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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13
THR ELECTION IN STARK
COUNTY.

The election In this county on
Tuesday was well contested and
pretty full vote was out. The result
is not what we had hoped, though
not very surprising, when we consid'
er the elements at work and the
stakes involved.
The apparent lull and disgust
among the rank and file of the radi'
cal party was not tn be concealed,
and the leaders In their alarm be
came desperate. Accordingly every
appliances was resorted to, every in
etrumentality used to whip and
thrash In their deceived and DISCUS
ted followers. Everything was set
70 work to control votes and the re.
allt shows with what enect, We
need not particularize, nor do we
care to do 30. Sufice It to say that
m election In Stark, In which every
voter could freely express his honest
sentiments would show q decided
Democratic majority. The election
on Tuesday mas demonstrated this
10 Us.
! We ~ % our triendu. be not dis.
oourSged. The result to our oppo.
nents Is not . full victory. The elSc-
ton Of Sheriff Dunbar Is quite salts
factory 20 al Democrats, though we
confess ft-wAs brought about by his
great personal popularity among the
non ONCE seeking Republicans
Many moro would have voted for
Mr.. Dunbar and indeed the whole
Democratic ticket had they hot been
whipped In by. partisan howls and
elamOr and other more potent ap-
pliances. Those who did vote for
Sheriff Dunbar were too independent
to be coeTced. They dared to vote
nom the heart and scorned to be the
trucking obseqaious slaves Of spar
ty." We rejoice there are men who
dare to do right and who own no
n1aster--no tyrAnt OF the sOul-no
matter whether thsy labor for hire.
In the shop or elsewhere.
The Radical leaders see with alarm
that the men they have been deceiv
ing are becoming dissatisfied with
the Negro business and the nndenIa'
bic venAlity and corruption In their
own party. Even lkey cannot see
With full sAtiHfAction the proprieTy Of
paying gold to bOndholders and ex
emptinR them from taxation Who
can see justice IRh?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13
EnErORIAL nREVETIEs.

E0ELO2lAL RREVAHLES.
Was GrHnt InIhe Interest fIhe gold
gAmblersF
Amos Kendall is in q dying eondi-
ton.
Great rains In the east and floods
and damage on the Delaware river
SchuylkIll &c. Railway tracks and
bridges are much damaged.
The Mohawk river in n. Y. was
very high on the 4th Overlooking It's
banks and doing great damage.
The American volunteers are being
horribly treated in Cuba BY foes and
friends, numbering &C.
The Indianapolis Council appropri-
ated one thousand dollars Eor, the suf-
1srers BY thR recent explosion r
On the 9Th inst the Tennessee Leg
ielAtuIes met and organized
The. bank Of Nor&alk, Conn. was
entered by burglars on the night OF
the 1st and the vault and safe blown
open and else. 900 taksnS
The Spanish Cortes met on the Srd.
They have great trouble In finding a
Klng-Are very particular.
Gold closed on Tuesday at Isl.
It Is said In getting Grant, the Re-
publicans caught . toad instead Of q
fish.
The Steamer Hornet, for Cuba. put
into Cape Fear, N. Q. and the U. s..
authorities detained her.
Lopez has again been defeated in
Paraguay by the Allies.
A. T. Stewart denounces the Grant
gold gambling in New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13
DEATH OF FRANKLIN

Ex-President FRANKLIN PIERCE
died at his residence in New Hamp
shire, Friday, after a painful and
protracted illness. He was in the
sixty-fiith year of his age. During
his lifetime Mr. PIERCE went thro'
all the gradatious of political promo
tiOn, from the State Legislature to
the Presidency, and in whatever
Office be was called to fill he was al
ways true to his principles and true
to his friends. He commenced his
career as the ardent champion oi
General JACKSON, and, though but
twenty-five years Of age at the time,
did much service for the Democratic
cause in the Eastern States during
the period of JACKsoN's candidacy
and Administration. He was but
twenty-nine years of age when he
was first elected to Congress, and
four years later he was Chosen Sena'
tor from New Hampshire. At that
time such men as CLAY, WEBSTER,
CALHOUN, BENTON and SILAs
WRIGHT were in the Senate, and
Mr.. PIERCE was the youngest MEM
Der OF the body. He resigned his
SenatOrship in 1912, and resumed the
practice of law. In 1s47 he enlisted
as u volunteer in one Of the New
Hampshire regiments, raised for the
Mexican war, but was soon after pro-
NOTED to the rank of Brigadier Gen
eral, in which capacity he served
with great distinction to the close of
the war. In 1852 he was nominated
for the Presidency by the Democrat
ic Convention at Baltimore. HIS
nomination was entirely unexpected
to himself and his friends. His name
was not put forward until the thirty
sixth ballot, when the Virginia del
egation cast their votes for him and
on the forty y.ninth hallot he received
the nomination by 2s2 votes against
IL for all others. His principal COM
petitors were BUCHANAN, CAss,
MARCY and DOUGLAS. At the eIec.
ton in November he received the
votes of ali the States, except Massa-
chusetts, Vermont, Kentucky and
Tennessee, whose suffrageS were Civ
en- for the Whig candidate, General
WINFIELD SCOTT.
1t has been SAID, and we think
with truth, that the Cabinet of Mr..
PIERCE was the ablest that any
President has called around him
since the days of WASHINGTON and
JEFFERSON. W. l.. MARCY was
Secretary of State; JAMES GUTHRIE,
(recently deceased, Secretary OF the
Treasury; JEFFERSON DAVIS, Sec
retary of War; JAMES G. DOBBIN,
Secretary Of the Navy; ROBERT
MCCLELLAND, Secretary Of the Inte-
rior; CALEB CUSHING, Attorney
General and JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster-General. With such a
Cabinet, 1t is not surprising that his
Administration should have been
marked, as 1t was, with singular
ability. Important questions came
up, and were settled with a wiser
craftsmanship than has characterized
any subsequent Administration.
Mr.. PIERCE was a man of strict
integrity, an able lawyer and an
excellent scholar. He was the in
innate friend of Nathaniel Raw-
thorne, who wrote his biography in
1929 work which has not since
been equaled in the multitudiOus
mass OF campaign literature, and
which may, even DOW. be read with
profit by those who feel an interest
in the private lives of American
Statesmen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

HIS DeaGh-ArranEements for
the FuneraI-MeetinE Of the
Bar.
CONCORD, n. H, October Sex
President Pierce died at 5. 40 A, NJ.
to- day. His disease was chronic in
flammation Ofthe stomach, attended
with dropsical effusion Of the abdo-
men.
The funeral has been fixed to take
place on Monday noon, at st. Paui's
Episcopal Church, Grew. DIR. Ames,)
Of which he was a member. Should
the attendance be very large it will be
heldin the eState-hOuse yard adjoining
The bar OF Merrimnc County held
a meeting this morning at the Court
house A committee was appointed
20 make arrangements pertinent to
the occasion. The Committee consis-
ted Uf ex- Chief Justice Perley, ex-
Judge Ira Eastman, and Hon. NJ. w.
TaPPan.
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RREVTTTEs ALL AROUND.

The election In Canton on Tues
day passed OF quietly and without
disturbance. Both parties were
pretty active.
The vote OF Canton city was as fol.
lows: Ist ward, 5l1; End ward, 4S0 )
srd ward, 2s1; 4th ward, 4o7. Total
1879,
Butter now retails at 80 cents
pound. Wheat at one dollara bush
Ell in currency.
Messrs. stevens and Woolson, of
Newark, have established circula-
ting library In that town.
''John King'' was arrested at
Wooster few days ago for burglary
and larceny. He said he lived at
Mt Vernon.
The Democratic meeting In the
Opera House on Monday night was
largely attended. 1t was ably and
eloQuentIy addressed by Messrs. J.
A ComerfOrd and w A Lynch
The Canton Democratic band made
the good music.
The Democratic band went to
AO4AoNAAAO Il Allog AuO
gave some good music for Mr.. Com.
eEford's large meeting: The Louis
Vile band also played several airs.
Esonire VIoland was Chairman of
the meeting.
Many Of our Democratic friends
In the Sd Ward went back on Treas
urer Steel How comes this? Did
some nice man lie to them and fool
them? The roarbaeks took. Mr..
Lynch too got bat 8 majority in this
his own ward.
The number Of votes taken at the
township poll OF Canton was $50;
making the total vote in the town.
ship, including the city, 2Oo9.
A public meeting was held In
Ashland = few days ago and 3 vigi
lance COMMITTEES appointed. The
town has been infested with thieves
and incandiaries and they are to be
attended to.
C..Aultman, EsQr. has again be-
come resident Of CantOn-having
taken the house OF MI. Thomas KIM
ball till his own residence Is ready
for occupancy.
MesSrS. Peter Lothamer and JOS
eph Henry, Of Canton, Sd ward, and
Mr.. Pearson, Of Pike township, re-
turned from their visit to Europe
last week, all In good health. They
left about the hrst Of July. We un-
derstand they enjoyed the visit to
Fstherland which they left long
years ago. Several of the friends
came with them to make America
their future home
The Urichsvilie Driving Park As
sOcIation hold their hrst Annual
Horse Fatr, on October 19, ~, and
p, 1859. We acknowledge "cOm-
Plimentary."
Wayne county gives 459 democrat
ic.
Carroll county 420 radical.
Portage county, ], I,025 radical.
Summit county, 1850 radical.
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Legal Notice.

Jacob Harbater, PPn. State of Ohio.
Nicholas SharCiet etal, ofCommon
Derta. Pleas.
Petition on Note and Mortgage.
"ILLIAM B. NEWELL, sup
w posed to reside in the county Of
Allegheny, State OF PennsylVania. will
take notice that on the 2lst day OF July, A.
D. 1859, the above named plAintf6, ia
cob Harbster, fled his petition In said
court OF Common Pleas. against Aaid
Shardsf, Newell and others, praying for
the foreclosure Of = certain @mortgagO
made by said Nicholas ShArdst to one
Samuel Marvin, upon lots thirty~aix,
thirty seven and thirty eight, and the
North halt Of lot thirt Y-ninO In the town
Of StIHusburgh. in said Stark county,
and which said mortgage said plaintiff
now owns and holds. ara .s-
Said petition sets forth that the plain
TN il Informed that said William B.
Newell claims soRe title In and to said
property. and Pr-ys that said Newell
may answer setting up any claim he
may have upon said property, and In
default OF such answer, he may be held
to have no title therein, - 49,
That said Newell Will be required to
answer. said petition on or before the
3oth OF October, A. D. 1869.
ir SCHAEFER q LYNCH,
sept15w6. Atty'S for Plaintiff.
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Canton.
Majority for Hayes...-....2S
AtIempt at Robbery on N Steam.
boat a Desperate Adventure
In the BARK.


boat "A Desperate Adventure
In the Dark
Mr.. N. A. Bour, of New York.
doing business in. the West, had a
rAtheF.thriIIiHga adventure yesterday
morning, at about O'Clock, on the
steamer Ben. franklin, On the way
up to this city from Louisville.
At the ,hnur mentioned, while
quietly sleeping in q berth Of his
state-room, he aWOke suddenly and
Instantly became conscious that he
id not occupy alone the partially
dnrkened space of his little room.
He could hear partially suppressed
breathing; he experienced u choking
sensation, and, ri in an instant OF
awakening, he detPcted the OdOr OF
c IlOrOfOrm. He did not start or
ShudCier, in the terror of the moment, =,
until his eyes took in the outline of a
form hanging over him, and he felt
that hand Was holding something
to his mouth and nose. Then he
started up quickly, reached under
his pillow for his pistol, and with his
left hand cAughtta Muscular arm, that
instantly clutched greedily at his
throat. simultaneously with these
movements he saw the flash of steel
in the air over his head. That was
sufficient. He didn't want to feel the
cut or thrust of II bowie, so he sank
back on his pillow, like a corpse, and
made no stir or sound until he saw
the robber burst through the door
out to the guards, and then he rails
ed war whOOp The Watchman and
lights were at hand Immediately,
and search WAS ma p for the intruder.
This search was unsuccessful, how
ever, as he had slowed himselfaway,
probably in his Owu stateroOm. Up
on examining his shirt, MIR. Bour
found slit in the front, where the
thief had commenced to cut away a
diamond cross pin. On the floor was
small sponge, that had evidently
been saturated with -chlOrofOrLn,
Mr.. BouT considers himself fortunate
in having escaped, not only the rob-
berry, but the knife.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

900 Democratic majority; Beaver: 800
RepublIcan majority; FaS ette: TOO
Demo cratic majority; Bedford: 4Oe
Democratic majority; Washington:
$50 Democratic majOrity; Lawrence:
l,soO Republican majority; Democra-
Tie. gam of 500.
While the Democrats increase their
vote in Western Pennsylvania, in
the Eastern part of the State they
have met with losses, rendering the
result very close.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13
rRE LEGnsIATURR

The gain Of Ave members Of the
House and two Senators In HamII-
ton County, EOneinnattO insures the
next Legislature to the Democracy.
This Is glorious. It wac really the
important and vital point, and settles,
probably the Suffrage Amendment.
The Legislature Is the real power In
Ohio, and OF far greater importance
than The governor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13
TIE GOYERNOR.

At 3 O'Clock Wednesday, morning
JIG. Thompson telegraPhed Mr.. Pen
dleton from Columbus, as follows:
GEORGE II. PENDLErON: Returns
so far indicate your election. Think
we are not mistaken. Our boys are
wild with enthusiasm; cannon firing,
bands playing, and the boys are
marching. ]. g. THOMPSON.
Later returns show that Mr.. Hayes
is probably elected by a small majors
ty, not exceeding that of two years
ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

The Washtngton Morning News
says there is a regular eign of ter.
ror in the Treasury Department" I"
where q ''pettya Uespotism" is exer-
cised over the employees IN the name
of Sec. Boutwell, who has not only
eatechised ali his male clerks, but
the female clerks, t0O-demanding,
among other things, their ages y
the great hear
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, N. j., october 1.-THE
city election passed off quietly. Ri
card (Rep.) " as elected Mayor by 2SS
IN; jurity over Smalley [Dem. The
Council will stand. IA Democrats and
u Republicans. The Democrats gain
an Alderman in the 4th; 9th, 7th and
Sth wards.
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ErrOl.s or Youth.

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered for years aroa
FerVtus Debility, Premature Decay, and al tie
eteets of yOuthful iudiscretiOn, wi for the cake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who neeo
it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple renedy bY which hs Was cured Sufferers
wis hing 10 prodf By tl1e advertisers expeEience
can do 50 By addressing. IN perfect .eon6dsnee,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
naY1sYISis No. e Cedar street, Ne1 York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

TIE VoTE,-We will give the Of
fetal abstract of the vote in Stark
county next week. The radical ma
jor rity ON the State ticket is near 800,
and their county ticket is all elected,
except Sheriff Dunbar.
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Dissolution Notice (!

Nhe undersigned hereby give notice that
Il they haYe this day dissolved the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
them under the name of Keiffer and Sill
Wins. Mr. A. S1lYins will continue to
carry on the business in the same room
heretofore occupied by the firm Persons 8
having unsettled accounts with the firm
viii call upon Mc Amos SilYins, who has
sole authority to settle. wv
THOM PS0N KELFFE r
AMOS SILVINS.
- Rochester Stark CO, Sep 20 WI
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MEDICAL.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
.ERMIFUGE.

nie Hov ever fOsty years GlAOS this aSaisiAs vAS
o8sEo4 - : remedy for NOrnss and fro1 thai Gas
sss rsPuisden has steadily increased HaTn e. tie
lro1oAl day tt IL almSSt universally aekaoulOagaa
tAEeHgAOat SsAEiy AL PArts OF the W0Eld o. be thS
eoSslstgH rsSssdy: worm confsstioAs, made nSss
OOminE the disease, have besa AanufsstlFSa 0u
over the eOantryi bat thsiE short Lease Of ltS Il
nearly exhausted, aad B. A Rahasstoek' VsFAifsgO
SoztiAuss % grow in favor daily. CAtjdrea oftSa
lSOk poLS sad SSckty from no other cause thAA
SSOFSs and spassAs are moss froQusn1ly the rSsalt
81 these hiddOa sSpPSrs and EiASrS.
., ,WhSa they Irritable and EsVsriah, somstIAss
eFAytAg food AID sGtEE rAVsnOuSly, 1EAiA FofasiRg
4d FTsdInE ths teeth, then be sssGrsi thssS synp.
tOsaS are iadiSAtionS sf worms.
uAsAsiasls Had pain in he abdomen. with SWELL
he STSssass Of tScso IiaiSn sHpSsts aSd iHsrs
4 gradual WAstlAg away or SaasiAtioa Of Tie
aO4h Is OsO ef the aOst sOnmol AttSndEAts upsR
the aourishnsnt impaired % tns stomach by WhoIs-
some diSt. tbsTOby oSeASiOainK variable AppOtES
Snd . GtroAE desire for tndIEsStiblS food.
The SsOnseh has undoubtedly, . very great
synPathy with ether parts Of tss body. Tkls is
tAs 49, vita respect 20 the Irritation produced -
HSr1s. ssPSsially those existing in Lho stomach
p4tiSAiS OftSa SasF iAsrsaihly without bolnE
Of shO saGSO.
May hslplsss sAill has been lAid in the Eravs,
UkeA the aissAsO which sausOd its death has bSSl
OatirOIy nisundSrsteSd, and when worms have
really SSSl the cause Il has SOen proved beyond
sAviI tAs4 WeFns SxiS. IN the AamEa systsm frOa
earliest iafAasy, therefore Parolts-ssPSsially
sOtAerS. WhO are AoFa cOEStaltly with thsir child
EeA, sAaaOt b too observing Of the TSt FymPtOass
0 OOrssS, for 50 surSly 1hOy exist, esA they be
Sd6H AAd speedily removed from the ssoSt dsIEeGts
GsbaHt, By The hsnsly ass Of 3. A EAhRestOek'G
VsRHifuEO.
PhysisiAAs DO Aot hesitate to FOe0RmeAd Il and
use h 10 thoiE prSetise, And many Of the most sai-
Hozt 81 the DFOtss.Oa, from all P1rs Ofth6 sOuhtry
testify - its 1niE0rn sueoS-s- In fasss is never
fAt1Ss Il AAI fEaQGSAtly been giyen 70 Shildran
- sale PargAtVs, act sasPeSting ths cause Of the
llRess, aAd large quantities Of WOrmE we're dsehArg
ed and tumodiatO relief Afforded. l ra-
Great sausioa must be used by every purchaser,
70 BE his eva tudge IN one sense, aad 70 examine
every bottle he buys Of It. ThO simple name Of
RAEHEsTocE v aot Sufaeisnt He mHst lock closely
And eaESluIly 70 - that the initials Are 81. a.
FAEIHITOeE, aRd Be sattGeOd With EOthing else.
SCHWARTZ L HASLETT,
sUooEsS0Rs TO
q. A. FARHEsTOCK'3 SON = CO..
EssGs6SSr0h, 10.
SOLE PROPRtETORS -
sepi5tI
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THE New York Herald calls on
Congress to enact a law on gold
gambling, and holds Secretary Bout.
well and President Grant RESPONSE
BILE fol the present bad state Of mon
etary affairs.
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THE CARPEr BAGGERRY IN
NORTH CAROLINA.

The late pretended Legislature Of
North Carolina, appropriated In Is
Acts, ees, $40. O0o... Excepting Sl2o,-
600, the whole amount Is for ten rail-
road companies. Even the radical
state Treasurer cannot swallow them
all and cuts them down to Gle, ,3o0, 900.
The bonds for this sum are only
bringing IS cents on the dollar, 90
that the State will obtain but . little
over one thIrd-that IL $500, 300.
The suppOsition is that most OF this
win be StolenI Such b radicalisml
Such Il the mode our National Debt
was also run up. Such Il Carpet
BagKerry-And Scaly-WagRery!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

Nh. JAMES n. ASHLEY, now gov
ornOr Of Democratic Montana terri.
tory, appointed thereto by the radi-
cal powers At Warrington, has taken
alarm at the signs thereAway As
manifested BY the late overwhelming
Democratic victory in Montana, and
the sx-TOledo NJ. O., hAscOme out in
. speech, and declared In favor Of -
White Macs Government" The
great Ashley bows to the will Of the
people, and thus becomes an unctuous
convert. WePIty the Montana Dem
ocracy.
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BED soTTOMS.
SLEEP ! =. ~. T.. .
SLEEP !
as SLEEP

IF YOU WOULD SLEEP COM
Steel Spiral Spring Bed Bottom, mann
facIursd by NJ Abse & Co., Canton; OF
foe in the city book store, mandatory
corner of Wulnut and Seventh streets,
one block south OF the American Hotel,
VIM. Oldfield Is our agent for the CeI
apr2stf MABEE &Co,
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8ttS 9avtrtise,aeats.
FOR SALE.

A NUMBER of fine building lots,
Aon East TuscaFaWas street, In Trump
& Wyaut's addition to the city. For
terms, &C., enquire Of
H. II. TRUMP; or
Oci6W6 II p. WYAN1.
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THE RESULT IN STARK.

THE DONDaOLDERs mOa.D
U8I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

THE CARPET BAGGERS BAG Us
AGAIN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

Victor Hugo gets $4O.O for his
story, The Nan Who Laughs. This,
some mathematical chap has eompu-
ted, u just 81 80 . line.
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ALL PLEASED BUT srANLEYi

The following are thefigures show
ing the result in this county on
Tuesday and showing the gains and
Losses IN each election precincSt:
1868 1869 Gain
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Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the
II Boot and ShoS business heretofore
carried on, on East Tuscar was street,
Canton, by the undersigned, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will be continued by Mr.. Rayer.
who will collect all the claims, and be
responsible for ali the business debts.
FRED. LEHMAN,
octl3W3s JOHN REYER.
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The SGEsreedOEa shrIeIzInE'' Van.
KEGS Capture the PennsyIVas
Mia DuIch!
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ALL FOR THE NEGRol
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ION TO RICHMOND.a

"A Ii persons disposed to joia the grand! :
1E1army ''30O, coo more,', now prspar-
ing to invade and occupy the Eout6erni
States, Will please report in person or.
by letter, to these headquaFTofi. y -
Descriptions Of Southern Property
total value oyer 4lOO, 900 000-can be hsts
At thia oface; also. certificates enabling
bolders to go and return AZ half fare; let
ters also % large ciFcte Of cnrreApondSg
Onts and lriends-thus providing every I
needed feciliEy. for PURCHASING propertY
athat can now be bought for nEnalf part
Of what It is actually worth. Il : sf.,.--.i, -
Call on or address. -..s.-
AEoFZ 4 co.,
Agents for the Sopthet1 Land Iu.
prOVsment Company -,---
. No. III Broadway, Ny.
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Notice.

EOR reasons satisfactory to myself, /
| or harbor my san, John Hipp, on my
account. as shall pay no debts Of his
contracting.
Canton, Oct. IS, w3: FRED. HIPP.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

Packers Election Conceded by
Lending ReDubIicaRS-SVIls
IinnlS: Elected Supreme Judge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

Alex. Mcclure and other leading Re
publicans give Packer the State by one
thousand majority. Williams election is
conceded by leading Democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13

Lamartine had the same hairdresser
for eighteen years. This wise barber
preserved the superhuous hair clip
ped from the head of the poet, and he
is now enabled to supply all his
friends and admirers with a lock
thereOf-fOr q consideration. af