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The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

F1aE.-On Thursday afternoon the
dwelling house Of Frank Arnold, Of the
Sank City Mills, two miles above this city,
was burned to tho ground, with . portion
Of its contents. The fire caught from the
chimney: Loss about $1,500; no insur-
ance. This is tho second time Mr.: A. has
had his house burned within two years.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

OxcH MoR1.-In answer to various COM
plaiuts about delays and non-receipt Of pa
psrs, We would state again that our whole
edition is mailed on Thursday evening OF
each week. We also believe that the diff
Guilty, Whatever it may be, 10 outside Of the
st. Cloud Post Office.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

If you want we'll made, nicely fitting,
durable boot, 60 to NJ. Becker's. He i
No. / in this line, . -, .'>.~ = d: Z /:
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-04

W1ArH11.-S9gAtly braeing I!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
SPAIN

MADRID, May 26th.-The Cortes is
now debating the clauses in the con
stitution which refer to the colonies.
Senior Castear, abiding to Cuba, said
If Spain had followed the example OF
England in her treatment of Canada,
by granting the liberties which the
colonies now claim for themselves,
the outbreak in Cuba would have
been prevented. Marshal Serrano
replied that Captain-G General DuIce
granted the required liberties when
he entered upon the government OF
Cuba, but party spirit blinded some
of the Inhabitants to the intentions of
the home government. By the DEM
onstration of physical force rebellion
had been suppressed: but the moral
disorder vas disappearing very slow
ly. When tho normal state of the
island is restored, the home govern
ment, acting in conjunction with the
deputies of Cuba, will suppress sla-
very and punish all persons engaged
in the slave trade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
SrATEsINIxTNG Fund.

The semi-annual report of the Sink
ing Fund Commissioners was receiv-
ed last Friday by Governor Hays.
1t is for the six months ending on the
18th of May.
The total receipts into the Sinking
Fund, Including the balance in the
TreasuryNovember 10, 1868, during
said six months were $l,SS5, 942 Oh.
The disbursements were 81, los, Os7 %,
leaving q balance of sinking fund in
the Treasury on the 10Th day of May,
1869. of s227, GA 99i on deposit in
New-York, S9.s04 80 ; thus making
the total amount of sinking fund on
hand s2s1,449 So. The total public
funded debt of the State OF Ohio on
the 18th of May, 1869, was SlO,O4s, 3s1
oc --E- .a H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Cork City COuncilIand the Fee
niansZEhe Irish Church 1BuA fn
RurlInwent-COml4nued New .
paper nsseuWio0 Ofahe AEabnnl1
QuestI6n1
LoNDoN, May &.-The Cork City
Council has adopted a petltion for
the pardon Of the Fenian prisoners.
The Tories throughout the country
are organizing meetings to protest
against the disestabiishment of the
Irish Church. In the House of Com
mons, this evening, the Irish Church
bill being up, MI. Gladstone said that
there was no intention of abolIshing
the system of national education in
Ireland. but that Amendments might
be introduced.
The IfHpeS, this morning. in review.
ing the Messrs. Laird's letter of de-
fence, denies any negligence on the
part Of the government in permit
ing the Alabama to sail. The writer
deplores the insuticiency of the law,
and considers the precedent most
mischieYous. The question of the
liability between States for the in
completeness of the law was a doubt
full one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

THE Imperlalist speaks out boldly
what the Radical leaders think and
intend. And we can not better pre-
sent to the people the real purposes of
the party that has the control Of the
Government than to produce the fol-
lowing article, from the last number
Of the Imperialist, upon Estate Rights
and Representation"
If the late revolution, for the civil
war was nothing less, accomplished
anything but the emancipation of the
negroes, il wiped out forever the pre-
~posterous doctrines ofState sovereign
ty, and established che United States,
once for al, as a nation, a unified and
consolidated entity in the great world
family. The States to-day have lost
their last pretensiOn to consolidation
as independent pow ers, aud are atlast,
what right and reason declares they
should be, only the several provinces
of a mighty Empire, from which they
cannot separate, and in which their
consideration shsuld depend, not as
exploded and absurd dogmas of State
rights, but upon their relative extent,
wealth, and population. b .sT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
4 CONTRAST.

The practice of decorating soldiers
graves originated in the Southern
State where he ladies adorned the
last resting places OF friends and foes
alike. In view OF this fact. and Of
the proceedings OF last sabbath. the
.foIlowIag statement, copied from the
last number of the n. Y. Observer, is
very suggestive. Comment would re
altogether out OF place.
''The graves of the Northern SOL
diers Cat Vicksburg) which were
tuickly strewn over the hillsideS
and along the rivers have been
opened, and the bodies taken TO the
cemetery just above the city on the
banks of the river. The Confederate
graves are ploughed over and obliter-
ated; while the bones Of many are
exhumed by lead hunters, and carried
into the city and sold tor f~ertilizing
purDOseS.0 --
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

. r@"
SPECIAL sessions of Radical Legis-
Iatures are TO be called to force the
XVIII Amendmentthr oug the forms
of adoption. The Radical press af-
firms that Virginia, Texas and Miss
issIppi n,tisJ be carried through ire
construction" and adoption +" that
special sessions mustb be called, for the
negroes are needed 10 carry Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio.
The Radicals are well organized.
The II. c. I. o. and the G. A. R. with
their 'military colonies" their "Pro
C~ohsuIs," + busily at work; but the
great mass OF the people arr not yet
educated up" to the Empire, oP to
an entire prostration Of tho COnstitH-
ton of 1888. @
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

THE Canadians haYesae4F a~gseFFeit
of American silver that the Customs.
Department has taken means to pre-
vent its importation unless upon pay
ment OF -prescribed tariff Loose,
change to the amount OF five dollars
viii be1uaSed freeof duty butupon.
sums e1eeeding chat at1ount9a tariff
must bepatd-R Tue persons and bag
lgaGsEsof MISUNDERSTANDING the Do
iminiOns safszhtQad he saanched, and
5mdggIedi silver essIzedb1Tnstead of
being glad 0 anything for, ehange,p
the Cauueks repgdiate Uncle Sans
mint dEpsn g9dT on dalq Ea9 +
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

A says
that Senator Sumner is exceedingly
.wroth at the conduct of the President
in overriding the appointment of the
negro Simms as Postmaster at Savan-
nah. He urged the appointment AS
a blow to expiring slavery" and he
cannot conceive why If is that a Re
publican President should interfere to
prevent It's falling in that quarter
nhe could haye his way all Office
holders in the Southern States would
5benegroes. G-Hewould, however, take
good care that none but white Rsdi-
Gals should hold office at the North
IT is not the negroes he cares for.-
What he wants Is humiliation and
disgrace for Southern whites.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

EPROCEEDLNGs OFrHES Stalk
Cd SESETTa HEM3CnAH FL
% The Stark County Democratic Cen
stral Committee met at the once OF
A. McGregof, on the 10Th uIt pur-
suant to call, and we're called to order
by the Chairman, VIM A Lynch
ESQ. s-5W sdI So Euuulce lEiroIib5
q. On motion, Saturday, the 2Gth day
of June, 1869, was hxed upon as the
day5to hold the Primary Meetings to
.foVm1a ticket to be supported at the
ensuing October electiOnsdj o. ave
saThefonowihg were the places Sc
lected Tor the Primary Meetings;
"a Paris ToWushIp-Paris, Roberts
willie, New Franklin, Minerva and
tLOutzenhcizer's School House.
!, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Bryan's
School House and Nj Union
CgLexingtea-Alliance and lima.
MariporoTNeWs BaitImores MARI
-aboFO and Mess School House. s'
~ RiEaishiHeD-LOuisyille and Har-
Fisburgheaaaihueif.-. vi Ilanurf
5-ia.g
Magnolia,
-uuPike-H Henry Martin's- z.AltraNs.
-TTCanton-CantOn. ~, ~ -1-sb 7
- Plain-Few Berlin, Henry Smiths.
Centre School House, Middle Branch
and Cooks Tavern rl.tdugr. s~
notLake-UniontONn, GreenteW n,
Cairo and Hartyille. vi.AFltT ll.
Observation-Disclosures Bridge
port and Peter BSrOn.a1iurE sHf ~
- PeFrY-Massillen aud Richville.
idBethlehem@Bethlehem ~ dslH ,
.-.SuOare CraeE-MaRarrenta Gohool
House and Culler's School Bousas II 4
asTuscarswas-BrOokfeld tBretz's
School House, East Greenville and
Stands School House. aJE .ll-
LawreHce-CaRal FultOn and Law
Kence vft-y eti el1.-. Us. ed rrs
1.-The poll-books will be opened at
4ocIoek, wednesday. June SOth; and
any returns not in before the adjourn
meat or the Committee on that day,
8 EilHnotb be resolved nore0unted5i-q
On motion, a Democratic ConYen-
NON Be held at Canton, At I O'Clock on
Wednesday, June Goth, 1859, to APP
point delegates to the state conven-
..tFen to De Hetd at Columbus, July TN,
1869. 80 20
LriThe Democracy OF each township
are also requested to elect at tine Pri-
mary Meeting, n delegate to the
Senatorial Convention, Except Can
ton and Perry wh.sS snail each have
,tWol to be held at come point and
-ttmeto be agreed on hereafter. ys
10 NVNt. A.LYNUH, Chm.
LEVI McKNSEY, Sec'y. So
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
-NOT MEAD DUCK.~

or course our neighbor Frost Of the
AIassillon lndepe Rt las sOmething
to say on the Duck busihess-ahd
when Frost talk 10 says something.
Hear him;
What can the matte be with our
brothers OF he salem Hsp1bicG1 ana
the Canton RD(Rep. and Rep.NOr
Radical RIp-El. Dem.) that they
are so vehemently pitching into Jesse
Duck, the newly appointed collector
for this district? Jesse is a big, fat
man, and can stand a eoOdly share Of
amming, but whyheis catching IT so
vigorously isthe mystery to us Ger
tainIy he Is not dead duckto be thus
Shot at Or o0Hrse-the copperhead
papers enjoy this fun hugely, and are
helping TO give Mr.. ID. Jesse to the
best of their abilities, but their efforts
don't hurt him. During the four
wears In which Mr.. Duck was sheriff
kof Columbiana county we have not
/ known that he committed any fla
] grant act of wickednesS. Certainly
he was not guilty of theft, burglary,
arson, homicide, on any of those big
crimes He has been a rather lucky
man in securing offices, and for our
part we don't envy him on that ac-
count BuG there are mySIeIlGS III
politics that all ofus cannot faith
ON yt-f ono ~ u 90 or.
We are glad TO hear that the appa-
rent differences which have manifest
I ted themselves Of late between Bro.
+ Hukenbrod and Mr. Duck are AMIGA
! hlyiadjusted.15 All that was necessary
ktO effect this wer2R few explanations
I of misunderstanding
So "Bro. RukCnbrod" has ducked-
has he?z He is not the first drake
that has dvcked-aor isit the first duck
that has draked. l..H
Frost In another place says: Our
Is,ld friend, Mr.. jesse Duck Of Salem,
che newly aPpoihted collector of the
18th district, paid MassIllon q brief
business visit on yesterday. tobias
been stated that he proposed to have
his office at Alliance, and he may
place it there, If he can sell his valu-
able property at Salem, but so far as
present indications are known he will
have his oflceat home. To accom-
mOdate those who pay revenue tax
Mr.. d. proposes to visit, once msnth,
those places where these taxes are
paid. a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May %.
COTTON-Firm; sales $500 bales at
20c; for uplands. EEII-~-
GRAIN-0atS quiet at zee for west
ern AfiOat. Corn dull and declininp
at 5Oa73c for new mixed western. via
canal; 75aS2c, via railroad.
PRONISIONS-Pork quiet at $3l.-
25a 81 81 for new mess. Lsrd quiet at
laial9Sc for good to prime steam.
EGGS-Dall at I6a20c. .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
IN

20 CLEYEAANA, May %.
GRAlN-Wheat; sales Of 3 cars No.
l red winter at 81 Sj; I car No. p do at
81 20; l car at 81 %. Con, sales s GERS
NO at &c; I car do No ? at 60. Oats,
sale ! car at 67c. L--l1 am
Declining; refined
held at 25lA26c, on spot; 26a26Ic for
July and August for round lots Of
standard white; retail lots to the trade
27a2Sc, .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
-sEAGGEE5Ss ETo R44K

The receipts ofthe United States
for the quartersending theaSIsta of
March, were $fss,iss,S54sS Is, and the
expenditures sI57, 763.3 1855 90-makIng
an excess Of expenditures over re-
oeipts Of about twenty millions. The
Government is thus spending more
than its iRcome, and thus increasing
the national debt. The prospect is,
lthisdhing win go ON q long AS the
dofninant party EetaIns the Govern.
ment. There Is no hope but In driVs
ing corrupt and reckless men from.
the seat Of power. slsalsn N.nls ID :
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
l GENTS WANTED FOR THE rH1
ghysifiau aud sargesa
soJ.O BARTLETT. N, D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
L Once on Esst TuScAraWas Street,
nearly opposite the American Hotel,
Canton, Ohio. DIR. Bartlett hopes to
merit a fair share Of the patFoHage egdhs
citizens OF Cantonana neiRhbon1a5Oun
try. he may be fo4hd7 at his olhea Ut All
hours, day andnighA, when not profess
slonaily eHgaEe0. maY6tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

@FaE PhTladelphIa Age Is of the
opinion that Grant, In making such
appointments as those of Ashley and
-SickIes, must have acted upon the
theory of the ancient king, as des-
-crfbed by Shakespeare:H
'Hsve yop 3 rQfian that viii swear, drink,
H el dance "a W7AA CAV -Ft--t LEA
Re7eIt the night; rob, murder and commit
The oldest sins, the newest kind OF ways =?
~ E&a &LlEEA H AL
England should double gid his trable guilt
England shall give him office, honor, might
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
An

is q question every American citi-
zen should ask and answer. 1t mat
ters not what his tile may be-noI
for what time he may have been cho-
sen. IT Is the fact we want-whether
the term used Is Emperor, King,
Czar or President One well estab-
lished. clearly demonstrated Jact.i is
worth mountains of gas and oceans
iofgab-GiBy the following it would
seem that in France they have a mote
scompsredt to onr beam.
beIWashingten kilograms May N.b
~ Major Moore, 5rof the San Antonio
s(Texas) EtpnGsS, had n interVieW this
HmorninY with Rresldentt Grant. The
Maiorassured fhse9R President that IL
would be folly to expect the Republl-
can party to gain a victory1in case In
election was ordered in Texas Imme-
idiately; and urged q delay! 1.-The
President stated that theresWouldabe
no election in Texas before NOvem-
Der, IN any event, and also that oGen!
Reynolds had not recommended an
early election, as had been minated!
Major Moore was Assistant Adjutant
General OF Sheridan,s First Cavalry
HOLNA1AO41 OCn1LLuAGublO GLC 04Ag III
1860, and was listened to by the Pres
gident with much interestan Tsrtu 10 /
SfI G9.s brFDittoy MAY 23.l -. EIH-
Ell BneSfdentlG Grant today stated 10
Jadge RascalSWho called upon him
lin behalf Of Governor PeaSesof Texas,
that the time for holding the electiOn
finfthat State and Mississippi would,
nOtbe decided until after the election
sinI Virginia. Inw exam 81 Laiis1 1
30 Look apourt this picture, and then,
Muuon fhis. 81 t-E sf1tlaa oaR Us
Tribune Editorial, May %.
Our telegram of theLelections in
France simply reports q heavy vote,
but today that vote Will go through
the form Of being counted-the most
process OF multiplication by whichthe
oppressors OF France render them
selves u majority. What SCALED an
election there Is worthy OF the name
merely in the sense that it Is the mOde
swhichgthe EmperOr N~apoleoni elects
ito deiude1kisa peopleQtoIthelr faces
and at the;safe time make them de-
Jude themselves 9fff un1d@ IfsfSs 20 4
Upon the elections just heldOthe
Emperor has brought to bear the en-
Ytnery of apowerfm system of RET
prpesion. TIE bayonet interest win
toH man sustain the empire. -
M The abayoleE Interest in. Erance
bmightfJearnI something from Grant
sEule in TexazdVirgIaia and Missis-
sippLa The "Emperoy," also might
take Lessons with profit in the "pro-
''eess Of manipuIatlops by which OPP
ghpressoEs renderthenseiVesu major.
7a4ty from the tsPresident50rintsI
What matters the hd5te OF q despoi
to the feet Of his despotIsm9 IA
ERadichlsprate abOar the abOminatton
Ella " ehete Ear0pe,in Of the very prad
ic which He nhict hpoH liberty
hsAmeEieAFlo s5bub lEal15b shi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

TIE last number OF the IiperialisL
the new radical organ in, New York,
.says that "the ranks Of the IT.. c. I. o.
Central Imperial Order are full, and
thatlt remains only for some one
strong minded, intelligent man to
declare himself the Government, for
them to take hold and try TO make
himsuch.n Radicalism IS manifest
ing itself gradually.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

THE Chicago Tribune says the re-
cent Radical State Convention at
Nashville, Tennessee, was disgraeeful,
and that it is high time that the
"party" in that State was newly
oficered. It saysE g s
fstsVuigaritY, profanity, blasphemy,
and threats of violence, all ending IN
a scufae and a rOW-the5e were the
characteristics of which we complain.
So far as we can see, the negroes were
the only quiet and respeetably-be-
haved men In the gathering,and they
are doubtless bysthis time ashamed
of the compsnythat they were in"
We agree with the Post that the
negroes ought to be ashamed OF the
company of men who thus set all
decency at defiance. i Trl-7r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKnT

L BUFFALO, May q.
FREDERICKSBURG since Monday
559, Ia ears The market is fiat and
lifters at a decline Of fully 5c from the
closing quotations oflast week. The
average stock is excellent; sales at 81
21a7 20. Mich COWS are 10 moderate
supply and good demand at $45 TO sos
for common to extra. 60
S~HEEP-Reeeipts liberal and de-
mandg good. The market is active at
SOFAS 30 for sheared and wooded. =,
HOGS-Receipts liberal, mostly
shipped through first hands to mark
g toE $9al0 for fat shipping, $40 25a12
o extra selected, -rgsrEutfe- 10 s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, May %.
FLOUR-Low to medium grades of
spring extras firm, with sales at $4..
95a6 25. Us E-#e
GRAIN-Wheat active and unset.
tied; sales Of No. 1 at 81 1S3; No. . at
81 121. :
CATTLE-Quiet and easy at 50 5Oa
6 so for cows and butchers steers, and
So 75a7 20 for fair to choice shipping.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

SOME body has perpetrated . huge
joke on McGregpr again. In his last
Democrat he has an Alliance darkey
laying open the head of a white man.
| nd the white man complained OF
4 oefore Mayor Buck, Mayor Buck
\ furnishing the white mar and approx
ngly letting the darkey go, &C., in
bout a quarter column article.
Mayor Buck is yet the same horned
buck that once upon a time goaded
/ HcGregor into a military bastile not
, hundred miles from Canton-but
AIr, Buck Is not the mayor of ALI
tnce-so he ''has no rights that dar-
Sey is bound toyespect" or MeGregor
ither.-A4Hiance Monitor
We'll, we know this Buck had been
Mayor of Alliance, and supposed he
vas mean enough still to be. OH
The gentleman who gave Us infor-
nation OF the infamy saw the whole
Transaction, trial farce and ALL and
was shocked at the Base they dispense
tRA Justice IN the Mayors court at
Alliance. he knew not, personally,
the Mayor, and hence our mistake in
the word Buck. It may be theyhave,
even there, for magistrate, a man
still meaner than that doe-Q descend
llnt OF a noble Buck. odg be 5w W
AS to this Buck SoadiHgEMcG regor
&c. we know nothlpg OF it nor him.
we do know there ereseyeraI mean
ogs engaged in such business and
this Buck may have beenOnesOffhese
valiant WORTHLESS who, with his com
pany OF well armed soldiers fgoaded'
a defeneelsss captive Into a military
llastiIe not a hundred miles from
Canton" This Il the most wonderful
military exploit we ever heard con-
earning this Falssaman piece of Buck
ram. - 1s -Elf szw sIsT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

THE Ohio Statesman says: The
graves Of Col. VIM. A. Latham, and
Capt. MARYLAND, both Columbus boys,
who fought bravely and well In the
war with Mexico, brought on by the
murder of American citizens on
American soil, weretotaIly neglected.
Their sleep was not disturbed by the
lf,Grand Army of the Republicp and
their flowers -r .- -.- .-
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