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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-28
BY Clopton HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tenth street between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED
i REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE
OF UNION OR CONCURRENCE STREET,
ON UNION HILL. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-In pursuance
of deed of trust executed to me by Mrs. Ca.
roline s. Carter, dated the 2Sth day of August,
1857 and duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, / shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on SATURDAY the 4th
day of April, 1885, at O'Clock P. NJ, one GER
tain LOT OF LAND, fronting 40 feet on the
east side of Union or Concurrence street, run
ming back within parallel lines 40 feet 10 Il
street so feet wide, with FRAME DWELL
ING thereon, built of the best materials, con-
tanning four rooms.
TERMS Cash as to the expenses of sale and
the payment Of the sum OF 1856 with int.
rest thereon from the 18th day 0. December,
1867 until paid; and the further sum Of $500
due the 2Sth Of April, 1858, and the further
sum of 1865 due the 18th day of August, 1865,
for negotiable notes with interest added for
the deferred payments. For the remainder
Of the purchase money the terms will be made
known at the time of sale. The taxes for
1865 to be paid by the purchaser.
E. a. J. CLOPTON,
NH "a Trustee
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Criminal Trials in Aanoyer-Sen-
OF Vice, &c. @
HANOVER COURTHOUSE,
.,,..... f.. March II, 1858.
Last evening closed the March term OF
our County Court. Such has been the &C
cumulation of causes upon the criminal
docket that under the provisions of the
new criminal code one of the monthly
terms in each quarter has been appropria-
ted to the trial of such cases. During this
term Lewis Henderson (colored) was con-
victed of HOUSEKEEPING and larceny, AND
sentenced to the penitentiary for one year.
William West, the felon that robbed the
barns of Judge Meredith and Mr.. billiard,
and burned that Of the former (having
been sentenced ut previous term to con-
finement in the penitentiary for six years
on the charge Of breaking and entering
Judge Meredith's barn., was arraigned ~
this term on the second charge OF break
ing and entering. Mr.. billiards. barn, and
was convicted and sentenced to further
confinement of ten years in the same hos
pitable quarters. Nathan Bowles, Henry
Scott, and Juba Blunt, the teamsters who
hauled the corn from these barns, were
also put upon trial, but were acquitted.
Joseph Gooch, gentleman of ginger
cake appearance, charged with living lille
eally with one Mary Jane Stewart, white
woman, was fined seventy-five dollars.
Mrs. Stewards case, the same in nature,
was continued on account of the absence
of her witnesses. The frowns of society
should rest upon such cases, and the strong
hand of the law should consign such
wretches to cells where their base anu
british conduct can no longer shock the
public sense of morality with an effect
more baleful than the poisonous breath of
the Upas tree. The virtue Of people
must be preserved at every hazard, for
without it no nation can be truly great.
Let every Virginian sweep in front Of his
own door.
The wheat crop on some Of our farms in
this vicinity is looking very well, and
promises q fine yield. "AusTER."
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office s2l Main street,
three doors heloUy SDotswood Hotel

three doors below Spotswood Hotel
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE
: AND LOT ON FIFTEENTH STREET
AT AUCT1ON.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
from James Carter to me as trustee dated
Goth of April, 1861, and duly recorded in the
clerks office of Richmond Hastings Court, to
secure the payment of L certain note therein
described, and at the request of the holder of
said note, will sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 3lst day Of March,
1865, at half-past 4 O'Clock P. M, a portion Of
the property therein conveyed, consisting of q
two:story BRICK HOUSE and LOT on Fiji
teenth between Clay and Leigh streets.
TERMS: Two hundred dollars in cash; ba.
lance on credit of four and eight months
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to De conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s.
Sos, Auctioneers. NH 20
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THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
u be sold on TUESDAY, March 81, 1865,
ut 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the coal-yard corner,
Twenty seventh and Dock streets, the follow
Ing property, to wit:
LOT BITUMINOUS COAL,
say seventy-flve or one hundred tons, or so
much thereof as will satisfy distress warrants
in my hands in favor of g. a. Robinson rs
National Coal Mining Company.
A. K. CRUMP,
NH 2S-tds ii. y. y. II.
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SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. mi

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF SCHT
Il DU L E-RICHMOND, FREDERICE>
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAI-
SPRING AND So NJ HER ARRANGE.
MENT, lS6S-TO GO INTO EFFECT Ok
MONDAY, MARCH 23p, INSTANT -Onaat
after the morning OF March 2Sd instant. n.
trains of this company Will be run from N.
depot corner of Byrd and Eighth STREETS S.,
followS-vi2:
THE DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
stopping ut regular way stations, viii le,y,
Sunday A. NJ. excepted) At 10 4. VI. lnslelI
of 10. 30 A. NJ.
THE NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
stopping 1T regular way stations, will lssy.
daily ut sop. NJ.
Returning, the trains will arrive ati8A
NJ. and 2.35 p. M.
For further information and through tick
cts, apply at the company's office, corner o!
Broad and Eighth streets, or 1T the ticket q.
flee, corner Of Byrd and Eighth streets
SAMUEL RUTH.
Superintendent Transportation
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
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AgsctdGss Safes.
FUTURE DAY.

BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh Streets
TLBA PARK FOR LEASE At AUG
~ TION.-On TUESDAY, March 81, al
half. past o'clock P. NJ. we Will iease at quo.
tion. upon the premises, the well known place
Of public resort known as ELBA fAhh,
situnted In the western part OF Inc CITY, aiiu
extending back from Broad TO Gay street.
THE grounds contain abont I'VE acres, en-
hran,ne n lawn handsomely set out in shade
and ornamental trees, shrubbery, ana MOWERS
and fine garden. a,d bond
sorne RRICK DWELLING with nine rooms,
besides basement and closets; also, 4 oricK
stable and carriage house: e.. ,oo,o,,ro
Eliza Park is the favorite resort LOT ceieDra-
ton and pic. mic parties, and is Wen known "a. az
the most attractive pleasure garden IN tn a
city. A rare opportunity is, mere onsrsc -
those disposed 20 go into that line Oh Dusi'
ness. ~. +tr,e
of renting. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
"a ~ or .Auctioneers.
TMMEDIApELY AFTER THE SALE
OF THE ABOVE LEASE, shall pro
coed to sell the following property, 10 VII
IS OFFICE CHAIRS,
5 TABLES,
SHUTTLE BOARD,
TEN.PIN ALLEY, complete;
DECANTERs and BOTTLES.
TO satisfy distress warrant in favor OF Wilkins
rs G Shaffer. a. 4. Gh =; m " !,
mh27 d. y. -. NV ~.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and cary.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR WARE.
w HOUSE, Nos. /, s, and Fifteenth
street, between Main and Cary, on MONDAY,
3Oth instant, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
a large and desirable stock OF
GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS, etc.
N which we invite the attention of the trade.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., & CO,
NH os Auctioneers.
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NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.
IN Our usually large and varied stock Of
FURN1TUREis now more complete, il posi-.
BILE, than for many years past. By recent ar
rivals from several OF the most extensive man
utactories on the continent, we are in receipt
OF several elegant sets for Parlor, Chamber
Hall, and Dining-room. Also, Counting.
room and Office Desks and Chairs. Cali at
once and examine our assortment. In price
and quality we claim fair comparison with
any similar establishment in the United
States. HABLIST0N s BROTHER,
NH IL corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s2l Main street, three doors below
SpotsWood Hotel.
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Possession aIvRN APRIL 1sT.

EOR RENT, that large and very deslra-
HE BRICK RESIDENCE on the L.
sou III: side OF Cary between First andSe- FIX
cond streets, at present occupied by WIZ
son G. Thomas, containing nine rooms,
kitchen, stable, SC, with gas ana: water Vac,
throughout. Possession had on Isl OF april
1865.
three, story BRICK DWELLING ON Fourth
street, between Grace and Franklin streets,
containing six rooms, kitchen, &c.
FOR RENT,
small FRAME COTTAGE on north side OF
Clay, between Twenty eighth and Twenty
ninth streets. with four rooms, kitchen, &c
FOR RENT,
,wo-story BRICK DWELLING on the east
side of MAYO street, No. 229, near Broad, with
six rooms, kitchen, gas, water, &c.
FOR RENT,
that very desirable BRICK DWELLING on
the east side of Twenty sixth, between Leigh
and NJ streets, containing six rooms, kitchen,
&c.
BRICK COTTAGE RESIDENCE on north
side of Leigh, between First and Foushee
streets, with five rooms, kitchen, &c.
FOR RENT,
two story BRICK DWELLING on south
side of Grace, near Twenty seYentn street
with six rooms, kitchen, &C.
STORE corner Eighteenth and Main, suitable
for any business:
STORE corner of Eleventh and Cary, and TIT
fixtures of n bar, complete, for sale.
FOR RENT,
severn, very desirable r rooms on Broad street
Church Hill.
Apply to LYME HEoIHhR,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NH 27-3t l439 Main street.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

POSTPONEMENT
In consequence of the Indictment Weathe1
the above sale was postponed until TO.Daf
a.4ha sar,a honr and nlace. NH %
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uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE-BAR,
II DARKROOM FIXTURES, FURNI-
TURE, &C., IN "SCHAD'S HOTEL" AT
AUCTION.-On MONDAY MORNING the
3oth instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, will
sell by auction, at Schad's HOTEL on the
north side of Broad street between Sixth and
Seventh streets, for cash, all of the FUR
NITURE, BAR, and FIXTURES, in said no.
tel to satisfy distress warrant in my hands in
favor of John w. Wright, receiver, and
against Henry MONTE, embracing in part
large BAR COUNTERS,
ICE-BOX and STANDS,
SHELVING,
GLASS and CROCKERYWARE,
CLOCKS,
16 MIRRORS and LOOKING GLASSES,
TABLES,
Is BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES,
BED CLOTHING,
PILLOWS and holsters,
80 CHAIRS,
BUREAUS,
9 CARPETS,
8 WASHSTANDS,
Is ENGRATINGS, sc.
NH 2e A. X. CRUMP. H. e. G. r.
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4uctS0n Sales.
~. FUTURE DAY..

By Harrison, GoGdin l. Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
corner Bank and Tenth streets.
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BY James M. Taylor s Son, Auctioneers'
Office S21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TEN MULES, THREE COAL CARTS,
1 AND THREE SETS DOUBLE HAR-
NESS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.- oe
sold on TUESDAY the 3lst of March, at Il
o'clock NJ, at Hix's stable, on Eleventh street
between Main aud Cary streets, TEN FIN u
MULES, we'll broken and in good order.to
be sold for no fanlt. Also, THREE GOAL
CARTS, with THREE SETS DOUBLE
HARNESS; all in good order.
Terms: Cash.
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON,
NH 26-S M&Tu AuctiOneerS.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Criminal Trials I'm ManOyer-Sen-
tence Of Barn-burners-Punf
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BY S. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets
TRAMED TENEMENT, ON FIF-
II TENTH STREET BETWEEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS, AT AUG
TION-Will be sold on TUESDAY the 3lst
day of March, 1865. at ~ P. NJ, that neat
FRAMED TENEMENT located IF above,
containing three rooms, with 4 good lot at
tached.
Terms: One third cash balance at three
and six months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
S. N. DAVIS,
NH &c AucLioueer.
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TOR RENT, A,FINE BRICK HOUSE
Il containing eight rooms and good III
kitchen, on Clay street next door to the e:iE
Methodist church. Possession given --s7A
MOSES MILLHISER,
NH 27-4t Oil Main street
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TOR RENT, a conveniently arranged
II and pleasant HOUSE. on Clay street LA
between Fourth and Fifth, containing E..iE
nine rooms. To good tenant it will be ..hA2
rented low. Apply to r. Fl. DlBRELL,
NH 2S-tApl 1912 Cary street.
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DROyINCE OF SAC PAULo. BRI
i ZIL.-SAO PAULO RAlLWAY".
DAILY TRAIN 20 and from Santos Ga
Paulo and Jundiahy, running within th,,,o
miles OF Campinas. j. j. AUBERTIN
JANUARY !, 1868. Superintendent,
N. B. The booking Office in Santos will.
open for tickets and luggage on the arrival,
the boats from Rio. nh 3-aodsr
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CPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGE

!. GPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGE
y MENT, ls6s.-GREAT SHORT RoUT
TO THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST n,
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBiipE
AND fOTOMAC RAILROAD, Carrying
THE UNITED STATES MAIL TWIrY
DAILY-ELEGANT CARS, WITH NV
PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS on Az
THROUGH TRAINS ~
this road are now run from the Southern t..
minus of the Connection railroad. corr.
BYRD AND EIGHTH STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Sundays eXcep,edy :,
10 A. NJ, arriving in!Washingtou attP.N
connecting with the early afternoon eIprs.,
trains for the North, East, aud West
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
with elegant cars supplied with the new rs.
tent sleeping chairs attached, leaves Rich
mond daily at $50 p. II. arriving in Washil,
ton at 6:l5 A. NJ, connecting with the sarr
morning trains for the North, East, and Va
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROrGg
BAGGAGE CHECKS TO Alexandria, Wa.
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New io:s
Boston, and all the principal cities o! Il.
West.
For further information and through tckey
apply at the Office of the company, cO.tp
Broad and Eighth streets, ShocGoe Hin, ana
at the ticket office, corner Byrd and EigLu
streets. j. Il. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent
S,uupr Prru SupariutppJanf ~ d.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams, Aucttoneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILEo,nr -
RrcHaosD, VA, March q, 1865.
lNN AND AFTER the 23d ins.an, ;,
~ TRAINS ON THIS ROAD viii Ina 90
follows: e1
EXPRESS TRAIN daily At 8 a NJ.
MAIL daily at 2:45P NJ -except Sr,d.
The 2:45 P. NJ. train connects a. petar-Sy.
with trains for Norfolk. s"u'g
Trains leave Petersburg FOR Ricbmo,1
all points north and west Ana
EXPRESS TRAIN daily al $50 4. H.
cept Sunday e%'
THROUGH MAIL daily a, 7:2jp N
Fare TO Norfolk, 81. Baggage ebao...
through.
A train will leave the Richmond dam,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NORNffyytcSSh
at o clock, for Clover Hill
For further Information, inquire At III.
Z. H. GILL
NH AZ Engineer and Superin,srs
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Nv Grubbs s Williams, Auctionee.s, ,..s
Na..s1r sst, corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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TOR RENT, u SMALL HOUSE with
T. three rooms, good water conve- iHsA
nient, and quiet neighborhood, on Canal RE
between Adams and Foushee streets. 3-3Sos
Also, TWO ROOMS on main floor, with pas
sage, and good water in the yard. Inquire at
corner Of Adams and Canal streets.
NH 26-3tx
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DWELLING FOR RENT.-A desira-
~ BILE RESIDENCE, on Fifth be- M
tween Clay and Leigh streets, contain s::;E
ing twelve rooms besides ample accom- --s16s'
modations for servants gas and water
rent will be moderate. Apply at this office or
to JOHN T. SUBLETT 4 BROTHER, 400
Broad street. NH 24-lOt
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EOR RENT, the DWELLING-HOUSE
4 on the corner of Clay and twenty a.
seven tn streets, Church Hill. Possession e:iE
given Immediately.
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON,
NH 26-3t Auctioneers.
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.ROSMo0ds.
81 W E asE ssssl

u o. - 90 Esassn
AGC0MM0DATION TRAIN De
II TWEEN RICHMOND Ann ~, DI-
YER Observation-Disclosures. y up1mD.
R IsIt AND Nd, POTOMAC R APi..
Morcb ins,a ana a,seF ssaTrnkDhY h Of
TRAIN will be run between Rrcbmnnd ion
Hanover Junction daily tSundavs eyr,., ana
leaving Richmond from depot corner W
and Broad streets st 3 p. d., arri,."HIh
Hanover. Junction nj 40 +. NJ. Rem ga, a.
will leayg Hanover Junction at7A. 81, ana
SAMUEL RUTH
Superintendent Transport,
NH 27-3t 'A'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
What Radiealism Costs.
w. n. HAIDEMAN,

Here are plain figures which every
day-laborer and every taxpayer can |
understand. GA Laboring Man"
writes the following to the Bangor,
Me, Democrat:
For four days work in 1889 could
buy barrel of excellent flour. For
an equally good barrel now 1 have to
work eight days.
For one days work in 1859 1 could
buy five pounds of tea. For the same
days work can now buy but two
pounds.
For one days work then | could
buy thirty pounds of sugar. For
days work now 1 can get but fifteen
pounds.
For a days work in 1859 l could
buy eight pounds of tobacco. For r
days work now I can buy but three
pounds
For a days work in 1859 1 could
buy fifteen pounds of coffee, For
days work now l can buy but five
| pounds.
For one months work in 1859 I
could clothG myself and family fOrone
year. To d., the same now, l am
obliged to No7 two months and a
| half
/ might thus go through the whole
| list of articles that a laboring man &
his family consume. The fact is that
we are permitted but one-half of the
| the fruits of our labor Z; the other half
| goes to the public treasury.
] Is it not time for me and my fellow
laborers to look around us, ascertain
the cause of this robbery of labor and
apply the remedy?
| Thee facts are being understood
all over the West by thousands
who have heretofore always voted the
Republican ticket. Men who work
tor living are beginning to inVesti-
gate these matters as they should
All taxation is a burden upon tn {
labor of the land. National Debt is
a national curse, for it requires the
robbery of labor. National Bank
also require their millions by levy,
The manufactures also must be favor
ed with a robbing tariff. Add to al
! these the civil expense of the govern
ment. the Army and Navy, th'
Freedmen's Bureau, the horde Of
tax collectors and other government
officials, and laborirg men may se'
+ why it is that, they now get actually
less for days work Than eight year
= ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
Still they Come.

Stephen J. Meany, formerly Re
publican Editor in Toledo, cannot so
Grant. At a Fenian meeting in
Washington Mr.. Mesny announced
that he had been an advocate Of Gen.
Grant, his name had been to him Il
household word, as Il soldier. But il
would be Il shame for the people to
place him in Il position tor which he
is not fitted it would not be right to
elect a man rs affairs are now, who
has no policy; and Grant has said
that he has none, and there should be
given to us q man who has policy
and will carry it out.
Mr.. Meany has had years expe-
rience in British prisons, for words
spoken in New York. He knows
that the Radical party in this country,
controlled, as it is, by the bOndhold-
ing arisTOcracy. is the mere tool OF
! the English capitalists.
Thousands, daily, are becoming dis
gusted with the Radical party, and
declaring their intention to vote for
| SEYMOUR and BLAIR.
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y
Andrew Cubbison ct ux VS.. John Ball G
(In- al.

y
Andrew Cubbison ct ux VS.. John Ball &
Co. ct al.
BY virtue of vendi exponas issued
from the court Of common pleas of Stark
comfy, Ohio, and 10 me directed will
offer for sale 10y public out cry at the door
o. the court house (Har:er's b'orl<) in the
city of Canton, On
Saturday, the 22d day of August, '69,
lhe following described real estate situate
III said county, to wit: Being u part of the
southeast quarter of section number 8,
township number 10, range s, bounded as
/. follows: Beginning at the south east corr
ner of an addition to the town of Canton,
laid cut 10y Daniel R5llenSperger: thence
nOTthcrly on the east line Gf said addition
To the northeast corner thereof; thence
easterly on Ehe south line of lands owned
by John G.. Bocilius, to lands formerly
owned by f. D. Albert and David Sher-
rick; thence westerly OH said Albert and
SherrIckAs line to the place of beginning,
containing five acres aud ope-half more
or less Also. the following lots in said
RatfeHs perger's ddition to the town or
Canton, 10 wit: Lots Numbers 8. 8, TO- III,
Il, 10 and 20, Also lot number in Rays
nolds's addition 70 the town of Canton.
Also the following described part of said
southeast quarter Of section number g,
township number 10. range 8, bounded as
follows, TO wit: Beginning in the centre of
the run, at the southeast corner of the
tract first described; thence south l44 deg.
west chains and 81 links to post in said
run; thence north S73 deg. wOst 5 chains
and 81 links to u posi-; thence north 25deg.
/ east chains and rs links to post; thence
south 745 deg. east chains and 90 links
to the place of beginning containing SIX
acres and thirty>eiGht hundredths OF an
acre. -'.-'
Sale to commence at l o'clock p. m.-
| Terms cash.
| r. a. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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All Hail, Kentucky

The first State election since the
nomination of SEYMOUR and BLAIR
took place in Kentucky Monday,
and glorious endorsement it is Of
the action of the New York COnven-
ton. Tho Democratic candidate Tor
Governor, the Hon. John w. Steven
is elected over his Radical com
petitor, Mr.. II. Tarvin Baker. by the
idrgest majority erergiren IN that STATE.
In 1864 McClelland's majority was
81, SOB in 1867 Gov. Helms majority
was 43, II9 and now in 1868 Steven
sons majority reaches in the neigh
borhood Of sirty hhOnSald! Wonder il
the Rump will call an extra session
aud disfranchise Kentucky? ? The elCc'
tiOn was for State and Minor offices
merely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

THE Richmond Examiner derives
great consolation from the ''Dehno-
cratic move which commenced among
the negroes of Georgia and South
Carolina some time SINCE" & which
it says has carried Mississippi against
the Republicans. That the Democrats
are basing great expectations on their
efforts to win over the negroes is en-
tirely evident, and perhaps not with
out some reason. Indeed IL is likely
that considerable success has already
attended their efforts among the ne
groes and strange as it may seem,
not few of them will be found Yot-
ing the Seymour and Blair ticket =
In this the black men Of the South
have shown themselves to he fully
! the equal of the governing classes
| which make up 50 largely the Demo
/ cratic vote in the Notwithstanding
| COHiHlercidt. ..a. ..f.
That Is, in the opinion Of this rHdi-
cal journal, our white working men
are no better than niggers-that is
the idea. Its therefore all right to
use the negro element (by the Freed
mems Bureau, Sayonet &c to enslavC
the white men of the North and
make them pay the Whole, TO feed
the negroes and all. Such is radical
ism. ...#.. ... ... .s.t