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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13
WAS
Repeal by the House OF tbs Civil Ten
ure-of0fiee Act.

WASHINGTON, January II.
The event in Congress today was
the sudden and unexpected passage
by the House of a bill to repeal the
Civil Tenure-of-offic Act, passed
March 3, 1867. The bill was introduce
ed by General Washburn, of Indiana,
under the regular call of the States,
and its passage at once moved, But
Ter got up and said that the bill for
the repeal of that act was precisely
similar to one introduced by him be-
fore the recess. Wilson, of Iowa, as
chairman of the Judiciary Commit
tee, said that the latter had agreed to
report a bill for its repeal. This COM
prisel the discussion of the matter,
after which the House voted the re-
peal by 119 to Al, all of the Democrats
voting in the affirmative, and the fol-
lowing Radicals against the repeal
Messrs. Ames, Ashley, New Arnell,
Benton, Baker; Beatty, Benjamin,
Boles, Cromwell, auckland, Church
ill, DeIano, Ella, FarnswOrthy Ferris,
French, Garfield, Harding Highly,
Jenckes, Kelsey, Latin, Mullins, May
nard, Mccarthy, Mckee, Mercur,
Perham, Pike, Pomeroy, Paisley,
ger, stokes, Tade, Trimble (Tenn.)
Epson, Ward, Walker and White
more. Among the prominent Re
pubIicaus on this list are Schenck,
Garfield, and Churchill IN. W Nc
earthly IN. W and Shellabarger. The
prospect for the passage of the bill in
the Senate is not believed to be sc
good thougha majority of the Judic-
larry Committee are regarded as in its
favor. -.v5.4E
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Fhs Canton school AFFAIR.".


q we have before MS proceedings Of
the Canton School Board, and discus
sion between Louis Schaeter, Esq,
and the Protestant pastors of Canton,
o." &c.&R pamphlet of considerable
interest. Mr.. Schaefer, member of the
School Board, proposed that no religi-
Gus matters should be brought into
the public schools, against which the
clergy protested, eh-the grounds that.
1. Some members voted forit With
out knowing what it was. a ~
2 The rule uncalled for. ,.,1 ~
8 Many parents want their children
in school to have the Lords. Prayer
and reading from the New Testament
1.-THE rule is n antagonismt to the
spirit of our Christian civilization.
1t is essentially anti Christian"
5. The religious readings are no
harm, &c. -.Hsvys D s6Z.@
MI. Schaefer's reply TO these points
IL thorough and able. He proves that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-13

h. NEGRO .outrages still continue in
the South. In Arkansas the negro
militia are maltreatiug white men in
the most outrageous manner, and as
the privatcs wear no uniform, 1t is
impossible TO distinguish them from
the other negroes, except by their
arms. Georgia is overrun with the
black banditti. They recently muir
dsred q white man near Savannah, and
when the rufians arrested, the
efhcers were surrounded by armed
negroes, who rescued the prisoners,
disarmed and robbed the sheriff and
party, destroyed the warrants, and
threatened to kill them If they ever
served a process again in the vicinity.
The negroes then separated into
squads and marched back to the plan
tations avowing they would have the
hearts blood of every white, man on
the Ogeechee, saying ''the war has
commenced" This is the condition
Of things in many of the Southern
States, and yet the Radical journals
elamor for more troops to- protect the
awards of the nation" nod, ais
.HL
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SHERIFF's SALE. In Partition.

Jacob Friend VS.. Milton Munich ct al.
By virtue of an order of sale issued Fl ON
the court of common pleas of Stark
ty, ONO, aud to me directed, 1 will Offer
Tor sale at public cutlery at the door of thr
court house [Hartel's block in the ci,J
of Canton, on
Saturday, the Both day of JAM, 1869,
the following de scribed real estate situate
in said county, to wit: Lots numbers 10,
10, II, is and 10 in the village of East
BroOkield as numbered on the plat of
said town. Also, the following promises
lying and being in the southeast corner
Of said Ems; Brookfield: Beginning at a
post rs feet east of the northeast corner of
Lot umbs IL in said village, and run
ming south $50 east two chains and two
links; thence south 50 west five chains
and ninety~three links; thence north $50
wesl TWO chains and thirty-fou links
thence north $50 east i've chains and nine
tY-seYen links to the place of beginning,
containingI 20 -l00ths of an acre, subiec
to the dover. estate of Mary Brown, wild
DIV of Joseph Brown, deceased, in lot
number ~. Sale to at 1o'clOck
p. NJ. Terms-One~third cash-the bal
ance in two equal nnu payments with
interest from day ofsale secured by mort
gage on the premises.
r. A. DUNBAR.
Sher if Stark county Ohio.
daooOu,=
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Daring Robbery and Murder IN New
York.

-
One of the most daring and dastardly
outrages ever committed in this city was
perpetrsted yesterday morning, when an
unOffending citizen was assaulted and rob-
bed in front of his own door in broad day
light, and then MORALLY wounded because
he defended himself and property. It ap-
pears that as Mr.. Charles n. Rodgers, aged
sixty, and formerly Well-knoWn and es-
teemed as the genial superintendent of the
ST. Nicholas Hotel, was engaged In sweep
ing the area of his dwelling, ~ East Twelfth
street, where he keeps g boarding house, he
was suddenly assaulted by two unknown
men at seven o'clock yesterday morning,
who first robbed him of his gold watch and
chain, and then stabbed the unfortunate gen.
tlemen in order to escape his clutches.
The assassins left one of their hats behind
them, as well as the sheath of the knife
used in the struggle with such dreadful pur-
pose and effect, and Mr.. Rodgers found that
he had pulled off the skirt of he mans
coat who had assaulted and robbed him, in
the pocket of which was subsequently found
the property stolen from him. As the
wound sustained by Mr.. Rodgers was deem
ed to be of q fatal character by the physi-
clan summoned to attend him, Coroner
Flynn was called upon to k the anti-mor-
tenn statement, which proved to be as fol-
lows:
81 am proprietor of a boarding house at
No. 40 East Twelfth street. About Z o'clock
A. N. I went out to sweep the sidewalk,
and while sweeping the area two men came
along. One was = short man and the other
a tall one. l had never seen either of them
before. The short man took off his coat, q
white one, and handed it to he other;
whereupon the tall man said, Don't, Jim,'
and went across the street. The short man
then attacked me, brandishing a large knife
in his hand, which cut my hat through. 1
then clinched with him, with the view of
protecting myself. While thus struggling
he seized my watch and chain and took
them forcibly from me. He also took my
wallet from pantaloons pocket. While he
was robbing me I shouted Murder when
he stabbed me in the left side. Immedi-
ately after 1 cried out he ran across the
street and took his coat from his companion.
l also saw him throw something away"
The police of the Fifteenth ward have as
yet obtained no clye to the identity of the
two men who committed the outrage
IN. Y. Herald.
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Martha A. Pratt VS.. ]. D. Pratt.
By virtue of a ii fl. issued from the
court of common pleas of C,Iyahoga
ty, in the above entitled case, and to me
directed, I will offer for sale at public ont
cry in the city of MassillOn,
On Tuesday, the 18th day of January,
1869,
the following described personal property
to wit: Being an entire stock of ready
made boots an shoes-coDsisting OF gem
tlemen's hne boots, gentleInen's coarse g
boots miners shoes, gents slippers, Indies
slippers, rubber ov~ershoes, congress gai~
tiers, children's shoes of every description,
misses shoes and CATERS, ladies' shoes
and CATERS, arctic overshoes, butIalo
overshOes. boys calf shoes and boots, pa
per shoe boxes, Indies cloth shoes, ladies'
and misses balmoral CATERS, a large lot of
buckskin gloves, and mits,-a large
lot of kid gloves. two stoves and pipe,
three lounges, lasts, boot-tree ana crimps,
sheep and calf skins pine boxes, sole
leather, and embracing everything usu-
ally kept in u shoe store.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A NJ.
Terms cash. mo goods delivered until
paid for.) r. A. DUNBAR,
Sheriff Stark county, o.
dec3OW2
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BULLETIN.

IN CANTON-FOR SALE.
Seven acres, Adam Gibbs property, east.ot
Cantor : ma
One and a haIf story frame N. Plum street
80. 9, zoo
One hundred acres highly Improved, Plain
Up stark 60 1900 10 0Or
Story and a half brick. n Poplar st, Canton 9. 9CO
NinetFc n acres, water power saw mill, lathe
machine, 2 self chOpping buTs, &c. near
a"- e 2S~0
One story frame h IUse, Feathers aGd 10
Canton--..-,---- .----........... ....-....... Io5O
Old Mallsable Iron Works, Poplar street, 4 O0o
Two story brick and zoo n lot, N. Market ST.. 9 0OO
Two story frame near Square, good business
site ..... e Goa
One and half story Frame, Walnut sirIet.....3 O0O
100 It. lot on Cleveland Avenue .--.-. ..--1 sO0
Two story frame (neW) North Poplar ..........'4 coo
Two story brick, West Tusoaraw n OOn
Two story frame, Cleveland Avenue......... 4 $50
Two story frame, Fifth treet..... D 5CO
One and a half story frame, Tuscarawas-st.. 3 600
One and half story frame, Chestnut strt ct 900
Two story, large frame, Eighth tree. . GGO
One and a half story frame, Marion street -. 40
One and a half story frame, s. Market street. Q . M
One and Il half story frame, Chestnut street, / 500
Two story brick, TuEcarawas street... 7 OO
House and three acres, Cleveland Avenue... 8 ON0
House aud lot on Plum l Geo
Variety of Lots in Williams Addition.
Six Lots in L. P. Wikidars Addition,
Three Lots IN Feathers Addition.
Two fine lots. Cleveland AAenue, each. 500
Acre Lots, north Of the city. / 900
Two story frame, South Poplar stFt et.... . Kan
Two story brick, South Poplar street. ....., 4 600
One and a hall story frame, Liberty street......l SOC
One and 3 half stoIY frame, Liberty street - 500
&c. sc &c.
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2 THE business connection between
Judge Orchard and E. II. Ensign, in
the management of the Warren Con-
stitaionh has been dissolved according
to terms OF agreement. The OoHsti-
tiEion viii hereafter be conducted by
M. Birchard & Son. The C~0nStnUtion
4 one Of the ablest Of our Democratic
exchanges. success to Il.
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Non-Explosive Fluid

to any one who will give us a call, and
Prove to their entire satisfaction that e is
NON-EXPLOSIVE.
We can furnish any number of tssti-
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Fluid furnished by t Q barrel or gallon
F. nd 40 cents per gallon. Burners so cts
each.
re- Fluid can be had only at Fessler's
Grocery and Provision Store, northeast
side of Public Square.
FESSLER & DAVIS
Canton, Dec. 8, IS6Sw4
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THE DALEY Posi-, delivered to city sub
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THE DAILY POST,

In addition to politics, contains ali the
latest news received by telegraph from
each days dOings o. the Rump Congress,
Legislative proceedings, tulI market re-
ports, LEGAL intelligence and miscellaneous
matter received up to the hour of going to
press.
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Farm fOr Sale.

T WISH TO SELL MY FARM,
Il ituated in Plain township, three miles
rorth of Canton, consisting of 424 acres,
with : acres of timber. On the farm is a
good 2 stoI y frome house, with good outs
houses and a never-failing spring. Good
orchard with all kinds of fruit. The farm
will be sold cheap. For further particu-
lars, call on the undersigned on the premi-
tes. ISAAC SCHLEBACH.
decsOW3z
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THE Office holders who are in are In
favor of the continuance Of the Tenure
ofofice bilIs-the office seekers who
r out are in favor of its repeal.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

=
Israel Wartman ct ux VS.. Andrew Miller
ct al.
BY virtue ofa an order to sell issued4rom
the court of c,mmon pleas of Stark coun-
ty, OHIO, and 10 mo directed, 1 will offer
for sale at public outcTy at the door of
abe court house Charters block IN the
city Of Canton, on 81,
Saturday, the 3Oth day of January,
1859, ~
the following described real estate situate
in said county, to wit: LGts numbers SO,
81 and IS in the town of New Franklin.
Sale to commence at l o'clo3k p. NJ.
Terms-One-third cash, the balance in
two equal annual payments with interest
secured by mortgage on the premises.
r. A, DTNBAR,
Sheriff Stark county, Ohio. b.
dec BOWS
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FOR SALE.

Nine acres QmproVed) within city limits.......6 OCo
Fifty ocres, PLAIN township, Stark county ......6 $50
l63 acres, Canton township 5000. ..- ......l 10 500
sixty acres, ~ miles nor'h of Canton......-.- . GEO
1G9 =. a. a. 90
sixty and two-thirds acres, jackson township.
Stark county, Ohio, $50 per acre.
Fifty acres, 2 miles west from Canton, SloU Der A.
Eighty acres, Jasper county, Iowa ..........S 500
Eighty acres, Hancock county, OHIO ......... l SO
Eighty acres, Hardin county, OhiO......- -. ! 400
Three hundred AID seventy five acres, Wright
county, Iowa Qmproyed) $l5 per acre.
Two bundled acres, Wright county. Iowa,
wild, SIS % pr acre.
Eighty acres, Van Vert county, Ohio, heavy
timber, SO per acre.
Hinety-fOur acres. Wayne county, Ohio....... 4 500
one hundred and forty five acres, Wayre Co., o.
Twenty aces, Polk Co.. Iowa GmproVed)..... 1 600
Forty acres, StOPy Co. Iowa GmprovedJ Sa5 per A.
Forty acres, Jasper Co. Iowa Gmproved) So Mr. A.
do do do do do do do do
Eighty acres, Clayton CO., Iowa, Cimber) $40 perA.
Two hUndred acres Hancock Co: Iowa (wildl
SIC per acre.
Eighty acres. Webster Co.. Iowa, SI4 per acre.
Two hundred acres, Hancock Co, Iowa, $40 per A.
one hundred AID sixty acres, Usage Co. Kansas
IS per acre.
highly acres, Calhoun county, Iowa -......s SOC
Two Nininger, Mimi, Town Lots....-... OOC
Nine Dskota City Lots, Nebraska.
Fourteen Brownsville City Lots, Nebcaska.
The best business house in Rochester, S,arR Co. o
Thirty acres, IL miles from Canton, SI6O per acre
Thirty two lots IN Clyde, Jasper county, Iowa.
Lots in Des Molnes, S SW
Variety of Chicago Lots.
Several valuable Coal Leases.
Variety of Dwellings and Lots in Fort Wayne. Ind
Farms in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, &C. sc.
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9Etr oSdrertisemEnts.
| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed has been duly appointed admins
TRAITOR Tor sxecutor) Of the estate o Philip
Tisch, late OF Canton, Stark county. ohio,
deceased. JOSEPH Trout.
Canto-, Jan, l3, lS6SW3
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DRY G0ODS.
TOR SIXTY DAYS!
PREPARATORY TO MOVING
l. into our New Room in Eagle Block,
we will sell our stock of =
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods
AT COST!

The Stock consists of every variety Of
DRESS GOODS sucn as
SILK POPLINS,
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
REP, ALL WOOL POPLINS,
MERINOS, COBURGS, ALPACCA
i'll all colors,
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH CBIack)
ALPACA,
POPLIN ALPACA.
Big stock of WHITE GOODS-conslsting
in part of
PLAIN & PLAID JACONETS,
SOFT-FINISH CAMBRICS,
LINENS, LINEN DAMASK,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
DOYLE'S RIRD-EYE LINEN, &c.
In WOOLENS-we nave a lot Of fine
snd Indifferent
WHITE, COLORED, PLAID AND
FANCY LANNELS
BLANKETS AND AAWLS,
MEMS & BOYS & PLAIN
CASSIMERES.
Hats and Caps.
All kinds Of
LADIES' KID, Isle AND FLEECY-
LINED GLOVES,
II HOSIERY,
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
SILK AND VELVET RIBBONS,
A few pieces
LOWELL COTTON TWIST CARPETS,
with a great many other Goods pertaining
to Dry Goods stores, all of which, with few
exceptions. will be sold at cost.
kT Call promptly for Choice Goods,
GEETING s. BUCHER.
P. S. The exceptions include Zephyrs,
Paper and Colored Cambrics. Corset j leans
Spool Cotton, Skirt BraIds, &c.
decsms G.. & b.
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time anu tested in every manne to the
satisfaction of the most skeptical critic, j.
has given satisfaction under all circum 60
stances and can be used in any carbon
oil lamp by changing the burner.
The undersigned having purchased the
right to sell the above article in Canton
and vicinity, offer it TO the public believ~
ing it to be an impossibility to explode it.
II is perfectly safe, and
THE BEST ILUMINATOR
in the market. There are more tia three
hundred families using our Fluid atprSs-
ent, and the demand rs so. great the nuIn-
Der viii be increased to one thousand in n
very short lime
Ne Will be happy to show this
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given b co>part'
nershfp heretofore existing between I'm.
Double and Philip Stahler, is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent. The books and
accounts are LEFT in the hands OF Mr..
Stahler for settlement.
WIN. Double,
PHILIP STAHLER.
ianl3w4
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

= Z n inventory IL appraisement OF the
estateof Peter Rettinger, will be made on
the 3lst dayo Decemb er, 1865, at b late
residencsfof said deceased, in the township
~ofOsnaburg, Stark comfy, Ohio.
PETER MARKS.
decsOW4S
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A GENTS WANTED.-$75 to 5000
IA per month, or a commission from
which twice that amount can be made by
selling the latest improved COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
price $500. For circulars and terms .ad~
dress " s 1.lE @. BOWERS IL CO.,
800 South Third=Street, PL liza, Pa.
nacQM4e 2,
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MASSILLON COAL.

n G. HICKMAN is receiving, by
l. contract,
Five Thousand Tons OF Coal,
find me prompt in the delivery /; and, as
no Dor ks are kept, my rule is CASH DOWN.
1 also propose to
Donate to the Canton Poor
each week, till April LIST, n ton of coal.
Personal application must be made-to me.
T. c. HICKMAN.
December Il. lS6sw4
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&s-Ofice in Canton, Ohio, on corner of
Fifth and Poplar streets, for the Purchas-
ing, Selling Exchanging and Leasing
cies at Alliance, Massillon, Wooster,
Fort Wayne, and other cities East and
West, dec23tf
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janl3w.
Water Works Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
Il 100000 brick for the City Water Works
will be received by the Committee on Wa
ter Works. until the 18th day OF Febru'
airy, 1859. plan and specifications may be
seen at L. Sehaefer's Office. Proposals
should be made, stating tn price per thou
sand delivered on he water route, payA'
bic in Z per cent. water bonds OF the city
of Canton. The COMMITTEES reserve thS
right to ;rejsctrany or all proposals If
they deem II for the interest OF tho city.
L. SCHEFER, Committee
JACOB MILLER, on
JOHN SCHILLING, waite rWorks
janlSW9 900
STRANGE, o TRUE.-EVsry young lady an
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IWithoVf chsrgeJ by addressing the pndeFslgne
Those hAVipE fears OF being humbuggedd-m
obllge By mot aotioing this card. All othersoI \
please address their obedient serYants IL
- THOMAS .-l
otlcaIR. -la ~ SI B~ToadWsEo New York.
57Alh Ar A HUEFoRD's
And &c. !. LTTTLEs COOK STOVE.
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NOTICE.

Benton Smith, Frf, Before F. J. S;
VS.. Wagner. j. L. OF
William Smith, Dert. Paris tp., S. Co. o.
On the I4th day of December, A. D., 1868,
said Justice issued an order of attachment
nthe above action for the sum of thirty
eight dollars and ninSty-eight cents.
BENTON SMITH.
Jan.I 1862.