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University of Nashville.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

rrHE TWENTIETH COURSE OF Lee
L lures will commence on the first day Of
November next. The Preliminary Course
commences on the first Monday IN October.
Theory and Practies-W. X. Bowling. MD.
Obstetrics- Chas. X. Winston, MD.
Chemistry-J. Berrien indsley, MD.
Surrery-William L. Briggs, MD.
Institutes- Thomas u. Maddin, MD.
Clinical William l.. Nichol, MD.
Materia Medica-JohR II. Calender. MD.
Anatomy-Thomas ,. Buchanan NIB.
surgical Anatomy-Vah s. Lindsey, N d.
Demonstrator--HenryM NJ. Compton. MD.
FKEs.--The American Medical Association,
at the meeting in May last ut New 0rleans,
passed resolution that no SC hool cbarKing less
than $40 while il favored By large majority
$liol should be represented In that body. nor
should graduates Of such schools be recognised;
therefore the ticket for the full course Of lee
tures IL Sl90; matriculatine, S.; dissecting,
sos graduating. so. For additional informal
ton apply 70 ]. BEkRIEN LINDSLBY.
100 0aw-l6Ss Dean Of the Faculty.
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The Healing Pool.-An essay for young men
on the crime Of solitude. and the diseases and
abuses which create jmpediments to marriage,
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter
envelopes. free of charge. Address. DR.. J.
Skillin Houghton. Howard Association. Phil
adelphia. Pa. 73-l50
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Special Notices.

Positively No Cure. No Pay.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured by the use Of
DR.. Forrest 4 Co.'s Juniper Tar:" Cough.
Group. Hoarseness. Sore Throat. Splitting OF
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases.
Scrofula. Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast. Back or Limbs.
Assesses. Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or Joints. letter, Scald Head. Milk
crust, Earache. Toothache, Catarrh in the Eyes
or Head. ordinary Deafness and Gathering in
the Ears.
N. B.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels. with white imprinted wrap
per. such as has been in use for six years. Take
no other. Try it; II not satisfied, return the
empty bottles and your money will be re-
funded fifty cents.
fsa GOODYEAR Il FALLS,
139.t Wholesale Agents, 2l Main at.
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MANUFACTURES NEWS, BOOK, COL
WI ored Poster, Colored Cover. Blotting,
steamboat printing papers; also, Manila,
Rag. Straw. Hardware white and coloredt
wrapping papers.
Agents for: Beckett Paper Cookbook, Cover
and Poster papers: Ivanhoe Paper Co. Flat
Letters. Caps and Folio papers; Whiting Paper
Co.-FIat Letters, Caps, Folios. DENY, Me-
dium. Royal, Super Royal and Imperial pa
per. ruled Notes. Letters and Cap paper; Buck
eye Mills-Ruled Notes, Letters and Cap pa
per; Magnolia MiIls-Flat Letters, Caps,
Foiio,, DENY and Medium paper; American
II. D. Wade 4 Co.-Colored Printing Ink; A.
IL. Hubbard Co.-Cniored Cover papers.
A complete stock Of above always on hand.
Samples of stock sent when requested free of
charge. CHAYFIELD a WOODS.
W and 70 Walnut street,
lx5. 9-55 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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No Cure, 10 Pay !-stone's Topic Syrup
cures Chils and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold by M. ROSE. 81 Main street. 1897
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the blacks, which has been earnestly
advocated since by this clase Of poll
ticiaus. A few weak-headed Souiherners
have fallen into the trap; and while we
condemn such, we pity their want Of
foresight.
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Floor Manager

Floor Managers;
Col. J. II. Edmondson. Capt. A. J. Black.
Mai. Freeman. Mr.. A. Woodward.
Capt. Mont. Pepper. Mr.. ID. j. Doyle.
Mr.. Jake Woods. Mr.. John Woods,
Mr.. Charles Jones. Mr.. Lou Leubrie.
Mr.. Gtorge Mellersh.
ss- The proper rossttes. ETC.. will be desig-
mated hereafter.
sS- Dancing will begin at IL o'clock. and
continue till II o'clock pm.
ssr Tickets Of Admission for Gentleman
and Ladies', One Dollar 145t
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

J.J. DUBOsE, EDITOR
= HARVEY MATHES, CRY EDITOR
r WHITMORE, : BUSINESS MANAGER.
,m no. AZ dadiron Street.
MEM HItsf
Tuesday Evening. August AZ, 1900.
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NO. II JEFFERSON STREET.

Where all persona dosirous Of subscribing 10
the. capital stock. in lands OF money. are re-
Quested to call.
Memphis. AUGUST 10. 1863 l4O-f
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20 F F ICIAL)
XXXth Statement
OF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.

Total Losses paid by the Phoenix over
&5,OOO,OOO 90.
Full compliance made with the Insurance
Law Of Tennessee.
LITrLETON 4 VREDENBURGH. Ag'ts,
1893 ~ Madison ST.. Memphis. Tenn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

"IAPARFIAL SUFFRAGE" 50 called,
is to be the issue ofthe next campaign.
This Is only a nice term for NEGRO
EoUkIrTa1Ths war yelp is pretty
wen played out and the AOgrO qaes-
ton will be tho issue. Grant Is likely
to play out and bring to anal tsrni-
nation the war feeling a. an clement
I'm jar poIitles. II will end in utter
disgust under his rule, when We
will get at the great questions OF pub
lie policy-Negro suffrage, thOcHrren-
ey, robbing tariffs, the public Debt,
land grants 10 railways and other
sshemeso 81 corruption. The HArris-
burg penny Stats GfGrG, u leading
Radical Journal, admits that the shr
sorbing issue In that state in the an
ing contest VIII be negrS suffrage. IL
says: 'The Republican party msst
meet then this question ~ It has Hey-
er before met it," which means Wat.
heretofore, that party has kesA eAa-
bledtO dodge the question, bat can
moi do go In the coming October oles
ton. This being the position 81 thG
party, the Guard closes its article By
saying:
ain view Of these facts. wears Con
/, strained TO declare that the issue on
the Fifteenth Amendment will IN
volve the Republicans Of Pennsyl
VanIa In q struggle such as they have
not vet been called to pass Through
sInee We organized az q pGrE. And
we may as well prepare SET onee tc
meet the struggle by a canvass Of the
subject OF impartial suffrage such a.
. will exhibit all our fierce in its favor,
because that question alone wilt son
troll the next campSign n P0n1Ayi-
Tauia.'
And 30 win il also control the H&t
campaign IN Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and other states. Itcan not be dodg-
Cd As il WIS under the ChiaagO plat
FORM, but must be squarely met. .
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OHIO Legislatures.
GnIrMRrrs Anri1 I

COLUMBUS, April Is.
The Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum
matter was pending in the senate
when it took 3 recess last night. That
body had decided, however, to re-
build the asylum on its old site in the
eastern part of the city.
The House adopted a resolution in
structing the Speaker to sign war
rants on the Treasury for mileage for
the present.
The House spent yesterday after
noon on private bills.
The Senate this morning passed
bills providing for the erection of a
new Central Lunatic Asylum and a
new Blind Asylum on the present
sites of said institution. There is no
Limitation as to the cost of either.
The House spent the greater part
of the forenoon in Committee of the
Whole, having under consideration
the Railroad dill prepared by the
Railroad Commissioners.
A bill was introduced abolishing
the office of Supervisor of Public
Printing, and to remove the State
printing and binding from the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum.
The majority of the Judiciary Com
mittee recommended the indefinite
postponement of the bill to repeal The
Student Voting law. Mr.. Dickson
submitted a majority report. Both
reports were ordered to be printed.
The House has adjourned until
Tuesday afternoon.
The following bills passed the Sen
ate: Senate bill appropriating $25 ,0oC
to erect a monument to the memory
of Simon KentOni Senate bill to pre-.
vent fraud in the election of School
Directors House bill requiring ali
labor on public highways to be per.
formed by the first of August.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21
THE BRIG NARY LOWELL DECLARED
nnrZE
The Temperance Movement.


CBEsTLINR, o., April 10, 1883.
Yesterday, pursuant toa call insued
some time since, a party of Radicals
temperance men met for the purpose
of organizing an independent pOlitI-
cal party. The proceedings OF the
first day consisted of addresses &c.
Phis morning the convention met at
$500 The days business constituted
arrangements for the establishment of
a party organization, the passing of
resolutions, asserting it to be the duty
of the Government to protect its citi-
zens; that it Is incumbent upon the
Legislative power TO prohibit the man
ufaeture and traffic of Intoxicating
drinks, and orraiDgs dealers IN such
as public Ell emies; also, that neither
political party noW-in power are will
ing to make the temperance cause a
plank of their platform; that there is
no hopethat either party will adObt
such measures necessary to secure the
desired object, and hence the necessi-
ty for the friends of prohibition to
act s
!. A resolution relating to equal sui.
frage, regardless of color or sex, was
tabled.
The Stationary Committee was au.
thOrized to Gala Convention, to meet
at Columbus, for the denomination of
State officers, to be put in the field
this fall. The friends of the cause say
that they will hold the balance Of
power at the next election. At five
r. "a. the meeting adjoined.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

DRANG'S AMERICAN GIRO
L MOS are fac SMILES OF Oil and Wat
eF Color Paintings by The best masters.
They are artistic copies; and In most cas-
ca. fully equal Ia the originals An ems
in"nt critic says ofOur Chromos of ralt's
"Mr. Louis PranE OF Boston, of whose
efforts to Disseminate thFo' the country
faithful copies Of our wild flowers, hut
terhies, moths and birds, in such pretty
forms, and so cheaplyi as to drive out OF
the market all inferior publications, has
just issued . acknowledgement in oils,
of one of Mr., a. f. Tait's clever little
pictures The chrome ~lithOgraph is a
perfect fac-simile OF the original paints
ing, reproducing not only the brush
marks, but the very lines OF the canvas,
in a way that surprises by its ingenuity.
Mr.. PraDg tries with all his might To
make his limitations absolutely decepS
tive, not for tee purpose of decsiVing,
hut in order to put faithful copies, AS
good OS the originals with.a tha reach
of small purses. He brings TO the work
knowledge, business energy, and enthu-
sIasm, and whut is more q generous
spirit to art and artists, which is very
pleasant to meet with. He has our cor
DIAL what he has already done
and we trust that he will do his best to
educate the class be works for, in the
love OF what is true, rs we'll as be4uti-
full" t- T~'
GROUP or CHIcxENs.tl l K z inohes)$5.OO
GROUP OF DUoKLINGs. 4" $500
GROUP OF QUAILs, +" $500
~-Ask for them,a at h Art Stores and
BOek Stores.
~-OuF ChFomoz are sent free, to N
address within the United States, east OF
the Mississippi, on receipt of price.
@-Prang's "Chromo Journal" issued
quarterly, contains a complete desorip-
tive catalogue of our ChromOs, with speN
ella information about tie art Speci-
men copies of the Journal sont to any
address on receipt of stamp.
L. PRANG q 90, Boston.
70 april2Iwl
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TERNS:

SIa to insure a foal, payable LIST OF March
lS7O. The owner parting with a mare.
'elore she l. 10 he with foaI. Turftits thu
insurance. $40 tor single service, To be
paid when the service Is rendered. Dine
"are Will be- taken. bur no a~ccounta3lli-
~ for accidents or escapes.
BLACK LEICESTER is 5 years old
fbe l7Ih of duua next, stands II hands
hlgrI weight l7U0 lbs, jet black, with
splendid actioh aud fl temper He
WAS got by that noted horse, I'ei ester
shire Hero, his dam by Butcher, grand.
dam by arm"r Delight. Leicester
shire Hero, was got by that far famed
stock getter. Bold Hero, the winner of
eight Agricultural Prizes, to-wiI: the
agricultural prize at Wrexham in 1871.
at Mold in 1872, at ! liverpool in 1892, III
Ruthsn in lS43, at Liver pool in Sl3. al.
chester in iS43, and the Agri ultural
Head Prize and Sweepstake, at LIVER
pool in 1915. Leicestershire Hero won
two at Liverpool. be showed against
y stations in l847, and won the prize a.
Wrexham the same year. Bold Hero's
dam was got by that noted Derbyshire
horse, Real Blaze, granudam by that
noted horse, Plough hoy, which was the
sire Of Big Urayman, LeicesteFEhire
Hero.s dam was got by that real Leices,
tersh1re bred horse, Black Leicestershire
which was got by that real Brown Leis
cestershtre horse, Old Leicester, which
got q stations that travelled the same
season Old Leicester was got by MIR.
Wlld's Black Legs, which serVed mares
AZ ' gulneas each, Black Legs by old
~DeroyShlre, which served mares at five
guinness, each mare by subscription, &c.
Inc owner challenged to show Black
Leicestershire and ten of his year old
eolts-against anysstalIion in England,
a o4 GIBSON EAKIN, Owner. s
s. E.. LEMON, Keeper.
4 aDI-LN m
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Zeal without senso.


fhe Temperance zealots or lsvelmd
NJ meeting with good success In
rnnl nanno. S.'S T.Na 80.
Nv ReOuolIcsn. but not strong SSCn1h
TO stand q division in the RepabliSsn
ranks. A year ago the Republican
al On ~ = -nnaS,ioS 49,,
the extreme temDerancs men. a third
ticket was placed In the field, securing
the election Of Buhrer. a distlller. or
last ne Was re-stectsp oy -
same msans,
- - - an
city Of
~ ~ t6a Sbirkev
n1S 30
gg NS
ton Gala "senseless zeal In the ause
OF temperance was only disgust at
the whisky drinking and lIeeutious
- 5oodo.. - Ca-aIo.d The
'r" ~ ~
sinCtre u honest temperance men
~ that city have become uttsrly dis
.usted at the corrupt ~rapscaIliOns
vbo hava haan ruIing tho radical mar.
- -
W thehe' Nhey PercsANS thhI IhoS
have nothing to hope for nom such
immoraI and AypOcriticaI Leaders.
- .-a.a -
49,
sensints MeW-s not 80 Oainu 70 par
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

THR Chicago Eueslia0 Rostis Rad
ical paper Of uEauestioned loyalty"
bat it seems to be ''soHring'' on mili7
tary humbugs; at least, that's the i'm
prGssien we get from the following
opening paragraph Of one Of its edi-
t0FiAB: -T
Everybody recolleetS how, during
the war, every little hpennybit Brig
adler who caught u scout, or robbed
ahen-roost, sentup . triumphAl shout,
Infinitely louder than that wherewith-
al the great and browning victories
or the war were heralded to rejoic-
ing country, aud then went to Wash
IuSton, on leave, TO takea big drunk.
70 viii not De till after this generation
shall have passed away that those
trOnendoGs caskles over those little
eggs SHAH have been forgotten" -
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The Impsrianst

The new radical organ has made its
appearance in New York. 1nthe sal
utatorydt declaresi it hasa slreand Ger
tain supp ort which win insure itseen-
tinued existence. ItAin quarto form
containing 10 pages, and ths title is
appropriately decorated with crown.
1t advocates the overthrow Of our
republican form Of government and
the establishment IN this country Of n
monarchy. IL declares the exPerim
emit OF our Democratic form ofGovGrn-
ment an utter failure. This Ii the
latest phase of radieaIism and locks TO
the establishment OF royalty with all
the parapherualia OF q mobility com
poeed of princes, dukes, lords, &s, b.,
All this Is not so very surpsiEiAg. IA
must be remembered that the tories Of
the revolution wsrealiowedto remain
in this country, In fact most ofthoss
who fed 10 Nova Scotia and CaAadA
nom the eastern states ct the com
mencement of the revolutionary war
returned after the war; AID It seems
their descendants are sail here and
WSnt an emperor or king.
Old Esop's fable ofthe frogs shows
the beauty of royalty. The frogsoncs
prayed earnestly to Jupiter fora King
and he ssnt them = stork. The Vora-
eious biped 6easted himself on frog tn
they were al disposed of.
Foolish Ike the frogs are those PeO-
pie who feed ana support kings nobiI'
ty, bondholdOrs sc. &c We trust
the American people are not yetready
to bow obsequiousIy to the yoke and
enter permanently the dark shadow
or established, cold, u~nfeOliHg oPprss-
sI0n- ~,
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WASHINGTON
\ a wAB CLoUD.
APPREHENs1oN OF WAR WITH
ENGIAAD
ABOUT THE ALABAMA BUSI-
NESS.

WASHINGTON, April II, 1869.
However much the ideaof war may
be disefedited. there are grave and.
Wellfounded approximations ota con-
dlct OF arms with England, grow
ing out of the Alabama claims. This
apprehension is not confined to com.
mon alarmists, or the crowd of office
seekers here, but is expressed in cir
cles the best informed and the best
able TO Judge. The imperious reiec-
ton of the Clarendon treaty
by the Senate creates q profound sensa-
ton in England, not favorable to a
continuance of amicable relations.
This feeling is well I'm erstood at The
British Minister depArtm ent, though
Mr.. THoRNHILL and all his attaches
are extremely retieent. There seems
to be a premonitory symptom of a
conVulsion of the most serious char.
acter, and everybody connected with
the State secrets seems to believe and
indicate that there will be a row.
Moneyed men are especially anxious
In spite of all legislation, gold refuses
to descend and bonds become more
precarious. There is danger!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

aovEREoE HOFFMAN OF New York
has been vetoiug acts Of the radical
General Assembly Of that state. The
bribery and corrupt schemes have
thus been prevented. He has just We
toed q bill giving a franchise Of q
street railway along Broadway New
York. A. T. Stewart offered 2 mill
lions for the privilege. The Cover
nor recommends that railway grants
be put up to the highest bidder and
thus benefit the state instead OF brib-
ing membens- lr
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EGAL NOTICE.

~ 90 ..H.
- ,. -
Franklin Howenstlne, Mary Howenstine,
Elizabeth Howenstine, James Rose; Mari
on NJ Young, Ephraim Kyle, Susan Kyle,
Jonas Wrestler, Daniel Wrestler, Michael
Wrestler, G. c. Martin and Flora E. Mar
tin his wife, Edward King and Clarissa
King his wife, Emerson Kyle, Hannah
Kyle, Absalom Kyle and Mary Kyle, Jr,
will take notice that or the 18th day Of
April, 1869, John OFT and Catharine OFT
his wife, John Kyle, Philip Kyle, Daniel
Kyle and Mary Kyle, filed their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Stark and State of Ohio,
alleging that they are each seized in fee
simple of one undivided eleventh part of
the following described real estate situate
in said county of Stark, to wit: The north
west quarter of section number one, in
township number eleven, (Sugarcreek) Of
range number ten. That the said George
Kyle, Marion NJ. Young and Ephraim
Kyle are each seized in fee simple of one
undivided eleventh part, said Rosanns
HowensIine, Franklin HOwensrine, Mary
Howenstine, Elizabeth Howenstine and
James Rose are each seized in fee simple
of one undivided fifty fifth part: Said
Susan Kyle, Jonas Wrestler, Daniel
Wrestler and Michael Wrestler are each
seized IN fee simple of one undivided forty
fourth part, and said Flora Z. Martin,
Clarissa King, Emerson Kyle, Hannah
Kyle, AbsalOm Kyle and Mary Kyle, Jr,
are each seized in fee simple of one undi
vided sixty sixth part of said premises
Said petition prays for partition of said
premises in such manner that the petition
ers may hold their respective proportions
thereof in severa'ty, and for such other
orders and proceedings las may be author
lied and directed by law.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
first day of the May term of said court,
1859, or as soon thereafter as leave of
court can be obtaIned.
RAFF s. SCHNEIDER,
spl14w6. Atty's for Petitioners,
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John Iahm.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW.-OEr1CE
n IN Trump's Building opposite the
81. cloud Hotel" Cantor, Ohio.
Mr. Lahm speaks the German Ian>
guage, and soiIct's a share of tn pat
ronage OF the German popuIat on His
CT argos will no mo crate and satisfacto
~ 10 his clients. Members OF Boards
OF Education, School Directors and Jus
ices o. the Peace may consult him at
any time in rsGaFd 10 matters en- ected
with their Official duties, free Of charge,
mafSl i69tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

'HIs INRERlAL MAJESTY viii
be the title OF Mister Grant when he
becomes Emperor Ulysses / OF Amer
lea. Duke fecumseh will command
his Imperial Highnesses army, of
course. We Will readthat this, morn
ing the youthful prince visited his
Imperial father at the palace accom-
panied by his body guard; that lord
Sheridan called upon his majesty but
the latter was to much fatigued haV-
ing ridden over to Abingdon palace TO
rocaive his lOrdship-
We must all be "Ioyalto Ulysses L.
low the toadies SWELL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

WENDELL PHILLIPS In a recent let
ter to the Anti Slavery STANDARD wants
q Peter the Great to govern this cOun-
try, this, Imperial repe6hc. The rad
ical leaders aim at revolution-an oV-
erthrow of the republic Of Washing
ton, They more admire the George
III plan, or the NapoleOnic, and have
been shaping things accordingly, we
may hear soon of q coup d'stGt and the
establishment OF the empire. In that
event we shall probably hear Of the
Emperor UssSes /. Duke Tecumseh,
lord Sheridan, Count Ben Wade, lord
Fred Douglass &c. "Rahf for the "new
nationi''-- 1911
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

THE scramble for Office at Washing
ton among the "loyal'' Is said TO be
,frightfuI. The fun of it Is that it is
among themselves. The work OF re-
moval has been going on right lively,
the President having sent in to the
Senate for confirmation several hun
dred appointments, they are foreign
ministers. counseIs, collectors, asses
sors, postSmasters &c, and still the
work of decapitation goes on. The
hungry dies wants the gorged ones
displaced. Seriously this constant
scramble for ONCE is q disgrace to the
country. 1t leads to corruption and
all sorts Of Villiany. This growing of
fee hunting greed is becoming a ma
tionaI evil aud interiors with the pub
lie business. go .