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er fails to bring relief when checked by
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Liverpool Salt.
A LOT Of LIVERPOOL SALT, just rcceiv
Il cd and for sale by
jan 2l MCINTYRE & co.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-22
An Ordinance

Recurring the owners OF property on
both sides OF Tenth street, east of Mar
ket street, TO pave the sidewalks front
ing on said street.
SEC. 1. Be 1t ordained by the City
Council OF Canton, two-thirds OF all tile
members elected to said council concur
ring therein.
That the respective owners OF lots or
parts OF lots. admitting on each side of 10th
St east Of South Market St., are hereby
REQUIRED to pave the sidewalk adjoining
their said lots or parts OF lots upOa and
according to the grade esta blished for
said street by ordinance entitled "An
ordinance to establish a grade on Tenth
street, between Cherry and Market
streets, with good hard burnt brick, said
pavement shall be ten feet wide.
-SKC. 3 That the Mayor or this city, as
as soon a. may be, after the passage and
publication OF this ordinance, shall cause
q notice to be served upon each OF the
owners or pre- perty contemplated by the
first section OF this ordinance. or in case
of the absenceo OF such owner, then upon
the agent OF such owner, notifying such
owner or agent Of the passage and re-
uuirement OF this ordinance, and said
Mayor sEall make return OF the service
of such notices 70 the city council.
SEC. 8. That II any ewner or agent con-
templated by this ordinance shall fail to
comply with the requirements OF this or
dinance for sixty days after the service
Of the notice provided for by sectisn two
OF this ordinance, then such sidewalks
shall be constructed in front OF the prop.
erty OF such owner in such manner as
| she council may by resolution provide
at the expense of such owner, and the
cost thereof shall he a lien on such prop
| erty abutting thereon aud shall be 1
personal charge against such owner, anC
| shall be collected according TO law, will
penalty and interest, after demand,
/ SEC. 4 That this ordinance shall haY
effect nom and after its passage AID pub
i lication.
Il DANIEL WORGEY, Prest.
Attest: JOSEPH TROUT, Clerk.
4 septI5W2. ...
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LEGAL.
.HERIFF'S SALE.

~
Isaac Steese VS. Samuel Gay, ct ux ct al.
By virtuo of an order to sell, issued
from the court of Common Pleas of Stark
county, Ohio, and to me directed. I will
offer for sale, at public outcry. at the
door of the Court House, Charters
Block, in the city of Canton, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. f25, 1859,
the following described real estate, situ'
ate in said county. to wit: Being the
southeastern part of the south east quar-
ter OF section eight, township eleven,
range ten. Also the northeastern part
OF the northeast quarter of section seven
teen l7) township and range aforesaid,
and beginning at the northeast corner OF
the northeast quarter OF section seven
teen tl7l township and range aforesaid.
thence south along the quarter section
line II CHAINS and SO links to post, wit
ness treo. hickory, inches. bearing,
north $50 east, distance 81 links, thence
west and parallel with the north line OF
said quarter, 10 chains and IS links TO
lands, of William Reed, thence north
along lands OF William Reed, u chains
and So links to the line of said quarter,
thence west along the quarter section
line 10 chains to a post and corner OF
William Reeds land thence.north ! 3-9e
east along the lands OF William Reed,
80 chains and Links to the -esnter-ef
Sugarcreek, witness tree, hickory, IS
inches diamst6r,- bearing south $50, we st
Sl4 Huks.i thence following down tho
centar OF said ortek toAthA- east line of
the south east quarter Of section 8. thence
south along the cast line OF said quarter
to the place OF beginning, containing 81
acres out Of south east corner
of the southeast quarter Of section 8
aforesaid, and % acres OF the northeast
corner of the northeast quarter of section
II as Aforesaid, containing in all 122 acres
Of land, said lands to be sold free OF the
dover estate Of the defendants, Marga-
ret Gay and Caroline Roush, and also
free from all claim or title OF the defen-
dants, ElRh Deal, George Deal and
Abraham Marshand. ~
Sale to commence at / O'Clock p M,
terms cash.
= 4. R A. DUNBAR.
auu05u,6
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To provide for grAding and laying plArk walk
on the west side OF Poplar street, from the
North city limits to north street in the city OF
SIC i. Be It ordained by the CITY Council Of
the CITY Of Canton, and It II hereby ordered tn at
the grade Of sidewalk Ten feet In width on me
limits of the City and North street shall De IS
follows to wit Tor the present and until .
lar street north Of Cleveland AVenue the grade.
shall remain 4 at this line. trOm Cleveland Ave-
nue. to Louis Avenue the grade shAl correspond
t. the grade eetabllshec By ordinance Tor the
middle line Of Poplar street, between said Ave
enue and from Louis Avenue starting with the
grade established for the middle OF the street at
this avenue and proceeding thence with as direct
ana straight grade possible to North street
where the grGda shAn be the same As that or
dained Tor the middle Of the street 81 th1s place
MAYOR OF the City cause . notice 70 be served
| upon the owners or the ageats Of any owner OF
| owners Of the property Gbuttng on said s'de-
Ssia & siSs1siF h isoatag he property of each re-
/ spectively according % the grade establishes IN
Sec !, Of this oEdlnSlee and % LAY tas5eoh ~
| plank used to be oak not less thAn two inches
ihiek and to be secnrely Astens TO cross tim
bers sunk In the ground even With me isSsn 3
1 mot Constructed within si1ty days from the ser
1 vice of such notice In 'front.' OF the property o
any such owner or 9wner.. the street
done a. the expense q the owner OF owner
thereof and such expense shall eonstttnte alle'
upon the property aSatsing s ga sSla SSar =
/ collected nom such owner or loWners by snt y
ne n%me .ol the City OF Canton before tn
Mayor, with inteEess and costs ,irou the tim
~ s.o. 5. This ofdinSnee shah be IN force an
take eject nom and AfteE its passage and PuhH
u0n' DANIEL WoRLEY, ,PrSS'ts
Attest JosEPE TEoTg, Clerk
| SspL.lSH2- ..-..t. -...r. ....
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when the nezs1Ocracy ruled the
- sla-. ~, FNIsatf1rE..l 80 sL.L 4

when the Democracy ruled the
ie- 15sE NatfOns.-u ,ds.I 5Li Il
In leading editorial, the GincIn-
natl Gazette, tells this truth: slt
IL EsThe Democratic party enjoyed
supremacy in this country for many
Well would ithave been Tor the
country andsits peopleiif this rule had
.conGinuedSuo) LIsl2 20 5i1o54 fs5Ecd
/ During the many years of Demo-
cratic supremacy, there was no vast
National Debt, to eat out the SUBJ
stance ofthe people
No Government tax -gatherers were
to be sesn-no stamp act was IN force
mo tax on all the poor fsnanI eat
wears sandconsumesEc ostates we're
out in the cold, and denied their con-
stitutIOnal rights within the Union.
No standing army was retained at
q vast expense, to enforee Negro SUI
fFage on an unwilling peopl0zsER
The President Of the United States
received no presents, as g means Of
securing ONCE to the donors. = O.
GoVefhEneEtve vessels were then used
for legitimate purposes. ands not to
carry the PresidenE and hisffiends to
watering places, at the cost Ohthatax
: Talent than ruled the nation -
r. Honesty In public officers was the
rule then and not the exception
- The country was respected abroad,
because it asked nothing that is not
clearly right, and ii submitted to
nothing wrong. sdteSn10itSC 8Jafs
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Tns Pnntsor,n Of shs Chic mad

-ia.t." "....s 1c0I8s
, The following from the Nele York
Tribune Is what the voters of Ohio
: are begged to endorse on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of October:
HHenceforth,o the Republican par:
ty, from the st. John to the Pacific
is 3 unit for Universal Liberty and
IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE regard
less OF CASTE, RACE or COLOR.
Those who ara hostile to this princi'
pie will go to their own places as
Judas did, ,.,... ..'l s..l g.,s.I-.
1Rel loathe and detest all laws which
give or withhold political rights
on account of feOlor, "A mans Q man
for a. that and ought to have the
full rights ofmanhood, whether his
ancestors were CELTS, lGOTHS, OF
HOTTENTOTS,, whether his com
plexiOn be EBONY or IVORY. i
All constitutional exclusions OF
any class FROM THE POLLS,
/ THE JURY BOX Sc, because Of
cnloF, ARE ARISTOCRATIC, UN'
JUST and INFAMOUS"
White Men, vote Hayes into re
tIremsnt and tie above abomiDabls
! doctrine down. .r... .sa...T
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-22
SATURDAY. OCT. 3 1869
legal Notice.

Jacob Harbster, Pph. State Of Ohio.
VS. Stark Co. Court
Nicholas Shardet ct of Common
Derts. Pleas.
Petition on Note and Mortgage.
WILLIAM B. NEWELL, sup
w posed to reside in the county OF
Allegheny, State of Pennsylvania. will
take notice that on the 2lst day of July, A.
D. 1869, the above named plaintiff, ia
cob Harbster, filed his petition in said
court OF Common Pleas, against said
Shardet, Newell and others, praying for
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage
made by said Nicholas Shardet to one
Samuel Marvin, upon lots thirty~six,
thirty seven aud thirtyseight, and the
North half of lot thirtY-nine in the town
of Strausburgh. in said Stark county,
and which said mortgage said plaintiff
now owns and holds.
Said petition sets forth that the plain
tiff is Informed that said William b.
Newell claims some title inand to said
property. and prays that said Newell
may answer setting up any claim he
may have upon said property, and in
default of such answer, he may be held
TO bave no title therein. .-l d. .-EsE-
That said Newell will be required to
answer said petition on or before the
30th OF October. A. D.1S69.
....l g. SCHAEFER g LYNCH,
seDtl5W6. AItV'a for PlRinEiff
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AnOrdiuauce


To establish q grade on Tenth Street, be-
tween Cherry and Market Streets.
SIC. !. Be it ordained by the City
Council OF the City OF Canton, that the
grade on Tenth street, between Cherry
and Market, be, and the same is hereby
established as follows: Beginning at a
line on the east side OF Market on Tenth
street, at an sleYakon Of 81 and 5-lOths
above the City Bench Mark thence on
a straight line to the west line of Wall
nut street, at an elevation OF Y and 40
feet above said bench mark thence 10
an elevation Of y and 5-I0ths feet in a
straight line to the center OF Cherry
street thence in straight line al an ell
eyation OF II and 3-l9ths feet above said
bench mark to the east side OF the depot
Of P, Ft- w. & o. r. w,
SEC 2. That this ordinance. be In force
and take effect from and after its pas
sage and publication.
NIELWORLEY, Presk
Attest: JosEPH TRoUE. Clerk,
septl5w2.
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rOR LAND APPRAIsERs.


The Land Appraisers nominated at the
late Democratic Primary Meeting for Stark
County are as follows: .--
Paris, David Essick; Washington, j. B
Knoll Lexington, A Kingsburyi; Marl-
boro, Martin Replogle !; Nimlshillen, E
Landon Plain, Peter Schick Sandy,
Thos. Mccall; Bethlehem, A w Goshorn /;
Canton City, ] G. Willard ); Canton tp.,
Jacob Sherricl: Osnaburgh, Samuel Sny-
der; Lake. IS Geib Jackson, Samuel
Brougher; Perry, Levi Stump; Tuscarawas,
George Warner; Lawrence, P A Tritt.
Democratic Central Committee for Stark
county for the ensuing year:
Paris, AKoons; Washington, A shaffer;
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, r Eby; Jackson, John Hammer ;
Perry, J B Estep; Tuscarswas, VIM Ober-
lin; Lawrence C D McCue. r..
The Delegates chosen for the Senatorial
Convention from Stark county are:
Paris, E D Riley;J Washington, B q
Wallace; Lexington, ] ] Crane; Ninishil-
len, i Pence; Plain, Peter Pierson; Sandy,
James Boyd :; Bethlehem, A Stahl; Canton,
Daniel Sayler and r A Dunbar; Osnaburgh,
j d Miller; Lake, Frank w Baird Jack,
son, Sam Beatty; Perry ] p BaTick anc
John Warwick TuscRrawas, JcH Gard
ner; Lawrence, q P McCaeen. -r
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IlFs.sIE ! InconsIsaeney.1

The Steubenviile 9dzette says the
editor OF the Salem Republican was
8 naemher OF the, last Leg stature and
voted for all or nearly ahi the appro-
priations made by that body. In
his saner he arraig gns' the IIegisiatnre
for making the appropriations he
voted for. II any lower depth of
Ineanness could Be found, We don't
know what ie e.could be, 0nlessiit is to
be q radical membeT Of the, Legisla-
,ture or. q FedicaI editor, both, Of
which Rnkenbt rod. Cthe aEOf fesaid edi-
tor is. Finding fault with aleElsla-
tive body for making appropriations
that you assisted them In passing!
It's as bad as a radical editor not .
thousand miles from New Phlladei-
aphia, who denOUnces th0tleeislature
Tor Dassing laws WhieA, ,he hlnsel4Pe-
titioned for. Get eout n one DsE'O-
SrN' %, CIR .sallE fna tuom79Y n
q. uf- v3-noI s.'f -s,sil .aaw ten
u f-ta tnf--r tra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-22
Democratic Central Commit
county for the ensuing year
The Delegates chosen for the Senator
from Stark county are

CARKom CouNrY DEXocAAriot TICKET
Representative Williams. ..
Probate Judge-A. Z. MOrtlEnd. ei
Auditor-Wm. Patterson - 1
Treasurer-Elias Willard.
Sheriff.. Mcclure. @ .s.
Recorder-James Kali
mmissioner-LaZarus Lewis.
Inhrmary Directors Jacob Maple.
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Al SPECIsIEN REPUBIIECGN
- rt -RFERTING.. 4a -.l

+, The Fremont Messenger. in
speaking Of the speech published in
heRadical papers under the head of
speech Of Gen. Sherwood at Fre-
mont,' says:
pSherWood did not make q speech
in Fremont. There were no people
to speak tol He Intended to make q
speech, and so sent the stolen stuff
to the Cleveland Leader for publiea-
ton. 1T was laughable surprise on
the part Of the people of FremoNt to
read about q meeting that never
took place and q speech that was
never delivered. - .. -.f|
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DEBT bot DnnE1sHHD.

And in the midst of transactions, like
these We hear of large payments on account
of the public debt, and Coy, Hays, con-
grStulates himself that in four months the
debt has been diminished $43, 900, 00o.--
He says the debt, on the 1st of March
was 50, 525, 600, 900, and on the Ist of Aa-
gust was $2,4Sl 600, 900. Why, gentle
men, every other Secretary. thought the
Pacific Railroad bonds were q part of the
public debt. Chase and Mccullough sl-
ways included them. They smount to S64-
O00, 900. Add these. TO the S, ,48I, OoQ, 600
and the total sppears to be $2,545, 900, 900
or twenty millions more than in March,
"Figures won't lie'' may be q very true
saying, bat they cah be SO turned and tWis-
ted that they convey to Us common peo-
pie, Who.are moi. Secretaries, but Cnlyo tax
payers, q. very false Impression. Q II the
public debt. statement were madel on Au-
gust 1st, it would show, according to Mr..
;ChRsess rule of statement, 81 662, 0O0, 900,
according to Mr. McCullOch' 3 plan 81. 635-
OOO, I ,000, ,lnstead Of $2,4SI, 600, 900 accor-
ding to Mr. BoutWell's plan.fs Sn;Wo
u But2 even sccordinS 70 his plan, the
statement shows an increase of more than
eleven. millions of dollars of bonds which
bear interest lincoln. sAndIss nthese eau
Ses combined were not enough palsy
trade and produce that stagnGtiOn which
we calf s'haKa times, = the Secretary has
continued the contraction of the currency.
On the 1st Of September, 1885, the cur
fency, consisting Of bank and legal tender
notes, amounted TO 1851, e25, 600. On tie
1st of Sept. 1868, lit tamounted to; $671, ,455-
900, contraction of $3.50, coo, 900 in thtes
years. If the reports published in the
newspapers are correct, the currency On
the lst Of Sept. 1859, consisting of the
same two items, amounted to 1856, ,92O, GOO
q still further reduction Of $I6, 900; OOO. =
But the Secretary bOssts that he has -tedu-
/ ced the three per cent certificates nearly
| $l2, 600, 900, and the compound interest
notes more than $I0, ,000, 900. These were
used as the reserves Of the banks. If they
! have been thus reduced; dhsir places are
supplied with legai lender notes, andlthesc
amounts must be added 10 the SIG; ;OO0, ,0o0
and thus we have cOntrsctlOn this yeAl
| of $36, 600, 0O0. 1-z .i1;-i 9ait Ia --.Gfi
Why gentlemen, after the close of Tie
war in 1916. the country banks Of GrsAi
Britain CONTRACTED their issues, Esv0n mil
J. AZ
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I-G. WILLARD,

lSOUNTY SURvEYoR-ofiice In
tythelCountys Recorders offoe IN the
WIkidal Building, where ne can oe
found when In the city; II not, any on-
siness wanted can be len Witn Jaeot
KeoiInger. Esa,, County Recorder, wES
Win give due notice to me. l.I
The law auihorizes the County survey
ar 10 take the acknowledgement OF tsEA
instrument oTwriting he Will theredcr'
write and acknowledge Agreements
MortZaQes, Deeds, &c, &c at faii price,
and up0n the shortest notice.
Canfor. Ian Is l86S-
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HARVEY LAUGHLIH,
GEO. E. BALDWIN,
InsRpH CREVOIsIR, Jr.,

NOTARY PUBLIC-ohce north
east corner OF Public Square ne
I'm Stfsnd 10 drawing deeds, mortgages
noVvara on attorney, &c. In addition 70
- EnRIish, he also speaks the German
ana French languages. he wall also
procure passports for persons Wishing
n 40 TO EurODo. S-i
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9Eatistrp.
i p SInnALL.

DENTIST-Oficei IN Harter's Bank
BLOCK fup stairs-) All operations In
Mechanical Dentistry performed in the
Iatssf and most approved manner De
Tould call especial attention to his Gold
FlIinr!in which,. In the words OF the
lata7 Al. Ward, "he Is excelled BY teW
and oqualled by none"
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CHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of an order to sell, issued
from the court OF Comman Pleas of Stark
county, Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer for sale, at public outcry, at the
door OF the Court House, (Harter's s
Block) in the city OF Canton, on
SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1869,
the following described real estate, stu
ate in said county. to wit: Lot number
nineteen [l9l in Peter G. Albright'a ad =
dition to the city of .Massillon. Sale to
commence Rt O'Clock p. m, terms cash.
r. A.DUNRAR,
sepIIw5. Sheriff of Stark Co. Ohio.
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IA. j. DOUDS,

OuRGEON DENTIST-Omce Cup
y Stairs) above Double Bros JeWeiry
the rsroseasion promptly attended to.
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MARBLE WORKS.
R. RAuHoF.J IJ.F. BAUHOF
CANTON MARBLE WORKS.
EAST TUsCARAwAS1 ST,
Opposite American Hotel, Canton o.
pEALRRs II

DEALKRs N
MONUMENTS & TOMBsToNEs,
Of American and italian Marble,
Got up IN the meet aPPf3v0d style Of
R-&J.F. BAUHoF.
D June IL. 1857 ~ -.lf.T sd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-22

A TToRNEY AT LAW. OF
81 II ncs with DIR. siddall, Bank Block,
on atAlrs. -l.--. IL - Julyl4.
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THE FIFTEENTH AMEND
IENT-TVIHAE 4 A MAN ANs
DOERSES WHEN HE VOTES
THE RADICAL TICKET.

THE ERADACAL TICKET.
In order that our readers may
know what the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution is. We give
It below: .-tl ..a .-s g.Hrg..f
ARTICLE XIV. j. The right OF the
citizens Of the United States to vote
and hold ONCE shall not be denied
or abridged by the United States, or
any state ON ACCOUNT OF RAGE
COLOR, or previous condition Of
serVitcde. r1@eI ID I'D
2. The Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate
legislation.
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J. a. MEYER,

anEALER IN AMERICAN AND
Foreign Watches, Clocks. S1Ver-
ware and Fancy Goods-NorthWest corr
nor OF Public Square. Repairing nea'iy
, s.SoS.i .iItIousIy aud satisfactorily done.
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8aakGrs.

GEO. D. HARTER & BROTHER,
nANKERS-Ea TuscarAwas St.
u Rscsive Deposits, Loan Money, BUY
Gold, Silver, Bonds and Compound tn-
t0rest Notes Exchange Bought a SOU.
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CPECIAL TEACHERS K AN
~ NATIONS. There win be special
ExaminNtionh OF Teachers held At ALI
ance, on saturday. March 18th. and at
regular examination at Canton on the
Last Saturday OF each month. BY order
OF stark Co. Bogrd Of ExAminsrs.
nAroR fDARL WOKLEY. CLARK.
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zgatfhts, gsmtIrp, etc.
oTTo wTNTERHALFRR

nRACTIOAL WATCHMAKER
and JeWelar. and Dealer in watches
Clocks, Jewelry and SilyerSare: re-
nairInR neatly done, on short notice.
SO. 2 Eagle Block. febS 'oSn
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Attnrutys.
JAMES HARSH.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, MAS
n sillon, Ohio. ONCE in G.. Harsh's :
Block, up stairs. Prompt attention CIV
en- to all busiEess intrusted 70 MS care
july7'69tE