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TIE Coarerf We"Nrsd"n ErcasHJ.
We never attended in this city more agreeable
and cultivated musical entertainment than that gv.
en- by the Chorus Club on "Wednesday evening. 20 a
FULL house. There were salient points for criticism
In some Of the parts but they few they can be
pardOneJ. In consideration Of the short time In
which the club have been trimming, hut a. chorus
they sustained tho parts with admirable accuracy,
and especially In the 'lnnamatus' they rendered
an effective accompaniment 10 Miss Written which
lief, nothing to be desired. Mr.. Hobbs never APP
peared TO 90 good an advantage, and he won merit
ell plaudits. Ills eornet solo echo POLKA was a
brillisnt performance, which closed amid tho most
hearty applause. The nrst two OF three measures
he caught upon his lips hut that Was tho last and
he held his audience in wrapt attention to the close,
giving the sofest echo clear mellow and distinct.
In his use Of the baton should have preferred to
see him more hmfiar with, OF rather, les confined
to his notes, but this Ia Of no moment except In
general appearance. Miss Matte Hobbs presided
at the piano with clegancc. Her execution was
easy and graceful and through the entire role she
fully sustained her part upon which much do
pended. Her Fantasia NON Norma, was very
finely executed.
Orcoursc, Mis- Anna =. Whltten was tho star,
while the JorRSAL's musical notice 81 two weeks
ago was a sufficient introduction to an audience II
cities and she weloomed with great applause
As she asscd b. the stage. When sno arose 10 the
soprano solo, II will sing Of thy mercics forever.
more,n her audience perceived that they were lis
tsning 10 Que of tho sweetest and most charming.
voices Of life time and her execution fully s~tlsn
ell her critical audience Of the remarkable compass
~. .-.ctpcxx NJ her trained anil cultivated voiee
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Large More and SfoeS'
II is hardly necessary to call the attention Of
our readers to the advertisement Of Nessrs.
Blake 4 Gowen, In tcday's issue. as We think
they viii rrai Il without any notice from us ;
but we have aid 30 much We might rs well add
that the establishment Is one Of the largest oil
the kind in the State and they inform US that
all goods kept by them are made Of the best ma
ieriai, and wiz be sold IL small advance on
cost, as they believe In The CID saying. that .
''nimble sixpencc Is better than slow shilling. :"
Mcssrs. Blake & Govcn are gentlemen Of relia-
bility, and customers ncei have no fsar that any
article sold By them win be mi,rvpr,.snted.
We voluntarily give place to the above wen
deserved notice from the Democrat. Of . arm do
ing . large bssine. In this city. Their stock
Is the largest in this county, and being shrewd
business men they know how TO buy In order
10 give their customers low prices The public
viii do well 10 bear the het In mind. In the
matter Of furnaces this arm are ahead Of any
In the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
TO THE P0ENT.

Carey snot Grant hot one on the
ColIectorship Of Cincinnati, thusly:
"My own independence and self
respect value above the emoluments
ofany office in the gift of President
or people. In my removal from the
Office of Collector there was one cir
cumstahce, which went far toward
reconcIling me to the loss / sustained.
A brave, gallant, manned and bullet
Eriddled soldier succeeded me-a man
far more worthy than myself of the
patronage Of the Government. Gen.
Grant has since removed this scal red
hero, and a multitude of others like
him, who were entitled to better
treatment from their chief. 10 is a
matter of taste, 6iIt IL t0OlsLd hare ac-
corded 6etisy i1ith nly feelings If Gen.
McGrodTty had been retained ana
Gen. Longstreet had been peynsitted ID
hare remained IN ;OriUGte life; but q
Radical President and Senate though
otherl1ise.' .. .s.-.. ,-.s- -,.
! General McGroarty fought on the
Federal side throughout the war
Grant removed him from Office
| General Longstreet fought on the
| Confederate side throughout the war
Grant appointed him Collector o
Custom at New Orleans,
( Such is Radical 'Hove for the sol
diers."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
FOR LAND APPRAISERS.


The Land Appraisers nominated at the
late Democratic Primary Meeting for Stark
County arc as follows:
Paris, David Essick; Washington, J B
Knoll Lexington, A Kingsbury Marl-
boro, Martin Replogle Nimlshillen, f
Landon :; Plain, Peter Schick Sandy,
James Boyd; Bethlehem, A w Goshorn !;
Canton City, G Willard Canton tp.,
Jacob Sherrick: Osnaburgh, Samuel Sny-
der; Lake, s S Geib; Jackson, Samuel
Brougher; Perry, Levi Stump; TuscaraYas,
Joseph Oberlin; Lawrence, p A Tritt-
Democratic Central Committee for Stark
county for the ensuing year:
Paris, A Rooms; Washington, A ShHffrr,
Lexington, Mathew Early; Marlboro, A
H Giberson; Nimishillen, VIM Shaffer ;
Plain, Levi Mckinney Sandy, w II
Knots; Bethlehem, P B Welsh; Canton,
w A Lynch Osnaburgh, ] D Miller ;
Lake, B Eby; jackson, John Hammer
Perry, J B Estep; Tuscarawas, VIM Ober-
lin; Lawrence, G D McCue.
The Delegates chosen for the Senatorial
Convention from Stark county are /:
Paris, E D Riley; Washington, B b
Wallace; Lexington, Crane; Nimishil.
len, L Pence; Plain, Peter Pierson; Sandy,
Thos. Mccall; Bethlehem, A Stahl; Canton,
Daniel Sayler and r A Dunbar; Osnaburgh,
] d Miller Lake, Frank w Baird; Jack,
son, Sam Beatty; Perry. ] P Barrick and
John Warwick Tuscarawas, J 81 Gard
ner; Lawrence, q P McCaden,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

We ask all Republicans in. High
land county to read the platform Of
their party, aud consider what they
are doing when they vote for the
principles therein declared.
There is not q man on the Republi-
can ticket, State or local, who does
not favor negro suffrage, and vote
for that ticket is vote toward fore
ing, against the will of the people of
the State, negro equality upon Ohio.
Honest Republication we believe
there are many of you hOneSt-will
you vote to deprive your State OF its
constitutional right to regulate suf-
frage within her borders?
There is no way of dodgin the issue,
for as we said before, if you vote the
Radical ticket. YOU VOTE FOR
NEGRO SUFFRAGE. There is no
way of getting around, over through,
nor under it: the WOODS in the Rad
ical ticket.
Knowing the fact, will you vote
the Radical ticket?- CAN-you DO il,
and ever after look q white man
square in tho face? God forbid r
| EIiILs60rO Gazette
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

WE see from a Jackson Miss }
telegram, that Gen, Ames has issued
the following order to the comman-
ders of military posts in Mississippi:
The Commanding General directs
that you do not obey in future any
writ Of ha6eGs corpus issued by the
United States District Court and
Circuit Court or any order made by
such courts for release of prisoners in
your custody. Should such writ or
order be served-upon you. report the
fact by telegraph.
What necessity exists for the sus-
pension of the ha6eas corpus in Mis-
sissippi, we know not, unless it lies
in the fact that an election is to be
held there soon, and the Radicals
are fearful OF the result.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
ARADICAL BEAUTY.

The Democratic Union says: "The
imported Radical stump-Orator, Moxa
Morton, Of Indiana, delivers his
speeches in sitting position, the result
of youthful indiscretion." What a
sad commentary on the party of
''great moral ideas!" Just think
Moxa Morton, all covered with
disease, instructing the people of
Ohio how to vote. The next Radi-
cal importatiohs will be Chandler, of
Michigan, and Yates of Illinois, to
Instruct the people on temperance
Let the Radical State Central Com
mittee act upon this suggestion and
send for Chandler and Yates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

A Universalist minister, who was
a member of last Ohio Legislature,
and who wished to go again receives
the following notice from local
paper: POLITICALLY. he is dead to
all eternity. Clever map, though,
and neighborly ;..but as a politician
he scatters awfuIly. He's to wide at
the nnuzzle."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

CARROLL COUNTY DENocRArIC TICERT
Representatives. Williams.
Probate Judge-A. z. Mortland.
Auditorium. Patterson.
Treasurer-EIias Willard.
Sheriff.. Mcclure.
Recorder-James Kali.
mmissioner-Lazarus Lewis.
Inhrmary Directors. Ioco5 he1Iy IsOSs, 6rOTkS'
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IG. WILLARD.

COUNTY SURVEYOR-OAiee In
the County Recorders Office IN Tia
WIkidal Building. where he can. b'
found when In the city II not. any bC
slnoss wanted can be left with Jsooi
Ksplinger, ESQ. County Recorder, WI
win give due notice TO me.
The law authorizes the County SnrveN
or to take the acknowledgement of rT
Instrument ofwriting; he will thereto.
write and acknowledge Agreementi
Mortgages, Deeds, &c, kc., at faiI Pi'cs
and upsn the shortest notice.
Canton Jan. IS 1888
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

1T costs the government forty-five
millions of dollars, toredeem thirty
seven millions of bonds, not due for
eighteen years. Boutwell, calls this
making money. Some people think
1t is Increasing the public debt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

Ike Berry, who killed Sheriff Pratt,
ofPeoria, Illinois, a few weeks ago
and whose brother was afterWard
IyAehed in the Jail for participating
in the murder-has at length been
caught. He was in Bath, Mason
County, working as a hod-carrier,
and was lodged IN jail at Perkin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
THE RECORD.

Two years ago, at Piqu, Ohio,
Lieutenant Governor Lee said:
G1abS negroes dfe today 5stter quail
iGed 10 vOte than uie Irish or Dutch"
Lee is a candidate for reelection, =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

IN the last year the radicals have
lost nearly 100, 900 votes in Tennessee.
The only wonder is that their loss
has not been greater. t'.'
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THE FIFTEENTH AMEND
NIENT-WIHAP A MAN IN-
DORSES WHEN HE VOTES
THE RADICAL TICKET.

In order that our readers may
know what the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution is, we give
It below:
ARTICLE XIV. ]. The right of the
citizens OF the United States TO vote
and hold office shall not be denied
or abridged by the. United States, or
any state, ON ACCOUNT OF RACE
COLOR, or previous condition of
servitL de.
2. The Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate
legislation. .s-. -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

JOHN A. BINGHAM as announced
spoke in Alliance August gath.
Is he the man General Butler accused
of hanging an innocent woman.
Mrs. Surratt?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

The question now Is. Shall Ne
groes and Chinese rule this Country?
Or shall WHITE MEN continue to
govern us? This is the question.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
IosEPH CREVOIsIE, Jr.,

NOTARY PUBLIC-Omce north
IN east corner of Public Square, ne
will attend to drawing deeds, mortgages
powers OF attorney, &c In addition TO
,the English, he also speaks the German
and French languages. He Will also
procure passports for persons wishing
10 20 to Eurooe. 5l-l
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4. WaMcCORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Gen
n srRI Collection Agent. ALLIANCES, Q.
business entrusted to his care viii re-
oeIve prompt attention. 2otf
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WIN. MCKINLEY,
NJ G.. McGREGO.

A TTORNEY AT LAW-Ofice in
"a Eagle BlOck-over National Bank.
June Is '67
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ss'aifaes, aJtlpeEry, sif.
OTTO WIETERHALTER,

DRACTICAL MATCHMAKER
and Jswelar, and Dealer in Watches.
Clocks, Jewelry and SilverTare~ ke-
paIring neatly done, on short notice.
No. Q Eagle Block. feb3 'G9tf
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-HARVEY LAUGHLIN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and Cen
"A erel Collecting Agent, Carthage. Jas
DER county. Missouri. oct2ltI
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IA. MEYER,
Baids.
RxCHANGE HOTEL;
IACKsON HOTEL

DIX A. 6POHNHAUER-At Old
IL Depot. Guests properly cared for,
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Stark County Democratic Ticket.

Stark County Democratic Ticket.
For Stnre Senator,
HUGH BLEAKLEY,
OF Alliance,
For General Assembly,
JOSEPH THOMPSON,
OF Massillon
JAMES SLENTZ,
o: Paris.
For Probate Judge,
HARVEY LAUGHLIN,
or Alliance.
For Sheriff,
r. A. DUNBAR,
or Canton.
For Trensurer,
JOHN STEEL,
or Plain.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
WIN. A. LYNCH,
or Canton.
Commissioner,
JOHN BRYAN.
For Coroner,
ADAM MAMMERSMITH,
or Massillon.
For. HnfiE-maE,y Director,
GEORGE FESSLER,
OF Canton.
Land APprnfSer In Canton,
J. G. WILLARD.
Land Appraiser in CantOn TIP.
IAOOR SHERRICK
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photographic.
EDWIN SMITH,
Dentistry.
7 ii. sIDDALL,
A. ]. DOUDS,

OURGEON DENTIST-Ofhce Cup
y stairs) above Double Bros Jewelry
Store. All operations connected with
6hs profession promptly attended to.
decl6
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3anktEs.

GEO. D. HARTER & BROTHER,
DANKERS-East TuscarAwas st.
ID RscsIve Deposits. Loan Money, buy
Gold, Silver, Bonds and Compound In
terest Notes. Exchange Bough. a Sold.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
Attprueys.
JAMRs HARSH.
WIN. H. HALL,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Of
"A nee with DIR. Siddall, Rank Block,
up stairs. july14.
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scHARRRR & LYNCH.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.-Ofice
N in Opsra-House Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

A TTORNEY AT Law, Notary
n Public. and Military Claim AGENT
Alliance. Ohio. Z@I
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EoE0E " RAVE. ED.F.SChNE. Z.
RAFF & SCHNEIDER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.-Omce
n In Harter's Block, Cup stairs) Canton,
Ohio. apr14n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

NY DANIEL SOgRBEcK-At
Dsthei station-Allianeey Ohio: Meats
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VOUIs OHfIGER, PRoPRIRroR
A Nc=.h Market street. Raj. ...r
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LOIS FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE !!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS. ~
a few more OF those Chea aud DesirS
able Building Lots for sale in his addiS
tion in. the northern Daft Of the city.
which he will sell very low. on terms 10
suit purchasers. Remember. these are
acre lots less the-streets and alleys. CALI
and see them before you buy. For par
tieulars, call on the subscriber, either at
at the Auditors office, or at his residence
on North Market street.
GEO. w. LAWRENCE.
6ehIO ,6a
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nRURLE & BROTHER,

nEALERSIN WATCHE ES,
IL Clocks, JSwelry, Silverwar. &c
East side OF Pabltc Square. Repairing
Ione on short notice. .--,.-. -.-.-.-..
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81. CLOUD HOTEL,

DUBLIC SQUARE, CANTON,
iEtys'so. eAsi ~ L. ELY. Pr0prisiOr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

The unanimous concurrence of ex-
perienced travellers affords to Gin
cinnati the most delightful suburbs
of any city in the union. Prominent
among these stands Clifton, the fair
est spot that we have ever seen, and
where is situated the home of George
H. PendIeton. 1t lies some FIVE
miles from the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

Night flames his wings, and turns to ia,
& Mid joy and bells the year is born; -
Though all things seem to, pass away; q
To all shall come another morn. : ? y
Him we call Death, with kindly hand,
Plants all the daisies of the plain;
And when DER me he waves his wand, n
1 shall renew my youth again. ,llE,l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08

issue of three thousand millions in
greenbacks. Ihavenever so stated or
desired. t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15
The Josh Billings Papers.

i amt mutch trouble tcw bear the pain
nv sumDoddy's el>c's lame back, but teW
have the lame back oneself ANT 30 stylish.
Take all the interest out Of this world,
and there wouldn't be friendship enough
left for seed.
The most excrutiating bore I know is
excessive politeness.
The MIN who haint got any enemy i
really poor.
Don't mistake vivacity for wit thare IL
lust eZ mulch difference rs ihare IL between
lightning and lightning-bug.
Thare liz kinds Of MISUNDERSTANDING
in the right and obStinacy in the wrong
one liz the strength CIV CRATE mind, and
the other is the strength ov little one.
LaZyness IL like molassis-sweet and
sticky.
think bear in his claws IL preferable
tew one with gloves on.
j kant tell now which | admire least, an
old coquctt or young prude.
Misanthropy don't pay-thare amt nc
cuSs for.
flash men ken be korrekted, but it don't
pay to labor with Il phoo.
When | cum acroSt man who utters his
oDinyuns with immense dcliberashun, and
after they are uttered they don't amount to
cnnvthing, | write him down "mysteriouS
phool."
We can endure vices in the young that we
should despise in the old-(please make
note Of this, old phellow>.)
When we see an old man marry young
wife, | consider him starting out on bust,
for am reminded ov the parable in the BIZ
bic about new wine and old bOttlcs.-Neu
York JYeehty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15
Nothing but GOOD of the Bead

~ MILE W. CARPENTER.
No.hinc but good OF the dc al All Inc,
If nolning but good were known.
II all oar thoughts OF In" DC ii could be
such rs We would be Gladto own,
NYh need ", uld thee TEE Of warning? Hush
Let tile dead IN qu!.ud. rest;
] ct not The weight ~ II harsh thought crush
The dust OH the pasSi,nic,S brcLsi.''
II we, the living, can hardly keep
Oar feet from The worlds SnArCs high and free
And End LIES poi onous wine 50 sweet
We drink j; souet!mci uEwiilin%iy--
How can We conscicn.iuusiy irpat III sc
Who felt IA Years thtt II we gone before.
Eat let their human weakness .uG woes
10 plead for them 1t thariiy'a door:
Netting Int & pC Il OF N. dead. If coed
May not be said, II l. better To keep
The silence with when oblivion w"uld
veil records which make Humanity weep
Eogood. .. friends, when Ne know .! the long
Hereafter, IN which our deed, may j." told
OF us why are nj our efforts more strong
70 make those deeds noblCr lhuusand-ioid?
Neg iOr. Citizen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15
JRISIN, THE GREAT NEGETABLl
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
or THE
IRIS yERSIC OF. Or;
or,
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful. safe, and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the hcrlinE OF man. ! nc
V ndcrful properties or the IRIS \crsic"i9r MN,
crlo unknown or developer, navy =; ncei .uiro
it stand as principal among the blessings % e''-
AS AN Alternative
Il acts directly unon the blood cleansing and puri
wing the vital current Of all the hum"rs aud tiins
which disease or malarlrns influences nave Plantc'
there and eradicrting and ncutTIilzihs tlic eject
taken into the system For this reason II Is inial-
libe as a remedy for scrofula, Eruptions of tn
Skin. Inspicnt Consumption. Drnpsy. &c. anC
will cure the most yirulent and obstinate eases OF
RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.
Ii Is an mfailing preventive and cure for Mel
RALGIA. SICK HEADACHE. and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
it has no equal. Its action upon the Liver and
Kidneys is PROMPT s;.lmtary ana cfcc!vr, ana q !,
aud most reliable
DIUEETlC REMEDIES
known in the practice Of medicine ltsexcelIent
and skiIul combination with ether ingredients i'm
parts To II $1,000. .
TONIC QUALITIES
Of the highest ordcr-not temporarily stimulating
but perm ncntly inviguraIng the digestive or.
guns. ana rendering II a most valuable curative
agent In cases OF
DYSPEPSIA AID GENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IRISH the blood which pcrmeates
ali the tissues and Is In, life aud nutrition thereof
+ Purified, rendering the whole system perfect,
healthy.
REMEMrER.-This medicine j. no ofrshoot OF
quackery. butthc rcgul Ola distinguished
practitioner now resident Of baltimore city, an,
SO hi eli does stand in the favor and esteem of the
intelligent and scientific that II has been adopted
by physicians IN their practice. and is daily being
prescribed and recommended by the most cInllcni
Of the profession throughout the country. I'll,
better II becomes known the more highly Is IL
praised and the more extensively is II used.