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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-02
OTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS, CHROMOs.
e. & II. T. ANTRONY & CO..
sol BROADWAY, NEW York,

sol BROADWAY, NEW YoRK,
Invita- the attention of the Trade to their
extensive assortment of the above, of
the abe, of their own publication,
manufacture and dimportation.
We publish over foar thousand subjects
OF Stereoscopic Views, including:
Niagara, Catskills, Hudson, White
Mountains, Washington, Saratoga,
West Point, Mammoth Cave, Central
Park, Trenton Falls, Great West,
Housatonic, Delaware, instantaneous,
Cuba, New Grenada, Venezuela, The
Andes, China, Japan, England, &c.
Our imported views embrace a large as
sortment, including the choicest preduc-
ttons of WIN. England, g. w. Wilson,
Lamy, and Other eminent photogrsp pliers,
consisting of
Swilzerlsnd. Rhine, Pyrenees, Par
is, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales,
POmpeii, Germany, Austria, Italy,
Spain, Tuileries, st. Cloud, Trianon,
Crystal Palace, TyroI, Herculaneum,
Fontainbleau, COmpeigne, Versailles.
Naples, Rome, &C., &c.
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G. H r o MOS .
u o R S 4 LIE
ONE OF THE-
BEST FARMS IN STARK COUNTY
CONTAINING

Sixty and Two-thirds Acres,
Situated five miles west of Berlin, on the
road to Fulton. and on the cross road lead
ing from MassillOn To Middlebury-only
nine miles from Canton. Forty acres are
In good state of cultivation, the balance
in timber land.
This farm is in every particular desira-
bic. Fruit of every description raised on
the place. The buildings and water faciI-
tiles good. Possession given AT ONCE if
For terms and further Information in
quire of the undersigned. ..g
BEl.DEN & MCKINLEY,
Attorneys ut Law.
Canton, Aus. 8, lsSstf
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Bank of G. D. Har:er & Brother

Easr T'usearawss ST., Canton, Ohio
We have removed our Bank to our new |
Banking Housa, where we have every ia |
cility forconducting n general Banking |
business, and solicit the continued and in |
creased patronage. We buy and sell
Gold, Silver, Government Bonds and |
Exchange
MONEY LOANED,
Coupons cashed, and Collections made |
Promissory Note and Business Paper
bought. Draw Sight Drafts on Eng
land, Scotland, Ireland, France
and Germany, in sums to
suit.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED
and Interest allowed at reasonble |
rates.
BGrRevenue Stamps for sale. Small |
coin furnished,
GEORGE D. HARTER.
MICHAEL d. HARTER,
CAVINGs DEPOSIT BANKI
ISAAC uARTEH. aEO, D, EAErFR. N, d. HAETEs, |
LBank Block, west side of square,l
CANTON, OHIO.
THIS BANK IS DOING A
General Exchange, Deposit and Dis
count Business
MONEY LOANED.
PRoMIssoRY NOTES BOUGHT.
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes Bought. |
ALL KINDS OF
Government Bonds and Revenue Stamps
on hand and for sale.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED
and interest allowed on time deposits
The public will find US prompt and ac-
commodating.
ISAAC HARTER Il SONS.
CANTON, O., Oct. l, 1866.
Having sold our interest in the Savings
Deposit Bank. We cordially recommend
the Savings Deposit Bank Of Isaac Harter
& Sons. (oUr successors) TO the continued
and increased patronage of our friends.
PETER p. TRUMP,
MARTIN WIKIDAL.
may %. 1867. ~.
P. p. TRUMP, IN. II. WISE,
ALEX. HURFoRD, II. II. TRUMP.
EXCHANGE BANK
TRUMP, HURFORD, WISE & co.
in the old Bank Room in
TRUMP'S BLOCK,
Oppose the 81. Cloud Hotel, Canton, o.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS
COLLECTIONS MADE
On all parts of the United States !
MONEY LOANED
Gold, Silver, Promissory Notes, Gov
ernment Bonds, and other
SECURITIES BOUGHT & SOLD.
H. II. WISE, Pres't.
II. II. TRUMP, Cash'r.
October %. 1867. II
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Our Commission to Agents

Exceed those OF every other establish
ment of the kind,-proof OF this can be
iound in comparing our premiums with
those OF others FOR CLUBS OF THE SAME
SIZE, in addition 10 which we claim to
give better goods OF the same character.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-02

Of better quality than any other concern
ia the country for The uniform
price Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-02
Amounting to Nearly $500, 900,

So that we are prepared to sell every de-
scriFtion of Dry and Fancy Goods, Silver
Plated Ware, Cutlery, Watches, Al
buns, JeWelry, &c.
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WHOLESALE GROCERY.

n GROCERIES, AT WHOLESALE
c. BIECHELE
Has just opened his stock of
Choice Groceries
IN THE
EAST ROOM OF THE REX BUILDING
East Tuscarawas Street,
CANTON, OHIO.
Coffee,
Tea,
Sugars,
Tobacco,
Spices,
Rice,
&C., &c.
RETAIL DEALERS in Stark and sur
rounding counties are invited to call and
examine my large
STOCK OF CHOICE GROCERIES
And judge of Prices, &c.
Among my Stock, I have a large variety
OF choice and carefully selected
Rhine, Margraefler, and French Red
and White Wines!
Best Catawba and Isabella!
~ Please Give me Call.
c. BIEcHELE.
Canton O., June 5. 1s6o-tf
REAT REDUCTION in PRICES.
VI
Prices of Goods Approaching Gold
Basis.
NICHOLAS BOUR,
Merchant r. -ElOr,
Has reopsne4 Merchant Tailoring
L tab snmenf IN
Hacter's B r. llook Second Floor,
Where n .ust received
An ENTIRELY NEW 4ND wELL-sELEorED
STOCK or
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Vestings,
Also, Splendid assortment of
BROADCLOTHs,
Cassimeres and Vsstings,
ofan Kinds, Styles and Prices.
N. BOUR,
The well>known Merchant Tailor, pavs
indiyid ual attention to every garment.
made at his establishment
Canton, May 8, 1S60-tT
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,


Perhaps 80 one medi-
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before 50 universal
ly adopted into use. in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PiII. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is = more re-
liable and far more etfee-
tual remedy than any
otbav. urhasa Vvhn have
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customers, and as many new ones AZ will
be pleased to favor Us with their patron
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SUCH
COMPLETE EVOLUTION
IN TRADE,

That in order to supply the demand 90.
casioned by our constantly increasing
patronage we have recently made impor1
tations ifor the Fal Trade, direct from
European Manufacturers.
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p. p. TRUMP II, Il. WISE,
ALEX. HURFoRD, II. II. TRUMP.
TXCHANGE BANK
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B00TS 4 SHOES.
sAYLER & sHANAFELT,
are at it again, in their Now Room,

Empire Block, East Tuscarawas ST.,
Lately occupied by John McGregor as a
Bookstore.
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N. BOUR,
The wellNknOwn Merchant Tailor, paws
individual attention to every garment
made at his establishment.
Canton, May 8, 1S6S-tT
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We havo constantly on hand and are
daily receiving from tho East, a large
supply OF
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Hodn ADytcH FROM HoaAeE GRsg-
'EEr--sIhe. following excellent adyiee
70 yonag men l. from Horace Greeley,
ltidescrycs 20 be printed io letters of
gold land ought TO b. read, morning,
noon pnd night by every boy and gil
iuthe laud: = y ~ aAeSsi
aallunger, cold ,'fags hard work, con
tcmpt,ssuspicioh, unjust reproach ure
disagreablel Buts6aebt is infinitely
worse ehantliem all. Aid, If il pleased
G9dto spare either or allof my sons 20
bel th0ssupport and solace Of my declin.
ing years, the lesson which 4 should
have mostsearnestly s6dghtto impress
I,npqn. them is--aN eserrhn into debit
Avoid peuliHiary obligations AS you
would epestileuee on taminesd If YOU
have bat City andills, and can get no
more for a. week ,nbuyiia peek of dorm
parchit and live on it, rather than owe
any mara dollar, la
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ANaLGNG FOE DOn.
Brick Tgmeroy Al8 TIC foll0viat

DTlcA , pherOy wv inc ioIi0wtsEi
Another ilnc We were travelling .op
grounds lwc hhh no right 70 tramp oyar
The onlyleScpsc YuA like that of mill,
tary neeesaityrvit WAS better yfishiag
througliithe kirnls iwheFep pthe ttdut had
been prcservccf tAamlia'thp ope0 II:
where ali coald fisll t'f'l'''i = l'e -.
1t was .eiifly nptpips Nah j, Eispn
at three, ariddsu ten ,nHlesyaud struck
the creek ns tllettFouU were ready fof
break fast, ~ Lookiggi ,cpteIlllY f6r IA
.sheitercd place'to fiteh 5dr, hqrses, We
slyly crept 4p ,bebipdfencos. etc, tIi
we reached the part Of the slream not
generally fshqd, IA JamGbopse sfasA
a quarter OF a mile away. We spw the,
morning hgA0.ErA2 AgGA i bEad X
stoye-pipc-saw a man aud two boys
come out to d6 ctdres- s-4aw hSJ &6mbrif
busy about lbs apugana atferoSd6S
bull dog wandering aboutJle. yard a,ss
Ii ever we fshed close, IL. was then.
Not a wills spersdosdhdfbltlfe. bird Oh
the owners of the ollhdb dbsiWca crawled
through The grass, dndged behind The
clumps OF 'afdefs, aud Lining large
speckled beauties optl of The water flll
oar basket, wdefsfulldv .A.k.e ,f8sf fe y
This was sstlhatlmado,a ahep o. g6,Se, but
the trout were SO large aud bit so fead-
ily, that We could ,fidt, wit1lstRna Tie
Temptations SO |bf decided q string aud
hide what we had, aud take another
basketful. So at IL we Yent.n M sooHt
cr would the hook touch tfeRafef thu \
we had trout. We forgot the hovst
the man, ..the bgys ana,the asgsisi,rg M
Suddenly there was rushing threiiphl
an oat field, as ii u mad buil were com
ingl Weaooked toward The house, sahd
saw the farwer, and hig4swo 9eysgop 20
fence, the women IN tie door. and the
bulldog b6u6diig towards US. we 9saw II
it all--we'fiad Been discovered. The
well-trained dog had been sant-to huat
us out, aads assthesalatterr appeared ole
was safe tp5betihe @sm asins mat bling
right liyclyl -ias'a = "a
To outrun dog waspottQ be thought.
OF Therex Yqs epI tlme ,sloislose ,y'Iie
cleared iapsesfainc for 'ns1 just as we
z<ached a tree and BY great activity took
ifont seaeUd aIiiIb aboyes his reach !,
Hese was A.pieejous,geIT AZ ricipus
bulldog nndcr the tree, aud farmer
aud two big boys ready TO move dowo
rpop our sefksg II ssas.f ghtt, pot race
or fangsl Ajax 'st'F ~ sse'gss'o 81 a
The afhds slaaji sylaeajie.if & aatao,1lhis dog, o :.
a. tfx....ft
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That history repeats itself stign ,sfrf
We-oten hay6 heeM Told, .iO bN
And mnch. of what We take as new u
Is reallyreryleh LG3d 1lLHuat u
For hql[tbc beoks eallei. aeis toidag sa.aa
drs4H giRs n diSgYse. N le.s.r y0tsasa
No doubt ihe people q tbis.egs 1sas1r-lse
Are getting wondrous wise,ml ,a1.s H.,
In ancient times, tlissc,Gofty tIiieves =
-. Within eaye dd dwtlls le Is 49,
Who, Strange, say s9tt maud ont ~
By Saying = magic spell,sV -
A man was in four quarters cnt i'i'','3 4 s &
BY those vile British men ~, esFd p
Bat soipehdwhy n tailor was 7'ii ~
Together Stitched ! 'ssgril iS II
And or.Glc cruel iqgrty t5bbac,, r. s,ads II.
The ltal)qr, got the hes ;sst,.,, h,. D. s,,.ls
The alelhIil TIE ArabiH Nislisr- 4 ~ n
l.ooktliste ail rrad tlie rest - apfs.s (
Once f,rty tlicpcs in washihgtod sei -
SFogether MET to preach ~. o. " ~
9fthc ct"rnal1niggsr. aud a' .'ad -
\ tailor to impenchi a. ''n1 H.
4, =, ,SgHWOH III, E.ui
Aud loadiheY swore, like those of old,
They would have rctribution H}li.
, On tle,dbloyai, inllor lShO % fa, H at1
Had, stitched tho tiensttuliou
Besides, Nc md Itboa'mia thcif way. %"
And ail theif acts idislaihel
SSo they in Congress brought q MG,
I Which fifteen points contained
l'ql 4, ,o%.flRsss1fsslf y lBs"'S nelllie
Thougt Boutwell, tried three hours 10 end
1 One pomt at common iAN 't''
4. Ns.t4 lf.ii ii lt40lIfa.f a..Ha fa
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ipan Religion and suG-
! 2 frag e-A lie Refufed.

e. I. Y'Tlia gfeaf shoYman, who Is an IN.
dipehing Democrat, ia a spicy letter
dated YGirard Erie Co., Pa, Nov, ~,
1867, Y thus sra;ses ne. Taylor md
r. Gs stephensoas editors OF d Black
Repqblican printkatsISnia, Michigan.
~ gaqnpt address you IS gentlemeu,1
Ias,gba haze both stamped yourselves as
'inendaciods blackguards aud malicious
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,M USTCi.
NOTICE.

s A Eifpersons Indebted tothe apdersigneal
IN during hisiterm ofotice).8or tees Of
any kind, are respectfully requested 10 cali
and settle. After the lstiday of Mereh next
the eaeoauts VIII be placed in The Sheriff s
hands for c5lIecddn.T Aia32 NA
sa'tiffi q hs-WM Al MtKEbLIP, b Z
late Clerk Of the Circwt Court for Carroll
county. dec12 2m
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( sEasoG's 1RsCrTcAL JOKE

: 80 ; - = . - = a. JUN y
There have been " many serious, Il
'nat fatal rgulls lrpn - ban aro termed
'prdcliesl iakes Is fally tiine thare
Vas sohvil''ig llsc puni,hmeut dealt
.oa' 10 lhase who r5fsit n them, 4
east Of thar kiql e reported in Nd,
wake, aud Is given as warming TO
those who delight 10 rrsctical io,ps.
with the hnpu that thu ic-s6n viii be
one not soon IaFgntteu Some three
weeks asn . yonng sirluam~i Carrigan
was maitl-al Her hesba,.d was q hard
Rerkmg, iada ran. msne ahdthe COS.
pig were yefs mach at,aehcd to each
+Der.
feA iew jays aga tha yaaHg wifr was
u York u.ar the doar of hor house
ghbh opened out npan he street lsid.
ipg@to the place whpre her husband si.
a. work iler thoualis c3n be Imagined
bg a convers9iipn between two OF her
neisl .bogs wh5 acrc Watching her. said
as bf lbgaG
DO yan soc KITTY Nnr,ganl She's
as nneasy as a Ssh WIDEN her noW hus
lbspl IL away See, shes watching
y ''y inmate lor him. Lots hive some
run wiih kiitJ apd scare hor
"a. Agfeais" said the other, aud the
'wo women, qpRarenilg nuch excited.
went into the door Kitty was about
70 greet them ehccrully whom she met
ihe excited looks OF The Women which
they had putt on hdd which J,iftlcdAef
As they dad notaspcGk shc askcd!
What Is the uhiter With yoa? Is
apy haruiiceme TO apy0berf ',H
ARs.akityl' ssid one or the No.
Dgen;f'llae! that we should have 10 Tell
,it on thisftbe fbnd week of your tar.
flage.." r&Pi J3 taf
The von,au's frightened look shbdid
have ajineuisl,bd the women that Il wis
dangerous ior them 10 carry their ioee
further; bht the spirit OF mischief WIS
b Them 'a9dthey bol Ii AZ once told the
story VI how the youag linsb band while
Iat work on a Iessel hal fallen into the
Yysf and was drowned aud would Soon
~ brought home dead. iig5u1
4 The poor wife did nof-fdr 4 moment
qncstionithe news told her, but Il eaaie
10 her like lightning shock. She
gave a scream and went into c6hyul.
siqps., Theltwp women, irighienedoa ne
,Yhats sthey had done, picked her IN
IRON ilie floor. where she had fallen
4
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NEW ADYERrISENRNrs.

INSTITUTE. --Epeiishs and
"A Frdneh fdaFding School for Young la
dies. Accomplished Educators. healthfuilocas
tIon, delightful riverside residence, and home-
like cotnfitt, are The chief attractions ~ thfs
new and beautiful Institution, Thirty hapti,
some chambers limit the number Of boafdefs 10
sixty. Second term c0mmencus Feb. Isl, 1sgs..
For Prospectus address The Principal,
a Mss r AoHRl.BE q. HUNT, Beverly, n. J.
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49,.
IssWatel him, Tigeo 81 addt4iqfue91
ii Tigc proposed to- do that littleqthing,
and keeping his eyes on Us, seated him
self under the tree. rF aai Hl ss3na
Then spoke this ugly farmrr man----
|asJust hold on thar. stranger, tillwe get
breakfast, then we'll come aud sec YOU.
~ yeu.arei IN a hurry, however, you can
20 siew Watch him, Tigel', riaa u.
81 We surmised troable--quite much;
for vice had that bSldspan of. .bul-dogs
and agriculture. elegantly wolloped intl
poeept tourists for being seen on his
suburban premises,t. His reputation as
q peace man was not good, and there
arose a large heart toward our throat
} Time is the essence Of contracts, aud
the saving ordlnanee for those .in troua
PIE We had . stout line il our coat
pockets and large hook iutended for
rock bqss if we failed to take itrqpt.--
And, Us good luck wqull have IL, We
had q aice sandwich and a piece Of
boiled corned beef IN our other pocket.
" We called tie dog pet pames, but be,
easn'l % il, Then ne tried 70 move
.downr--vhen bed move up. AZ last we
trebled onr bass lipe., fastened The great
limerick te il baiiei ID with the .eofacd
beet, tied lhe vpd of thu line 10 "a limb,
aud ansled for dog -
Tige was lf appetite. lie smsA of
she beef i @as Yeyy niee. lie swa-.
lowed It and sat sliil with his eycs on
as for more. but with 40 7frendly look
beaeilps irow his coantepanca Not
unyl
When We pulled gently on tha line
1t yer iifG Tlse yanked apd pulled
but twas DO use. The attention of the
eaeioe vas diverted from ils-- his bgst.
0ess was bcipg dupe by another line.
4 Wv quickly sbd doWu tbe ,reo, com
ipa 7e9r blFlgFiqSoq back dopsitr-
soikod The bisket anl pole aud straight
way went thoace somewhat lively I'VE
toulld opF, sl[jpg,of gflhs agd Teaqhga,
the bGIsy aii commsnding spot iu
shc. mud, in time to str tlio sturdy ye0.
asAp laoue ioTih
2 We saw him aud his cchorts male
aild female uiuve ,l,siyss IL IN no hsstc
w saw4them lsok up the tree. Wc
c1lna 4iicSly lln.ac aad kiaIly ten the
" lac snsl hood l5tirc intHer.
a.t4 :. -. a.tH
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The Abyssinian war win cost the
British Government si9t,0e.000 All
prospects for aa amicable solution of
the difficulty have eeasedsi AsaW ifal q
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From the Philadelphia Sunday Kerrwy.
the Forty Tiiieves and tnel
- TailOr.

tin v'sss,a n, TT---- 44s aH swt
A plague nponst when thieves cannot be-
true TO one another" III .eos,3 ssa
~ .HsylEfK,, 40 y Sesas 2, 7,
What an idtficSA iInpeacii is tliS.''' = ~
Comedy Of Errors, eAci 9, Scene h Fl
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IA Brahma rooster was recently,
killed IN Athesbury, Mass, aud ia its
crop We're found tliifteen nickel cents
ipd two two+rcnt pieces. oila l'a'i q
q They calf betting oal West, putting
q pecuniary estimate on ones opinion ;"
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IATTOEtNRTsl
wx. a. iAArIsnx ". sglAs. ,. ps4sTa
I MAULSBF ROBERTS,
dTT0Fa W. IiSs8qsLsf1F AND S0LIc.
:. ITOif.S Jv CE8Ncrlfis 50

Having askoelaied shemselves IN theprac-
hcs qf Law y Carroll e9ppiysthey viii At
erttnsttd B thair dhetE6. Mr. yEanlsby
viii iwslt wtstninsfer whenever business1
rsqsitss itg50fioe idfsscily gfposie eeurf
Bsiiss.s.4 Z lana i . ajari.ly q
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Revolution in Trade! !!

Nt tVatANAph AH AANttAN 4trf
LADIEs, You cap receive for the sum OF
ONE DOLLdR,
SUI, Meriho and Alpaca Dresses. sha wis
Balmornls, Lipgn ugods, Embossed Table Coz
eis, Nstctee, Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware,
Sewing mashines, 6c Send clubs % tpn or
m0er, with ten cent for each descriptive check.
aud the getter up of she club will receive 4
present Hofth 50 to s3p0, according 10 number
sent Agents ahtcd evcfywbere. Circulars
sent free. HARkER 4 CO., saocesaors 20
GkAiiAM 1 CO, "a 4 &C Federal St., Boston,.
aaass- s-s-ssFas (.
We SELL ron ONE DOLLAR,
4 folD aud silscr Watches. Sewing Ma
Y chimes, Silver Tea Sets, silk Dress Pat
sefRs, eaFpeitngs, Domestic Goods, &C., &c.
Circulars Sent Free,
giving fall particulars our great Ono Dollar
Salc M fItf'
sfiendil ipducemqnts offered 10 gcnta send.
igg ps Glsbt. Address.
.sa LAboNTR a BABBITr.
ssf No. ~ sudbafy Street, Boston.
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voLUSIE III.-NUMBERs ],

.t1afa 4sdi9 Z ina1liaX me4l n'
J AiiF haiisoash s'seB
pss,sl~eii sfuses q 1sspsssst
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CUT TIr1s oTT.
THOSE WHO WISH TO TAKE a
GOOD RELIGIOUS PAPER

pSr Ire Sew Year should subseyibe for
. 3a TH.Ea ADvANc B.9 li
Live. Earnest and Spiritual Jpsi The paper
fof Soshe and Sunday. $50 year. Splendid
Premiums for those who ger ~ Clnbs. speei-
INN cfst,ieA sent free
Asaaress TIrB ADVANCE COMPANY,
f3 Is Lombard Block, Chicago.
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Wcsaw him auAhir cchorts male
atl1 icanalai uluve ,l,'slyss IL in no hsstc
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

The Sheriff Of Spading County, Georgia recently SOLD
residence in Griffin with leo acres attached mostly out OF
the corporate limits OF the town. for 1927 90 The place III
good times would have brought $4,000 Also 800 acres OF
good land ten miles from Griffin, for sl4OO' $50 acres
five miles from Griffin for sjeO-this far land and
well tmbered; a house and lot in Griffin, well stu
ated, containing two Of land, for t2225
IN, HoIy Springs Miss Reporter says that yalua-
bic tracts Of improved land have been sold In
that neighbOrh0od recently by the Sheriff of
Marshall County at from 90 cents to 81 % per acre Many
fine farms have sold at private sale for from y to IS
per acre. and tracts Of land which before the war would
sold for from s. 10 s. per acre. cannot now be sofa
for enough TO pay the taxes The Charleston Necs says
1.-THE depreciation in the price OF lands throughout the
South has induced a number Of Northern capitalists to
invest in this species Of property and much Of the plant
ing during the coming Will be conducted by North
ern men, The sea islands the coast presentan aurng
field for such investments, and companies have
already been formed cultivate these rich lands.
Among other companies that spoken OF is one 10
be headed by James Gordon Bennett Jr MI Bennett is
associated with capitalists from Philadelphia, ana
designs plant some OF the Islands near the city
The company are prepared try the planting expert
men and will purchase most Of their stock and farming
materials in this city presumng that the prices viii be
lower than AT the North" Mobile paper says; 49, The
COO negroes who came 10 town few days
ago had heard that Judge Kellogg. the largest land
holder In Alabama, had made mp his nina 10
give his land away and they prepared TO squat on
H. Judge Kellogg thinks that the system Of large planta-
lions is oppressive the laborcr He ought TO Know FOR
he thirty thousand acres Of land within Few miles
OF Mobile He has doubtless been In the habit OF Cypress
ing aborers; very so, indeed If his theory is true
According it, mans disposition and power TO Cypress
must be in proportion to the number OF acres he pos
sesses With $4,000 Of land that he call his own
kellogg must be the death Of many u niger