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lTATE LICEN sES-FOR 1860

Merchants, Liquor Merchants, Hotel
Keepers, Ordinary Restaurants, Junk
Dealers, Land and Renting Agents, Auc-
tioneers, Can vassers to Buy Ship Brokers,
Stock Brokers, Private Bankers, Pawn
Brokers, Manufacturers of Malt Liquors,
Boarding Houses, Eating Houses, Bakers.
Bowling Saloons, billiard Rooms, Attor
neys, Physicians. Surgeons, Dentists, Da-
guerian Artists. Agents for Foreign In
surance Companies, Agents for Telegraph
Companies, Pedlers and all others that
require State License, to renew the
same before the 3Oth instant, or close
their places OF Business on the list of May,
1862 as the law requires, as we are de.
termined to enforce the law against all
who do not comply with the above no.
tice;
All persons dealing in Liquors must
make application to the Magistrates
Court on Monday, Goth Instant, for per-
mission to sell the same.
We can be found in the Office, at City
Jail, between a. M, and o'clock p. M,
daily. from this date to S9th instant.
w. T. BELL, G. r.
apIS.t3Oa W. B. DEGGS, Sergeant.
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100 acres on the Eastssa Branch, 2La
miles from Norfolk for sale on easy
terms.
E. C. LINDSEY & CO.,
mh13 Real Estate Agents.
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For Sale and For Rent.
g,oR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN.

DARN NEAR TIE CITY
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terms sent
We prefer this method of purchasing
goods than to buy from stocks collected
for the general trade. as it gives us bet
ter DDS and new designs which pleases
Gu. pAtrons and friends, and makes our
store what it has been for years, THE RE-
SORT OF THE GAY AND FASHION
ABLE PERSONS OF TASTE,
j. NJ. FREEMAN l. SON.,
ap2i No. 20 Main Street,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29
LoYALTY 3 IN NovA seoT1A.

-. VI
The New Glasgow IN. 8. Eastern
Chronicle, in commenting upon q
recent speech of Governor Doyle up
on Loyalty, /" speaks as follows:
ga man can faithfully serve her
Majesty, that Is, obey the laws, and
still claim the right to- discuss the
question of Annexation, and seek It's
contamination by constitutional
means 1t is all mighty fine for
Governor Doyle to talk about loyal
ty.. He takes care to- be. well paid
for his loyalty If his salary IS
Lieutenant Governor, and pay as
Major General, were suddenly to
come to nil perhaps Ais loyalty
would not flow SO exuberantly. If
he were placed in the position of the
tax paying, hard working mechanics
and farmers of Nova Scotia, for few
months, he would possibly hum an
| other tune He advises Nova ScO-
tians, who honestly believe in An
neg alton, to leave their country !!
ANY honest farmer who earns his
bread by the sweat OF his brow,
would be more missed from the
Province than Governor Doyle, who
is after all only figure head Of Sir
John Young, not the representative
of Her Majesty as some people say.
If he took his departure bo=uorrOW,
there are net half dozen people in
Nova Scotia who would heaYe a
sigh or shed a tear! -
Governor Doyle seems to be like
some men high IN authori ty else
where who pirate about loyalty"
also. Our bondholders, shoddy con-
tractors, tax gatherers, DC, are all
Doyies. If any man dares to utter
or publish the truth, %disloyal" and
s'erucify him" are the yells imme-
diately.
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sInguIar IESrtIcafErtrrsal ExpeEI-
.sl .Ea!ESs lnenaf - 4 -

We desire toinVite the attention OF
our agricultural exchanges, ana OF
Others interested, to- the following
very singular horticultural expert
ment recently successfully made here
and OF which we,w were personally q
witness. t-t--7
An intelligent young lady in this
town, well known to many of our
readers, was told that If, on the first
of August, she pluckedya all the leaves
from a lilac, it would put forth fresh
blossoms and leaves the same season.
Accordingly, on the second of Au-
gust, the first being Sunday, she did
pick from young lilac its entire fol-
lage, and the tree has not only put
forth new Ieaves-but blossoms, one of
which we gathered this very morn
lug, September 16th.-; - -. - =.
We presume the phenomenon = Is
explained on the wei known pFinci.
pal that 8 tree, so wounded as fo seri-
Ously 9hreA Ten iis existence, iInmedi-
ately develops, flower and fruit or
seed buds, and the strip ping of the IL
lac produced this effect. "a -
| Whether the tree will bloom again
next spring, and whether it will be
able to sustain the severe drain upon
It's roots remains to be seen. Oh so
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29
RICHARD ROE.

One of the Cadfz Bank HEObberS,
Buys hIs Way Out Of the Ohio
neutrality-suspicious. Reward
Offered for His Capture.
The telegraph informed the Chief
of Police of Csdiz, on last Wednes.
day evening, that Richard Roe, one
of the Robbers of the Harrison
National Bank, of Cadiz, had escap-
ed from the Ohio Penitentary.. From
the fact that is was known that Roe's
friends were wealthy, it has been
feared for some time that, by brlb-
ing, his escape would be accomplish
ed, and tho following from the
Statesman of Thursday morning,
gives the particulars Of his escape:
ESCAPE FROM THE PENITENTI-
ARY-PRoBABLE COLLISION l. OF
SHOP FoREMAN-AN -INVEsTIGA-
TIoN DEMANDED.-A considerable
amount of excitement was occasion
ed In the city last evening by the re-
| port OF q rebellion in the State Pris-
on.-First reports represented an
| organized gang of illy-diSpOsed con-
hnem6nt and prison discipline, had
managed to confer with each other,
arranged all plans, and at a given
signal had fallen upon and over.
! pow cred the guard and effected their
escape. Exaggerations were the
order of the hour, and each one who
| received reports took care to pass
them along wonderfully increased in
| dimensions. At the hour of eight in
the evening quite force of men
were observed proceeding in the
direction of the penitentiary on the
dOuble-quick, each man heavily
armed, and each determ ined to prove
effective in bringing q formidable
gang Of escaped convicts to terms. A
careful examination into the merits
of the case revealed the following
facts: A single convict, Richard
Roe, one of the Cadiz Bank robbers,
convicted ef burglary and robbery In
Harrison county in May, 1866, and
sentenced to a confinement of thur.
teen years in the penitentiary, had
effected his escape. Roe has been
working IN the shop of MessfS,
Brown, Hinman & Co., and from
these shops he succeeded IN getting
away, something after the following
manner:
1t is charged (par parenthesis) that
the foreman and the assistant fore
man OF the shops, and q draynnau
engaged IN moving the manufacture
ed work Of the shops to warehouse
out side, were each In collusion with
Roe and q convict friend, and each
lent his assistance in the escape. Al
all events, Roe got into an empty
barrell, winch was duly fitted with
false head, and this lightly cover,
ed over with metallic ferruIes.s (HC
could not have done this unassisted..
Thus barrelled up, Roe passed undsl
the supervision of the foreman anC
his assistant, went over to the care o
the draY and was by him t3oad
edn and wheeled outside the walls
where he was unheaded and per
mitted to escape. 1t IS further charg
ed that the assistance to the escape
received Handsome bonus from thI
convict's friends, counting up int
the thousands. The Warden of tht
penitentiary offers a reward of $20l
for the re-capture of Roe. Mean
while, we may expect to hear further
! particulars Of this strange affair. 2
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An Engiishman has lately patent
ed the following process for repairing
houses ont OF straw, The STRAW is
first cut up into pieces and after
soaking for a time in q saturated So
luton Of soluble glue, is dried; and
then, bymeans of q machine, pressed
into compact bundles or bricks,
which are completely incombustibIe.
The house is built up of these masses
of straw, as If really of bricks. the
successive layers being united by ee.
ment or mortar. As an excellent
n-conductOr of heat, these houses
are warm in winter, cold summer,
and always dry and can be erected
at little cost. sl tG-9
The British Museum has received
a large collection OF inscriptions and
other antiquities connected with the
celebrated temple of Diana at Ephe-
sus. Among the inscriptions are de-
crees granting, naturalization
papers to different persons for services
rendered to Ephesus, and acknowI-
edging the services of military men
and diplOmatists. Mr.. Wood, the
English archRologist, who made
these interesting discoveries, is ac-
lively cotinuing his- excavations.
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KeepithMlud.
3 Newark Adroeats. SAYS

The Newark. AdrOcdte says:
lst. That the gabble and fahriea.
tions of. the Radicals concerning the
expenses Of the last Legislature, are
intended TO divert public attention
from the frauds and villRinies of
their own party. s. G, - 1
End. Keep IL IN mind, that every
Republican Legislature elected ia
twenty years, has held an EXTRA
SESSION. 11zG 5-i.-"' ,.nizs'Hi
Srd.. Keep e IN mind, that tho per
diem. of no Ohio Legislature can be
Increased OF decreased by its own
members, and that the pay. of the
last Legislature had been increased
to five dollars per; day, by q law pass
ed by the preceding .RepubIIcaa
Legislature in the expectation, that
their own party, and not the Demo-
Gratis, would be in q majority. ' %
s 4th. Kept IN mind, that the Re.
IpabIIeans IN. the last Legislature
stroYe to increase thesaIaries aot the
Supreme Judges and other. officers :
thai they voted soIidlyl in favor. of
this increase, and that 1t was defeat
ed by the combined and determined
action of the Democratic members.
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DUBLIC SQUARE, CANTON,
iuiyTs0. L. ELY. Proprietor.
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dTAx-PAYER-''Whati Drive over
the widows and ofphans=of- the sol>
diers who died for the Republic
BoNDHoLDER-AfGYeGa curse them,
II they do not getout Of the way of my
coach" }" says the Radical Bondhoider,
"I'H driYe right over them."1 edl
2 TAX-PAYER-"Yo would List
en-, sir. If you were to be so unfortu-
nate as to cause the h00f5 OF your
horses to be driven oVefony wife or
child, I would lay yonr body. with
theirs, instanter,"
We give this incident merely as an
Illustration of the spirit which.
through the evils of Radicalisn'.
seems to be growing in all quarters,
and which, 9unIess speedily rebHEed
bY1the people GmBk Lead, Whens the
people tire of Radical wrong and op-
preston, not long henca to diretuI
consequences. -jSpfyit Of Democracy.
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NEVER BEFORE.

Never before in the history OF this
State did any candidate for Govern
or cOolly get up beforethepeople, and
while admitting that times are dull
money scarce and the exactions of
the Federal Government great. and
make plea in justifcation.of an in
significant duty on diamonds and
the like, while q fOur-fold duty Is
put on coffee aad tea and kindred
articles that the poor must use daily,
Is such q candidate the right sort
of one for poor men, mechanics and
laborers to vote for? =i-
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OUGHT no FEEL PLATTER

The wearers of diamonds, and such
things, should feel fiattered by Gov
ernor Hayes assertion, that II the
Government should put a higher du'
ty than 10 per cent, upon Plumage
in which they undertake to lord, it
over common people, they would
turn snluggLersl Such talk carries
with 1t the assertion that they are
not as honest as they who are the
main sustainers Of tine Government
through the tax they are COM
PEELED to pay on that which they can
not avoid using.
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THE qualified electors of Stark County
i Ohio are hereby notified TO meet al
the usual places Of holding elections in
their respective townships, on
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soAWARTz q HAsLETT,

B. A. FAHNEsTOCK'S SON 4 90.
Rtttsbalr0As Pa ~. ~.
SOLE PROPRIE ETORS --
Iepl5tf 10 y
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A Fact That Gov! Hayes Did
-n Not NHentIOR.


A Fact That GOE. Hayes Did
-o NOt NHentIOR. --
Hayes, in speaking of the size of
the volume of the laws for 1862; in
dmated that the extra cost of prin-
ting must necessarily be heavy
burden to Taxpayers. A few figures
will answer the Governor. The Wrii
ter of this acted as Chairman of the
COMMITTEES on Printing, in the last
House, and knows whereof he
speaks. The amount appropriated
by the Radical Legislature in 1866,
for stationery, binding and printing
reached the enormous sum of $l70,.
900. In 1857 the same Legislature
appropriated for the same purpose
$92, 900. This amount, however, did
not pay all the expenses, and so
deficiency was left which the next
Legislature had to make ND, Not
withstanding this deficiency, which
the Democratic Legislature provided
for, the entire appropriations, for
stationery. binding and printing,
in 1858, was but S65 ,000, and the
amount apPropriatedfo for the current
year, 1863, was but SCI, 500, less than
one third of the amount appr0pria-
led by the Radical Legislature. in
1856. It is true, g portion of the
Stale binding this year will be done
in the Deaf and Dumb Asylunl.L-
But the amount appropriated for
new machinery for the binder in
that Institution, which is included in
the $65, 500 mentioned, viii fully
equal the amount saved to the State
by work done there. The amounts
appropriated for statione1s, binding
and printing for the State, for the
past four years, are as folloWs:-
By the Radical Legislature in 1865
and 1857 -5 .i5 ..a $262, 900
Cy the Democratic Legislature in. -. e..
1868 and 1869 lac. 500
Amount in favor of Democratic------
Legislature 't SI21, 500
Why don't Governor Hayes give
the figures instead of indnlging in
dishonest insinuatIons 2-Port
Times. .S9E 'a'i iAr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29
J. G. WILLARD.

COUNTY SURVEYOR-OHice in
" the County Recorders office IN the
Wikidal Building, where he can be
found when in the city If not. any bu-
siness wanted can be left with Jacot
Keplinger, Esq, County Recorder, wb6
will give due notice to me.
The law authorizes the County Survey
or to take the acknowledgement of srE
instrument OF writing he will therefor,
write and acknowledge Agreement
Mortgages, Deeds, &c, &c at fair price
aud upen the shortest notice.
Canton Jan. 15 1853
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IIll5 pIoI5 U l,OutLy !. e0npoBe,T --.I IT
/ am the man called Claibotaa Stores. 90
I The Radical party Is never at rest, e
For here so little they do possess. - -
They pick our peckets-rOb our purse, ii
And leave Us always ten times woFsa. n r.
They shipped for Texas some time AGO,
It made the crew quite glad vou know,
They sung their song they pat their juba,
TheYfell asleep and Hbkein Cuba0 ssSlg
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Only So for. a perfect Sewing
Machine.

FAIRY sEWI NG MACHINE COMPANY
P.o. Boz g7sT. 81 q 81 Dearborn St. Chicago
!. H-W refer, by permis stens TO Sarnl. II. Nick
60 -..-- s-r - Sept9Rese e&eo1c. H..
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PROPOSALS.

-WIlh be received by the City
NzGlsrk until October 1st, 1853, for the
grading Of Market street, Canton, from
Fourth 20 ghth streets, and nom Eighth
street ID South bridge, acSofding- to pro-
hle and survey, which may be seen at
Myers and WalseI's grocery store.
---l7 irIs JOSEPH Trout,
septSW4, .. City Clerk.