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

TRASsTERs OF Real EsTATE.-The follow
ing arc die transfers of Real Estate for. the
past week:
Vim Shearer to Geo II Snyder jr, lot 70
in Mapleton, $500.
Jacob Kutcher to John Starner, 60 acres
in Bethlehem'tp, 2500. 3 =. -. ---
Stacy Grant to Henry W Martin, lot %
in Mt Union, 12O.
VIM Slxarkowski to Mary D Stallcap, s5
acres in Lexington tp, 4035.
Magdalena Share to Henry 'Kloss, part of
lot l6 in New Berlin, So.
Peter Dahlhein to John Ritter, part of lot
| 30 in BIassillon, 200. -'..-.-' .<-t
TP Preyor to VIM Clark, lot 4 in Prey
or's add to Canton, 400.
Conrad Boyer to Conrad F Boyer, $40
acres in Sandy tp, 1000.
FL Piero to Samuel Hamman, S5i acres
in Perry Up, 3l09. ...- .l.,...
Anton Welzbacher to John G Scheiten-
! helm, lot z in Hous9ls add to Canton, $780,
Stern Heeler to Marsh Heckin, 1s acres
in Marlboro tp, 1850.
| Joseph Eichinger to Geo Betzenhouser,
| lot so in Hester's add to Alliance, 450.
Jacob NJ. Custer to John Kohler, lot u
| in Osnaburg, 100.
! s Augustus KOuntze ct al TO John, Kohler,
/ lot n in Osnaburg, 100.
Kent Jarvis to Geo Jenier, 10 acres in
Perry tp, 500. 81. s. 80. ---. q.
John McClymonds to Peter Sell, part of
| lot - in Massillon, 500. - -
Anthony Switzer to John Alley, 40 acres
4 in jackson Up, 2700.
John Alley to Anthony Etzkorn, 40 acres
I in Jackson tp, S400.
| Sheriff Dunbar to Margaret Smith, lot 40
/ in Cethlehem, 500. 90
Margaret Smith to Amadeus Rappe, Iot
! 40 in Bethlehem, 400.
| Jacob Brumbaugh to the Board of Edu-
| cation, of an acre in Lake tp, IS.
AIsndius Fogle 10 john Fraiey, q acres
| in Canton tp, 300.
Frederick Bouy to Herman Shriver, 81 !
acres in Perry tp, 1885.
Kent Jarvis ct al to Herman Shriver, III
acres in Perry tp, $4,000.
VIC Thompson to w S Clark, lots 12S
and 129 in Thompson's add to Canton, $50.
Isaac Rank to Margaret Rank, lot "a in
Massillon, $500.
! Naomia Welch to Joseph w. Vaughan,
/ 20 acres in Marlboro tp 400.
Hannah Harmony to Joseph w Vaughan,
| s.; acres in Marlboro tp, 800.
! n DoXee to Mary Harsh, part of lot D in
MassIllon, 800. ..-.....
Geo KliEk to John -Christman % acres in
! TINS tp, 900:
,Iohu Christman to John BareI, = acres
IN Tus tp, 912.
Josiah Rosenberg to Christian Koch, lot
! No 27 in Teeter's add to Alliance, 100.
/ Hosea e Hoover Josiah Rosenberg, 10,
/ No 81 in Teeter's add TO Alliance, SOC.
john Z McLain 10 John Weibel, part ot
lot No 23 in MasSillon, 500.
Lewis Whitman TO Catherine Miller, Il
acres in Perry tp, 400r
Gee w Lawrence 10 T ] Baurice, lot il
Lswrencc's add to Canton, 600.
Phillip Smith to John p Smith, lot 81 in
OSaaSUrE. 400.
Geo " Lawrence 70 Fred VOEelgesaIg lot
8 in Lawrence's adj 20 Canton, 600.
Richard Schlott t. Joseph Surbey, acres
in Lake tp, $50.
Sebastian Amen u Miylaei Linhtenw@l
Ter, 10 acres IN Canton tp 80.
Isaiah johnson to Henr., He.cr % acres
in Lexington tp 1000.
Louis Paine to ( c Henderson % arrF
in Lexington tp, ZOO.
Elizabeth Gindelsug rger 20 JG;oJ : Miller,
, acres in Plain Up, 5o0.-
Joseph Johnson tc Joseph n Johnson, sc
acres il Lexington %, 1860.
Michael Rohrer 10 DsyId .Deckcrt, p
acres in Canton tp, - 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

!fCaaIsj ihou not minister to mind diseased
And, win sanr sweet, obliviQus antidote,
Cl. a.-5C The fay. Dosum of the perilOus stuff
TAa Weighs upon the heart2"' 's e5E
',.Ce.iaiglI; Plalaiion Bitters Viii do II
'Si.ei. -. 20 Else WI. Melancholy, De
preston. Ii i,arho8l,, q, Insanity, all spripaz.
more ~ isss, from diseased stomach, ami
Theru S -.., mistake abeu- ii; d. yspepsia,
Hraeis,,i,e- t,rfiess, .ft; and E3w Spirits
must yieid 10 lhe : hsaltli,giYing and genial
influence of the Plantation Biuers. If you
are in doubt, make one Trial and be conVinc-
ed. Thus say those who know. 3, 2t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A N. CRDINAN NCE-FO Assess and
IA. .EeVy,a Tax on the Real and. Perso-
a. nal Properly of the City,. a
Ia. fSeG. /. Be it erdsineda by the city eoun-
Gil Of the city OF Canton, That there he
and hereby is levied on. all The real and
personal property within the corporate
limits 'ot sai% city subject to taxation, the
following per centum on the appraised
value thereof. "-t- --t 2. t''. f"'
Ist. For the city of Canton, 3 mills on
the dollar valuation.
I'd For sanitary and street cleaning
purposes, one mill on the dollar valuation.
Sd. For fire engine purposes, oneAhalf
mill onthe dollar valuation.
~ iAth, For gas. thrCe7fourths of one mill
on the dollar valuation. .--...rt F.
5,h. For court house purposes, three
! iuiils on the dollar valuation. i.5,.--"'.r .
9th. For graveyard purposes. one~half
| Of one mil! on each dollar OF the valua>
e.. See. 2 That tins ordinance take effect
and be in fprce from END after its passage
and publication. Passed June Is, 1868. +
zig ---f .WM. IL WYANT. Prps't.
! JOSEPH Trout. Clerk. +.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

. CALLICoTp, the particular friend of
'GTeeLey, had a public reception at the
Albany Penitenttary, ON Monday last,
(SIh,E where he hasoengaged apart,
lhents for two years He. asked Dire.
Warden to give him Something nice
ana easy tosdoY Yasf'he had dtheNerbeen
used to hard labor" Holding Office
has been his .Eatural gait,n 1t will
interest the public to know that Calli1
cOttstilI holds the Office of Revenue
Collector. He has not resigned9 and
the President can not remove him
without the consent of the Senate, ac-
cording to the Civil lTehdreibffi.A =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

Omar DIseo7Sii.ES M i6ne -teen claimed
that If We knew It, there would be AN herh or
cure all lhe ills rhumal flesh, is,heir 10, DR. Mish-
leri with few Of has. professional friends, have
kept this idea constantly in view and iatored car
des irads-tF ssrs!i TheuRA aIey have not foA nd
an dnstant for ai nmplaiaI- tEeyshave nsvers
theless diScobered remedy. Nghleh,sas yet has
never lil ed in curing Chius and Fever, DVsRcpsia
and it diseases arising. from any impurity Of the
blood or -disarrapge OF tha digestive organs
iecludinE Liver Complaint, COughs, Colds, Sick
HeAdaehes kenrslgiN Nervousness, f3eneraE Dsbik-
1tyand all affections of the Kidneys and Urinary
organs. 49,. 4 .~-rr,=
TINS great discovery, IN honor or the inaefatiga
bic labOrs of Dr. Is, Mi-hler, c allied Mishiefss
HeSb- -B+tters herever introuuced takes the
place OF Qni9ine and The yhQst0E, other remedies
used heretdfefefsf the ebhfp tszSi sI,5yt;
: Prenared splesS S1ylDr, 3. b HARTMAN & iC0 !,
Sl cessors to DR. b MiSHLER, Lancaster. Penns
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

CAMED-Our old friend o. p. MYERS,
called upon US on Monday last. Myers is
one of the eh:erprising Kind, has seen and
is seeing the world. He is connected with
the large establishment of Thayer s. Noyes
,C CMenagerie & Circus) and is the travelling
man for that large concern. He has been
for some time past in Canada and starts back
to the Dominion 10 day. Mr.. Myers has
been on flying visit TO his family who re-
side in our town. May his shadow never
grow less - u - -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

The Crawford county Democracy
have nominated the following excel
lent ticket : Auditor, VIM. Scroggs;
Commissioner, Lewis Littler; Infirm-
airy Directors,E John Adam sgI&link,
Jervise Jump, John AllOhack.
We are glad to-see our old friend
Esquire Scroggs on the tapis for Au-
ditor. He Will fill tlie bill. 70
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
Congressional Delegates.

The following are the names of Delegates
to the Congressional Convention:
Paris, John Carson; Washington, d. H.
Smith; Lexington, IL. Walser; Marlboro,
Jacob Bair; NimishiHen, +. Landon; Osna-
burg, S. Snyder; Sandy, w. II. Knots:
Pike, DIR. G.. T. Walker Canton, Law
renee Alexander, VIM Dannamiller; Plain,
John Steel; Lake, l.. Raber; jackson, Sam
uel Beatty; Perry. Levi Stump, - Lee;
Bethlehem, Alex. Henderson; Sugarcreek,
s. s. McFarren; Tuscarawas, S. Krider;
Lawrence, Job Haney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT FOR the
CAMPAIGN. g., --
ONLY sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS.

We viii send the Stark Co. DENooRAr
till after the November election for 20 cents
Let our friends forward the names and
cash at once
This is an important period in the history
of our country. No time should be lost in
spreading the political truth. Our govern
ment must be rescued from its enemies or
liberty is gone. Let every good man and
true American citizen de. his duty in the
great contest approaching. Falter not.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

rro CoNSuMPTIyES.-THR -ADyERTlSER:
Il RRvlng been restored TO health in a few weeb
by very sirSple remedy after having suffered for
dread disease Consumpdon-is anxious TO make
known to his fellow-suffercrs the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he win send copy of the
prescription used Gree OF charge,l with the dineo-
uons for preparing and using the '9uVs which they
BRoNoHTTs, CoUGns, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung
Affections; The only object dT the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit thc afflicted
and spsGad information which he conceiVesto bein
valuable aud he hopes every sufferer win try his
remedy, as 1t VII cost them nothing, and may prove
R3blessings ,ar. 5rg{t- at5 -
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail will please address
. .-.-- Rey- EDWARD A. WILSON,
@ Williamsburg, Kings Cin.. New York.
may22 6Iy1smp l1ay
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
An Ns oRDINANoE-To Effect 6

A N s ORDINANOE-To Eff ct a
n Lot8 TOR Water Works in the city of
cantdji Ohio.
sr rctiof be it ordained by the CITY
council t'i the c.iv. o. Canton, Chic, That,
rYr tie :5lrp' ,2,yi erert ing w.iier "a OrE 8
t.r n ~. W.. 80 tifvWltii - .tRr bonds
| BE- ,ssuiig- 10. .'iioJraN irp Rioney not ex
| ,.eeding ,SIlsu .rhiIy tbsuSand dollars
+ fer the paviIl:'ni of which The credit of said
Ecity is.nledgsd' (s'gned by rhe President
and Clerk Of the Council( payable as fol-
! lows: Five thousand dollars in two years,
and every two years thereafter five thou
lssand dollars, until the sum of iifty thouS
sand dollars is paid, OF. to be made paya~
! ble at such other times and in such other
best adapted to effect their ne,
! ing seven per cent, payable annually;
| aHu thatall the money.so borrowed shall
! be used and applied exclusively to the
erection OF water Works as aforesaid, and
to no other use or purpose Whatsoever
1See..2. Thatthe proposition of borrowA
! ing said sum OF fifty thousand dollars for
| the purpose, and on the time and terms
stated above, be submitted to a vote of
the electors residing within the limits of
| sid city, between the hours of Two
i O'Clock P NJ. and six O'Clock p, NJ. on
/ Saturdayy,the 9th day of June, 1858.
i which election is TO be held at the office
| of the Probate Judge iR said city
| Ser. 3. That said time md pl:ae when
] the votes Of said electors shall be given,
for the approval or rejection of said prop
4 oSition, shall have written or printed. or
I partly written and partly printed upon
their ballots. Water Works-Yes - and
| those opposed to said proposition in ike
| manner the words. Water, Works-No. u
| Sec, 4. That so soon as majority OF
| said electors, as aforesaid, shalt have by
their votes approved of said proposition,
| mr rasures are to hs adopted by this coun,
| Gil for the erection or construction of said
| works. - s'- t'-.s" ~ r ''i ~.
Sec. 5. That this ordinance he in force
| and take effect from and after its passage
| and publication. Passed June I5 1868.
Il NJ. II, WYANT, Pres't.f
| JOSEPH TROUT. Clerk -. s;... al
! June II 1865. 3D. -.'r '-'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

THE mechanics of Ball & Co.'S manufactc-
ry in our city presented, on the day of their
picnic at Meyers's lake, a beautiful case of
drafting instruments to MIR. Charles E. Rop-
er, superintendent of the iron department,
Mr.. F. Ballard made the presentation with
a neat speech. Mr.. Roper's reply was not
lengthy but fun of meaning ~ sec.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

ySLScE the soldiers in Washington
scity voted the Democratic ticket, the
Rump Congress desire to pass bill to
distranchise them. That is 1t, if the
soldiers will not vote with and for the
negroes, they are ''disIoyal" and must
no. t.beaIEowed to vote At;an. s. fH , =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

CoNeREssIoNAL.- Sheriff Chance, who
was an aspirant for Congress, declines in
last we, ks REPosIToRY. This leaves Mr.
Schneider soLus in Stark county. The RE-
PUBLICAN blew another loud and long blast
for Schneiders nomination last week. We
hear that hr. Eckley will probably be can
didate also. Mr.. E. is an expert at pulling
such wires and we would not be surprised
to see him get his fourth nomination for
Congress. n s q --
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

BE READY We admonish our
friends to.be ready after the 4th TO
shout for the nominees of the 'SNs%
York. Conyention. Let there be no
hesitancy, for be assured the conven-
ton VIII make proper seIec5iopsywor-
tbs. of Democratic support! And it
is only by union and harmony that
we can -hoPe TO. rescue our country
from the grasp of:the fnfernals.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
LIFE-HEA ALTH--STRENGTH
/ THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY,
DeIanarre's. Specific PilIs. &
Prepared by Garanciere

Prepared by Garancere & Dupont, No Il. kue
lombard. Parir and highly recommended by the
Medical &Gegilty OF France. - = 49,
/ Are most energetic and eficien remedy in cases
Of Spermatorl hoea Seminal weakness; snijhtlvf
or daily premature Emissions: Se1SIal weakness ~
1nnpgtepey; weakness arising from secret habits and
sexual eScssses, relaxatonI ofthe geRital Qrsaas.
weak s2ihe Lime or Brick-dpst, dsposits in an
Urine; Milky aiscla rses, &c, and ali the ghsstiv
synIJtnmk artsin rohi oq<fuse or axeessess
a Pamphlet Containing gdnll particasarE with Di-1
rectionf and adSiess printed IN sRreneh. Ger1nan,
Spanish and English, Accompanies each box aRd
vii be eby Islsi fsSe Of cost to any
wilt write for It. Price 81 per box nc
/ fdr v. T@IAsoeAsf
feta hY q, The htIheinle druggists, sr viii b,
Sn5 ~ snsii securely sealed pR receipt OF the
sPeeineo prlee by any, agents, or by the
s4ls rraopri rictor OSCAR G. Noses-lE Co, y Iort-
isnn stEeei Ssw f9rks gent Tor Canton and VI
ESSERANGE Ea RUrTRUE.aEye @Soupe lad ' Ana
7 - geEtlenan % the Unted states IAN hear sons-
| thing way sinaucht 70 their advantage bt return
| Sgithnt ehaEgel by addressing the und ersssr ed
! IRose having fears OF being huf1bo grssrf ses5il
onalge by not noticing this card AN ot6ars rviil
| please address their obedient servant,
1 ...4, THOMAS F. CHAPMAN =
OStA0AAS' eoA BfoadNaYA EeW Yerk. :
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

Mynheer Paul Dietrich, of Milwaukee,
feeling his earthly tabernacle, stored with
troubles, to be expelled, decided, after full
enquiry and investigation, to employ Ayers
Pills. In his haste to purify his Dutch
stomach, he mistSok the directions, to 7,
and swallowed 81 for dose. This created
of course, an ap-paul-ing internal rebellion.
But Paul went through the fight like hero,
and came off victor at last, with renovated
system which he proudly exhibits as proof
of the witdom of his choice. He ADVISES
every body TO take Doctor Ayers Pills, but
kindly advises his friends who are ambitious
of following his example, to ''pe sure and
take der right bottom. Minnesota Tele
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

STATISTICS, I'VE refer our readers 70 the
valuable table Of statistics on our first page.
1t is worthy1of preservation for future refers
ence. = ItsRHrbe seen that Stark Is one Of
the foremost counties Of the slate in all tllRt
constitutes wealth. TheEast and valuable
resourcesof our soillAnd minerals are scarce
Iy appreciated ttiHe we are led 10 a train Of
reflective consideration by such staiistless,e4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
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Joseph Medill, the old founder and pro-
fsietor of the Chicago sFfibune,j has praeti-
cally severed his editorial connection with
that paper, q He still holds foFty-tive shares
of the Tribune Company's stock, but will
write no more while Horace White retaIiiii;s
the editorial management He won't sub.
criheto Horace's views on impeaehmtnf or
free trade, or anything else, and the breach
between them is considered beyond all heal
ing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

''To BE IIAPPY YOU MUST BE VmTUoUs -
SO said the late humorist, Artemas Ward,
the Snowman. To cure any kind of Humor
take DR.. ]. W. Poland's Humor Doctor,
composed of several of the best roots and
herbs ever used for purifying the blood, and
which have been used by our grandmothars
in past generations. Sold by DR.. C. ]. Gel
ger. --
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
MARRIAGES.

+ KRING-MILLERsss- On the 21st inst, by
Rev P. Herbruck, Mr.. Frederick H. Kring
and Miss Margaret S. Miller.
{ JACOB-FAIR-on the 9th ult, in
Mansfield, at the house of the brides father,
by the Rev. j. Nudge, Mr.. Robert Jacob,
lof Canton to Miss Emma, daughter of Isaac
g Fair, Of :Mtqnsfield.i - ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

HENRY WISE, of Franklin, Summit couu-
ty, recently had hams and shoulders stolen,
and to prevent repetition he so placed a
gun, charged with beans, that when the door
was opened the contents would hit the burg
lar. Shortly after he was trying to catch a
goose that got into the yard, and accidental
" hit the door of the smoke house, spring
ing it open, when the gun discharged its con-
tents in Mr. Wise's forehead. He is at pres
cnt totally blind, and recovery is very doubt
full ..- .-..t,- rr-. 10 - H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

DRowXED.-On the 18th inst. bright lad
of 10 years, named Horace Wick, son of
Henry Wick, of Marlboro township, was
drowned in Congress lake. Itseems he was
one of large number of sundy school
scholars who went to enjoy a Picnic. II e
body was recovered after several hours hard
work. He with others had gone in to
bathe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
Commissioners Proceedings.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, June 10, 1868.
w. c. Richards, D. Kerstetter and s.
Slower were appointed viewers of the road
in Perry tp,. applied for by Gribble, and are
to meet at the house of fSam1 Slower on
June 3Oth.
800 was appropriated to the trustees of
Bethlehem tp. for bridge at Nicholas Case
masters; also $3.50 for bridge near Isaac
Hohey's farm.
Auditor was ordered to advertise for pro-
posals. as viii be seen elsewhere in this pa
per.
Awards for building iron superstructurcs
were made as follows:
~ Bells Mills, span, to ]. Laird & Co.
Al rs, 90 per fat.
~ VOLTS 1iiIl, TO J. Laird ca, At $3.50
pel foot. '-.i
~ Alliance, n J. laird s, Ca, a; $500
2.r fOoi.
At Steffa's Tsrm, Su~,G G-e.k T.. T. };
Lard & Co, Al 80 90 yer foot. .
At Br! lgepor; Iackson p. to j. Daven-
port. at SI8, 80 per foot:
At KeyseI' 5, Iarlnoro Up, TO Ha.amond
u Reeves, at 90.
At J. P, Smiths, Marlboro tp, to Ham
mord & Reeves, at 81 ,45.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
CANCER, SCROFULA, &C., Gu
" ~ ,-Le.l. .RED. -. - =. ~

Persons afflicted with Cancer. se-ofula.
TumOrs. EruptIons, 6c.. are cured by the
use. of Dr. .Greene'ss EIectD- Medicated
Baths, aud. Indian Vegetable Remedies
which cleanse the blood of ali Humors,
Mercury, Lead, DC. and restore health to
ihYalids afflicted with every variety of
disease A hook describing Cancer, ,Serot-
ula, HumorS and otherdisaRse es, with their
proper means of cure, may be obtained
free at-thsi Medical Institute, or by mail.
address. dr.. r. GREENE. 10 femd s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

Persons in need of the services of an ex-
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
DIR, DouDs, who has an experience of twelve
Years practice In Canton. The substantial
character of hls work is fully attested to by
hundreds of persons who have availed them
selves of his services. The varied expert
enees Of so many years practice, insure to
persoqs entrusting the. caSe of their teeth to
him, the cheapest because the most dura-
BILE operations. Office near Oberley's Gro
Gerry and opposite Stark County Banl- I5-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24

TIE FloErenceS Sewing Machine for wiiich
the Misses McC6raiSk, of oar eity are agents
is considered one of The best See advertise
ulsnt and cali at the rooms OF Misses Ahc-
Cormiek ard see the niaehi1e operate Miss
% Mccormick are the most extensive dress
makers in Canton. Their place Is m Doc
10, Nalhews's Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
TuAp- sFPptfps:xss ! ! Eoffe,8 TO-DAY n the

TnAD- STEVENS 'effers to-day in the House
"her articles :l imge9ehipg tbeR Rsssideqt. The
object Is TO get them before The Senate and
tyitltd Presideat; again eyyl3en the radical
carpet bag senators q from the niggerized
states are admitted. They may oust Mr..
johnson. rHEN.E lIg e sa.i D. 5il..Ezsy yo'J p,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-24
Council Proceedings,

MONDAY EVENING, June %, 1868.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present-Lindeman Myers, Schafer, Miller
and SchTling.
The President, Mr.. Wyant being absent,
Mr.. Miller was chosen President PRO TIM.
Minutes read and approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Seh9ter, as follows
WHEEzAs, Some four citizens arc appre-
hensive that the benefits of the contemplated
Water-works arc only to be enjoyed by the
inhabitants of our main streets, Therefore
be it
RESOLVED, For the purpose of settiHg the
views and actions of the Council right ON
the subject, we hereby declare that all of
our streets who may manifest and desire TO
enjoy those privileges, that they all shall and
viii haye;tfIs beHeiLgf the advantages furn-
ished by said works. Adopted.
Blythe same, That the cdtlhiittee'on the
purchase of horses be authorized to exchange
one of our present horses for the horses now
owned by John S. Shorb in such. manner
that no more than 800 shall be sacrificed
in the exchange. Adopted.
BY the same. That the Mayor be request
ed % report to the Council the state of the
finances in his possession collected from all
sources, so that we can act intelligently in
regard to the compensation of the city
in regard to the salary of that officer
Adopted.
By the same, That Mr.. Haworth has in
contemplation the publication of u city di-
rectory, and as it is necessary, as prelmi-
nary step, that residences and business hous-
es be numbered, that the subject be referred
to the Committee on City Property. Agreed
TO. '
BY the same, That the city Solicitor be
authorized to draft an ordinance to regulate
the licensing of city carriages, carts, &c
Agreed to. ,-..-
p. BY the same, That $157, O4 be paid the
street Commissioner due in report of May 2,
1865. 2-.r -.f
BY the same, That the. city Clerk and two
Trustees, to be appointed by the President,
act as q Water Works election board, on
Saturday next at the Probate Office. Agreed
to.
BY the same, That the Council, as body
accept the invitation of the County Com
missioucrs to join with them and the citizens
of Stark county in the festivities of laying
the corner stone of the new Court House,
July 4, 1865. Agreed to.
CLAIALs. .r..
The following bills wero allowed.
T. w. Saxton, $42, 90 fer printing.
Joseph Schwalm, $3S, co., repairs TO Eris
Tus. street culverts.
G. w. Clark, $23, 90, steam fire engine
services.
Mr. Russell was allowed 80 cts per hou
for labor on steam fire engine instead of 7s
cts as Charged -
Adjourbeds sfor, one week.