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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
July22ld
T EGAL NOTICE.

Peter Couttet, and bis wife Pauline
Couttet, OF the State OF Tennessee, Resina
Savios, the unknown heIra Of John P
Geant, and the unknown heirs Ut Francis
SaviOs, and of Rosina Savios, whose
names and places OF residence are un~
known, will hereby take notice:
That on AUrii 1lth, 1863, A. D., Chris
tian Hoover, OF Stark county, Ohio, in
the court of common pleas, in and for
said county of SIaIE. State of Ohio, fileu
his petition against John Pautot and has
Wife Margaret Pauto;, and the above
ramed parties, as defendants, setting
forth that i'll the year 1852, A. D. John
p. Geant, being signed in fec of two GER
tain tracts of land, containing over thir~
teen acres and five acres respectively,
situate in section thirty ~fOur, township
twenty Of range seven, in said Stark
county, which are more fully described
in said petition, contracted TO sell and
convey the same in fee simple to john
said Pautot, by deed, duly executed in
all respects, but that, by mistake OF the
person who drafted said deed, said land
was described as lying i'll section thirty
three IL said township and range, and
that, ist like manner, said lands were
sold uiid conveyed ny said wrong descrip-
tions tcoul said John Pautnt ana wife 10
Peter C0Uttet ard Francis SuyiOS Jointly,
and thSE afterwards said SaViOS, and h's
wife, RosinG SavioT. by the same mis-
ChllNF-ti llhc DS tAlt
mistake of the scIlVener, conveyed the
same by deed to said Peter Couttei, whU
afterwards, together with his wife, by tkt
correct description, conveyed the sHue
/ to the plaintiff. F..
That said petition prays that said par,
ties defendant may be desired to execute
and deliver to said plaintiff good and SUI.
| hcient deeds for said too tracts of land
ana that in default OF their so doing the
decree of this court be made and held tC
correct said conveyances according to said
| petition, and shall have the force and eff
! iect of such conveyances from said de-
! fendants, and that the plaintiff may bC
| quieted IN his title to said real estate, and
| Ior other proper relief. '
SCHAEFER & LYNCH,
Atty's for Christian Hoover, Pin.
! July 7th l86S-nO5-6W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

THE President has ordered the Sc
retary of War 10 withdraw all the
military from those Southern States
which have representatives in Con
gress. This is one step in the right
direction. Withdraw irritant bayo-
nets from the throats of these South
ern people and there will be no more
scenes of violence in that oppressed
land. The people in these districts
are rs anxious for ''peace" as General
Grant, and if left tn themselves they
will have it. They want peace but
not the peace which brings with il
slavery and subjugation, dishonOr and
! chains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
Where Is It ?

We offer nice reward To any Dem
Ocrat who will tell us where that
wonderful enthusiasm is to he found
of which the Democratic papers are
talking SO much. The New York pa-
pers say it is out West. The Cincin-
natl papers say it is in New York. -
The Northern papers say it is in the
South. None OF them have seen it
and cant tell where it is. 1t is certain
ly not in Canton. Then whore is it
If the city of Canton can show no
enthusiasm for the Democratic NOM
inees, we are totally at a loss to know
where it can be. Will our brother of
the Democrat tell us? We pause for
a reply.--sSIGrk 90. Rep. .....
Our neighbor need not pause long.
He seems to be as blind as he was a
year ago. He did not find out ''achere
it'' was last fall-till after the election
and really we fear he did not see it
then. If he does not discover after
the. election that this change in pub
lie sentiment is all over we shall miss
our guess. Our people are not yet
ready to accept Grant and Negro
equality-Grant and five hundred
millions a year-with gold for and nj
| taxation or, the rich bondholders.-
| Mark that, nei0h6Or. .-. h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
THE NEWS.

Gov. BrOwnlow's message TO the
Ttnnesste Legislature urges provision
for military force to regulate mat
ters-thst is, to carry the election.
SENATORS Fowler and Ross are out
In letters in reply to Beast Buffers re-
port on the impea Chment. They say
Butler has Jailed utterly 10 prove up
on them and Others bribery or corrup-
SioD. Mr.. Fowler quotes the report
Of Dir. Brady:on Buffers operations
In New Orleans. and says:
This Is from the records of the War
department, and sho IS conclusively
that this General was "A traitor to his
country, and should have been tried,
convicted, and executed for treason.
A large Seymour and Blair meeting
was held at New Brighton, Pa, on
the night of the 30th.
James Keefe hung himself In his
barn near little sandusky, Ohio, on
he Ist. -.--..
CHARLES G.. HALPINE, "Miles
O'RSilly," on Monday, died in New
York from an over dose OF cloroforI
taken for neuralgia. He was editor
OF the Citizen. i.-. - T.r r .'...-
General Frank P. Blair spoke al
Leavenworth last Friday. MIR. Pen
dleton spoke in Kentucky last week
to large meetings. .gE
Seymour and Blair meetings wert
held in Syracuse and other towns o
Now York last week.
We dwelt in peace and happines
till the Radicals got power.
Tho Illinois Radicals have put u
Erastus w. Bates for Treasurer, VIII
is under indictment for perjury j
Marion County, in that State He
trooIy loil. .... --..
The eleventh hour carpet-bagge
Haughey who was sworn in from tn
Sixth Alabama District, was a Cor
federate recruiter in 1861. '62 and
rebel surgeon through the war.
A Democratic meeting in SalIn
county, Missouri, on the 18th ult
was attacked by the RAIDS and gel
eral fight ensued in which three Rae
were killed and number wounde'
FIVE or six Democrats were also 81
riousIy hurt. ...
Reinhardt Goehre was arrested (
Crestliue last Friday for stealing SlS
from Samuel Schriver of Bucyrus.
He has confessed the robbery. o.
A terrible eonflagration occurred
on City, Pennsylvania, Friday NOR
ing. One hundred and fifty hous
were. destroyed, and two hundr'
families rendered homeless.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

DEMOCRATS, dash at your radical
opponents with facts. Give them
nsuseous stuff hot and thick-their
negro ruIe-their plundering officials
-Freedmen's Bureau-standing ar
my-:Jfre hundred millions raised 6y
taxGtiOA. Gold for the rich and paper
trash for the laborer-disunion, &c.
&c. "On with the dancey" The peo-
pie are with us by an immense ma
fOrifv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
A NNEXATION NOTICE.

=
Notice is hereby given, That on the
fifteenth day of June, 1853, A. D., the city
OF Canton, STARK county. Ohio,) present
ed petition to the commissioners of the
county of Stark and State of Ohio, setting
forth that on the third day of Septenl Der
A. D., 1857, the council of said city passed
an ordinance providing for the submis>
sion 20 the qualified electors o. said city,
at the general election held therein in
October, 1887, A. D, the question whether
pertain territory contiguous 70 said city
should be annexed thereto, said territory
being bounded and described as follows I:
commencing at point in the south west
quarter OF section sixteen in Canton town
ship, Stark county, Ohio, where the west
and east branches of the NImishillen creek
forms q junction, thence north wardly on
the west bank of tho west branch of The
Nimishillen creek 10 the north limo Of said
township, thence east On said township
line TO the east bank of the cast branch of
said Nlnishillen; thence southwardly
with said east bank to the place of begin-
ming, not including that part thereof
already included in The limits of said city.
Said petition also setting forth that at
said general election, held in October,
1867, A. D., said question was duly and
legally submit. ed to said electors OF SAID
city, when Al large majority of said elec-
tors voting on said question voted in favor
OF the annexation OF said territory. The
whole number of said electors voting ou
said question being one thousand and two,
and the number thereof voting In favor
OF SAID question being nine hundred and
ninety four. Said petition also ReLtinR
forth that on April 9th, 1865, the council
of said city directed William A. Lyach
tn propose and preSentto sRid commisH
sioners petition to effect such annexa-
ton, and that he is also authorized to act
for said city in the premises. Also that
plat 0 said territory is annexed to said
petition.
| . Notes is also given that upon the pre-
seuting OF said petition 10 said commits
| sIoners, Ak aforesaid, said commissioners
! aDpofnisd sd the first Monday in Septem ber,
a. D., 1857, (bsIng the 9th OF that month"; }
as the day for the hearing of said petition,
and the Office of said commissioners as
| the place for hearing the sarHe, and there
| fore caused said petition to he filed in the
| office OF the Auditor of SAID county OF
| Stark WHARF the same may he inspected.
| TEE CITY OF CANTON,
| By WILLIAM A. LYNCH.
| July uia, ISSS.-no5-6w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
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Properties Their order Is SeronR, dihasiVe, and
somewhat aromatic, thsir taste bittsrish, and
Medical Properties and Uses--Bachn leaves arc
gently stimulGnS, with = peculiar tendency TO tho
They sre given in complaints OF the Urinary Or
sAns such a. Gravel, Chronic cAtArrh OF the Blad
der Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and Urethz,
Disease OF the ProstratS Gland, and ReteAtion or
IncouIinenc0 OF Urine nom = Tess OF tone In the
parts concerned II its eyaeuAtlon- The remedj has
Rheumatlsm, CatansOus A 6ectI6ns, and Dropsy.
HclmnOld's Extract OF Buchu is uAed by persons
from the ages OF IS TO 20. and from 50 TO So in
the decline or change of life; Aftsr confinement or
Labor Pains: Bed-Wetting in children.
Buchu is uncqusled by any other remedy. as in
OhIoroEis hetention, IrrsZulHrity, PaInfulnsss
or Suppression OF Customary EyAcuations, Ulcera-
ted OF Schirrous stats Of the Uterus Leueorrhea,
Disesss. OF the Bladder. Kidneys, GruVel and
Dropsical Swsllings-This medicine increases the
power OF Digestion, and excItes tho Absoroents
Into healthy action, by which the WateTy or Cal
| cAreoas dSpositIOnE, and all unnatural enlarge
mentO are reduced as we'll as pain ard innamIna-
| tion.
| Helmboid's Extract Buchu has cured avery case
OF Diabetes, IN which It has bSen given Irritation
of the Neck. OF the Bladder, and Inflammation oi
I the Kidneys. liberation OF the Kidneys and BlGd
der, Retention Of Crime, Diseases Of the ProsrAte
Gland, stone II the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel
Brick-Dust Deposit, and Aucus or Milky Discharge,
! and for CnfeSbled and delicate constitutions, O
both sexes, attended with the following syIntoms
| Memory, Difficulty VI Breathing, Weak Nerves
| lremCllng, Horror of DiseaEe, Wakefulness, Dim
| neEs Of FIsiou, PSin the Back. Hot Hands, Flush-
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tas Face, Psl!id CountenAnco, Universal Lsssitud'
| nf the Muscular System, &C.
| Heimbold's Extract BacAG II DInretie and Blood
Purifying and curee all p'2sases arising from hRb
! its o: dissipation, excesses ana Imprudencea II
life, impurities ot the Blood, &C, superseding co
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| GonsrE hOsA, elects of long standing, and Syphi
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| nectiun with Helmhoid's Rose Wash.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
NoTICE-Is hereby given that q

NOTICE-Is hereby given that q
1N petition will be presented to the
Commissioners OF Stark county, Ohio. al
their next regular session, to be holden in
the city. of Canton, September 1868, for
the alteration OF the State road, COMMONLY
called 1.-The Thomas Road" and subss-
quently altered from Reeds ETidge TO
Benjamin Anderson's. in the year 1881,
under the directions or John Whipple and
Thomas 81. Anderson, Commissioners by
township number 10, and range (whPre
said road crosses said section line) and the
east line of the same section at point 80
feet north from n stone planted on said
east line OF said section, at the eastern ter
minat.on of said required alteration, and
| on the east boundary Of the town OF East
Louisville, and praying that q new road
may be located in accordance with the
| following requirements, by beginning so
feet south or the southwest corner Of lot
number 10 in Lewis Morend's addition
| TO the town OF Louisville. 1t being point
| where the aforesaid alteration of snid
| road by tho said Whipple and Anderson
| crosses the west line OF said section Is and
| running thence eastwardly with the cen
1 ire OF the street OF said addition to Il point
| NJ or neRr tho east side OF the new bridge
| built over Nimishillen creek; thence In "A
| north eSstoriy direction to point so feet
| south of the southw est corner OF lot num-
ber 81 in addition TO said Town of
| Louisville; thence south eastwArdly to a
point 80 feet south of the south west corr
ner OF lot number 25 in the tOWn Of Louis
Vile proper; thence eastwardly to point
80 feet south of The south east corner OF
| lot number in said town; thence north
eastwardly to a point 26 feet north from
the northwest corner OF Adam LoutenN
| heiser's lot (where he now hYesG themes
| eastwardly to the terminusi all of which
new roAd we pray may be 60 feet wide,
| except so much thereof as lies between
| the point 80 feet south OF the southeast
corner of lot number and the eastern
| boundary of East Louisville be made 81
feut wide. We further give notice thai
| so much of the road commonly called the
"Gilbert Road" laid out on the 18th day
of March, 1928, be vacated as lies between
the beginning and theSnd OF the llth line
at or near the north east corner OF Jht
southeast quarter of section Is, 9, 10
range (nOW WIss's cOrner) and thai
II new road be established by beginning
at tho terminus OF the first above named
road thence in 4 northeasterly direction
along the road as now made and travelled
to thesenS thereof, except in one or two
minor points ts be had by the viewers,
MANY PETITIONERS.
Aug. g. 1885
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

LET 1t he marked TOR eternal rep
rotation that the Democracy in Con
greSs, after clamoring for three years
for the restoration of the seeded
States, voted in body against theiI
reconstruction on Republican basis,
Alliance Monitor.
That is con the basis of reconstruc
ton" excluding the white oitizens
from the privilege Of voting and Civ
ing to the ignorant and degraded ne
gIoes OF those States the voting an,
political power, aided by a few infa
nous northern "carpet baggers ant
scaIlawags."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

BEFORE the war VIM, 8. Bailey, of
Newport, KY, had hrs printing press
thrown into the river by prO-slavery
mob. He has just recovered 50, $50
damages of the leaders of the mob,
and the money has been paid.-E'e-
change. -
And loe know man whose printing
material was destroyed by an aboli-
tlon mob in Canton and who has had
u suit for damages pending since 1861,
bat has not received one cent, nor yet
obtained Judgment. Justice seems
to be more speedy and successful In
the South.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
Attest: Jos. Trout, Clerk.

A n ORDINA NCE-To Regulate
"A the Keeping and Transportation OF
o.. Gun, Blasting, apd other Explosive
Powder within the city OF Canton.
tse it ordained 10y the city council OF the
city OF Canton, ..
Sec l. That 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons 10 nave and keen Mt auy
one place, ut the same time, within said
city oI Canton, Ohio, more than twenty
eight pounds IN the aggregate, OF any and
all kinds Of gun, blasting, aud other ex-
PloslVe powder or to keep the same in
DarcelS or lots OF more than seven pounds
In such parcel or lot; or 10 keep such par
cells or lots otherwise than in separate
stone or earthenware jars or jugs, or in
tin cannisters securely closed by tight
fitting covers or shoppers to said jars,
Jugs and cRnnisteIs; aud any person upon
| tiOn OF any Of the provisions of this sec-
| ton OF this ordinance, shall suffer and pay
n fine OF not less than ten dollars nor more
( than tiity dollars tor each violation.
Sec. ?. That it shall be unlawful for any
1 person or persons within the city of Cans
| ton, TO keep any gun, blasting, or other
! explosive powder within five feet of any
| stove, stoVe-pipe, furnace, register, hot
\ air pipe, CRATE. fire place, chimney or fire.
| and upon CONVICTION thereof such person
| or persons shall suffer ana pay u fine OF
| not less than ten dollars nor more than
| fifIy dollars.
! Sec. 3. That tho first sectiou OF this or~
| dinance shall not be held tu be violated
| by the keeping OF SUCH powder in any
magazine which hereafter may be licensed
by the city authorities for The purpose o
| keeping such powder.
| Sec. 4. That in any case where fipe is
imposed for u violation OF this ordinance
| the Mayor imposing the same shah have
| power TO commit to the county Jail the
person so fined until said fine end costs
! be paid, or until suSh person be discharged
I by due cOnrse of law.
| Sec. 5. That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage and pub
licStiOn.
Passed August 81, 1868.
.. .. WM. II. WYANT,
-r....... -...---....-- President.
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A n OkDINANCE-To provide for
IA the payment of the Marshsl of the


IA the payment of the Marshsl of the
City of Canton.
Sec. !. Be Il ordained by the City Coun-
oil OF the CITY OF Canton, Ohio, That there
shall he paid. quarterly. to the City Mar
shall OF said city, in addition TO the lees
allowed hins by law, compensation Mt the
rs1s OF $500 per year, for the fall dis
charge OF the duties Of that Office, and
such further duties as are, or may be, en-
joined on him by the ordinances Of said
city.
Sec. 2. That to entitle the said Marshal
to such pay, or any portion Of the same.
it is hereby expressly made hiS duty to
patrol before the most public places OF
said city, where unlawful disturbances
are most likely to take place, from after
dark until one O'Clock, A. M, and at no
time, moro especially after dark, until
one O'Clock A. NJ, is be TO be found idling
away his time in saloons or other places,
IN conflict with his duty as Aforesaid.
Provided, that when such Marshal shall,
in the opinion of a majority OF the City
Council, fail to fully discharge such duS
ties, said Council may, Oy the resolution
OF u majority OF its members, stop said
pay from that time forward. i'--=
Sec. 4. That this ordinance take effect
and be- in force from and after its passage
and publication.
WILLIAM II. WYANT, .
Presid ant of the Council.
Attest: JOSEPH Trout, Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

1t turns out that Grants order ban
ishing the Jews from his lines was Il
give his father and company the ful
swing in the cotton robbing business
Did this not put 3 few hundred thou
sand also in the Generals pocket?
Oh Ulysses what sight ..'
To see Grant watch the cotton. lIght
And that he might secure the dues.
Arrest or Danish all the Jews.
A mighty patriot, who for pelf,
Would save the cotton for himself
And thought 'twould be a mighty sin,
If he should let the Jews come in.
So, ''trooly loil" haste and sing,
This nero of the cotton ring.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
Suit Against Butler.

Wooiey has brought suit against
Butler for false imprisonment during
the impeachment Investigation, and
lays his damage at one hundred thou
sand dollars. The writ was served on
Butler when he went through Bal
timore. A writ was also served on
him at the same time by Baltimore
firm tor money it is alleged he extor-
ted from them at Fortress Monroe
during the war.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05


TIE same currency for 6oRdholders
and Ia6orerS.
There they arel Are they not right?
Ought they not to receive the approval
Of all honest men? Why should any
citizen oppose them?
The Democracy wish to elect SEY-
SIoU and BLAIR for the purpose of
bringing about full and happy res
toration of our country on the above
basis of principles. Long enough
have the Dlsunion radicals teen in
power. Evil enough have they
wrought--wrongs enough perpetrated.
Their policy has been to destroy, not
to save and preserve. They have en-
riched the few ut the expense OF the
laboring any. They have robbed
states and people of their God given
and constitutional rights. Force rule,
despotism, robbery-producing power
| ty and desolation--have been the rule
and the result. The war which hon
est men thought was to save and re-
store the Union, has been used by the
Radical leaders to establish despot-
/ ism under which they could despoil
the mass of the people and enrich
themselves and their friends.
The long catalogue OF wrongs and
robberies, their infamous use of the
| igno, ant negro element south to aid
them in their base purposes to estab-
lIsh their tyranny over the white Ia
borer, should open the eyes of all
good citizens.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
Ohio Political Movements.

The Democrats OF the Fifteenth
Congressional district, held at Mari
eta, nominated Hon. F. D. Follett,
as their candidate.
In the Sixteenth District, at a Con-
vention held at Cambridge, the Dem
Ocrats nominated Josiah NJ. Estep, of
Harrison county, as their candidate
for Congress.
The Radical Convention at Newark
on the goth, nominated Charles Coop
er as their candidate for Congress in
the Thirteenth District Delano's
name was presented but withdrawn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
SHERIFF'S SALE. :
Ann Clapper VS.. George Shott ct al.

Ann NiaPPer vs. OeOrBe SAoIL ct n.
By virtue OF an order to sell issued from
Ohio, and to me directed will offer for
sale by public outcry at the door of the
court house lHarter's block In the city of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 9th day of Sept, 1868,
the following described real estate situate
In said county, to wit Being part OF the
east half of section number 36, township
number IL, range number 10, situate on
the east side or Sugarcreek, containing
one hundred and fourteen (I14) acres more
or less, and being the premises purchased
by George Shott from Henry Willard,
and conveyed by said Willard to said
Shott by deed bearing date on the I'd day
of February AID. 1850. an appears BY ths
recor3 of deeds OF said county, in book Il
page 545. Sale to commence at O'Clock
p. NJ. Terms cash.
R. a. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
SHE SOUNDS THE DEATH KNELI
OF RADICALISN TO THE
TUNE OF 6O,000!
Governor Stevenson Elected, and BY
the Largest Majority Ever
Given in that State.
RADICALS READ YOUR DOOM.
LOUISVILLE COURIER Office,
AuGuSt 3-Midnipht.

Stevenson's majority in the city is
1852, a gain of 3,69l since last Au-
gust. Our whole ticket in the city is
carried by majorities ranging from
five to eight thousand. Heavy gains
throughout the State as far as heard
from, and a falling off of the Radical
vote. Stevenson's majority will he
ore, .Jitty thousand and t0W probably
reach sirty thousand.
w. n. HAIDEMAN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

THE Louisville journal says that
when two or three Democrats are
gathered together there viii the spir-
it of Democracy be also, That's true,
no matter what the tax is.-AGlidnee
Hooitor.
The ''spirit of Democracy" referred
to by the Louisville Journal does not
take to the Ambling apple toddy,
Grant arrangement. 1t prefers more
brains with less of the Spirit-u ual and
less of Africa.