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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
from the ImperialIst. April III
Who II to be Emperorf
ssrHE HoUR ANn THr ~

THE HOUR AND THE MAN.
I'VE have received many letters
during the past week asking US "a.
name our candidate for imperial hon.
ors. Many earnest inquirers have
said 70 ns we would heartily sup
port the movement II we were sure
that the man chosen to rule would be
the proper man for the high and re-
sponstble lof8ce-, To such questions
We have only one answer 70 make. r
; .Mhenevera nation Is ripe Tor =
political or social revolution, Il has
never yet JAILED to produce the MAJ
competent to direct the emerRency.-
Let no one suppose that the spirit OF
dead4evelism, which we calleduality.
has 30 extensively and thoroughly
perhneated the manhood OF America
that. there Is not to be found one Amer
Sc0a tch0 can succesSftkN S0ieLd he DOte-
ers and direct the destiaies of Tie notion.
Wien The proper time has come this
man t0iH be kgolon, and 1hel the En0asi.
Ion from The Republic to the Empire Is
fully completed, the moral and intel
lectual worth of the country will uut
hesitate to support and sustain him.
1t s claimed the paper, OF which We
have seen a copy is sustained by lead
Ing radicals and is particularly aGrand
Army organ. Indeed the Grand Ar
my being a military Orderfn civillife
it IL necessarily 8 sort OF royalty ma.
chine, and, supposed to be ready fol
use in case of = Napoleonic coup G'e1a.
Wonder IL Qusen Victoria has ne
son that would suit for emperor We
might thus get Canada, and form
union highly acceptable to the old
George III British royalty. irr.-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
.SHERIFF's SALE,
Jsb 4. Stevenson Va. James Wright

JSb T. Stevenson VI. James Wright
BY virtue OF an order to sell, issued
nom the o01rt OF common pleas Of Stark
county, Ohio. ARd TO me directed. I will
O6sr fer sAleet Pnbli0 outcrya at the door
OF the sourt house CHartsE's block, in
the city II Canton, Ohio, en-
Saturday, the 5th day OF June, 1859,
the following dSsOriboa zeal estate situ-
ate In said county. TO Wit: Being . part
Of town lot Auuber6 in Wsbb's add
ton 10 b town OF Alliance, as the - me
u marked. numbered M distinguish ed
on the plat ofsaid addition, and bound ed
a. fellows. TO Wit begiAnllg at the south
west corner OF said lot number 9; thence
aorth m the east aide of North Second
street % fest; thence sast go feet to the
east line OF said lot; thence sou tn with
said ~ liAS to the porth side Of
Railroad street 90 feet: thence south with
the north line OF said Railroad street 90
feet 70 the place of beginning. containing
! 500 square feet be the same more or
! less. bat subject to all legal highways.
Sal0 "a oOmusnee at enc O'Clock p. m.
l Terms cash. r. A. DUNBAR,
mAy5W6 Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
CHERIFFss SALE.

Mary Burnequay by re. Va. Francis
SaUVagoot.
BY virtue of q vsnSi exponss is.naa
RON ~ count 81 aommon pleas OF Sal
countY, OHIO. and 10 me directed. I wiz
o1er for sale At public cutlery at the door
on the court hOUs0 lH0rtsr5s blookI IL
me city OF Canton Oeio. on
saturday, the 9th day Of June. 1864.
the following described real estate attn,
ATE IN sHio county to wit BeinT part Of
the quarter OF section nuns
per A"ToWAship number 10, raHrn nnm-
Der 8. beginning for the .ame At tbs
southwest corner OF haid SuartSr. and
running thence oaGtWardlY Win tbo
line Of said quarter 10 chains md
% links ga post thence northWardIv
n parallel With The Wast.rn ha1r5S-J
Of said quarter two chains and q ILL., -
4 DosS themes WeatWArdiy parallel Win
the nrst tne 10 chains and rs links 10 a
posi- on the west boundary Of said uusP-
tSri thence southWArdly With said line 2
ooHlns ana links to the place Of begin
ming. containihg 4oI2l 100 acrss of snd
more or less. Ais BART Of h aaonfkOaS;
quarter section nambsrN ~, toWnThin
aaAoe ~ ranao aumher5 8. tbeuianino
aLthe M org chains and n Links aontk
q ne northwest cnFner OF the south
sSlo section, and running
quarter s~euthwardy 4 chains ana s0
INKS TO q pest; thence erstWarSiV and
parallel to the north boundary of said
duaStsrA ch4in and fifty links 10 = post;
HSe llorthWardly aHd parallel 10 the
nrst tine 4 chains add sol links o. noSt.
tnence WestWardly and parallel TO the
sonth line 4 chAins and so links TO thS
place OF beginning, containing 2 2-IOO
acres more or less
SAFE 10 oommsnce at one O'Clock o. m.
crsn-- K a. DUNBAR.
"AJONo GharfR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

s. Koch & SON Va. 3. d. Richards ct ny,
By virtue OF an oEdOr to sell, issued
I from the court Of common pleas Of Starl
county Ohio, and to me directed. ! will
oner Tor sale at public outcry at the door
lOf tAe eouEt houa lHArtsr's blOokl, IN
the city OF Canton. Ohio. on
Saturday, the 9th day OF June, 1869,
EGhss following described , cal estate, stu.
IatAin hatd county, to Wit;. Being a part o
the se1thWest quarter dissection 2t, town.
ship 10, range 4, bounded Al follows be-
ginning ut 3 stone planted on the eastern
boundary OF h Aforesaid quarter, beinG
the southeast corner of Ira Emerson'l
land for part sf the aforesaid quarter;
running thence with his southern boun-
dairy WeAtWArdly II chains and so links
70 4 stone; thence south 10 chains and
= linkHt 70 = stone in the enter of the
eastern boundary OF Main street In the
town OF Williamsport; thence eastWar6Iy
ak chains and 9lfnks to 8 st0ne; thence
south 70 east 2 chains and rs links to a
post; hence north $40 east IS links to a
poSt; thene north $50 east 4 chains and
S links 10 the southwest corner OF B.. b.
RiohArds's land fer part OF the aforesaid
quarter thence with Richards lend
noFthand parallel 70 the east line of said
quarter 2 ohAins and So links to = poSt;
~saat~ardly q at right angles So links to
The east line OF said quarter; thence with
it noRthWArdly 7 chains and 3S links to
tAe place OF beginning, containing II
aeFes and IS huRdreGtha.
Sale to commence At one O'Clock D. m.
Terms caab. r. A. DUNBAR,
msySw5 Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
CHERIFF SALE.

~
Peter Owen A. Go. vs.. Ephraim Ball ct ~
ct Al.
By virtue OF an order to sell issusj
from the courtof common pleas oYStark
coanty, Ohio, and to me directed I will
n Tor sale at public out cry Al ths
door Of the court house Charters block
in the city of Canton, on
saturday, the 9th day Of June, 1859,
the following described real estate stu.
0te In nAtn county, to wit Lots ten (IO)
sleysn (lt) and twelve (12) in Daniel
EAnsnsperger's Addition TO the city q
osnboAs except III feet on the north end
thsroOf. ninsteSn (le) and twenty COZ In
said addition. Also the following de.
ScrtbSd real estate situate in said county
81 stark. to Wit : Part of Inc southeast
Quarter OF ssetien number nine [9J in
toWnship number ten Il0l OF range NUN
sSr oightsb bounded - follows: Beginning
AZ the eoGth0st corner or said RaEenG-
pSrg0rG- addition t9 Canton ; thence
norihWardly en- the east line OF said adj
ditton TO the south line Of lauds of John
Q, BOSkius; thence aAtWardly along ERid
Boekiu8' in to the lands OF JOha Hane:
thOncS SouthEa rdly On the line Of said
asne's land to lands owned by Elias
ID. Albert and David Shsrrick; thence
westwArdly slOnE said line to the place
Of 6s8iAning. containink Ave and = half
l53l acres EaSre or less-less four acres
and TIVE hundred and sfIty&ons tbouS
AASth Of an acre on the north end nf
said Y and = half acre tract, Also
part OF said last mentioned quarter sec.
bounded as follows: Beginning in the
SSntOr Of the run At the southeast corner
OF b tract last described thence south
IA west ave I5l chains and ninety sew
en- tSl links t0 = post In said run;
thence north 67io west five [6l chains
and hh5-seyOn links [67l links to q post;
thence north 25o east, seven m chains
and sixteen and One-fourth Ii631 links
to . post; thence south 74fO east, nine
~ en1lnA n t~wenty-nine Ee9l links to
the place OF beginning, containing six
acres SAd i~hlrty~eIght hundredths Of an
anrO.
Sale % commence at l o'clock ?. n.
80 r. A. DUNBAR, sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
I ONE silasA A. Hudson haa b.en .

ONE Silas A. Hudson has bsen APP
pointed Minister to Guatemala. We
know nothing OF him save the foIlew-
Ing which Is frOma Radical paper
the New York San. 10 Ayss
Hudson becamea war Democrat.
he is an ignorant, unscripalous fell
low, without 3 single quAIlncatioa foH
the ONCE. II IL his brother, Peter A.
Hudson, who was on General Grant'I
star. he Is a loose, gambling loafer,
and has for g year beena resident OF
California lie Il to b Marshal OF
the United States for that Stats.N
Comment issuperhuous. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

BY the Cincinnati Enquirer weleara
that General Stephen McGroAriy Of
that city recently removed from fhe
coilectorshfp, visited Washington IN
March last and had the personal
pledge Of General Grant that he(MeG)
should not be removed Tho very
next day Grant sent In the name OF
McGroarty's successor tothe Senate.-
Now DO itknown that McGrosEy was
aeood Uhion soldier, was badly
wounded, and his successor Is a radI
cal civilian. =,
At the same time Grant created q
disabled soldier collector In the inter
Tor Of New York In the same way
Granite word is not considered worth
much by members Of his own party.
Their curses are both loud and deep..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
oENrBAI GRANrss uuma,ona /.

GENERAL GRANTS numerous APP
pointments Of negroes 70 once over
the South Will prove injurious TO the
peace and quiet ofthatregi0n These
appointments would not be tolerated
in the North and mean in fact noth-
ing but deviltry, mischief Is the OBJ
ject. The aim Is TO give power 10 the
degraded negro and. enable him to OPP
press the white race. But 50 We 60.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

THE devil came for the old mAn,
and not finding him ct home. took
bis ONO Chicago Poa- (rspubiicaRl
The above allusion Is made b the
death ofIhe sen Of ex-President John
son, byG paper, which represents q
party claiming to have al the pIety,
morality, deceHcy and intelligence.
The propriety Of the itsa Aseds no
COMMENT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

GRANTS APPoIETAENrs-GrAnt's
triehds-neighbor Harrsell far In
stapce-aresaily disgruntled. he has
blundeFed day after day In hk ssiec-
lions, and uoV his Professsd friends
are raising the cry against him. One
OF them. the New York C0AEteF, hae
the hardihood to sPOak Of them as tta
set Of lean ercws, the like Of whom
never perched on the fence OF Uncle
sam's eoFnheid before OF eaVed their
begEarly s~atisfSetiOn from the hPen
doors Of his crib."lf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
Democratic Boonomy.

The Democracy, wnens speech max
ing season IL on hand, are heavy on
econo my. In boys pArlancefhsy 'jist
20 for it-'-Rep and Rep.
The Democracy do not ego for''
tariffs and bondhoIding. robbery. In
Democratic parlance government
should prOtect each citizen in hLsrIShs:
should not become a mere machine 70
enrich the few lords at the expense OF
the lAboring many. The DemocrHcS
list 60 for" even handed Justice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

THE organ Of the Radical ONCE.
holders, the lnperidlist, which advo-
Gates the conecntration ofalI the rights
and powers Of the people into the
hands Of the bondhoIders, and the
placing OF their Liberties into the keep.
lag Of an Emperor, regularly makes
its weekly appearance. A New York
paper states that the money to run
the hnpertdlist is furnished BY tn
brother Of . prominent member Of
Grants Cabinet r5iw ans
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
CHERIRP's SALE.

Jno. G.Asrss VS.. Yirginis Csztss sk al.
By virtue 81 an order to sell. Issuad
from ths ouu or oonmoa PlSas or stark
county, Ohio, aAd 70 me dirsotSd, I will
oher for sale 1T public ontsrV at tie aoSr
OF Abe court house tHArsr's Slookl. n
the city OF Canton. Ohio. on
Saturday, the 9th day Of June, 1853,
the following described yeAI SstSts sItu=
ate In said eoanty, to WiSg Being q paFt
OF section 4,,toWnahip Is, range q h.
ginning for b URAS ~ . sto2a on "a .
Eest line Of lAAd foFnsElY 0wnsd 81
John n. ZaissK thence 6sGlh II e6reheS
70 b center or the channel or Beer
Croek; theneN south 45e WSst nevea perch
- 70 . Btouet thence a0rht6p east 5
Perchat 20 . postSthsnco AorthzIs <SSt ga
PercheStoa PoatJ thSase porthe perehoa
and 5 links torA Htoneb thface esst, II
psrohes 10 tie plAce Of hsdnnInE, o1n-
tanning les Perehes Hor or lsEs. Also,
lot4pIHbef \ In the town o. Lima in5sald
county, tsola subject ~ the doyert6f The
widow. Yir9inta CoAtss.1 - q
Sale % oommenoo ~ Oa0 o'clock n "a.
Terms cash. r. 4. DUNBAR II 4
maySWo r.-r Er Sheriff. /,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
City Water. Works.
ENRNEFR.s oRFICE

- - OANIOH, Ohio. Apnl 8. ls6l :
Proposals are invited by the Committee
on Water Works until May 18th, 1869, for
furnishing labor and materials, and for
constructing b eVarious partaiof The Can
ton City Water WorkG The plans, pro-
fles. detail drawings and specifications for
the different structures can be seen at the
Engineers oMca The committee reserve
the right 70 reject any or al the bids If
they deem it for the interest of The city to
do SO. Proposals may be directed to the
Engineer oRthe works. rf
y : f~f'7 g LOUIS SCHEFER
l DANIEL WORLEY. o
JACOB MILLER
Committee on Water Works
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

hIoRroN McMICHAEL, OF PhiladeI.
phia, tells his "proteetiTe", friends
that "the recent vigorous efforts ofthe
advocates Of free trade to spread their
doctrines into every part ofthe cOun-
try render some Immediate action on
the part Of the friends of protection
necessary" They do, indeed By ali
means, make the vigorous Efforts
only the vigorous efforts are really
the death-bed struggles Ofa played-out
feause. r-H-srIe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

! THE Radicsf Governor Of PenpsyI-
yania Was deteeted q few days ago,
in trying TO snuggls q bill for . 81, 500
plano through the Legislature term.
Ing "coaL fpel and incidental e4-
Penses5'a The fraud was discovered
In H. Senate. send his Excellency,''
says the Eastvn Fa.1 Sentinel, twill
Pc compelled % pay Gr his piano OF
return ittostaO OWner.n How proud
EennsyaNaaIaas must b. Of their Gov.
UtAeR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

WHEN GRANT becomes Emperor,
as the Radicals hoT 9 and are working
to accomplish, he will haVeiau his re-
lations holding positions about the
Royal Palace. The poor men OF the
country will be taxed tOprovIde them
with the necessary bread ana bptier.
The Bondhotders who hayeth0ls mil-
liohs would he made Titled Nohlemen
with the bl0Odof thlsYes and scala
Rags running In their VeinsiRstesd 81
that Of Royalty. lsasgI % -i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
Interest Bill.

In the Ohio Senate on Friday after
= spirited discussion, was passed the
House bill allowing interest On spec
ial contract at a rate net e1ceedins
eight per cent, BY the following vote:
GYRAs-Masrs Bees Brook Bar
roW5C Campbell. Corey, DANGER, DoWd-
ney, Emmitt, Everett, GriswOld,
Keller, Kessler, King, Kramer Onder-
donk, Potts Stedmaa, Winner, Wood
worth and Ye0man-20.
NAYtMessrs. Carter, Evans, God.
Irey, Golden, Harmount, Hutcheson,
Jamison, Kenney, Lawrence, Linn,
May, Rex, Scribner and Simmons-l4.
This bill Is now enacted into a Law
to take effect October 1, 1859. Five
Democratic Senators -Messrs. Camp.
bell, Dowdney, EmmItt OndsrdoAk
and Winner, voted for the bin; and
one Republican Senator, hr.SImmons,
voted against II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursu-
ance of an order issued by the Probate
Judge of Stark County, Ohio, and to me
directed, 1 will offer for sale at public 9
ton, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1859,
on the premises, the following real estate,
to-wit: The west part of lot number ninety
five (95) in the city of Canton, in SAID Stark
county, being thirty-nine feet, three and
twO-third inches on East Tuscarawas
street, and one hundred and ninety-eight
feet deep to Fifth street, and ~thirty-nine
feet, three and two-third inches on said
Fifth street. CThe same being known as
the RaWie property IN said city, Subject
however to the dover heretofore assigned
to Catharine Rawie in said property, and
the homestead assigned to said Catha-
rine Rawie and her minor children, in the
same, ell of which may be seen in the pro-
ceedings in said Probate court
Said properly, (subject to said dover
and homestead) has been appraised at
IS, 600, and will be sold, one-third cash,
one-third in one year, and one-third in
two years from date of sale, with interest,
deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage. 10 n
CD. GEIGER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

The Democracy Ii making q terri
bic bother over the appointment Of
colored men TO omce.-RP and Rep.
And we know y SrsdICAI who made
some bother at the appointment OF
q one-armed ex-soldier, not colsred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

GIN. LEE made n call By appoint
ment at the White House on So tar,
day last. A number Of once sSekers
were in the PreeideAt's room when
his card was sent ina special tels-
gram informs the public. that the
President made his engagement an
e1cuse for = few moments interview.
but the foil" fellows talked loudly in
the ante-roOm about . rebel being nc.
ceived before themselves. Nc amount
OF reconstruction. repentance or hui
initiation would satisfy these chapa.
They don't want peace, only loaSos
and fishes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

EOR BLACK WORMS NDPIM-
i Piles oh h Face, use Perry's Com
done and Pimple Remedy, prepared on
" by DR.. B. q. Perry, 40 Bond ST., New
supplied BY WhoIessle MedIcine DssiaSs
marI7-smoBS6d J.. 81. & CO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
SFRAYED.


l The above named gentleMaa has ao-
cepted an invitation to deliver q lecture
atBchaefer,H Opera Housp. On Saturday
evening, May y, Is89
His subject will be solely and StristIy
literary IN its character.
Let there be = general Att0A6ARoa.-
None will 20 away disatiaaed. -
For ickets OF admission cali = H.
Book store Of Aessrs. Perkins AMI Wss-
ton No. Opera House Block; at the
FabOr's Variety store.
mAy5ws LOUIS sCHAHFRh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
CHERIFF'S SALE.

F.. a. schnsIdsr's E1'cr W.. August
.Janson. - - 81.
BY yiFtpS Of an order 10 nelI issued
from the 0oart Of common pleas OF Stark
sountys Ohio, aud to me directed, I will
Ohsr for sale 1t pablo sutcry ct the door
tAs city OF Canton, Ohio, en-
Saturday the 9th day Of June, 1859,
lhO following described real estate nitu-
ate in said county, - Vits The Soath hall
Of loa Eo. . huRdredS4ad twenty [IzOl
In thsalty ofOantoa, except eIghty-louf
. on the WRst esd Of RAid half lot,
sSld By aaLd p A. 9chnsidSr to Jacob
DsEaft.
Ter ms 0ash- $50 :
:pP9BAR, shsFfR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
Very gratefully,
ERANK NJ. CASE
To which the times add:

To which the Times adds:
Mr.. Ashley sought 20 use his public
position, and the influence which IL
gave him, for selfish ends-for pecu-
mary profit; aud he promised, in ord
er to increase that profit, to give his
partner. IN advance Of its becoming
accessible to the general public, in
formation which could only come to
him ss = public trust, for the public
good, from the official position which
he expected to hold. It so happened
that MI. Case made no speculstions
in town lots or public lands; so that
Or. Ashley is technically correct in
saying that he received no money
from this copartnership. But clearly
that was not his fault. He Intended
to profit by It; he '6ayoafned to profit
by it-that he failed was his mlsfor-
tune, not the result of his public vIr-
tue. - -ft-.
These are the style ofmen now man,
aging publIe affairs-rotten to the
core, every one. The people foot the
| bills.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
apr2Iw3#
DISOUE 8 JACKMAN,S.

4
DISQUE &
New styles of Ladies and
Misses Hats, Bonnets
and Frames, in endless
variety; Flowers, kih -
, bon, Bonnet Silks and
Grapes. FEETTE- -
iEmbrOideries and LacesI
in zealand Imitation; In
Embroidered WASTES g.
Robes; Lace, Linen and
Embroidered Handker- =
kerchiefs ; E-Chemisetts :;
Parasols, Sunshades, Fans
Z Hoop Skirts, Hair Coils, =
! and PlaitS;C orsets, tWaf-
ranted VIVA Iebone)9O cts.
and 81 90
lHOsieryl HosieryI Hosie-
{ ryl all qualities, sizes al 9
. akd prices from lOc upJ
Those in need ofHoriefy :
should not fail to exam
inc our stock.
IA full line Of Gloves for =
Ladies, Misses & Gents;
New Style Boulevard
Skirts; Gents Under-
WearsstSoeks Neckties.I
MorrisOns Shirts, all siz- n
e5sg l-la so s1r ~ III
white Goods We are
receiving a line of Jaeo.
nets, NAinsook, Lawns,
Swiss Gambric, Null, P. =
K, unsurpassed in the :
city at low prices. we
sell 70 miIlipers& Dealers
at aEslight advance on
eastern prices. 40 20 srfr
DISQUE &
rLGraff's old stand,
Matthew's Block.
BOZ Paper Collars 25c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05

Robert ReA Ppfs Before Jacob Schmsc-
40 va fsvcluik tenbsrgeE, AJustice Of
Nm Bake5 Daft the Peaca for Paris
township, Stark county, Ohio. 0nahe Sd.
day u April, A. D, 1859, said Justice Is
sued An order Of attaehmnt il The aboye
action, forths sum of S22sSSll Said &C
ton bAdjouruea to- lay Rad. 1885,. a l
O'Clock P. NJ, for final hearinE.
ms55US.# ROBERT REA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-05
I EGAL NOTICE:

AOL1A NO II
Jesse Ringer will take notice that on
the first day Of February, 1859, Samuel
Ringer filed his petition in the court of
common pleas within and for the county
Of Stark and State of Ohio, alleging that
be is seized in fee simple of one undivi.
ded ninth part of the Following described
real estate situat in said county, TO wit [:
Tbs southwest quarter of section mum.
Der z, in township number IS, of range
number z; Rnd1thAt said Jesse Ringer,
who resides in said county, is seized in
Zee simple Of the remaining eight undi'
Tvided ninth parts of said premises.
The prayer of said petition IS FOR The
partition OF said premises in ueh man;
a e that the petitioner may hold his
proportion thereof in seVeralty !, and
for such other orders and proceed
ings in b premises as may be author
;zed and dii ected by law.
SAID petition will be for hearing on
the Sist day of May 1858, or as soon there's
after as leave of court can be Obtained.
GEO. w. RAFF,
apll4w6. Atty for Petitioner:
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All the above brands are one yard
wide, and at prices ranging from 124 w
to Csc.
We have also on hand also on hand a
full line of Brown Muslins, a full yard
wide, selling from I0c up to Isc.
We sell the above brands by the piece
at Wholesale prices.
WS have q good line of caiicoes from &c
up to Is. ii.
we have q full liue OF Shoes which we
are closing out at cost, as Wedon't intend
to deal in shoes. we offer great bargains
in that department.
~ Give Us a cali-no trouble TO shoU
Goods, 4. R. MILLER.
mayStf With w. Il. DAUGHADAY,