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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

~ REHoVED.-The mail agents on the cars,
Mr.. Thos- Morgan, Col. Jarvis and others,
have been removed BY President Grant.
and set Of Stay-at-H Home Radicals put IN
their places. Messrs. Morgan, Jarvis and
the others were al good officials, under
stood their business, and perfect gentle
meR. They all served their time IN the
army. 49,. ~. f.'.--
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ss-lSOl charge for showing property. -

Office in Canton, Ohio, on eoFaar
of Fifth and Poplar streets, for the Pur-
ollzsings Selling Exchanging and Leas-
ing Real EstBte.; and is connected with
Fort Wayne; and ether cities East and
West. apr20tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

AWAY WITH wIas.-There are few per.
sons living who would consent, for Civ
en- sum, 70 part with their hair and forever
wear n Wig. Use 'fBarrett's Hair Re.
s1oratiVe''-a sme preventative to prema'
ture badness q ffrs-5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

BUFFALO, July 8.
good; IS 70 for extra; S6a7 for peof to
medium. Cows In light supply and lit.
tie demand at $40a60. Nothing done in
ntockers
SHEEP-Stady and in fair degree nc.
tive AZ S3a4 50 for western.
HOGS-Recefpts naotarata and fsirtv
active at S9a9 so; outside figure for extra.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

EPISCOPAL SKRYICE-Eyery Sabbath, in
Schefer's Opera House, at 101 o'clock A.
n, and u o'eIockP. d. risa lt.3 y
a1t-s Evsa i RKv. ]. @. LAEEKTK,
marriott Officiating
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( NnnsIn1A LoDaE Ne. SO, 1. o. o. n,
elected The following ofiioersf for next year;
James Valleley, N. g.; A. W. Helden.
brand, v. g.; n. Ball, Rec. Sec'y. ON,
GERS Appointed; y. Ensign, O.; d. Ad.
Ter, W; A. W. Smith, r, s. s.; ] B.
Spots, l. L. s.; John Watson, i. G.; dos.
Karp, o. a.; VIM. T. Batty, r. r. 70 n.
e. p, FEaaey. y. 8. @ y. G;i John
L. 8. 10 v. q. s-5s-s- ~ y, v.r. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

Sr. CLOUD HoTxL-The card of this
well known and popular House viii be
found In this paper. Mr.. T.. Ely is the
gentlemanly 'sAIine Host" of the establish>
ment,
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BEAR IN MIND.

I GORRELL & SON are Agents
~ for the BEST Two-HcRsE Hay nAKEs
made Call and examine them before
buying. s0sf
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TEz Steam Fire Engine trial at AEroz,
On the Esd plk, we see by the Akron pa
.Pers resulted IN victory to the Canton
company. BY the report Of the commits
'tee we learn the steamers engaged were the
Canton, the McNeil, and the City Of Akron;
,fhe engineer and assistants Of the Mead>
,sville acting a. judges. Upon trial with
200 feet Of hose and II inch noZzle the
aesA feet, City Of Akron 1914 feet. With
two streams, inch nozzle and 100 feet of
hose the result was Canton 1874 feet,
Mcneil 1876 feet The members of our
Company ezpfeas tliemselves highly pleas
ed with tho geherous hospitality extended
6O--thsm- abyathe lirsman Of Akron. OF
course they ere more than pleased with
she efficiency OF he canlon engine.
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Cleveland Marker

CLEVELAND, July 3.
FL0UR-City made Xxx white So:
Xxx amber 81 75as. Xxx red winter IS 75a
2; x red winter s.; Xxx spring s. so;
country brands range as follows: Xxx
white 81 50aS 25; Xxx red and amber 8, /.
2sa7 25; Xxx spring So 25a6 rs.
GRAIN Wheat very firm, and held
higher. small sales or No. red winter at
81 3s; No 2 nominal at 81 2Sa1 80. Corn
hrmer and nominally unchanged; 75c for
No mixedi 7Se for No 2. Oats frmer;
1e better; sales AT 67c for No 1. 1 State.
Rye, no transactions and nominal. Bar
ley; no iAquirys 1e -Eu6.s-E v-.a-a
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p TWINS HuHDEED Do1rG GRsAxD AL Ex-
rENsns PmlLSee advertisement Of Amer
lean Shuttle Sewing Machine q 1Efeb,69.
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JEO. 1IoGREeoR Is receiving a lot more
of those standard works that are Miracles
of Cheapness - tl -ittf
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CHURCH FKsTIVAE.-The ladies of the
Presbyterian Church win hold a festival at
the st. Cloud on Friday and Saturday
evenings, 9Th and 10Th inst. Raspbenies,
cake, ice cream, and other delicacies VIII
be served up In The best style. A variety
Of fancy articles Of home manufacture win
also be offered for sale. Al The proceeds
nishIng Of the stone church, the ladies an
zens Of Canton and the SURROUNDING cOun-
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TIM total amount OF chaftel property re-
turned by the assessors OF INC ssveraft0wu-
ship of C6lun biana county for the Jeor
1903, exclusive Of the assessments made
BY the Auditor. Is, q, ,319, ,627, being an
increase over the year 1880 Of sSs, 227.
The total amount returned for Yellow
Greek township Is S241, ,O55, being less
than the assessment Of 1898 BY sls so4e.
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SEE BUSOH OF GRAPEs.-OnSta STANDARD in
another column. sPEER'S STANDARD
WINE BITTERS is highly reccommended
by physicians for Dyspspticss On account
of is tonne, properties, is purity. and its
delicious favor II DEI mars1-1y.
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Patent Chair SPRINGS. 4

E5sz.ss.eA II. BHsEKRasszs sH
Patent Chair SPRINGS
ssslsd tosa ss - ,1-a--ao1za1 ~ d'5ifEV
u A sE AN d @ ON FORT
Biake's Patent Ghaif spiings. Price
only One Dollar; They make 9aks :. Spring,
Common Chair, and that most intelera-
ble nuisances Rockers EEei entirely dis-
pensed with. These springs fit any chair,
and can be placed In Position for use bv
a child, SO simple are they. ia their con-
struction. They are made of the best
steel, from the well-known, Eaglston
and posssss remark able elasticity, .rhey
make "a fine finish 70 the chair afict are
the delight of the household. They are
not the least IN 2ae way when appIIed to
the chair. They DO not take any extra
room. and each and every one that has
used them are unanimous in their praise,
for they make the easiest chair aver ms
vented. The ladies, one and all, ptos
noQAea IhepaR nneqnaled &c a. sewing
chsir. 9sey %aks a, 2; dec dedlg the glLsg s
are Indispensable, where comfort is con-
sulted. elake,a Dollar Chair Springs
are invalue BE fcf Fans Lies, Offices, Ho-
tells, CouEs Horsas Cars and Steamboats,.
CEatenG9o Oy a. a 4tltlzzeS prll 18th
1854 TAey sgil1 last q lie ldmes Thew
are s1re 70 come II general ues and
people wi ] discard ial II other rocking
chairs For economy ara c5mfort, It Is
the most Falua BE fn zion OF ths age.
Sz@ Five HUNDRED Deliars Reward
Will be paid for .. alton d pom coHs
viction or any person or parsons that
SHALL in gny manue1 tnltihoa. upon
Blakeis Fatent Chal1 Springs, therefore
ad employees in. any factory or foundry
where such ssprings are made without
the consent OF Goodwin q Blake, will
give US such information that win lead
to the conviction OF such parties, and
upon their convietion shall receive the
abovereward7FIV We HUNDRED Doll
-1---' -. :. lGooDwIN & BKAKE.
~ Parties wishing Springs, or Agen-
eies for Ohio, A1ichisan, Indians, 4lir
nois, Wisconsin. Tennessee, West Vir-
ginia, Ganadas and OIL territory west of
the mississippi river, must buy from the
undersigned, asI have established a
-7L5l7IsF SiTTEs A. NJ BLAKE. { ~
..-.., s-s gsgss Box 546, Canton, o.
Parties wanting agencies for any ,otk-
re territory will address the proprietor.
GEORGE Il. GOODWIN,
mar5t 6l2 Broadway, N. Y.
Il. s...s.-
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Cassiugs BMIding
A BM1EIsFaAfoRs sA1EloF

49, -AaA-HfAsAf - = = -
InpuFsuapes OF asordsr ofsths Pro.
bate Courtos Stark county, Ohio. 1Wiu
offer forsale, et public auctions eas
sATURDkY, July slsT, 1855,
at 10 o'clock a a., on tbs premises,
the following descFtbed real estate, situ'
ate in the county Of Stark and -State Of
Ohio; to wit = a part Of The west half of
the soufbWest quarter Of fsectI0n number
thirty one in tOEhship number Twelve
in range number eight and bounded as
on the west boundary line Of said
section; thence east on the division line
Of said section nine lch6Ins and thirty
two links to a post thence- south 6fs8snr-
chains and sixty seven snd one half
links to a post thence west nine chains
and thirty four links to post; thence
north hfseen achaIns and seventy one
links to the place of beginning. contain
ing fourteen acres and sixty five humid
redths Ofsn acre. - v-s...r. -r-,-- 49,
Af-S3g SAMUEL a. .SCHRANTZ, (
,Adtshr of Estate of Richard Sehlotts de-:
s3Tfaraa -Fs y. 49, q W. 49, =. =
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GUN SMTTH.
IN E. w LO OK
AND
G. GUNSMITHJS SHOP (!
q AT THK WEzG-KNowN STAND OF
J. B. BERNARD, DECEASED.

THE undersigned would respect
Il fully inform the citizens of Canton
and vicinity that he has opened the
abOFe-n e-namsp Shod, and Is prepared 10
make new Store Locks and Keys, repair
Sewing Machines, which business he
followed for a number of years At Paris,
France EngrRYes stamps sf all kinds,
and Stencil Cutting. l E..,,rs
" All work entrusted to his care
Will be guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
iunself Q. LACAVE.
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To LoAN-One thousand or $1,000 70
loan a. good real estate security. Enquire
at tAl1 once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

u CoUSrY COMMISSIONER their laie
! egular meeting our- County Commission
rs ordered the following ievles for County
. purposes for 1862 l-.-s
,For County purposes. Z.... 600
:. Poor - 1850 ..-.l-'--.-'' - ~, ~
i - esars SsaS' House yaFposs L. 5000
;. The fonoKlAs additional busines Mas
also had bnE O. - rEG 1- s.io9
!. Appointed July 2th 70 hear application
Of Robert Wllssn e al for the division Of
0snaDuEgh Tpr into two election precincts.
The following bllls were allowed 49,
DssIi0r. 1AEor. costs n ohla = 2leysE.- SO g
!: ..aza3Isses ! :.Ss:s;;;ZIi:: .Z: Z z !: 2 2 2
- HprElnsen 4 g
s.,sGcieIsSJ s1c5 d go, s9 s9 3 3
ES E.:ssi E.lssa lbsN 7; s;;sss:s. = s s
= Fsl.5 ssi N ,Iise sas & & 8
bR saliih- 1s.ani'sl - sse = Waitsfs II 80
Contract for spodtlng InhrnArY build
iAgs given to Bockins Bros. at 10 Cts per
~, 70 be ~ Inch x bright tin. Contract
rsiay gslTspized lightning rod, given %
=. N. Crc1s 4 c., nt 80 cts per loot ~
/ tnefl c1ntl on. a .ctl1.l - IClc IED1
~ Petition for road by Wa. s. WHllanas,
read "a doe ana AnoRtds road 70 be 90
afees n widlA.
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THROAT NOSE, EYES, EYE
LIDS, SCALP and SKIN,
WHICH 80 disAgures tho appearance, PURG-
w ING the evil effects Of mercury and remoY-
tpg all taintss the remnants OF Diseases, hefedi .
tary or otherWice, and isftalnen by Adults and
children y th perfect SAFETY n - 7. s-E +
TWO TABLE-SPoONEULS OF the Extract OF
sarsapariilas added to pint of water, Il equal
70 the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is
equal to gallon ofthe SyruR OF 8arsaparilla, or
the decocnone As usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in
the 4ehico- Chirurgical Review, on the subject
OF the extract Of HRraaparlla IN certain affections
by BENJAMIN IfEEers, +. r. s. &c. Speaking Of
those diseases, and diseases arising from the ex-
cess OF melc0ry he states thst no remedy II equal
70 the Ex1rAet Of SarsAparllla; its power IL ex-
treordtnary, more SO than any other drug am
acquainted With II is IN the stnctest sense
tonic with this invaluable attribute that iE Is Vu
pncaole 70 state Of the system go tE1nken. and
yet 50 irrite5le as rendsrs other substances ~
the tonic class unavailable or injurious.
HELmBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla,
EsrkBLEsHED UPW1EDs oF1s TaAEs.
PRERAEED BIZ .,-r-----.
S4s4 II. z. HELMBOED. . =
nay2sm2 l- = ~ Ssa Broadway, N.Y..
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Words Of Wisdom

Words of Wisdom
FOR YOUNG MEN,
ON THE RULING PASSION IN YOUTH
~ and Early Manhood, with SELF-HELP tor
the Errlng and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter
enzsIopss, ires o. eAarse- Address. howard
AssoclATIoN, Box ?. fhiladelDhia' Pa 4s
CFRANeE, BUT rRur. 1,VsFv ivoun. Isdv
- and gentleman IN the United sfatss car hear
eonnetning very much 70 their adV1ufaEey by
Essgsn NAL trithont ehsEgel by addEess.ng the
hunabnggsdd, may oblirs by not noticing this
card. Al otheEs VII please address, aSneir obe-
THOMAS F. CHAPLAIN,
etloais- al So BroadvsY. Nsy HeIk.
ITO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FREcKLEs,
q and 4en nom he iaees Ise Ferry's Moth and
Ereekle Lotlon. Prepared by d. B. G. arry.
Sold by al Druggists maybe
EoR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLEs ON
4 the Fac, use Comedon and Pimple Remedy,
ap' REepArSed only by Dr. 3. z. Perry, ~ Bond ST.
Piled b Wholesale Msdieine Dealers nasiS !.
a CLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL
SOAaPLEAloA follows the nse Of He4mbold's
Consent rated Extrrct sarsaparilla-rs : Z.
tsaI rs%4Sss ~ 3S black spots Pimples and sl srn-
IN THE SPRING MONTHS. the system nat
Highly Concentrates ExtrGet Of SarsaparillR is an
assistant OF tDe greatest Value. maySom2
Young Ladies Beware!
SoFaTHE JNJUaIoUs. EEFEC9ss Of Face
EOWderB and Naehea- Al Eueh remediea close
mp the pores of the skin, and in 3 short time de-
stroy the complexion. If you Hould have freBh
healthy and youthful AppearanceI use Helmbold's
Extract SarsapArina. - lnalG4 may2om2l
NOT FEW or the worst disorders that sl-
hict mankind arise from corruption Of the blood
Helmbold,s Extract Ssrsaparilla. is remedy Of
the utmost value. J.. ---y.g- - Z. nnay26n
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT fSARSAPARILLaA'
eloanses and .reAoyates the blood Instils the vig
or OF health into the system snd pu5ges out the
humors that make dlsease; q q g Inay25m9
gu ANTTTY ys. QUALITY. Helmbold's tx
tract SarsapaLlilasa The dose Is small. Those
" no desire large quantity and latse doses Of
THOSE WHO. DESIRE BRILL1ANCYr OF
.COMfLE4ION must purify and enrich the blood,
which Helmboid'sa eoneentratsd Ext saet. Of Sar.
saparilla Invariably does- ASH for aetmboldss.
Iase no other. 2JZLA& may26m2
HELMBoLB's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SAkSAPARILL-A.-is Is the GHzAE BL0oRz RUzIEIEE..
-----s - SuuassT asaakaa
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LOCAL.
2 MEDYwDAY,i AY,i:..::::::::.::.:.::JuLY !

TINS State Teachers Association me. in
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! aooDw1N 8 BKAKE.

~ Parties wishing Springs, or Agen-
eies for Ohio, A1ichisan, Indians, 4lir
noiss Wisconsin. Tennessee. West Vir-
ginia, Canada, and OIL territory west of
the mississippi river, must buy from the
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AGENTS &ANTEb. IllNI5J

GENTS WANTED 70 ELL
y A,--s.s-,s.svssRr..;xr,ss..w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-18
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE Her
aids Washington dispatch says: There
Is a report here that the confidential re.
lations heretofore existing between Gen.
Grant and his confidential secretary,
Gen. Badesu, have been broken eff, and
to-day Badeau was instructed to remove
his desk from the Don occupied by
Grant to another department. The
cause Of the rupture is not known.
A Baltimore special says the remains
of ]. Wilkes Booth were not inferred
Yesterday, but will bs to-day, in presence
Of Mrs. Booth, Edwin and Janius Brutus
Booth. The skeleton has been put in a
metallic coffin. Hundreds of people
viewed the remains yesterday afternoon.
There is nothing but bones left. Upon
a foot was an old army shoe and on
the other a boot, cut open at the top.
This covered the left foot, the leg having
been broken in his leap from the stage
box of the theater after he had killed
President Lincoln. There is a DISPOSE
ton to get up a demonstration, but the
family bitterly oppose anything Of the
sort, and arrangements have been made
TO bury him beside his father.
Several BsltimoreaRs have contributed
to defrsy the expenses Of the renter
ment OF Payne, for whose remains there
has as yet been no claimant.
The Herdld'S Havana special of the
10Th states a grand parade of volun-
teers takes place here on Sunday next.
To-day, at Alcal Devase, several promi-
neat notsries we're arrested on suspicion
of ssing concerned in the conspiracy.
Ex-ofioer Easy, formerly attached to
the Forty-eighth Precinct, but who was
dismissed from the force I've time
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-18

The people must not allow themselves
to be talked into any other course than
that of a unanimous endorsement Of
the ordinance calling for $4,000 il
bonds, to be used by the Finance
Committee as collateral. Every other
means Of raising the required amounts
OF money for ely purposes has been
exhausted. This alone remains. It is
either bonds, or the sacrifice OF our city
railroad stock and much other property
that will be Of value to US ia the future.
To 80 suicidal a step as that would prove
the people have determined not to lend
themselves. They must therefore vote
for the bonds. To this end every energy
of u good citizens should be bent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-18
n y or SPANISH Rule IN CUBA.

Spanish rule in Cuba draws to q close.
Neither strict supervision # the press or
telegraph can prevent this truth leaking
out. The revolution has gained steadily
10 numbers and importance. Resident
unofficial Spanisrds are so fully con-
WINGED Of this, and OF Gen. DULcE's in
ability to cope with it. that they are, bsg
and baggage, leaving the NICE " ever
faithful isle" The New Orleans Times
Of Tuesday says that some Sosniards.
just from Cuba, informed the editors of
that paper, ain tones Of deep pathos, that
the Spanisrds were done for In Cuba
that all prudent persons Of that race
were putting their affairs 10 ship-shape
10 leave alta moments warning. Recent
events, they say, have greatly embittered
the Creole population against them. The
vlolences Of the volunteers, COMPOSED
almost exclusively OF Spanish born resi-.
dents, had rendered this hostility mortal
and insstiate." The Times also informs
Us that the Cuban rebsls have now ar.
rived at points having railroad commu-
nicetiOn with Havana, whence their
march will be much more rapid than
heretofore. The history Of the next few
weeks, therefore, promises to settle the
destiny Of Cuba,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-18
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, February l7.-Omclsl in
formation from the Washita Mountains,
Of date January 22i, says that with the
exception Of four or Ave lodges all the
Kiowa Indians had come in. The Gene
raj in command would Immediately
settle them upon the Reservation. The
advance of the Arrspahoes and Chero-
KEGS had also arrived and the remainder
were approaching, They will also be
plsced UPON the Reservation.
The Kansas Senate, yesterday, de-
fsated 3 proposition to amend the Con-
stitution, by striking ont the word white,
by a vote Of fourteen to seventeen.
Three Senator'S voted no because they
wanted the word male stricken out be-
fore the word white.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton made q
brief speech to the merchants, on
Change, this morning, and was received
with marked attention.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, February 17.-Gen. Dulce
still continues to use vigorous measures
for the suppression Of the instruction,
Permission to carry arms has been re-
vokel, and all arms have been ordered
to be delivered to the Government within
four days.
Gen. Dulce arrested a natuTalized
American citiz5n who had applied for a
passport, but released him after an earn
est protest of the American Consul.
The principal American residents in
Confugas applied for a vessel OF war for
protection. They were answered that it
was impossible at present to seEd one.
Havana is practically in q stage OF
siege.
The revolution is spreading very rap
idly.
The Government is slezing all the
funds it can reach.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-18
POLICY OF "a CHARLESTON RAIL
Road CnMEAEY


A wise, polite and modern spirit
has recently entered into the di-
rection Of the affairs Of this company,
TO the excellence Of which 1t gives US
unmixed pleasure to bear testimony.
The President, Mr.. NJ. J. WICKs, q gen.
tlemsn standing high in the esteem Of
this community, has initiated q
plan 70 which we direct the atten-
ton of all our Southern railroad
companies. It is that whereby i'm
migrants are to be carried at greatly
reduced rates to farms previously pur-
chased and located fer them by the
Company. This scheme, first adopted
by the Illinois Central Railroad, was The
fruitful source Of immigration to tina.
State, and OF consequent profit and
wealth to the company. Before it was
tried, that railroad and the system Of
Illinois immigration, if not a failure, was
so slow as to afford little hope that the
energy, tact, skill or effort Of the people
or the Legislature Of the State would be
successful. At last the Railroad took
hold, and a result followed that surpassed
the dreams Of the most sanguine. That
just such effects will follow as toe succ ass
Of this plan Of the Charleston Railroad,
we d. NOT think there is room for doubt.
1t meets n Of the requirements Of the
the times, and satisfies the desire, not
alone Of those intending to imm'grste TO
u Safe and neighborhoOd, but the
landowners who sre anxious to sell their
surplus acres to the enhancement and
permanent value Of what may remain
to them. We commend this movement
Of the Charleston Railroad to ali similar
companies In the South, as not only
worthy Of imitation, but as an essential
part OF the work they were designed t.
accomplish.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-18
WORK FOR n CIEIz Ms UNIsN,
NO. 2

"O SAAAA-NS N1AENs
On Sunday last we cut out some work
for Cit zeus' Union, No. I, which we
fOndly hoped that patriotic body, full Of
resolution, and swelling with homes. in
dignstion ct the existing state Of public
affairs, would eagerly grasp ST. Bat to
our surprise and grief, they refused to
walk in the path We indicated, and as a
consequence, have fallen so far away
from the public esteem that we doubt if
ever they recover what little OF position
they go grandilcquently sssumed.t the day
Of their organization. The failure Of
this first company TO engage in the res.
cue Of the city fromlOss, for = day or two.
quite overcame Us, and We were silent.
But realizing that the second Union wss
Al energetic body, and had gone 20 work
in earnest, we rallied and have taken
heart for a second efJrt. We propose fr
the consideration Of the gentlemen Of
that organic alton, that they take charge
OF the election for 8 County Commits
siOner, select a good maD, fight of al
opposition and insure the economy and
honesty in public affairs that al
desire. This is a work in which they
can engage and will enable them to
strike at the very roo Of the evils Of
which they complain. We must have
faithful, honest and earnest servants
men above reproach-men like SAM.
JONES, or HOLMES or SwAYNE, and a
hundred others whose names we could
mention as beyond faint or suspicion.
Selected with q view solely to the public
welfare and supported energeticaly BY
q Citjzaps' Uoion, like that Of Odd-Fel-
lows, Hall, we do not doust q triumph
fl,st would harbiBger the future honest
and straight forward administration OF
tbs Law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-18
FOREIGN.

LONDON, February I7.-In the House
OF Commons, last evening, Disraeli ex-
presstd his sorrow that the ratification
Of the Convention with the United
States, was not announced he hoped,
however, for a speedy completion OF the
treaty.
G. adstone was sure the negotiations
would end in June. From the spirit in
which they commenced the final issue
would doubtless be satisfactory to both
countries.
Madrid. February 17.-Coaslderable
excitement was caused yesterday by an
unsuccessful attempt to asssssinate Gen.
Prim. Three arrests have been made.