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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-27
FEATHER CHM

Mr.. Schefer stated that the Court had de-
cided in favor of Mr.. Feather. Mr. F.'s
claim is for discussing $15, $50 ~cityfnnds as
ex-oficio City Treasurer. At the legal rates
of percentum 8Ir. Feather would be entitled
to about $500. Mr.. Schafer would allow
$3.50; Mr.. Saxton $50, and Mr.. Miller 800.
The latter amount was agreed to.
The City Solicitor was instructed to draft
an ordinance sppropriating certain lands for
water power.
Adjourned.
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ALWAYS
DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE.
e AND CHICAGO RAILWAY

On and after November 23rd, 1883, Trains will
leave stations daily Sundays excented), as fol-
lows TRAIN leaving Chicago $50 2 N, leaves
daiiy. | Train leaving PIttEburgh At s:sO P II.
laaycad ailV.1 r
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Friday, the 5th day of February, 1869

the following described real estate situate
in said county, to wit beginning for the
same at the northwest corner of section
number IA, township number 10 clicking
ton range 6 theEee south with the sec.
line 103 perhes to Burwel Raub's corner;
thence east with Raub's line 90 5>I0ths
perches to a post; thence north lob perch9
es to the section line; thence west SO 5-l0ths
perchss to the place of beginning contains.
ing 63 acres, 1 rood and % perches. Also
a part of the northwest quarter dissection
number IA, township number 19, range
number 6, beginning for the same at the
northw est corner of said quarter; thence
north along the section line So m 9~10ths
-perchss; thence east 50 and Cloths perch
es; ahence south So 9210 perches, thence
west 50 and 5-l0ths. perches to the place
ofbeginning, eontaining35 acres,
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock 4. Nj,
Terms-One third cash, lthe balance in
two equal annual payments with interest
from day of sale secured by mortgage on
the premises. R. A. DUNBAR,
Sheriff of Stark county.
Ian6W5 5000 .s
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DEATHS.

RIFFLE-Departed this life Jan. 4th,
1869, in Trayne township, Tuscarawas Co.,
o., Rudolph Riff aged 60 years, s
months and - days,
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STRANGE, But TkUE.-Every Young lady An
- gentleman IN the United States can Hear sOmW
thing very much 70 their advantage, by retur
without ehargel. by addressing the upoerslgre
Those having fears OF being humbuggedd-m
obigs by not aoticing this card. All othsrssI n
please R1dyess their obedient servant,
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN, .
snopIS g.. ssl Broadway, New York.
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A Ii Good ofevery description deliV-
IA cred on consignment Will be sold to
the very best advantage and returns
promptly made. r.
AnGoods sent 20 me shall be strictly
confidential. 1H 1s I
S1- Goods Ri lied at Half Price
During the Day.
r.. LQVETr.
D. KEEFER, AuctioDeer.
n. uctlon every Thursday, Friday
and SATURDAY. evenings. Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons reserved for the sale
of Furniture, &c. r L.
decSo
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BULLETIN.

IN CAN - SALEs
Seven acres, Adam Gibbs property. east OF
One and q haif story frame N. Plum street
9,
One hundred acres highly improved, Plain
story sSd = half bricK. n Poplar St Cs1;o1 q 3 go 90
Nineteen scres, water power saw mill, latbe
msehine, 2 sett ehopping burs, &C, near
--- ----.----...... g, $50
One stony frame house, feathers aod TO
Old Malleable Iron Works, Poplar street." 600
One and n huff story frame, East Third sireet- / 400
Two story brick and 800 IT. lot, N. Market st.. Q 900
Two story frame near Square, good business
100 It. lot on Cleveland Avenue -.- - 900
Two Story Frame, North Market street, - 400
Two story hrick, West scarAwas-st-. g 900
Two story frame, Cleveland Avonue...... 4 $50
Two story frame, Fifth treet....-.-.--... 2 500
One aud half story frame, Chestnut strt et..... I 200
Two story, large frame, Eighth EtTeet.... 3 eco
One and a half story frame, Marion street ] 4OO
One and q half story frame, S. Market street. . 30
one and q half story frame, chestnut street, I sou
Variety OF Lots ia Williams Addition. o.
SIX Lott in L P. Wikidal > Addi' ion.
Thr-- L Is IN Feathers Addition
TsO dns lots, CT veiEnd AAenue, cach.--.I 800
Acre Lots, north Of The ..... l OOO
Two sUUry frame South Poplar str et.-......... 9 5 0
Two story brick, South Poplar street. ....4 90
One and u hall story frame, Liberty sJrset......I SOC
One and q half STOW frame, Liberty street .-. ? 5UU
~ stoTy IrasEe nest +u=Garaw s II. q lo-S)r 3 UOO
2 North market street---...-. y O.C
. brick, North Poplar street CASH Z D U
x " frame, South 90 do -.-.-... l 100
? do do do Cherry near depot I SSV
2 do brick North " ElluI - rceT----.--S . 900
: story frame q l acre lighly Improved CleV.
I2Ox46O ieet Cleveland AVeIue ........--.-. / coo
&c. &c &C.
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iE0R SALE-A 20-HORSE pow
II Err Engine and Boiler for sale. All
in good running order. For further par
tlculara, call on LEVI KTTTINGER.
AAI.nlen' 0hlS. SSOsHaS
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WEDNESDAY p,

Those DExocEArIc ALMANAcs are goin g
fast Price 20 cents.
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A. Bradley vs.. Henry Chapman& others.
By virtue of anIorder to sell issued from
the court of CO mmon pleas of Stark counS
ty. Ohio. and to me directed, I will offer
for sale at public cutlery at the door of the
court house (Harter's blOck) in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 9th day of February,
1r 1869, raa
the following described real estate situate
In said county, to wit: Lot number
eighty-two (S2) in Teetsrs' addition to the
own of Alliance with the a-ppurtenances
free of the right OF dover of Hannah A.
Chapman, wife of Henry Chapman.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock p. NJ
Terms cash. T-s r. A. DUNBAR,
ian27W6 .lsl 20 Sheriff.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Brinker & Chambers VS.. Levi Hill ct ux
ct al. -1
abe our of Common pleas of Stark ecun-
ty. Ohio, and to me directed. I wilt offer
for sale at pnblfc outcry at the door of the
court house Charters blscR in the city of
Canton, on So
Saturday, the 9th day of February,
m 1853,
the following described real estate situate
in said county, to wit: Town lot number
fourteen Ga in the old village of Frees
dom, nov Alliance. E-r ~ -rn
Sale to comWenc at n O'Clock p. NJ
Terms cash. = r. A.DUNBAR.
jan27w6 -H .st sra Sheriff
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OHERIFF'S SALE. In Partition.
= Joshua Woods VS. Abigail Woods Ell al.
By virtue of N order TO Sell issued from
the court of common pleas OF Stark coun-
ty, Ohio, and to me directed, 1 will offer
for sale at public outcry on the premises
in Lexington township, Stark county,
Ohio, about two miles and half north of
Alliance, on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-27

@-Omee in Canton, Ohio, on corner Of.
Fifth and Poplar streets, for the Purchas-
ing, Selling Exchanging and Leasing
Real EstBte; and is connected with agen-
cIes at Alliance, MassiIlon, Wooster,
Fort Wayne, and other cities East and
West, Lt t. dec23tf
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COunciI Proceedings.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. %,

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. %, 1869.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Lindeman, Myers, Miller, Schiling Schefer
and saxton were present-President Wyant
in the chair.
Minutes read and approved.
WALNUT K ORDINANCE.
To provide means and compensation for
damages TO result from the opening and ex-
tension of North Walnut street. was read
the third time. After considerable discuss
ion by Messrs. Schefer, Saxton and Miller,
the final passage of the ordinance was post
poned, and
On motion of Mr.. Schilling, That the
Council in a body visit the grounds through
which the proposed extension viii pass, Gin
order to be better qualified to understand
ingly vote), on Wednesday morning next at
9 O'Clock. Agreed to.
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Lots FOR SALE.

THE undersigned is ready TO sell
Il on good terms upwards OF 50 Civ Lots
on Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Marker, and
other streets IN the northern part OF the
city of Canton, beautifully located for
private residences and dwelling houses.
LOUIS HEFER,
noYztf Canton, Ohio.
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EXTRA Democrats may be procured in
the Book store, where all business pertain
ing to the printing Office is transactedB
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Address H. z. HELMBolp.

o94 DIOAuWAy5 New YORK.
None are Gennlue unless done up in steel engra-
we'd wrapper, with fac-simile OF my Chemical Ware
house, andsN ned 4. T.. AELMBOLD.
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Variety of Dwellings and Lots in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Farms in Indiana Illinois, Missouri, sc. &c.
80 acres Plain township 500 per acre ............s 500
10 snares Trumbun Coal and Aining Co. stock c 900
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NO COMPETITION,

@You will ind your friend. RICH
ARD MILLER, prepared to wait on you.
j. N. BURNS.
Canton, Nov. %, Is6s-ms
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.HERIFF's SALE.

ian27w2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-01-27

Wine2 That died out in IS
What fool would have it back And how -?
The ''cup that l1iU inebriate,
And never cheer" they sell US now.
''The conscious water saw its God
: And blushed. What of it Z Don't you feel
That water knows the Drugger's road,
And bushes now-with Cochineal?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-16
TIE NdTIONAL CliPITIL.
lFRoM THE AssoclArEr -Rrss.l

WASHINGTON, December Il.
llo0r has been nominated A,sDclatc Justice
Of tho Supreme Court, and rs.yiancc United
ncsscc.
North Carolna b0ndholilcrs n.a nrging Federal
interference In North Carolina finances, on the
ground chat the Federal Govct iG-.nt must en.
force constitutions adopted tN3QS the Recon
structiOn acts.
rRoCERDISGs or coHr :;:ss.
In the Senate Sumner present I the petition OF
The recent cOlorcd labor CONVEX. un, praying for
n division OF the public lands In ~. South among
them.
resolution was offered nutho t.aing Dclano to
offer rewards for assaults OH re. auc officers.
Resolutions for adjournment SnSom the a2d to
the 9th OF January were c0ncurr.I in.
While opposing motion to ut ;iurn to the Goth
instead OF the 5th OF January, S,,nncr said ave
have Georgia, Virginia and tho ttble connection
pressing upon US FOR cOnsidcr4,icn." Pomcroy
added, "and Cuba''-Yhen Sam. ,er replied '.thc
least said about that tho bettcr.d
resolution was introduced III the Committee
of Public Safely TO tnkc cognlzlSce OF steamboat,
railway and other disasters. +
Carpenter argued against thfleparturc or the
Spanish gunhoats, maintaining that actual war
existed. and that our proper altitude was abso-
lutte neutrality. The House iijourncd without
any action being taken.
The census was discussed up 10 the hour OF nd.
jourumcnt. y
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LLI'IsST' LAHOR SEJrS.
Wages In England and the United
Stntcs CoInnurcM.

States Compared.
The following shows the rate Of wages re-
cCivcd by workincn In the leading pursuits In
New York City:
uricklaycrs. 81 SO nnd 81 per day; carpenters,
S3 90 and 81 per day; stone mnsons. 81 so anu s.
plnsiercTs. 81 and 81 SO per day; ship painters,
90 80 Tor nine hours; varnshcrs AND pOshCrs,
SiI TO SCI per week: clothing cutters, $40 10 $ai
per week; YOd-bcaters, Sl4 10 SIG per week; gil
crs, 30 cents per hour; loni,Ilorc lumber hantI.
crs, 10 cents per hour; furniture carYcrs. SIS to
~ per week; wa'clcasc makers, sl5 To s"5 per
week; restaurant carvcrs, sib To SIS per week;
horse,shoers, S2l to saT per wecS; watcrs $50 per
The following rates of wages, converted into
legal tender currency, It Ia asserted, are paid to
mechanics in England:
puldlcrs, sla; helpers, 50 co; singlcrs. $40;
rollers, $40 80; bricklayCr', So; plasiercrS, So:
nrarnsners 81 20; painters s. 80; masons. 80;
borcrs tcommon,l 1920.
Corporation In New York;.
Cooperation Is being generally agltatcd among
the workingmen OF New York, and 1t is probable
that next spring viii withcss the opening OF sew
cral cooperative establishments.
Among the trades now moving are tic cigar.
makers, who contemplate opening large cigar
| inaEufactory; the si0rinakcrs the members of
thc Knights or ST. Crispin, who expect to start I'm
cutters. who will apply for charter for their pro-
posed cooperative tuil0ring establishment, and
VINO Will commence business soon us SlO 700
worth Of stock is disposed OF; and the journcyulcn
talors, who have thoroughly organized for this
purpose. The friends OF cooperation held a meet
| lug Inst week, ut which IL Cooperative Chamber
OF industry was organized. Tile intialory step
VIII DC TO bring In hour and coal, AMI furnish
Them TO those participating In the enterprise Mt
| cost price.
Grant nnd the CoIorcd Lnbor.rs.
negro delegation from the National Labor
Convention waited upon President Grant ON
| Saturday. The President made the following
| brief reply to q cOngrntulatory address:
am gratIfcd to receive this declaration Us
| have watched the proceedings or your cunvcn-
tion with great interest. have done all could tu
advance the best interests Of tho citizens OF our
country, without regard to color, nGd | shall
| cndcayUr To do In the future what have done in
the past. j hope that the measures you have
inargureted will result in the sccurcmcnt of your
hes Aims" Rev. Sclla Martin then spoke or the
| desire OF the Southern negroes TO sccu re land.
| The PRESIDENT said that he could only nil this
| mater by suggestion and recommendation. but
woud give the matter his attention.
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tFnoA OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT,
THE ABBEyILLr ELECTION o.sr

Il.
THE ABBEvILLH ELECTION CASE
In The Senate, to-day, w. II. Iioyt {from the
Committee on Privileges and Elections, to which
was rccsmmittcd report made by them, about
ten days ago. on the report of the county COM
mssoners for hbbcyille County OH MI election
which was heii or the .5tA day OF May, 1862 to
choose senator for said county.) submitted the
following report, under the instructions given
them by the Senate:
REPORT.
Your committee Go hot deem 1t necessary TO
senh Tor further evidence in The case ~ l,lc cy-
dencc already before your commit tee is suiilcinnt
10 enable ihcm 10 comply with the Instructions
According TO the testimony OF Mr.. l.. y. Cunln,
the poll NJ CalhOun's Mills was not opcncr, un iii
naii-pnst o'clock, a. NJ, while section seventh OF
atl net of the General Assembly, approved The
s5th day OF September, a. b. 1868, requires thai
the poll should b. "nancd at O'Clock, 4. NJ.
Secondly. II IL ,,'own by tho testimony Of tho
same gentleman ii.at lie saw tho chairman of the
Hoard OF Managcrs appoint person on that day
20 aGt as manager OF clectlons at The precinct of
Thirdly. IL is shown by the testimony of Mr.
l.. r. Gnilln that three persons registered ut the
der Section SECOND OF Article hight Of the Uonsii
beg leave 10 state that IL Is evident to them that
tho Board OF County Canvassers were of the Opin.
ion that il was the duty Of the Board of Slate
C1nyasscrs to throw ont bad or illegal votes ami
they themselves had not the power 30 to do, from
the fact that evidence TO prove illcgality intiml
dalton or fraud accompanied the statement Of tile
votes sent to the State canvaascrs.
Your committee have hccn furnished by Mr..
Gunln with twelve anldavits showing that
there were many persons who were iniiindatcd
10 such an extent that they were afaid to and did
not vote: These aGldayits are corroboruted by
the testimony OF Mr. Thomas A. Sullivan, who
stntes That lie was at tho Brndley's Mills Precinct
on the day OF said election, and that there were
between thirty and forty persons driven from the
p9n ny members Of the Democratic party anu not
allowed to vote.
MT. james $. Cothran, who. according to the
statement or the Board or County Canvasscrs, re.
celVed the highest number or votes for senator
was not served with copy Of tho protest se.tlas
iorth The grounds upon Which his election was to
DO contested but hearing that Mr. Quinn claimed
the seat anu that IL was claimed that voters were
iniltmidated at Cahoun's Mills, furnished yeur
committee with ten nIlldaylts setting forth ttat
the election was orderly and that oil had the
right to vote as they desired.
In accordance with the resolution referring the
report OF this committee back to them, your com.
1nlttec beg leave 10 state that the vote fer State
SENATOR according to the statement Of the board
OF county commissioners, was as follows:
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEws.I

CoLuMBIA, December is.
In the Senate, several sections of the bill
10 establish and maintain q system OF free
these provides for salary Of $500 per annum to
each county school commissioner.
The following bills passed their third reading:
To incorporate the Planters Mining and Manu-
featuring Company; to make an appropriation
ror the per diem Of the members; to incorporate
the Ashley Bridge Company; to amend the net to
incorporate the South Carolina Improvement anu
Trust company.
The following received their second reading
and were ordered to be engrossed: A bill 10 pro.
vide for the payment OF the interest OF The stocks
and bonds or the State in coin; to authorize the
Governor to appoint the physician OF the Charles
ton jali; to protect persons lawfully In possession
OF lands and tcnemcnts.
A bill to provide for the assessment OF personal
property in Charleston, was rcad for the first
time.
In the House, the following bills received their
second reading: To incorporate the Unity Friend
ship Society Of Charleston; 10 incorporate the
Delaney Ride Guards; q joint resolution to ap.
point fish commissioner; bill to change the To-
cation OF Barnwc Courthouse back to Barnwcll
Village; joint resolution relative to tho cx-
change OF public documents; to recharter BLY, tc's
garturnplkc road; to extend the limits OF the
City of Columbia; to grant lot for a Columbia
poatonlce.
The Senate bill In relation to the sncc OF Reg
istrar Of Mcsnc Conveyance OF Charleston. and to
nX the tenure Of office of w. G. McKinlay, WAS
read tue first time.
The bill to better protect the holders OF insu-
rance policies was passed, and its title changed to
that OF an act
Tic bill to repeal tho Township act was passed
and sent to the Senate.
The bin to amend the charter of Spartanburg
received its first reading.
Assistant United States Assessor Corwin seized
four peddlers wagons filed with spirits at New
berry, yesterday evening.
The Governor grants the petition Of Charleston
citizens to release L. G. Cox from JAIL
James Burns WIS run ever by the train at Sum-
ter on Sunday afternoon His body was horribly
mutlated. 1t Is supposed he was asleep on the
track.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-16
&g- A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN,

GD- A CARD.-A ERGYMAN,
while residing In South America as Missionary,
discovered Il safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by bancful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by o desire to
hcneft tho AFFLICTED and unfortunate, will sen"
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
In scaled envelope, to any one who needs It,
FREQ Of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
R.ation d, Bible House,
oc4 3ruoss New York CITY.
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moves tnstusmo

g'o- ERRORS OF YOUTH GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
billy, Premature Decay, and oil the effects OF
youthful indIscrction, WILL for the sake OF suffer
ing humanity, send free to all who need It, the re-
ceIpt and directions for making the simple rem-
ety by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN, No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
NOVA amos
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NorR.-In the case OF n female engaging her.
SELF TO work on the snnc terms as the men she will
Also receive wages at the rate OF seven dollars per
month, the honus to be paid her before departure
win be twenty dollars instead Of eight dollars the
taking his wife and children with him he Will re.
ceiyc further bonna before departure for each
ten years OF ago three dolnrs and from ten Years
and upward, II not old enough to 60 as q la6orer,
four dollars,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-16
THE MOBILE RACES.

MOBILE, December is.
The winter meeting ut tho Magnolia Race
conrsc commenced today. Tho 1rsi rncc Of two.
mile heats was won by Carrie Athcrton; time,
s:60A, s:6lk and 3:6ok. Coquette was second.
and Donovan was distsnoed after winning the
nrst heat. A mile race was won by Corslcan IN
1:65H I.arkln second and whlsenhunt third.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
PERSONAL AMENITIES IN THE SENATE AND
HOUSE.

Tho AbbcvilIe Election Cnsc-JudEc
Cnrpontcr-JudSc Rutlnnd-Rcccivcrs
The 6 Me1ish h"-Fsnntow1c's bridge
EducatIon and Quarnntinc--Thc G Bond-
holders BilI-The Educational Bill
Corbin thinks Vermont n Good Place
to EmfSrnte from-Another Eruption
Attempt to Exclude the Rcprcscnta-
tIvcs OF The News from the IIousc-A
Roaring Lion-Gcncrni Elections.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-16

ESs- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORRES'rS
JUNIPER TAR for Coughs. Group, Whooplng
Cough, Asthma, bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting
OF Blood and Lung Diseases Immediate relief
and positive cure, OF price refunded. IS cents
N. D.-The genuine article has yellow labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold BY @. w. AIMAR, Agent,
Corner King and vanderhorst streets.
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j 1908
:, Your committee are well satisfied from tho tes-
tlmony before them that there was no legal or
ganzation OF tho poll at Caihoul,s Mills al there
was hut one legally appointed manager OF cleo
tlon present; also, that the poll was not opened
until half-past O'Clock, and Whereas according
70 law, II should haye been opened ut o O'Clock A.
NJ, and therefore your committee respectfully
suomit that, whereas, from tho facts ciiclrcd IN
rheir investigation, the election Ut CnlhouI,s
mhls is null and void for The roasons heretofore
aIatea; ana whereas, II tho vote at such poll he
clear majority Of fortyeight; therefore your com.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-16

The Massachusetts State Labor Convention
have prepared 3 hill for presentation to the fegls
laturc cnncin1 that nfter tho 4th OF Jnly next no
male under eighteen and no female 0f whatever
age shall labor In any mnnufnct0ry moro than
ten hours every day or sixty hours week, except
when necessary TO prevent stopparc or inter
,rnptlon OF the ordinary running OF the mills or
m lchincry, under penalty OF $50.
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sPARHs KRoh THE WIRES.

largo amount OF assorted war material
landed at Port Maria, jamaica, for the Cubans,
has been seized by the British authorities.
Sherman has arrived In Now York and Will re-
main for several days.
The Spanish gunboats are ready for departure.
northeast storm is prevailing at Fortress
Monroe.
o.P. Barlow, OF Plorda, committed suicide at
Terrc Haute, ladinna.