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, 1869-12-03
General synod OF tho Reformed



rnn!nK1rMt, Dec. 2-1a the General syuod
OF the ReIurDett CHURCH, contcrIed SEATS from
Iowa wrre considered last evening and ract Of 10.
1ay without acl1nn.
ihe question Of The REORGANIZATION OF the
Chrrch, 50 far the General Syned Is coaetzne'l.
that the Special Committee on the REVISION Of the
CopEttuttnu te Instructed 10 recommend eome
acton. The resolution was lost.
Thr sree'al Conrutsee on Revision reported
or1e.nal committee which WAS 1econalructe.i and
The Committee on Nominations reported the
rotplnatton OF uelsFatcs TO the General
Assen,'y Of Inc 1Tesos'eran Church Tas
tns1 such sielesases, though cosdintly received
hitherto ~ the New School Assembly, *oald be
received IN lne same Na} ~ The tinted Assem-
Il ii the afternoon session the numerous
appeals to this body were inaeaa,te-
Is postponed. ~ parties aSree:ns
{tc organization Of German classes aud s{nods IN
!as bounds Of those g,s,'1s a:eepted 81 dEnsss, sa,
down 10 the c1asscs for arproyal.
Another amendment changing the fat!o Of rep.
rcftntation Of cls.eea IN the Ge.era s!nod frosa
orc tnister and elder for ere-t Six ministers To
one minister and elder tor every ten mln'stess
A1 The evening session, the boards Of nome
t and Foreign Ats1Iors, OF Orphan Homes. ath sun
day School ASSOCIATIONS, and delegates TO coI7e
! spDudfnc tesdies were elected.
Church, pu.eh. took his Leave OF the Synod IN
I happy speech.
Ii the Gaze Of the lowe. clauses, Ii sas decide:
lnaIs on account Q! tie irregularities IL ootl
the brandon and Whca''and meetings ntithe
tet o. delegates con4l 1e admitted to seats On IN
ECty. Adjourned
, 1869-12-03

NEKD6KdE3 CUEUCCfUE ARRESTED.
\ Wn1r2nt has been Issued for the arrest OF Con-
ductcr r1Ifer, Of The New Jerley Railroad, who
elected pnut1ck L1ue from taE. recently, whtfo
tho train was On nrtdse, 50 thai Lane fell tnEoa4
AID druWDet. Pafkez publishes a carl stating
that he did not kloT that the train NaS on bridge
, 1869-12-03
Remarks.

t1rt be o1e.ve1 that the averArt 4n1oup: of T,zk
u:2s :rerved eaeh Of &he ASe 9eci=s in forte lC9
Ter !, Ikk.e. II 2A&9t
Ctdef tame date: ....-
rhe ra;io It expenses 10 premium incaEes
fund to e t............---.-...+ .-.:l-A eeT e
Tkc TatIo Ct e1ptnses 10 totL nea1e u
foSpd ~ He- -.
The ratio Of expenses sud lohses to total tu.
come b found to tobe---.--..-....-::.- :.-.-..-3s5!M
Of shr E14s 1eo1e e ., ~ = 49, ~! va
actually .tteved in caeh. md 41.Ja y had be1 re-
esvrd % aeeocn, ef reaewal pre.a1ak tie seaiatee
fer 8s1s premiums and inherent fxou. at to11eee.
, 1869-12-03
RELIGIOUS,
Tie state Gu rtAtinn Convention at
Colum bus, Ohio.

the pletlasiaat! aeyos'onal meeting M Va. taIon9ed
aoS q cnis.xo IT,, ana re asqt
IN 10 81
regular mesng a ~ "e 1,,:tae.. Ias n11s FL taMS
lt.sei y secs tae M : M
i NJ .asss: @ " % f'3 5,ss Ssfs xhi's 5Se.e! :!
Io'na.nus =, rn.ot -.na.. ~ oa 1 oeng gea
1ers ia4ptused i, among item i gentleman Of
shs'ey Pre- %no asks ,!;s spsea AZ p;,;sts @ f. 500
tid!nRs haa l.een received foF maay months Tais
enL , Ias iopS l9% ~ oar HseS.aI ttafes
DISCUSSION :, Kevs. % GIa1iss i Dunpsr, u Ca!atn
lus; Dr. Eel!s, Of Cleveland: Erwin 1Ioa-e. Of
Gne.n1a,,' Twa1,saeI Of Aansastd; ss*srf' Of
1h sanv,tn a InS,A ,on,.a the to,xtnv .cso,u.
lions:
81 IT. :ai ls .a q . ~
est - l. sfsnsl DO = te
.s!ns.s sos.s r. IL .ee:e: u II. '
II Il: g I'd e. .n ia
ssnststt xi?sr,s.n chit:i.n, II <a:t i i'm
ss a q :1si: 10 ''e glory 'oa saa e f''
.a TINT We .1e r.a!s M Seancd ' ahas at;MS
N s e I'd .: t 5 4
IT, IT, he .na 6e
:Gs,lc eie! tte,ss Of o:he. I'd that + l, te sy q
ssd G!aS ntst ~ 'nn M ,fa u ,ha f.,
III sd bx t.sinx thrr 1Sn f,l,h IL tbe .uo1ae rss
st Il ne i;u.ttj by lee worldly aad more
listr
cn nj urasetr. TT h.nfine shs tultisad+g 70 Tho
vLirss & a4s,5s t. the }~.or tte useltns Il u ous
se. ;o t. H. e .ee IL s.s,r -.
l. thnra<h. coaaed sf,.ti N q tr Jcatle It thes
~ f.. S 's seaas IL t y Wota vre1
tnG It,t ,S "se1 s1s.; ~ II cE1.
sss Il .Gf OIL IT, Il
..t.r soa:s:+s. sS il n'si;!i: !: ioa'0~ tic
s,st1sn f b. ths . H.1e f. x0,kc,
g; .a s su5s .v t1 ~. 1T r. 1sIs,t
tsr es, 7 s "SHS IL Maf1 f.asa ss. We
ID TT tue 9e ha. nv s1 % ~ 's 3nt ef. .s,
WskEEAa fiod has 1:ia.'. business neu stewards es
In. lunntS aud put uuaGf thtls cHntru ihs chsafs. q
r;,h Il, Il, , st ai e q Il H. " ,a sS ssttli @
~ II h IT, IL .s1a' III
.t It'll Il: VI III ;saa ,1e viii Cd +,
..sf sffiT II. u JILL 3n = h.t I'D rs liza
';s: Ss:e'<; u.at the n, le ,t:. # MANI as.'ne.
q" ~ a. - sIat,;1 s,l ~ liz
.se II oth.r n t. d. ,1 In. ,rt,ins r. the aaf
a'a ,t atitlt~,n M s,s,Is.:. ,tie: Via receive,
t,om M iion % iie1sny 1s ssosss o. % Ctc.nnats, win
~, Al hIs ~ = II, ar,,lin e,r nt-tnrr and ex
ns:snc tfrrrr sxrIn.thy iii tl,t. ~ iie.ts or III
tn,S.1i,"a. 'Ae e'"l"'A' "''A '''s o''''>' -
iteisry Morehousc onsne.l The discussion. o1
Of Cnrtt'e Euu,lor III OR N,,ls:, aad tIpw ia
sht'y IL: overcome. lie carr, stty dcp,ec;4te,
lie ,.uJ.nc, Of cht:.t14ts IL epIo1 oril, aau,e
| nrr1, Tas wn,lti's fr,en,1.blu, and Inc " utti
LII, e*rtct them. Tne question WIS further tlr
, 1869-12-03
LIFE INSURANCE..
R p g ER j..
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
THE CONDITION OF THE
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
DlV1S1BLE SURPLUS SEPT 80, $160,4l475,
tic Net Profit Sixteen Months
Official Valuation
DlV1slBLE SURPLUS SEPT. 80, $160,41475.
CONTINUATION OF COMMISSIONS.
SAVING OVER 100000 A YEAR.
WHICH WILL 60 TO INCREASE TIE ANNUAL DIVIDEND


n';f!iF:':n { s2',ts;=,;-, l. ,s: !, ;.., .,,h
Is \. NJ SE eeat fatisua3 5eudt. &i.IN
II i<s;ts. E r r, F,ss:5E 1sE+:;sss :;s sesss, @
LaErnWatth L.. b0n:s. f.tWeach-
ns.s 'a si,. = i.'e ecat,aia s ,sRs T H,s S
rfde:x1 ncse 1es e:,ta, -ccr-e1 hr
ased + .sust ca feL estate. apr szisea
s:1s;;:sl s:1snm.s. 6 Ss1'eS, zssst.
g1es1t tAn~ ta-:-'f, kEa-A1si
Al rat q :!cs E:t1siI:.4A IL dac cuazse Of
r?:H.s:s. ID ti.e Gsaa: * x1sst:: u;;s. '''''"
Fiys.i. "a. IL & t;sr & c5l:s,.sa ia:S r
Fstaian. 4 ~ hand. ii mt, lad IN ii: '''"''a
esHe.e II eeHscs'cn +. vs1'vu. pt1 Mt
nit9:a fiSasasn;. b*isx $sia1er. q "a. 't'
Ess:? rsr.'s:': r,s.!. = s3.'a'ntn.. Ss;;7
ot Loi1 osasr SSnas SAles at .etrt1sAncc-. 11l.s1
';.ss; ;s,.x & rs:; Il Ks,s;:i;s3: ,;s e,
ttts. ~ e3e!a.tvs q !n;c;es: sccsat :: interest
,f,:;d ;bs: i: i;iesaine NIL ss:ta:f
i Il s,s - es ss'is G;s, H.
~ 4 1 r. ss,':s s.; i ~ -
tx"r r.tn.s:, and Eni.n Faetae N.tlfa.d H.nS..
.1 Sa .,g ssase at s::.r ~. ds:s *,
he'd # Iaalt co!s.irl.L. TAr .s1ss ani,nnt Vt
Is Fl H. n't9: TT tssa ': :e;
t. tE:~1,~f ne aod a. hut acai.. at;rEM rev.-
s. & IL Ct Ct: ,sr ,s
tht '<e1Itt' d-sd!rnve 1iss q which = sr:runto
e:a ~ .s:a @ -st < ttsasy r. ~ T. i % si:;,-
by, sr tEr q. IL a:a VIZ. A.ui l.. -s-crs:4:y
aEd ~ 'shs that sa-5 ssta 1.,s s.TSs.b:, S.. Il;
, 1869-12-03
yEAconstn Statc Christian Convene
tIou.

E3[ll01 AT=pH1LA ~ HIT T. 1l%t4A%o
M1LwACKEE- Dec. g
The Sta'c Chriattan Convention, after one noIr
sEe1t In lcyot.oca! exercises, cpcEcl Wita q Dts
c1sslon the study II the Btne in Christian fam
ticf follow ed ~ discussion on ;he dosirtna pc
satltn OF Evangelical Churches At The pEescLt
tine.
The afternoon scftton opened with praycs and
srg1uE. IT pcs si.=cusee.l ''WoMan's WORK il the
church anh "EsideEces Of personal acceptance
with Cod The astestaocc thus tut has been
rood mud the i1te1e est increasing.
A, the evening session the lest mcauE Of pro-
.pn'lpr reyisals vas the topic OF disru%slnn,
which, jIs!gtrE from the Interest manifested n
W "a H. tas, as IF f.. "'qs ,,essc, = ,he r.:
lycled were Of the most stirring
character, aDA the friends ct religion hnpc tnat
rcs1val innuercc viii 50 CT: iron tue Wisconsin
Cor. entloa Which atal awaken AID bless tho
whole State.
One marke, feature in the exercises has been
The u1an:H.Ity CT sentiment Y hica has prevailed
amopg the ministers and otner delegates
Of the different EFanEeltc.l DENOMINATIONS.
Apotner marked feature, tho laymen
teoi - se,tse ana rronlnsaL ra-t. ana NJ 6es'
Of al IL God Is with uA The convention closed
by s,pEsrE the h5nn. .'Snsll VIC gather at tht
Ityer.'' md the beLed'ctiou br the kev:J. J
M1ttf.
, 1869-12-03
Eettipts.

The :o,L rrrwzCx INCOME d,nveI fzcfa The 4f4
Pone,t. ntae.i y the A,.r.ten ffe 'he fi1 X :; =:
D1siue th+ t.tpe ieri u :heFc Wa I.<FSSt:
ir,.1r.: ~. Lid. sad Murrfaxes, !l-4t53t1 {.
Nakias tie totu Eueacs 1toc II sous.tf. e. =
, 1869-12-03
New {lrtenn. Market.

NEW VFIFNHS JVhFRfK.
N5T onL1.Sa; De- :-CoTro*-,cio.ei @ easier, At
Pno~Is1DSh-fn.k trm-r; nt.. s:H.1 Raeon-
IirHtt: Il tt6 ~ A.~-l i,r t"c nr~ h>nIs.
tincElILh- Sugar in tI-,d drnlnnd and atu: pE72c,
l.tnf4..r N.lat-ts- I1t:,r, ii aGt-
WHlsKEY-D Dul1 At Sl-laa.
Gth*s a1ttel,4 Ut<h.AEvd.
AnSGTHkY-lfGts, Ia..@a. Httflsce, i14s4. New York
esfI.t exchAnEe, rAT.
, 1869-12-03
CMslal Report sf the Atuary.


ST. Lor1. Ao. N,sembes 7.isds
t.e Hun. Hy's. KAg s4ptri~1~--s+74 S@.-rae< D. w.
ssrr.t >-Lt u Li..,u-i, NJ L-,~:s:
SIR Hastck rrcevr int,,ct,cn- .ns +sshot1tr I. IN
tina department. ua!es tAir o. Al ss: - s.se
e1.niaa;En Il shr r. X. Il III t1.eps- III: ri:*ntl:
tue. .5t .;,'d te- :! L. it" ,&--~i ii = y:
Il sSs 's - ~: 'ss =:
IT, e =: =; sendon % tss IT r.. esnt ID ssg:
;o.utv iast.'AthEt. {, nIut1d te.,rt the
i; i g: ,ts a w s tstst
sa!ss .a a. .aa % a!:;a ). s1sr, ~ f ffas;ts s. +
| a: + G r. r., f,t;p ,sd :n
critically ari IN ae:.i t.aaincd the gle! ns*s:I.
g.: ess q IL "a :sa II II
xs;s.s ID t., IT, >:i T. +: Il fsn1
s:.srr ndeee shs iina'' ot T. 'tl:ttr=' sae:Hs.:
e: e :1F+S' I ssa :;s ses 1hst e'ndt It "a ae
sus,sst .,a g., n. y ,a, E: r. ssse-.I,G @ IL,
81 % =; @ ss r.. hee;iy Il s.
4 q It
r. r.; s. t. III n< % 'S1 xr.,s, =, s r.
d ,*S F,ra - III se 81. " IT, 1,ssn. @h'ea @ wrre
tsF IAN 'e ,he ns nj
= y i:s " aeS
L. tls :: es."Ed,tE!-; t"saa EVERY IN;
E,5ta.s Asfo4t M a0ash: tit. = ,ts, s:a
j NJ s;s sn s.al;. .al 10TH, *ut ID tssry ia..4ast
Ths / u, IT sainr s,rrror t.sfitfe. fsr se,sftnt
Ir-,s = t.S r. 4 Il i, r,,' q r. "'''r. = ~:
~: 10 es d S - u; nv. ~ ' ID tic r.: u l.
.s.ser. T. r. II II. t.-neI..n nr {, s'7:
at:e''isd ar,. III ~ iii r. a.'s1a .,a-
.,nstl M ~. h.,. n,t ss lie h%ats * /; .aans ,re IL
oNlak i. ssaeta the sts':' os =, ese'ea "eess Ia
i: r Jsat :sss :: 5sae i # J:
ssF ct n; r. dt9,1oe e;a T. n'fa< M &
tur1t ilAT1fI* Olft jupt
, 1869-12-03

A.t kolif!es CT kFc35 dCtf9fs t-cI ul13tIE- Ss9A1
1t xt to he Observed hrse that the Plicte@ 1t The
A.. etst,n ab,ve e!xtt+A Cotti1cs1 Fse:sI:l as3
Limited fTrIum tit- Pllci<% Ase. r.,;~Ety ei.7AA{
Entou Itrs F.ficiea+ f1A:ulfEx At aEc H. 1f dss!o
r-ttr In ccEsf the r. sV+s tA1s irat1:c z, s".e
e. a;-aetr e1n,Y.r. tu!y rnp.Id-frd. and. ii E-
e-si ~ k~f.f- sta.-d, th- v4i.4siau sss u1str
xnh .tret t.tasd tn The Ft<'a.t na'1e # css!. n!,
incurred hy The As-uG1 Att.l oLdE aAssL1aaok
f~uets.. Il :. ii. n: IL A::"a. n. aaEa1s at = !:
few traH pcticJ~s :!r tntHstE1.t Ffan the l~t'ft
A.,.J.rcr-4t, wei T.. .T.A n'.ns:s Il Cniialta'
bit xfti"at s;siAl Rdre the to.crp-
titrst PltIer L-z-a -na:fA:rd. 10 eh-r + nr'E IL
I ys~, peF WA1 AS- DTHEE ETY.: TIT II ftHCZ- ~ III
=. hare been at,s to .ecer.al1- ~
REAAnk-lt nt p<a:s that the tEeTake Anf9nt o.
nix IT, .c 2t.i:y t. E4tcu Otstlx1 LIT. In.
sH,61S 67.
, 1869-12-03

Han Frnuct-eh 31utkrt.
SAN FnAwCrsco. De. s-fionr-Sufe.t.nc ersdts
very ETH. Wheat firm IL s1n La L~falttntefr So
, 1869-12-03

Prr fhr e.'r ri tta r-t-afz-trr t. th f:s' fzy ot
Uetols!, l.d-. the Lite A.seiA:i"u II AMe:iea h&d
irrrtd }.,L44ie* ii t.'s lsilo~ a.t at-enrt.ou:
'' ins..,,,,.,, ..-,...,......... I'll .G.9,oN
tnsss ....,,..s.............-... 3sis,voc
4s.. insu1,rs .....-.. -24As1
ln.u:ins, ,,,s....-.,...... +s:A.b
q .t,,pt 4.r F.,lst. :. IL .r7rs .-,,..... .l1A
;:s ...-....,....... lr.uu
ias ....,......-......... .anu
II >tax- P5eul,i.ul Ealics of III etn+-s-- In ~
tu,!r:..,,...,,,.,,,,,. .....,,,,,., llltJJ
MAAlEg ttaud iusa u
2e.n pctte. s..7sd t;.u,-I ,.......,.. e. ,19
U+-.es:rk :Tatn tlt nE.at+7--
r,e .n.urns. ......,..,..,.,,.,,.,,, - 1ssSil1
Tie A.<xias:on had tp fortt u tie Gla
G4y u *tf4eMbxs, ~
, 1869-12-03

AFs-rr4:- .n1- -u.s {: ali E4!':.i:!e.., - 4
It. {, .s';: u ttz.H 75'ls:', 3'e. ..::tIs II Il
4.+-t. ,rt II ,!t. ssi - .rra -,ns f,t- LIZ. IA
>iai n., A,.r:1et d, tit .4ta dar y: r, t,I
, 1869-12-03
8. MISS 1NGELoW's M0PsA, TIL
FAIRY" 8 plates. Price, Sl,25,

Whasever Jean tnreiow WRITES 10 pEstty sLsr IL he
good. and NJ II her Anr-. ftt F.i-y !uet rah.hed
ty Rnfra Rrnsh:rr II sueert+er ct fairy stnfcs.
tt!rak tcs.tkef sht thread + {, E:tr..al. They
A.t the f-..It II vivid a.foa And ve.y r.ttty
!Aaey. II 10 Eu: htet-ta:y to be es (, tErE THIN.
aid ihe:c il spfEit IN them that t!nkes envy ihr
Erady whu tAkts up the t TX tth etds capacity ot
belief aat CT uL4urrucslF enjoyment. Osc l-6 like
this worth tee u JEtrIt. btss which.
because they ~sisteu 1T ehldrru. hAed With
rurrIle insnisy.-tR G. ". in The GalA1y.
Mailed. fketp1iA. thr Yutjthrr%
, 1869-12-03

FOB SALE.


Buffalo Hams and Tongues,
lint received FROM the pla1ns 4 fresh s1yply Of
HANS and TONGUES
Caszrlfsinn Merchants. 161 SoCth WAteEAI EEEae2
, 1869-12-03

W1f, 70 haze given the South u Pacific railroad,
tnt The rebellion intefTeoed: but now toAt the
ssoa i e. ess
s sss!9 present. l. Psasien: IL Hests la:saded Is
a Jedtsy, of Ps,ssdtipsts. n easor.sd s ~n.s thu
Eetrtman from New Yoit said Of Inc feetng u
nc g SG!ta toward! the South.
tho Eosernnent buldtng = 1o1d. Mani stssei
nsse IS M nseIssssd y " roea already 6ad I'd
d 1sa saa n % I'd t Fuae.ss aa sss
s; T;h y. he e,. r,aSFs a,o on,o no
fquandered.
s As.as 9pa,ke. Ct Sex Io!s; L,Ts. ot ca
ch,stenden sa'd tic mind Of sae county
r., ~oaa sDG & setss .s sssSt enoasn aa'ta fa
ncrcartue purposes without the Rore.nnent
building 1heE. 1t was the Good Of tal~ay bonds
thrown open the country that would fnaac.A,1y
Iuin The government tloud app.suse], aud this
beard c1ud cot tut tttelf more u1tayc1atly On
the record be!ure The wurd than by endorsing
these government railroad schemes.
consisted OF Arguments and Statistics to show the
superiority Ct water transportation over rall, and
After accepting IN invitation for trip, on Taes-
DAY. hs seatner' 70 City PUN, ana return by rail,
aud M Invitation to banquet 10 he given uy the
Richmond Merchants on Saturday evening" tao
Ricnsosr. fec. s-rnerc Is Published this
morning LIST Of the State Central Committee ot
the walsr party 1oss orEaai.eA IL % L ase H. he
e.'Df raa ssaaIt. s f!aasa .Ssa'os steasaa a1a
esss ,s; da,,sa5 g sa1s Gn;ss. Tso.s ss5e
james Seeton, Ralter Il: Tailor, Chslies r.
Stone, Norman sn IN, J. y. l@soden. Tnoma1
, 1869-12-03

UU0K D0HUNN CO,
NEWEfAFEt ApvKHT1aIh0 AltH14,
oxlA1s<d naretstsess7ts THx T1tB.
C$E, oxkst l.sI, rrr<ir+ Aferr.
:l.s aotie+< all kxT4PAFkHs On MAuAz1~Il
lin my tzAJ41G4j fr its Q. 1ertlrte. At &4 ~
h4stvs' Iosesat f7Tir<s,
, 1869-12-03

New 1zAmpA hire Politics.
CONCORD, y. H., Dec. e.-The Republican State
'oGytrtlon Is appointed to be held hers, Jauu-
LsTi,
, 1869-12-03

Tenue&scc t.cEtAantuFcs
EAFuyI11x, Dec. 2-The Senate recontsdcret
the nrst on the bill reducing 6tate lax %
per cent aun laid It On the tab!e- 1t ID eEEagei
On bt 10 rt.laee the tax 20 Per ceI:, WHICH Will
viii probably pass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21
An Ordinance

To amend an Ordinaqee entitled "An
ordinance to effect a loan for Water
Works ia the city Of Canton, Ohio,
passed June 10, 1858.
Sec. I. Be it ordained by the CITY coun-
Gil of the city of Canton, Ohio, That sec
ton first of the ordinance to which this Is
an amendment, read Is follows. That for
the purpose of erecting water works for
supplying said city with water, bonds ara
to be Issued for borrowing money, not az
ceeding the sum of fifty thousand dollars,
payable to parties within or without the
State of Ohio, at q rate of interest not ex-
ceeding ten per centum per annum, payable
s-emi-anuually in amounts from one hun
bred to i've thousand dollars from one to
ten years, best adapted 70 facilitate theiI
negotiation, and that any of said bonds held
and paid to parties outside of this State,
said city guarantees the same to be free OF
taxation by or within this State, and that al
moneys borrowed shall be issued and ap-
piled exclusively 20 the erection of WateI
works as aforesaid, and to no other purpos.
or purposes whatever, the same to be signeC
by the President and Clerk of this council
and attested by the seal of the council, TO
the prompt payment of which bonds tn
good faith and credit Of said city is hereb,
pledged.
Sec. = That Iii o dinance take effec
and be in force from and after its passag
and publication.
Passed April 10, 1889
DANIEL WORLEY.
President.
Attest: JOSEPH Trout, Clerk.
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SALE. In Partition

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John Klinker vs. Samuel Bose.
Virtae of an order to sell Issued
from b court oil commOn pleas ofStark
county, Ohio, and to me directed I win
offer for sale at public ont cry at tho
door of the court house Charters block)
j n the city Of Cantons on
Saturday, the 24th7day of April, 1859,
the following described rsah estate sta.
ate in said county, to wit: Beginning
for the tract in Stark county at the orig
inal northwest corner of the half
of section Sc, township IL, range 10,
thence south $40 40" east q 39-l00ths
chains to a stone, from which g black
oak % inches in diameter bears south 70;
west 20 links distant thence south 24e
west 90 :3-100 chains to the boundary
lire between Stark and TuscaraH Bs
counties, known as the Indian boundary;
thence along said line south S04e west
% 20-100ths chains T; thence south 23o
east 50 S6SlO0ths chains to the place OF
beginning, containing 129 S~1O0ths acres
more or less. Also the tract in Tuscar
rawss, beginning at the southeast cor
ner of the apoYe described tract of and
on the boundary line of Stark aud Tus-
caravans counties thence south in'prn-
lOngation of the east line of said just de-
| scribed tract 55~100ths chains; hence
north $50 west 2 55-l00ths chains to tho
said boundary line thence along said
boundary line to the place of beginning,
containing s-IOOths of an acre more or
less, the TWO tracts of land containing
l29 16 -100ths acres, being b west half
OfR tract of land conveyed to Samuel
Bose by Michael Bose, deceased, on the
18th day of September A. D. 1851. @rt
Sale to commence at l o'clock p. Nj.
Terms-One-third cash, the balance in
two equHbannlIal payments with inter
est from day of sale cur by mort
/ gage on the premises.
mo- 5zR r. A. DUNBAR Sheriff.
i 4 D,.~OA-v=
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GEE9F Discovery 1t has long been claimed
that five knew It, there would be an herb, or q
combination OF herbs, roofs and barks that would
cure all the lls- human flesh Is heir To-. DR.. Hish.
lsr5tHith 8 few of hrs profssslonol friends. have
Kept this idea constantly In view. and iahored ear
nestlY and perseverinely for years to dnd this most
desirable treasure. Though they have not foAnd
Sn instant cur for all Complaints, they have never
theleae diEeobered > remedy which, as yet, has
never failed In caring Chile and Fever, Dyspepsia.
and ali dsessas arbtnE from any inppTity Of the
blood or disarrangemsnt OF the digestive organs.
including Liver Complaint, Coughs, Colds, Sick
Headache, Nsnra!giR, Nervousness, General Debil-
organs. =
This great discovery, IN honor OF the iBdefstigs-
BILE lRbOrs OF DR.. 4, Aishier, IE c allied AIshlerE
Id rb BitterA, and wherever iatrodGsed takestht
piace OF Qufntne ard the host OF other Remedies
used heretofors4orthe complaints mentioned aboVs
Sold by all Druggists and General Dealers.
Prepared solely byDAaS=B s. CO.
Successors to DH = LahcaAter. Penna
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MARRIAGES

the
9th inst, by Rev. T.. Herbruck, Mr.. Peter
Shoemaker and Miss Elizabeth Hoffman,
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. a Miller. at his
residence, Mr. John Wearstler aud Miss
Emaline S~hollenberger, both of this county.
PERO-LEWIS-On the SOth ult., at
Bucyrus, o., at the residence of brides par
entB, by Rev. J.. H Brown, Mr.. j. H
Piere. OF Canton, o., and Miss Joe Lewis,
of Bucyrus, Ohio. Z
HENNING On the 10th inst.
by Rev. P. Hnrbruck. Mr.. D. Franklin
Henning and Miss Mary Baker.
.LESHER-BROUsE-on the 18Th inst,
By the Rev. S. Bsechler, Samuel Lesher
and Miss Mantilla Brouse, all of Stark Co.
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NEW YoRK K

NEW YORK, April II,
COTTON-Without decided change
Sales of t,s00 bales middling uplands
at 283c.
ELOUR-Cosed dun and 5a1Oc low
er.
WHEAT-DuIan and lower for spring
and steady for winter.
RYE-Nominal.
OAFS-Dm at zee for western in
store.
CORN-DRH at 84a95c for new mix.
ed western.
minal; $50. IS for new
mess. cash and regular.
BEEF-DulI and unchanged.
BACON-NominaL
CUT MEATS-Quiet and unchang'
ed.
LARD-DuH at 1s3aIssc for good to
prime steam rendered.
EGGS-Steady at 19a20c.
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In Memoriam.

Life Is short and death certain -
Again we are most forcibly reminded
of this solemn fac by the death of u
worthy brother Peter Muth, and it is
becoming, that we, who are yet at this
side of the line which divides time
from Eternity to heed the solemn adj
monition, and strive more earnestly
to practice those virtues enioiped by
our beloved order; and actuated by
this spirit it is hereby:
ResotVed, That we entertain for his
bereaVed family Q sincere and heartfelt
sympathy and desire to manifest the
same in a practical form to the extent
of our ability.
RSSOEred, That as q testimonial Of
respect for departed brother, the
members OF thIs Lodge will wear for
the perid of thirty days, the usual
badge of mourning appropriate to the
standing which he had attained in the
order.
ResoEved That this testimonial be
entered upon the records of the Lodge
and a copy presented to the widow
of the deceased brother. 0fFtfE
H. COOK, -
IL. KEHR,
r. BAUHOFF,
Committee.
Odd Fellows, Hall, Canton o. April
18th 1869, Mannheim Lodge 4OS,
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PERSONS In need of the services of an ex
perienced Dentist should not fail TO consul
DR.. DoUDs, who has an experience of twelve
years practice in Canton. The substantial
character of his work is fully attested to by
hundreds of persons who have ayailed Ihem-
selves of his services. The varied expert
ences of so many years practice, insure to
persons entrusting the care of their teeth to
him, the cheapest because the most dura-
BILE operations. Office near Oberley's Gro
Gerry and opposite Stark County Bank. 45-tf