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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
DESEOCRATC PICNIC.

As will be noticed In another col
umn, the Democrats OF Jackson
township have taken the lead In ap-
pointing an afternoon. Democratic
meeting in somewhat q new style.
They will evidently make the meet
ing an entire success. We like It; 9
social reunion Of wives, children
every body-suppIied with food, will
put the people In good condition to
hear what the speakers have to say
upon the issues Of the day. Let the
plan be followed thfoughout the
County aad EhOao meetings viii be 4
success. Shield 07sd Ban
ner.
That Il It. Push on the ball. Let
Democrats get ttogether-invite along
their deceived Republican nelghbors 6
Show them their interasE Is the same
Is ours They do not wish to be rob-
bed and tyrannlzed over any more
than Democrats do. We are work
Ing to free them from oppression as
well as ourselves. We desire their
good as well as our own. We wish
the same code OF just laws for all.
We desire all to be equally protected
In their just rights OF person & prop
erty. Let them know this and in
vite them to our gatherings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25


MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
publishes an article on the difficulty
and separation between Lord Byron
aud his wife, over fifty years ago
t'Uncle Toms Cabin" STOWE pre-
tends abe got her information from
Lady Byron herself, now dead, years
ago and here 1t is, given to the world
for the first time. This deIectable
Jezabel has kept the matter stOOed
in her memory till Lady Byron is
dead and hence no one exists to deny
any SANDERS any old hag may propa-
gate She charges Byron with .
nameless crime, with his halt sister.
This female hyena Of course found
space In Boston Magazine for her
filthy lying article. 1t is fine sop for
Boston. ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
MIR. PendIetOn's Accepting the
q NOmIantiOn for Governor.

MIR. PendIetOn's Accepting the
Nomination for Governor.
= COLUlEBUs, ONO, Aug. 10th, 1869.
Hon. Geo. II. Pe7dLeton-
DEAR SIR:-You have been un-
animously nominated as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor OF
Ohio, to Ill the vacancy occasioned
by the declination of Gen. w. s.
RoSecrans for reasons personal to
himself and complimentary to the
Democracy. We are deputed by the
Democratic State Central Committee
to request your acceptance, well
aware as we are that no nomination
could receive so earnest and cordial
an Endorsement from the Democratic
and conservative people Of this State,
or inspire them with such confidence
Of success We well understand
that you fully accord with the prln-
ciples enunciated by the Democratic
State Convention Of Ohio assembled
on the 18th Of July, and we know
that no more able or acceptable ex-
pOnent Of these principles could be
named. Awaiting your response,
and with sincere pleasure in COM
mupicating to you the emphatic
wish of the Democracy, we remain.
Sincerely yours.
E E. BINGHAM,
II. h. DODGE,
A. S. RAMSEY,
DAVID rARBELL,
L. ". BRoCKFIELD,
Committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

AT Jacksonville, In bleeding
Kansas on the 9sth ult, the IOyAl''
burned Senator Pomeroy In sdiEy.
They had big time. .. -rL
sTHEoDoRE TrLroN's great leader
In the INDEPENDENT last week was
entitled.Our Celestial Negro. DBIoss
me. i-r-
IT has been said Major Megrue
gave old Jesse Grant q horse hi.
"A houo . horse my kingdom for horse. ,
It Is now supposed It was only q
hobby horse
THE new. riding animal, the
Negro-ciDede. Il mounted by Cover
nor Hayes, GAraeId, Shermaa 4 Co.
They call It, XIV Amendment.
Buchapan's last year cost ss mil.
lions For the year ending June 80.
1883 the Radical Grant thing at
Washington collected four hundred
and 1--we millions, six hundred and
thirty eight thOusand and sixty three
dollarsi Over six times as much!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

General Cary On the STAMP.
General CAKx LEFT Cincinnati on
Thursday, as we learn by the En-
: quirsr, TO address the Democrats and
workingmen, at the following times
and places, -t Ia g.. .-.
RiPIsy-Friday evening, Aug. 30.
iPortsmouth-MOndAy eve Aug. 3
1Fouton-Tuesday eve. Aug. e4. 7
Pomeroy "Wednesday evening,
Aug. %. 80 stli1[ .-lill .l llf /,
GallPOIis-ThurSday eve. Aug. s6.
MaFrsttA1Friday eve. Aug 81. /
The General discusses ths Issues OF
the canvass In calm and dlsPaasiODate
language, and In suchs manner ks to
bring them 20 the understanding OF
every voter. ~ ..''... @.--.t
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'SHERIFF's SALE.

NhEh1Ft1D SALEs .- ......-..
Isaac Steess W Samuel Gay, et:ux ct al.
BY virtue of an order to sell, issued
from the court Of Common Pleas Of Stark
county, Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer for sale, at public Outcry, at the
door. Of the ;;Co9rt House, (Harter's
Bloclc,) in the city Of Canton, on .t.l
SATURDAY, SEPT. as, 1869,
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 Cl7)' township and range a6or esaid,
and beginning at The northeast corner OF
the northeast quarter or section seven
teen (l7l township and range aforesaid,
thence south along the quarter section
line u chains and SO links TO post, wit.
hess tree. hickory, inches bearing,
north $50 east, distance 81 links, thence.
west and parallel with the north line OF
said quarter, IS chains and IS links to
lands of William Reed, thence north
along lands of William Reed, u chains
and Sc links to lifeline of said quarter,
thence west along the quarter. section
line 10 chaina to q post and corner OF
William Reed land thence north 1892
east along the lands Of William Reed.
80 chains and links to the center Of
Sugarcreek, witness tree, hickory, %
inches diameter, bearing south 62o, west
SI4 liukSss thence following down the
center Of said creek to the east liner0f
the south east quarter of section 8, thence
south along the east line of said quarter
to the place of beginning, containing 81
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 l22 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 0sfan-
dants, Elah Deal. George Deal and
Abraham Marshand. .,--.- -s.--. I.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock pI M.
r. A. DUNBAR.
aua2sW5. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

No Government ever survived re-
pudiation- Any Government that
refuses to pay its debt, who repudi-
ates that debt. Is Infamous among
the Governments Of the earth
Morton. n. b, .. ..,s.."--.'--- -
Does Norton lie, or Is he ignorant? {?
This government repudiated most
Of its first debt survived 1t, and never
became infamous till 1t contracted
the present one. .9g.E 3."ls a#
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THE MINERVA COMMERCIAL


Seems to think Grants Administra-
tiOn remarkable afHair-which It Is!
It must be remarkable, for Grants
Postmaster ut Minerva, Chope Grant
knows iD Is the editor, and says so.
We fear 1t Is q mutual admiration
soclety-on one side entirelyl
According to the Commercial man,
GRANT is paying Off the Public Debt
astonishinglyI 1t would be aston
ishing II he did-aught 30 gOOd-Or II
It was Radical Grant policy at all to
do so.
According to the same authority
ANDREW JOHNSON was supported
by the Democratic party" and did
not pay OF the debit We did hear
the other day that the fools were not
all deAd-we wish the knaYes were
especially those In ofice in the Unit
ed States. "a.
Then the late Ohio Legislature cost
so muchI Yes, the previous Repub-
llcan General Assembly of the State
raised the per diem from 80 to $5-
expecting to return to pocket it, but
trying to carry the Negro two years
ago they did not reach IT. No won
der they are mad and growl and
snarl.
Cannot our Postmaster editor at
Minerva, dilate on some OF Grants
high qualities-his fondness for horse
flesh and puppiCs-hiss skill In judging
whisky-his regard for the Grant
Dent fAmily-his ease In accepting
gins Of houses, &c.-how he enjoyed
himself among the fine ladies at
Long Branch and Saratoga bathing
and dancing with them, &c.
VIII the Minerva man inform US
II the whisky ring is no more S-If
Congress l1W-actualIy be able to
eoDlnse,sce reducing taxation ?''-If
honesty" Or knavery) ''is In the
asesndancy :" -i..
II "the Debt iswasting away" and
how soon?
II "Our credit Is perfect" with
greenbacks worth ~ cents on the
dollar and $50 bonds at London sell
ing at 81?
If"Peaee reigns" when the copper
heads carry Tennessee, &c?
II Negroes with the wool on, are
white men and entitled to vote?
Let our contemporary consider the
following official table and then tell
Us what Radical rule has done by
way Of 'tmelting away" the Debt:
April 1, 1865. 80, $50, 9S5, or
September j, 1865. ......- 2,757, $50, 511
November !, 1867. 2,4Ol ,6O4, 400
November l, 1868 ...-..- 2,527, l29, 4S2
July i, 1859 ............ 2,645, l9O, 29S
From this showing, it appears that
the debt was larger, by over one
hundred millions Of dollars, on the
first Of last month, than 1t was on the
first OF November, 1868. At this rate
Of increase, how insulting to the peo-
pie Is the claim OF Gov. HAYES and
other Radical leaders. that the debt
has been reduced since GRANTS adj
ministration came into power? Why
lie so shamefully and abOminRbly ?
Now let US enumerate
The Radicals are not paying of and
do not propose to pay of the huge
Public Debt. - -
They oppose the only practicable
scheme Of Payment-that advocated
by Mr.. PKNDLETON, that is, to pay
on the bonds gradually in green
backs.
GRANT Is. by-wOrd and 3 stencil
already in the nOstrIls Of his own
party. '." r.
Occasionally postmaster or some
Official sap head like he at Minerva,
may be found to damn him with
poor praise. 4 -- .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
HORSE STOLEN!
S5O REWARD.

OToLEN FROM THE SUBsCRI.
Ober, near Canton, Ohio, on the night
of the 6th inst, q dark bay mare, g years
old. She has n heavy curly name, q
small white spot on Ieit> hip, =. small
lump on left shoulder. does not carry
high. She Is q tip top animal The thief
or thieves secured the mare in the field
by having another horse which, was not
shod, and had large feet. ~
The above reward will be paid for the
recovery OF the mare and the arrest of
the thief, and SIS for the recovery OF the
mare alone. ---i.'
WIN, LOUTzENHEIsER, g.
auRls. Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

II seems Judge DENT, refused to
act upon the advice Of his brother-In-
law, President GRANT, and have
nothing TO do with the canvass In
Mississippi He has concluded to
remove to that State and run as Con-
servariVe candidate for Governor
agaiHst the Radicals The Radical
leaders do not seem to like 1t, We
hope some good may come out Of
this Nazareth. G c.T-.l 'r sl POL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25


JUDGE DENT, the Conservative can
didate Cor Govornok OF Mississippi,
has written q letter to Secretary
Boutwell,, charging him with having
assumed the power to control the
patronage In that and other Southern
States for the purpose Of securing
the defeat OF Grant for. the neS.t
Presidency, and advancing bis own
chances tor that faee. He declares
that Boutwell, intends to destroy the
confidence ofthe Southern people In
Grant and charges him with being
at the bottom OF the mOvem mt
against him In Mississippi, and
Hamilton In Texas. He says that
RoutwelPs interference In Virginia
and Tennessee secured the election of
Walker and Senter, and finally en-
qulres ofBoutwell by what authority
he epr0nounces upon his political or
thOdoEy. He asks, ''whO constituted
yOss the InhAllible hope'of Republi-
canlsnn ? Who gave you authority
to hurl the political snathemas OF the
Party?" This iss very pleasant d isht
~ 10 now stands, and we hope the
RspablicAns win give itA little Attent
ton, right away. az ~.. '..-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

THE PUBLIC CDEBT.-A telegraphic
dispatch to the New York Tribune,
under date Of August 16, says sit, is
not improbable that the next ex.
hibit of the public debt will show
a slight increase" +" and then goes on
to give some reason for it.. This is
another evidence showing how rap
idly the Administration is reducing
the public indebtedness, which we
have heard so much lately in the
bOndholders' organs. .. - .... ..-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

THE Brown County NEWS says
that since PendletOn's nomination
for Governor, James p. Kimball,
Esq, q promising young lawyer Of
Georgetown, and who has been on
the Republican Executive Commit
tee the past year, and which position
was rendered him this campaign,
has declared his intention to renounee
the Republican party and vote his
tentimentS, and for PenuIetOn,
though the heavens fall.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

A FATAL NEW YEARS DAY.-It
Is singular fact that in this city
two hundred and twelve more deaths
occurredin the first than in the sec
ond week of January, 1859. Were
these deaths OecaSiOned by an over
supply OF bad confectionery given to
children, and excess of dissipation
by men: In the fourth week the
deaths were two hundred and eighty
less than In the first, The number
Of deaths in the first week was not
again reached until the tWenty-eight
week Of the YEAR, Nct0 York Post
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

Way GRANT is prominent mem-
Der Of the Grant family and has not
yet settled dOl0n In office. He was
recently at LongsBranch. Saratoga,
New York and other places. spend
ing money, smoking, drinking, &c.
with crOnies, male and female. The
next We shall hear Of him will prob
ably be in Washington city. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

"A PTG with a human head isaston.
ishing the people Of South Carolina. -
And . plg-headed person Is trav-
ellIng over our land and astonishing
people who were simple enough to
vote for him for President last year
over one Of the ablest and best men
In the country. Pig heads and sap
heads are too common In the world,
10 say nothing Of woody heads.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
DENTALNOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
In that the License for the use Of Rub
Der in dentistry, held by DR.. Levi s.
KeaEle, Marlboro, Ohio, is hereby revo-
ksd and declared null and void. All
persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing Rubber Dental Plates of said
Levi s. Keagle, or of any parties not Ii
censed by this company, as by so doing
they render themselves equally liable to
prosecution for infringement. A reward
will be paid for information that will
lead to the conviction OF any parties Of
unlawful use OF our patents.
JOSIAH BACON,
Treas. Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co.
BOafnn Anc. 10 169. y aup25MA-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

Mr. PENDLETON's letter OF accept
ance, which will be found In our
columns to-day will commend itself
= the patriotic Of AL parties It Is
the able letter OTthe ableSt statesmen
Of his again the Republic, and we but
foreStall history when we say, will
prove the ableet Governor Ohio has
had for many, many years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

1t Is said that the expenses ofGen-
eraI GRANT, his family and his suite,
atthe fashionable watering places,
are hYe hundred dollars q day.
Who pays the binH VIII. the Ma
hon4 Bankers and bsndholderS or
Tie People mako Hp the Ratsl
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Notice OF Dissolution.

THE, UNDERSIGNED HERE.
i by give notice that they have this
day dissolved the CO partnership hereto
lore existing bstween them. under the
name of M. Ruhman Il Co. Mr.. Keefer
beinglobhged- by III health to retire from
business, has sold his interest to N. Ruh-
man, who will coatinue to carry on the
business in the Same: room heretofore
occupied by the firm. Persons having
unsettled ACCOUNTS with the firm will
call upon Mr.. Ruhnan, who has sole
authority to settle. -----
Dated at Canton, Ohio, this oath day
of August, 1869. r.. --....
NJ. RUHMAN,
aug25. NJ. KEEFER.
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TE1E NATIONAL. LABOR con-
-. 1,,I VENTEON. @

H
Met In Philadelphia last week. The
following resolutions we extract from
thsir Platform 1t Ii substantially
the Democratic Pendlston doctrine:
Received, That the legaI-sender
money should be made . legal tender
In the payment OF all debts, public
and private, and convertible at the
option Of the holder into government
bonds, bearing interest at the rate Of
three per cent per annum, with pri-
vilege 70 the holder to recOnvert the
bonds into money or the money into
J bonds, &C pleasure. ii.'
REsoLyRD, That the claim OF the
bo1d.heldeFs, that the bonds which
were bought with greenbacks, and
the principal Of which Is by law pay
able In currency. should nevertheless
be paid In gold, u unjust and extor-
REsOLxED, That the exemption
from tax, Of bonds and securities Is 4
violation Of the just principles oErev-
enue laws. e.. --
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

A RADICAL meeting at Jackson
Miss. recently broke up in . fight.
The question was whether the Rev.
James Lynch. Ccolored,) J should he
read out Of the party and burned In
engy. The .ieyes" and the ''noss''
bStA AAd Il II Ne kdJoatAmbht 2
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a MAN LOST.

nANIEL KAYLER, AN IN
A(sane man, who was residing with
the undersigned in SugRrcreek township
Stark county, arose on the night Of Aug.
1Sths 1869, and wandered away, and has
not since been found or heard OF. His
age is over so years, and when he went
away had on blue government pants,
black wool hat, black casS,net vest, bar
red cotton shirt and no coat. He will
not answer to his name Any informa>
tiOn concerning him SAINT to VIM. Bar
ber, Infirmary Director, Canton, Ohio,
will be thankfully received sszlss -75--7--
CHRISTIAN RAYLER:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

GRANT has been the PresiLen-
since the 4th OF March, a period OF say
twenty-one weeks. He has made
the Journey between Washington and
baltimore no less than twenty-five
times since the 4th OF March mostly
on tours OF pleasure. 1 By
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FIRE.

THE members of Rescue Fire and
Il and Hose Co., are requested to meet
at their hall on Monday evening, Sept,
9th, 1863, at 7 O'Clock p. m, to elect ofi-
GERS for the ensuing year. -.,. as. ~
A. LOTHAMER, Foreman.
GEO. w. LAWRENCE, Sec'y.
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auE25ws.
.SHERIFF's SALE.

SHER1FFs SALE, 5. .a
Isaac D. Baker rs. Frederick h. KrinS.
.RY VIRTUE OF AN. ORDER
Dto sell, issued from the court OF Com
mon Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to
me directed. win ofsr for sale at pubs
lie outcrys on the premises, adjoining
the village or Robartsville, in said coun-
ty, on E.. -f. s-.
SATURDAY, AUGUST q, 1863,
the following described property, to wit:
the interest OF Frederick 81, Kring, in
and to the saw mill owned by KrinR 4
VandeZrift, situate at the west end Of said
Robartsvilles on lands owned by George,
Adolph and Valentine Mong. Said In
terest being one undivided one half of
said mill, with the sppurteDances.
Terms cash.
R. A. DUNBAR,
augl1w2- Sheriff OF Stark Co. Ohio.
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BRIDGE NOTTCE.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL
y be received at the AUDITORS of6cs
until O'Clock p. M, on Monday, Sept.
9Th: 1869, for furnishing the necessary
materials and building suitable masonry
and iron'supsrstructure OF q bridge near
the centre OF section number two ia Os-
Tp., span 80 feet, track 13 feet
in the clear. Also for. the tearing down
and rebuilding one abutment Of q bridge
at Browning's mill, in Canton TIP. Few
new stone wiz be required. -,sy 90 -1
. Il. O. ELLISON
auslsws. Auditor.
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FIRE.

THE members of the Stark Fire
Il and Hose Co., are requested 70 meet
at their hall on Monday evening" Sept.
9Th, 1859, at O'Clock p. M, TO elect OIL
GERS for the ensuing year.
-e-'i-- FL. LINDEM4N, Foreman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

TIE rights Of the Iaborer. his pay.
his time, his food, his comforts, were
never more faVorable than now
John SheTDs0'1, az CGatoH. NJ
The old devil never told . meaner
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A. MORRISON, Editor.
FACEs ron Tm CAS1PAIGN.


The pubic debt was two hundred
anr s1VeptyCHA6 million dollars
more ID lhs 4ss of5Hiy 1ss9, than it
gna On the. lst Of April, 1885, when
the war subs tIally closed .,
- The disabled soldier; Is taxed upon
his humble eottAse, &here hls whole
property exists. e the, rate OF two
per cent. The lordly bOndhOIder,
who resides in . palace, II he has q
millloa dollars In bonds, has them
exempted nom taxes.
1he pespls pay thirty million dol
lars q year to the National Banks for
Issuing currency, when the Govern
ment could give Us the same amount
OF Rreenbaclrs for nothing. 81
The Interest on the Public Debt Is
not being reduced. 1t Is known at
the beginning ofeach month by de-
Quoting from the gross indebtedness
OF the government all the moneys in
the TEeasuryattha date, gold, green
backs &c. Remember these funds
have not been applied to the pay
ment Of the Debt and hence the Debt
Is not reduced really. The interest
remains the same and this demon
strates the fact and shows the deceP-
ton practiced by Boutwell, 4 Co.
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A AdministFatOr1s Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
In that. the undersigned have been du-
ly appointed and qualified as the admin
istrators for the estate Of Catharine
Horshbsrgsr, late OF Stark county, Ohio,
deceased. - s--.-LE
JEREMIAH HERSHBERGER.
JACOB WALKER,
aue25W3N -N
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zItttt AdrsEtistn1eeata..
FIRE..

FHE members of Washington Fire
Z and Hose Company No. are notified
to. meet at the their hall on Monday Eve,
Sept: 9th, 1869, At 2 o'clock, 10 elect ON.
GERS for the ensuing year. q. -..-G.f- d..
- 9. OBERLY,. Foreman.
]. HEINeARTNER, Sec'y. ....t. .,