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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30

n RECBSI,X, at rBryany Ohtosa parts
Of Wood-choppers, while at Work Il
the Black Swamp, discovered storeC
gawayoln the butt Of a large lhickOfyRAl J
tree an old earl hem jAr.c On sx&Haissa
Mon II, proved to containf q, uumharTo
English and Spanish eoihs. of date
hging from 1871 to l7o2. There VA 9S
-n0thing f0undawi ith the i6ofHaito indI
catchy By Whome they Werea TlaeeC
where they were found. The darrWR
such one rs Is frequently -uneaEthet eFn e
IN IndiaD mounds, and cFumbIed d
pieces at the sli ghtest toactis It Is noxSs
known heW ar ssFhen thts IdepOsitsHAf 49, =
made, but utztt-Jaast=hH4e=bes n many
yeAEs 0Roya5s sfyf -nrgJf zureeg II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
"a ,.gSFTsTFI-T 757l-Il % VInl5

- THY lale, snow storm, fexfendel. !.
over an extensive alIi vbslt OF fcnpptry. il =
the West. About four Inches feIl ILdie
st. Louis, foot at Kansas City 4he
same al St: Joseph fourteen inche- :,
at Macon City, Missouri. six Inches ater
Quincy, Illinois, aud nine Inches q tt1e
Springfield, The storm also -preyail4gs
ed thronghout Kansas and .Nebrasis let
Sine the storm has ceased tile. ,weath -
q has TUNED cod aud .,ies is .runnineu,
8" A'"aN W tne .s!SI3' AAfSI9' q, -, f-o--s EO-
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uAKfHe fATTIEa.

Chin dimpled; deWy, crimson lips; 5'ia
Dark laihes shading eyes OF blue, l'3-
As 'twixt the rosy nngGr-tips t
The ivory shuttle swiftly few; .@9
And reclining book in hand, '1
All innocent Of craft or guide
Seemed deep in rhymes of foreign land,
But studied her sweet face the, while.
I followed as the frosty thread Na
TWined in and out and back AsAtn, toi
Faster the nimble hngers sped, zas
Till watching them was almost pain
Till. half sbashed upon her throne, ~
Ny queen put on hsr shyest sInles ..f
And murmured in her softest tone:
"6ir poet, read to me AWhhe." ," 81
And 20 resd; and thus it rAn-- 10
True passion scorns, deceit or al s-
I hold kins coward, and no man, lc
Who shuts kis love up in his hsart, -7
Unseen. uns0dehL the blossom diea e.,
THAT might haEs lowered in the sun !;
And deep 10 nany fnaidens eyes
IAea Vietor9 10 be won u" ~
And 30 read, With furtiye glance :.
Upstealing softly now and then -,
Nor be q coward among men; -
TIL conscious grew her speakIng fscs,
Dark lAshes. yelling all the blue;
While in and. out with SWiftest pace, --
The busy, tireless shuttle aeW.
With sudden thought flung the book e
Far out upon the clOping lawn =
Marking the while her troubled lock, .
Then spoke, half president OF tbs dawn
'I hold him craven, too no man p
Not better than fool or clown + =
Who fears to utter when he can
y What only coward souls keep down.
'rYou sit before me ell day long,
y, As bright and happy IS bird;
You thrill ras with your tender song,
And chill me with careless word,
You think perhHps to keep me near, :.
Or throw me, as 1t suits, away
I tell you that the time is here
When must hold or lose Tor aye
aDowncast those lsshes IS you may.
(She listed them in mute surprise,)
The only book read to day ..-B
Lies IN your heart and in your eyea"
A quixsr OF the parted lips;
The tatting lay upon the floor
And 'twixt the rosy finger tips
The idle shuttle aew no more
Behind me, lAbyrinthine VISA .-.-
Hexe closed their Inazes- s-eVermors
: Eineage the glorious SUMMER days,
And loves fruitiOn walks before,
The purest, holiest nopes Of life
In sheltsred haTens softly ndeS
And 4m happy; for my Wifa
Sits making tAtting by my aide
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
HOOnand's German Tonic

q . eSu.bi.atioa e au As SAOredisAtr n a. Bisra,
SstA Funn Santa CrEs Ru1aA, oyanGr, - = q Nae4
ySr IA BalE iA<assl a. ~ Bfhes, q eaiss Atys 49,
pslrs aIrskeiie 1iaaEs - reqrcL Loa sSs4 49, -
r.isd GAas sAsss rssaaies sutrsly dinsrunt rol
aaF esrf aieersea for ~ ~ ~ dfseasll $500
Asss bsiar esscsGe pFeyaraAoAs u sasdtst.at e-r1s
,klfe lIe othssr srs usre dacocftons qf - sslss
ysra- IA TONIC 4 ds-ids9y Sos II a. lAeS Plsa-
aani aad Agreeable rcslsdies ogere4 - - eStte
Hs tzsls u szguisG psaErs - laks < sEla -
HTrriviae ssAiardtao, and ussdiesAsl qGltIe1 h1~a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30

COsr or ECIoGIEs or OLD -EHAD.s
i-a We do mot Ike t6 seem carp tfouI F.
alaOntI thseOstoof IGulOgi ag q51e Jle,
Seessd eoRgFssAnaa5 IkesitgiEhea gARe,
Sand copies have been ordered 10 be
printed we caniibt ne4p thinking that
IS aratsingsA ditl39 t6Od stf6A (. % Ka ,S
cost of these, j htAgS9y ~ uolle 0otetSs h
dollar cache From thirty ute 47fty
Thousand dollars Is TOO much to, pay
5fOf priflti6gd edI I6SieS, even up6n such
30 pr0tnineHbt RaEiieal as uQEiprEhAd.
BRt9theRs the toihRg 7JHasseSl Psyfif te
you knYS u u e7'acqsfer Pa, I'd
~ ~,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
DEBILITY.

I+sT' "a 10 ~'t's.s. se-st . AeeH1s%' s55Ses
.s .:: .,;: < g: &c s::: /; :. !: =: ::
i-s'% 'ssEi a. f-sF.J bSod ysre 0oo< sS'E1@,
Ahe sa~si zion, .'s'.iic'is ne yAso hA0s JrO1. az
- s-yr bosy- s ssest1. dHd ehanqe pse 5ftrSf
frsa- sisff,tEsak,a s.,si1ta,si spe0k c~S seTras
ss,rlf, nj. .fgssd. sresf, opS rsyns-aS lsEaaN
ai Neah and Delicate thi drep are
raands Afron0 by uHinG the .aktlicrH- 81.
bonlc. an tact. -Ilaey are Family - eda-
elncs- They can be ad laIllisterea Win
old, ihr nONt delicate fem ale, or man
% nlnety.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30

a sinRle ,AmericaB drug honss CON
sumes hfty thousand sheepskins an
Aually In Jmaktng FlsstsTs for our fel-
low cltISeus who have weak backs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
NRuHAHTCALnTTE1Is.

; THE mineral products of Great Brl LEALIELS
ain and Ireland In 1867 were vaIuel EAU u
f!S, $50, 600, or $2l7 ,o00, 600 In gold.
Iris proposed. to erect q inonulner
in honor or Gui ID 'Arezzo, who eighty
hundred years age Invented mpsicA AGED,
! i'osaliol .s.a S.I+ss..n .ai7s 3srR sdR MALES,
Alb, IsAFrAe : of OincinhAtiy wsPRING
the first person in the 7Unitei state. 70 1,u,
TO build steam fire engine, and tn : =
date Of its completion was about is53LHE BIT.
,9l IRON in its various forms holds tn ai talH
third place in the list of Alnericasr 80,
productions .GlOthingyg boots an 49,
shoes leather and skins, seyeraIiysea knows
come Very near TO iron. niaaz
nearly x reScEe SeEsdS the slsSse Sse IaR eFs na BARK
some s tsss mines sHs 's s...E.. C zl
iso9e hundred dsgreesslGIC CT nd give
Z THE Pkiiadelpfiis safe bepossOR
/ Company has Just set up tile largee
safe in the world It is twenty y-s5Ve
feet long, 1tWenty@0te feet SbrOad .eigt,d n.
feet high, lined with newismetal mil "
fr0r,; iron, which is FIVE times fardssus. Bra,
1 then tempered steel, cutting alaA-
/ like q dialnDndsgs 8 e sZgltf
4 PHE. best tnatsfiaf for iclesnipg ms
lebanieaf drawings is q piece OF 5taiAUTY,
\ bread, (which may be rubbed over tn
drawing till 1t has ali crumbled az
! It will remove the dirt without rtPErITN
moving pengis marks; r the latter afss s55 a.
madeiWith q hardipenc5i. India rule cork OF
OsE removes I:'setl se slo sPEkR.
easily than IL REMOVES uIft.- adHsy n
! Js FIRE-PRooF SAFES are cor4Incui
l"fIled'' with plaster=ofp paris or con -
position OF alum With the pIaster-o&,
paris or other earthly matter 1t -
Sc ! Ss1 3 - LER
II q large qHantity of water, which, b
) its evaporation when ex posed TO frtont of n.
will carry OF q large amount OF heat
/ lTINsMITIIas solder is composed
equalpartS of Banca Ii aud lead fuse
4 together, then nodded into bars f.
use. Solder for bFas5-Work is inadnTC
by interfnsing equal parts0 OF coppeAe llIl
d and szinc.3 Gold solder is formed b.
! melting. tWenty=fouU 9parts aof gol
With two OF silver and one of coppei
Solder for sill 4ersmit this CONSISTS of ifoulTS
parts of silver and two OF brass
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30

{ = M r. Edwards s. Newton, assistant,
POstmOfe lGaliipoIls, Oliio, was sg 7;
rested on Monday charged with ab-'
stracting Que hundred dollar bill
nom letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30

DISPATCHES have sbesna latg1 y Re,
ceiVed MarseiilessE EEaaee, sivingSn
the Raruculars Of aldreadfpl accident, p pa
ID Asfa Minor Two egyptian tlaiis \.
steAmerss came iinfo lcclllsion fn the,e
fSqH pfl lSmyF1a.rl 1t is said that gOVarl
two hundred passengers were kiHedi.
by the shock p
n Il NE ~ 80 s9aEEH ar tRfiT .7Ea 3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30

FROM HON. oKo. W. WOODWARD.
CHIEF Justice d The SupTess Court % PsApsyiy.ets
FnILApELfHiA, hArch -, 1851
dsd a Hoe1aadfs ceTaa Bitsrs q nof - s'sisS-
feata0 bsrTs0s 6Hf Is god tosss ~ ~ - aassEdsEs
Of As d0,ssvs organs aHd eC Orsat besSa - e1sss y
6sbiiiD and saaf u Rsrvoa.s aeliOH, n % syssH
GH0. " ROoDHARD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
PROM REV. JosxrH n. KENNARD. D. R~

PaiIor Of the TsHth Baptist Church, FhilAAslPhlA-
DE- JAoEsgH-DaaH asE;--l, hacs bess Irs1assHElg
dsg kiads ef sdefnsl, bf re2aTfa9 ~ PraeSes
e ~ ayrspiats sAsrs, haSs - al o9e&s -
p4riiotliayly 1apsiy. ~ ~ slLftslgals ~ ~
lf-eearscS cSla itsrs, ! iePart go.Ssss yrp1, ~
s.ai rosass . GllFesa ~ jan csazis.fe raf Tor gen
ssal ds6Elty Os tss system and .ssgiiy Ter Liver
Co0PlAinL u Il - SHsAfs and SalnAols
1asIs bsf sszaILH LHS 7 d0<bt ~, q tgta
6s SsTy 6sa<Gcial&i - = aoss sSks Sug@
- - ~ = -''., : a = : 4 Ezak1Kb,
EigAeA bsiosg Coatss stTsaL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
HoOfland's German Biltsrs

A entirely veEeaabIe, anA contains Ne
Houor. IN R.eOnPOund Of Fluid EEs
GraeSa- The RooaH, Herbs, and BaRk1
An sEEs Es'9s:ssS. ..s. sIa.I e:5Hs:a: 1l1ss.:
= scfaa Ifne ehs1alsL. These
o1trApts are hen .ferySSrdSa = this
nlannuHae1ure OrIhoBs B1IterB. There II
Ne aIeohOlle subsesnes Ofanykind nsaa
sn counpSunding Ghe Hattor1, hence lB -
Ghe only BiGters that can be used In
cases Ehere aleOhOl1s stdnulants are
net adVisable.
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rrou noN. JAMns raoMPsOH.

FKOH HON. JAARS THOMPSON,
JudEr Of the supreme Court Of PsnnSyfyAn.A
-. 20 -t ~.f FHtLApELFEtA, April zs 1see "
S.s2s.ssa S.ssS 2si4 tsrs SSHeS-s 2 .sisssi:
sssd,eisse in raseE laloE attacks or
= a al x tlon@~ U@or DysPePsla.
J can certify this from nay sxPaFaonoe S1
-. HourB. with respect, --
JAMES THOMPSON.
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, THE mineral products of Great Brll
ain and Ireland In 1867 were value
E!3, ,4S0, 600, or .$2I7 Coz. 600 in gold.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
HOTELS.

y TNANIRL soURBEcK-ALLIANCE HOUSE
II at the slation, AIhancs, o. Meals always IN
eadinsaa sn the ARRIVAL Of the Cars
T4CEsON HoraL, LOUIS oHIIeHER, PRO
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PHoToGRAPHER.

TNDwTN SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHER, 40, PAR
n tieular attention given 70 copying and en-
,-iarulnG, ,pletares., Oval Flames and Alboms con,
llutahtIF On hanas Rooms IN Matthews 81 1ek, lird
nodrNaSulh Market s sQaAre, Canton. o. iuhis'esn
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"a esy,la.Su- P,l. 40 ter, AIR. =. u.
DRa. HOFFMAN, 4 sElP-HoAEoPATHlC
4 j. Physiciana and Surge ons-Onice, CsEsilly Cor
aerf "A noor, Canton. OHIO.
Il DE- ssip Will PAY spee,al attention to dssS'e' OF
the Bye and Ear. XII
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provide Christian nesh for Eag1n AolVe8i /
and whea again they repeated the demand,
stGold hAve none to- Offsr you, save the
true wisdom Of the living God y And he
began a he stood in the midst to treason
70 them Of righteousness, tsnpsranee; and
iudeemsnt 10 come. I''iE Si1 - -3lah
They we're mad with rage and drink
The old mans voice was drowned with
shouts Of fesGold,y Bishop, give Us gold !"
The boRes and cups that lay around were
hurled as him, and he fell to the ground,
with tho cry, 30 Chief Shepherd, guard
Thine own ehildrenl" As he partly taised
himselt, axes Wsrs thrown q hlERS and, At
last. Dane, who had begun 80 love and
listen 20 him duriRg -hia captivity deemed
lG'Amezcy to give him s'tleafh-b blow with an
axe; ThS KnEif1h nnsihlained that Asifes
had died % save his flock, from cfuel sEsor-
ton. ard held him Assa saint and martyr,
keeping his deAtk-day (the 1Sth of April} Is
9 holydGy; and when the italian Archbishop
Of Canterbury L.anfraacl disputed his right
to bansp esteemed, there was strong opposi-
ton aad discontsnt. Indeed our own Pray
or-bOok still retains nis name under the al
tered fern Of st. Blphegs; and surely No
one beststl merits 70 be remembered, fol-
having loved his people far better than him
self
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The Vote ON the Eleventh Article
of Imneachmenf.

The Ghief.Justice rising, said, by d.
rection Of the Senate. The Chief Justice
desires to admonish the citizens and
strangers in the galleries that absolute
silence and perfect order is required. 1t
will be subject of infinite regret if any
violation Of the order Of the Senate will
necessitate the execution Of the further
order that the persons guilty Of disturb
ance be Immediately removed. Then
addressing the Senator's, the Chief JUS
tice said: Senators, in conformity to the
order of the Senate, the Chief Justice
will now proceed to take the vote on the
eleventh article, as directed by the rule.
The eleventh article was read BY the
clerk. as7xssssz.s ,sss =.
. The FIRST name on the roll, that Olsen
ators Anthony, bsing called, that Senator
rose in his place. and the Chief Justice,
also standing, addressed to him this for
mula: =
Mr.. Senator Anthony: How say you,
is the respondent, Andrew johnson,
President Of the United States, guilty or
not guilty Of q high misdemeanor, as
charged in this article. aa
Senator Anthony responded aguilty, !"
and SO the vote went on till'all the Sem
ators bad responded, the vote summing
mp yeas 50, nays 10, as follows:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Consumptlves.-The advertiser. .hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks by
very simple remedy, after having suffered
for several years with severe lung affection,
and that dread disease Consumptien-is anx
ious to make known to his fellow-suferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it he will send a copy
of the prescription used Gree of charge,)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CoUeHs,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the advertiser in sending
this prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
FREE, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A., WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
ma21lY.
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Ex- President Buchanan is recovering
from his late severe attack of pleurlsy.
The tax of one cent on box of match
les last year rstted to the Government a
revenue Of 81, 100000.
The annual report read at the anniver-
sary Of the American Colonization So
ciety in New York, on Tuesday, states
that one thousand three hundred emf
grants have been conveyed to the coast
Of Africa during the past year.
The Agricultural Society of Dutchess
County, New York, was recently present
ed by the grand jury Of that county as
ocoasioning public nuisance, on account
of the gambling and liquor selling at its
public fairs.
The motion to admit John 81. Surratt
to bail was argued, on Wednesday morn
| ing, in the Criminal Court, before Chief
Justice Cartier. Mr.. Merrick appeared
for the prisoner, and A. g. Riddle op
posed the motion on the part of the Gov:
ernment. Judge;Cartter decided that the
case was not one in which the Court
would be justified in admitting the pris-
oner to bail.
1t is announced in London that, by
the Clerkenwell explosion. six persons
were killed outright, six more died from
| its effects, Eve owe their deaths indirect
| ly to it, one young man is in a mad house,
forty mothers were prematurely confined,
and twenty of their children died; others
ofthe children are dwarfed and unhealthy
one mother is now raving maniac, one
hundred and twenty persons were wound
ed, fifty went into hospitals, fifteen are
permanently injured, beside 100000
worth of damage done to persons and
property.
The committee appointed at the Han
] cock meeting in New York, the other
day, have seen ex. Governor Seymour, and
they report that he is not, and will not
be, under any circumstances, candi-
date for the Presidency, and that he ac-
oepted an election as delegate to the con-
lvention, expressly to prevent the intro
duction of hisi name as acancidate. II
is hoped by those engaged in the move
ment that Hancock's name can be got on
the ticket for the second Office, if they
should fail in procuring his nomination
for President.
| Weston has made a match to walk from
Bangor, Maine, to St. Paul, Minnesota,
and back to Buffalo, New York, 5000
miles, in one hundred consecutive days,
or, excluding Sundays, eighty,six walk
! ing days. The stakes are s25, 900 side,
and the trial will begin August IS, and
terminate November 26. George K.
Goodwin, who backed Weston in his
walk to Chicago, furnishes the stakes for
him, and William B. Fredericks and four
others back time. Weston agrees to
walk 100 miles inside of twenty. three
consecutive hours FIVE times, and if he
fails to do this feat once, he forfeits the
whole wager.
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Tribune, May 13.1


When Bingham's resolution to inves.
tigate alleged corrupt practices in the
Senate, leading to the acquittal Of the
President was brought forward yesterday,
twas objected that the House had no
right to try Senators. To this it was
responded by Bingham that the resolu-
tion did not propose to do any such thing
and. SO far, his statement was correct
But it does mean that On information to
be furnished by the Managers, the Senate
is to try those Of its members against
whom the fury Of the impeachers is now
hot, under the acts.of February rs, 1863,
and June IL, 1864, as well as, by the
general powerinherent in all legislative
bodies. The alleged practices are full.
~ cognIzable and by two.thirds vote
the SeEate may expel any member for
cause to be Judged of by itself. On this
thirds the accused cannot vote, and
if the thirty-fys Senators who voted yes
.terday to convict Mr.. johnson see it SO
to do, they can on the information fur
nish BY the Managers put on summary
trial lany.or all of the seven Republicans
who voted "not, guilty.. and as these can.
not, by the rules vote in their own case,
soan expel them at once by the two thirds.
Thus Messrs. Ross and Fowler are par
ticularly obnoxious, and it is understood
that against them the chiefest effort will
be made. IF the Eenators convicting,
therefore, desire to expel them the nec-
essary two thirds, or thirty -four votes,
could be had without Wade's assistance.
To convict the President, and at the same
time retain their two thirds in the Senate,
are the prize proposed to themselves by
the Radicals from this man@uvre. The
game is Q desperate one, but to have the
President in power during the canvass,
and the two-thirds either absolutely gone
lor too unreliable to be basis Of Icalcu-
slations, are deemed such uDutterable ca
lamities to the party that hear this pre-.
cious scheme, initiated yesterday by the
adoption of Bingham's resolution, il
much talked Of to-day, and is even now
i'm progress. ExsN &
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Dlirty Werk Logan J. :!
l,ast MIGHT cot Of The Following:

A4epS Is ~ 6Ss S--. s--S eSt<s o.
GENTLEMEN: I want to know what is
to be done With these damn traitors who
have gone back on us in they Senate. 4
would not sare 80 much about their votes,
if they had voted from honest conviction,
but I happen to know they did not. 3
Now | tell you one thing, no party can
exist and allow traitors within their
ranks. What are you going to do with
Trumbull, Fessenden, Ross and that like,
and 50 with those pspersof yours In your
city that published Grimes speech and
Trumbulrs s speech, and by cd wouldh't
publish one of our speeches? s.
4 tell you that if you tolerate things
like this you won't have any party but .
damn short time. 4 ~
NeW,I am in favor of reading every
one of these seven traitors who voted
against Impeachment out Of the party,
and if you don't do it soon you won't get
a chance. for I predict that within q
month time they will have joined the
Democratic party Of their own Accord
j sGhicago dispatch.
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Nebp 9bbntissnlents,
U Nj II Il ID 8 ia T T. 8
A N N u A L T A K E S.
oFFIcR OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
FIFTEENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT,
N.-..-..1r-- o. 1910

i'.da OFFlcE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, 80
FIFTEENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT,
MARIETTA, ONO, May 81, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Asses
lN sor's Annual List for this District, for
1858, embracing Taxes on Income of 1887,
Carriages, Yachts, Billiard Tables, Watches
and Plate, (and Special Taxes,) is now in my
hands, and said Taxes are now payable.
/ will attend in person, at my Office in
Marietta, Washington county;
At the Office of JOHN .RoEDEL, ESQ.,,
in Pomeroy, Meigs county. by John Reedel,
Deputy Collector;
AT the Office Of W. W. KURPz, Esq,
in Athens, Athens county, by W. W. Kurtz,
Deputy Collector;
At the Office Of w. w. MoCARTY, ESQ.,,
in McConnelsville, Morgan county, by W. W.
McCarty, Deputy Collector;
At the Office Of A. r SHARP, Esq,
in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, by A. r. Sharp,
Deputy Collector,
Until the 9th day of June, 1868,
To receive payment of the taxes aforesaid.
If not paid within that time, the penalties
prescribed by law will be enforced under
distraini. W. p. RICHARDSON,
may2lw2. Col. 18th Dist. Of Ohio.
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Notice.

I,IsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
i J SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF oHI0.-lN
BANKRUPTCY.--ln the matter of Vachel
Barnes. By order of Court, the creditors of
yaohel Barnes, BANKRUPT, are hereby no.
tilted to appear before me-. at my Office in
the Court House, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on the
9Th day of June, 1868, alto o'clock, A. M,
and show cause if any they have, why the
bankru aforesaid should not be discharged
from his debts.
Tie second and third meetings of creditors,
provided for in the 27th and 28th sections
of the Bankrupt Act of 1857 will also be held
before me at the same time and place.
GILBERT D. MUNSoN, Register.
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s@The reception abroad of the new

s0rThe reception abroad of the news
of the Presidents acquittal, the cable
informs US, created ''a profound sensa-
ton. AL the London papers have edi-
torials on the subject, which, judging
from the extracts, are chiefly remarkable
as showing how little London journals
really know of American political affairs.
But that the common sense view of the
verdict on that side Of the water is COR
rect is manifest in the announcement that
aAmerican securities are frmer and more
active; that better prices are realized; and
that United States Eve twenties, both in
London. and on, the constituent, have ma
terially advanced. That tells the story.