both were sunk The, to-
tai number oflpassengers ofthe steam
er was forty !; crew, thirty The crew
of the easbarque numbered thirteen,
OF these about twenty are missing.
The remain der were picked up by the
steamer =. n, Rice, The names are
not yet known of the office8sy 4Ost,
except James Morton, who was seen
to go down with ,MFs. Hackett, wife
of Capt. .Hacl0ett, who was a passcn-
uer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
TRAINS GOING EAST,
= 4, by ERS. 9py5T4,iket agent.

/ Youu stow n. New Castle and Erie=saaxz
'pFe>s leaves Youngstown, sJfip, ms New
'CrstIe, 4 00p, III; arrives Pittsburgh. 6.90p,
m. Returning, lraYes Pitt burgh 7, la.
IN; arrives New Castle, 9,40;l. IN Houngs
town, 10, asa M. .-.ED4E -FfJ. tt5EF
ibuIgh Accommodation ieavsSs Youngs-
town, q, ,O0a. ny; New 'CaSds, 7..lUa. N; ar
-rives aIleGhAny, 0,QQa, No. Retprning,
leaves Pittsburgh, IS; arriv{l-'New CaS<'
tie, : T,05p, in; Yotingstov - sop. ia.
+. h, MYERS,
-. ..-- - General Tieket Agent,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

CoNGEEss.-The new Senators from re-
CONSTRUCTED Cniggefizedt Arkansas took their
seats at Washington yesterday. Their names
are Rice and Mcdonald. The latter's term
expires in 1871. -
The Hen1ie1B of the House from the same
state were expected TO take tAeir IL sqqtss to
! day. $1,000 /. f--.-..,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

JOHN LAIRD &y Co. advertise their Iron
Foundry and Machine shop in this papes.-
This is one of the best establishments in the
country Their castings and machinery are
equal to the best yuE aaEEl- III z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for May contains
so many articles of interest, thai we feel
bound to call the attention of our readers TO
it with more than usual earnestneSs. For
some time past We have read each number
as it appeared with Just shasle of disap-
pointment, and quietly laid it aside; but the
MAY number has made such an impression
upon US that we shall not be disposed to
part company with It readily, even though
we are impatient for its successor. If we
may draw An augury of the future, we sho d
say that the Magazine is about TO recover all
the freshness of its early days. We hope
that our anticipations will be realized, and
that the promise of the present number will
be fulfilled by those that are to follow. a
glance even at part of the contents. will be
sufficient to show thai there is attraction for
every reader.
The first article is an historical sketch
'Iord Chesterfield, the Man of the World. !"
Many have heard of Chesterfield's Letters,
but few know anything of the man. The
present biographical sketch is very readable,
and will give more correct opinion of him
than is likely to be formed from reading his
book.
''9orse-hesh" contains a few hints to
those who are making up their minds TO in
troduce a new article of dirt.
'Onbacky Inn NHEluu, LlS Love anu lis
Lucl - the commencement of a new and
lively story, which will cause this number
to be much called for, and we advise any
one hesitating about subscribing to hesitate
no longer.
An article on the Odes of Horace appear
cd in the April number, and in the present
Issue the subject is continued, and illustrat-
ed with numerous translations and running
notes on the best Odes. These translatiOns
are upon the principal of producing as ex-
act an imitation as possible of the original
form of the metres employed by Horace,
with such modification as are necessary TO
| harmonize the rhythm to the English ear
Every elassica. scholar will be delighted with
! this article. y coatinuBliou is promised.
We will notice only one more article
/ Cornelius O'Bowd has couple of papers in
his usual style. 1t Is difficult to characterize
| this series, opinions are so diverse upon lis
merits, an intelligent friend of ours styles il
''uumiigated trash, -" another equally intelli
gent Calls it Immortal" Perhaps ii is s
| little of both
Psblished hy the Leonard Scott Publish
ing Company, 40 Fulton Street, n. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

MAYOR SAYLKc-Has his office on the
second floor up, stairs, in the Democrat Build
ing. Mayor Sayler is also an acting Justice
of the Peace. SO. Al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

HALF FARE--.Half fare tickets will be is.
sued al Pittsburgh, good from the 1st to the
18th of July for $3.50, by way of Phila-
deIphia or Allentown
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Isleaa l.Erlaer. :.
80 ,aoN. .. o...lv.. NoobMARi..

hr zsrsi thg Siii.r,sin Court OF lsnnsy yaiis
IHit1rAlFniA, Mureh 10, lSe5
.srf ftfa.Fai4ri GrraR9i .sisierk F,s ne sAtoS
're h'fei"a tie "a gnsd oaie H.sfafl in dtssrest
''2' t,'rr as3eAs gd qf great tensif fsl cases 81
- ~ asd raul u aslrOis Gcfsn,i, IN NE Sgs.fAa.
-t-t ~. IssiFS h-itis. =
5 .GEO, ~. WooDWARp-
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Hollands German Bit.srs
Hoohand's German Tonic

Is combination Of al the ingredients Of he Bifisrs
sciu PURE Santa Cruz RtsB Orange, etc. e SEsed
for The same diseases as e Bihers, cases a1hess
pure alcoholic Stimulus is required ROI coll bear
mind that these remedies are entirely different frOs
any Others ddUertised for The Of the diseases slde
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal eztrGs
tOliie the others deeoctions Of
JoT1a The TONIC is decidedly Of the mes plea
sdr and agreeable remedies offered to he pbIie.
It's taste is erqllists IL IS pleasure 10 take IT, a1hiIs its
legiUing, ehiGrGtin0, and medicinal qualities kaU6
caused IL 70 be known as the greatest Of al toicS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

= AMMAN named Preckett, from Patterson;
N. j., who had wrestling match with John
Wallace, at Hamilton, Ohio; on Saturday,
was shot through the brain and killed in
stantly, about u O'Clock that night, in a.
saloon. -Four persons haze been arrested on
suspicion of being connected with the murd.
o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

JUSTICE TO yourself and fTitt+tls- requires
that you should use that whioh win do you
good when sick. The s.NYlite. Pine. Gom=
pound" viii do .yOAo good IN all cases Of
lung Threat and Kidney Complaints, Il
is true article, as as all who have used II
will testify.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

THos. H, BAIRD, of New Cumberland,
Tuscarawas County, o., offers some desira-
BILE real and personal property for sale, con
sisting of frame dwelling and drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

p - -. -. ! 2 Z III 3
fHE. .a+2sidioa of R|anksnifls',uId Naeilir
lists Sc ,iir5cted toLHr N. N Hlis's adv,r,i.,,
i'"ni Of superior Blacksmith 5 cnal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

DISTRESSING SUIODE.-About 3 O'Clock
last evening theicity was startled with the
announcement that Robert Clemens "A teach
er in the German school of this city, had
committed suicide at his residence. No. Al
South High street, by savering the arteries
in his wrist and cutting, horrible guah in
his throat. T.
Mr.. Clemens was man of great talents
and was highly respected by our citizens. :
He was a widower, and leaves four or fiTC
children, The cause of this rash act is sail
to be tho rejection of his addresses by lady
of whom he was passionately fond. STATES
NAN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

AcoIDENT.-Mr. AlOnzo Thornton, met
with severe accident on Friday last, at his.
and his fathers saw mill near BeElvflle, near
" mashing into Jelly one of his feet. 1t
was supposed that amputation wouid be nee
cessary; but we since learn that the Physi-
clan thinks his foot can be saved. 1t was
done by the cogs of the log carriage which
caught his foot when in motion.-SiANs-
r1sID sH1ELR. & RANEzi. EIT- ~ es,AsI.
,g-isHo9
TXMsfaNY HALL, New York, will
accommodate GOO persons,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
rao@ NV. JosErN' II 'KnNNAhDI, D. D

r!sQ@ xiv. JOSEPH II. KHNNARD, D. d.
Pm oi fls Faiiil Baptist ChRreh, Philadelphia.
bR.i- iscgS N'-pKAK SiR:-I have been Frequently
reQAicss q, sly 6it recommendations ef
s.f ~ kIGs HiedicfsS biis fsgardiE0 pe practice
a. 81 igsogniGte sphere, haDe fIs an eaass Do
cii0e; tit 40 IL clear roof an iss1Hces dRd
IgriiqgsA q, rfs oton Jansiiy Of tie fslHee @ Dr.
aeies Gei tean BilTs depart Jor o.cs JroDs na
sr,. dssi;soi tlse system and especially for LIVER
(di bat usually. \eAN ! doubt not, u sgtll
'rnst ne ahsvs causes. Yours seTy respectfully,
80. 49, i4s5-iss ls--. s j. II. lKENNARD,
Eighth, belo0 Coates streek
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From loSeJAaes. .rnoArsoN.

.ln,,ga f lp siifre,ne gpprt of f'ennay ryaIlia.,
pHtLADEIPHte, Anrii Is 1904
: h g tssEder ~ - Hoonand,s
a,,1 ga. la &c se askA os- attacks OF
InfI - sipt,s-t3ea sSssAazor DyspepalN.
I t'sEEi & rttty this from my sxpertealcS Of
II. ssirs. y4tlkt Fespects
JAMES THOMPSON.
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a TRIBUNE eorgespoHdent.iscredi-

a tTR4BUNE Z eQrEeSpOBdeTltlScr credl-
ted with the statement that Hiram Z.
Grant F'stfl preserves the sweetness
and simplicity. of. country boSheediss
It is>putup'in GaRs51 1ahq orders from
yOregea- and Connecticut ,age, respect
fully solicited. Q NA'A'' ~
-TJ.gs e=z=s...==s-ets etss.ss--a.s saAl4 sc I
"a
Coy. ENGLISH, of Connecticut, is
not a candidate for Vice President.
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QOLNG WESI!-RI-KGR NII.LNIetN.
~. MAN. E1papss Exs4Ess. Aeool
1sIi t1gfsCA RAwEAs > ih "a NCH,

u % y =" u 1@.IT-- - 2 IL
aev le3sip6s,s. Oso.a p.5s Bsysfd $ IS a. m.
iiaT@rdi y 70 N - N. PblsdelphisS 300 ~ z,
90 r. P. MYERsS, Gen. Ticket Agent
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--.s7--@T----
iCIFVELAND & PITTSBURGH
Z sr#asr- R.SILW A,Y.i 2-s 80
i "a. -F5- 20 lL-si-t ai - -st . --.-.
On and AFTER May nth, 1858 TRAINS viii leave
Stations daily, [1undays exrePted) as follows:
GOTWGF SJITR-MALNLL LLNk.
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DEBILlTY.


her .t,ofdbJi4 Ga 3mdsi
o. 4 s.yr-- ~ .,s.s ~ Debility.
3 ,;f i at 4 h.s n 4 s,5 rtgs s,ths uloie
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AZ acr. t!,t -. IN . = 3 s-tf1-
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sselss .lr. a, Ies .fs
adj l. Plead e,ErfGer-
,rsr lles4' .sti r-re siassqfas rssstips fsss.i
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q ad tas ss5 .i.f',s u Ae 80
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s'st rs faloi,ans5t-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
THE EGREArENGLIsH REMEDY
:. Sir James CIarke's Eemals Pills.

Prepared nom prescription of Sir James Clark,
NJ. d. Pphysician extraordinary to the queen.
This invaluable medicine Il nlifaiting in the cure
of al those dangerous and painful iseasesto which
all excesses ard removes all obstfutions Eon what
ever cause. To married ladies IL is particularly
stjtat lvitt IN short time bring on the month
ly period with regularity, and alLhougha powerful
remedy, does not contain anything hurtfui t. the
constitution In all cases of nervous spinal af-
fgctions, pains in the back and limbs, fatigue on
slight ex-rtion, palpitatOn of che heart, Mysteries
and whites, it will eject q cure when all other
means have failed Full directions in the pamphlet
around each package. 81 v-4f 'rsi
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of countcrfts q Observe che name OF Job
Moses on the pacEage-pUrchAee none without it
all others are base and Worthless limitations.
n. One dollar, with fifteen cents for postage.
enclosed to the cole proprietor. Job Moses 2T Oort
land ~. Y, Will iinFuFe bottle of the genuine
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COMM ERCTlAsIl.
MIRKET-

"a NEW YORK MONEY MARKET,
GoID-F'irm at 139s@139s. ,esi,is4,.,l
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pITTSBURGA,t t1FORTa WAYNE
&N y CHICAGO RAILWAY.
leave S!a"fin',~ Gaily, Sundays exc, pt"dl }
rs .oii ..,- Train leaving Chicsn, > 50
T. NJ. i-a.,s dai'yl [Train i"-vin.s
PiitzIglr-.. 90: > p. NJ. leaves daily
-zLR.aIzS: cE..INci " EST.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

Is thosSouth CaroliRH election the Eads
carried fifteen districts and the Democrats
sixteen.
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= The concert at St. Peters German Catho-
lie) church, on last Saturday evening, was
well attended and the music was most admir-
able. The new organ is a powerful instru-
ment b.. .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
OFFICIAL ABSTRACT

Of VOTES Po1LED AT THE DEMoGkATiG, PRIMARY MEET
- JUNE 18TH, 1s68
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.~HpAuI-4a 1913 son
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4 - ~ 3olle uEA io"a WaTS
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Tie FARnrEi1R,s CiHRoN1c1.E has moi a Y.
(C0mmunicatcd.)

5 sT5l426 lS7 74l25N328d1 555 85 200 glOI772 2 4 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-11

WoNEN's WoRK.-The ". 4 sun recently
suggested, as a mitigation of the evils attendant
on the occupation OF sewing girls, that ladies,
instead OF patronizing miiliners' and mantua-
makers establishments, should employ dress
makers, at, say, SO a week and their board. To
this lady correspondent replies that the plan
OF cooking the hare Il an excellent one, but thst
the editor has neglected to provide for catching
the animals necessary preliminary. She as
serts that there are plenty of ladies, ready and
willing 10 pay good dressmaker 81 a day and
beard, but are unable TO find compstest per-
sons even at those rates. The fact as, that do
mestIc employment, in any capacity, seems %
be very unattractlye 10 poor young American
women, and they prefer being .sshop girls" a.
starvation wages to entering private family
IN any subo rdinate capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-11

WIFE MURDER IL wIsCoNsIN.-The Fond
du Lac WIS., Commonwealth prints the foi-
lowing:
I'VE learn from Mr.. Sweet, editor ofthe Cal
umet County Reflector. that there is considers
that county, over a murder that was committed
last Wednesday. The victim was Mrs. Henry
Bullman, half breed Indian, but whose hus-
band is white man. Ii seems that Mrs. Bull
man had been AZ work for some time al one OF
her neighbors, and last Wednesday left the
house AT which she was employed, for home.
On t. ursday a man went out into the woods
to LOOK for some cattle, and found them huddled
together, believing and paving as II some
strange thing had taken place.
son repairing 10 the spot he found a mound
OF loose leaves, which looked as though thsy
had been recently piled up, and on removing a
portion OF them he came to some fresh earth.
lie did not push his investigations further, but
returned and gathered party of has nelghbOrs,
and again returned 10 the spot. The party then
proceeded TO remove the earth, and were hor-
rihed al finding the body OF Mrs. Bullmsn
buried beneath IL. From the appearance Of
things ii would seem that her body was thrown
into the pit, and that her loose clothing. such
as her shaker shawl. &c., Were gathered up
and thrown in on top OF her, the whole being
covered as sisted above. The husband Of the
woman was last seen passing along the road,
as n IN great haste. last Thursday morning,
since which time he has not been seen. This
circumstance has had the effect TO fasten strong
suspicious upon him being the perpetrator
OF this horrible murder