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

SMTTH-At his residence, In Bethle-
hem township, on the Is inst, William
F. Smith, aged eS yeals Z months and II
days.
In the death of Mr.. SmIth the Community
has lost one Of its best citizens, and neigh
bors, the family . kind husband and father.
He leaves > wife, and i've ehildern' to
mourn the loss of their last friend.
He bore his Gftiiction. which was .inger-
ing, with patience and resignation, and his
end was peace. r. !. I'd. -...r- o.. ~
Nay God bless, and comfort the afflicted
family. -. -.s --.- .g-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

= ACLosH at hand are the diggers of the wa
4 ter ditch They are down the hill with
their picks and shoVels. The pipe layers
are following close n hand ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

RKY, MR- Williams, of MaaAIllon, viii
preach In the Union School Hall next Sab
hath At IOl A. n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

JuDsE MoCox has sold his interest in the
CUrollton Free Press to Samuel ]. Cam
eron, for some years foreman In the ofice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25


.1.' The Apple crop is going to be quite
short IN this region. Of
.als Lents New York Circus win be At ALI
Ance to morrow.
.;ss Several burglAr.es have recently occur
red at Alliance.
st. Louis College re opens on Septem-
Der ID for the ensuing year.
: 4 new moulding. shop Is being erected
BY Z Ball s Co. It win be Of bsick, $50
by 80 feet liz DEtT-
A refreshing shower on Saturday laid
the dust and cooled matters somewhat,
q, from the hot sultry weather several days
prior. ,s.. ......- .-.
Remember we send the STARK County
'' sDKAEocRLr- to one address for 25 cents till
- 4after the election. Tai your neighbor
L who does not take IL. DE- sss.a d1..f. e,
- In, one diStrict in Cleveland there are
thirty two negro msn living with white
u women. The District Il strongly Radical,
uoia result which naturally follows amAlgamA'
i tio1- Exchange. ,,sgtaa ass.-. g
Ia. The Akron Beacon, In noticing our
school election, ranks Mr.. z. n. Davis IS
= "a eRepubhcan." A mistake Mr. Davis
ligia N sxcellent Democrat and . good man.
The election not being political, Mr.. DA-
Wis name was upon the Tonner-Ellison
= ticket, but Captain Corren on the other
"a ticket was elected by one vote over Davis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
SHERIFF's SALE.

~ sHflE9s H-----e...H 10
James @ Craven VS.. John Izer ct ux.
BY virtue Of vondi sxponAs issued
from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Stark county. Ohio, and to me directed,
/ will ofEer for sale, at pubic outcry.s at
the door OF the Court House, LHarter's
Block In the city Of Canon, on sea-
SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1863, d
the following described real estate, site
number ffty- hys8 f55lin ReblIs Sdi-
ton to Alliancs.
Sale to commence Atlo'clock n. m.+-
= -, e - r. 4. DUNBAR,
augllW5, Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

NIX ISo. PoNTIuz, OF Plain toWnahip,
raised this year At the rate OF 46l bushels
of wheat 70 the acre. Not bad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
CIeVeIand Market.

--- CLEVELAND. Aug. Z.
FLOUR-City made, 30 90 for Xxx
white, and 5 75aS 90 for Xxx amber, So
75a7 90 for Xxx red winter, - 90 for x red
II! 0RAIN-Wheat; No red 81 50; No 2
do 81 40. Corn; No / mixed held at / OOa
Csc; No 2 At 9la92c' prime yellow 10.
Oats are held At 66c. Rye held at 81 lOa
1 15.
Observation-Disclosures at 2s4 a2oc for
August and September; crude 6rmsr at
% 60.
d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
SHERIFF's SALE

Sturgeon q, Bros. Vs. Won, B. Newell.
By virtue Of Vsndi Exponas 'issued
from the court Of Common Pleas Of STARK
county, and 70 me dirscted, 7 win ofIer
for sale. at public outcry, at the door OF
the court houses Harter's. Block, In the
city OF Canton, on 20 EsT1t1Ff :
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1859, ?
the following described real estate. situs
AZ ate IN said to wit: Lots numbers SO, 81,
Sale to commence at O'Clock %. M
Terms cash. .FE - - - !
iuly2sW5. = Shar3fs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

AlIUsKALEETL-John Ellsler of the Acad.
envy of Music, Cleveland, with his entire
company of first class srtistes, are still per-
forming It the Opera House 6nd viii con-
tinue during this week. The plays pro-
duced were Uncle Toms Cabin, Ticket of
Leave Man and The Hidden Hand, IN
which the characters were well represented.
On Monday night last they produced John
BroughAm's last great success OF the Lot.
terry Of Life. Mr.. ]. w. Hill as Terry the
Swell, e young man on the chances) was
exceedingly well played, as also was Mr..
Ellis as Robert Mordaunt, Mr.. Day as
Mordie Solomons and Mr.. Alcraft Mr.. Sid.
Smith as Coal Oil Tommy and Irving as
Bob Mawley. The Concert Saloon scene
in this play is good one in which the
dancingiof Mr.. Irving and Mr.. Murray was
excellent. The song of ''COal Oil Tommy"
IS sung by Mrs. Bates drew raptures of
applause, as also did 'tKeyser's Dog" by
Harry Rowe; so also the little faVorite Miss
Ellsler in the song of ''The Bells go a.
Ringing for Sarah" Last night they played
Under the GAs-hght. Smokey was well
done by Mr.. Hill, Ray Trafford by Mr..
Ellis was well played, while Mr.. Irving as
Bermudas and Mrs. Bates as Peach Bios
som, brought the house down; Mrs. Efie
Ellsler rs Laura COurtland and Miss Clara
Morris as Pearl CourtlAnd were also well
played while the balance of the company
well sustained their characters. Ess I...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
RRAD THE IoIIoWIlna TRoar M ColllIFI-

RRAD 1HE RoLLoRIHG FEoM TIE CoAALKa-
cIAL EDrroK OF THE ALBAKY ExPREas. =
BUFFALO, Sept. 2 1S69.- DIR. Sage & Co,
Gents-I ann always reluctant 70 say any
thing in favor of patent medicines, but /
have found your CatArrh Remedy such an
eftectuAl SoOther in those annoying attachs
which we term ''colds In the head, that
take pleasure in testifying to its merits.
Two or three applications have always re.
moved the disagreeable syBtOms, dried the
weeping eyes and quenched BardOlphian
flames of the nose. If it possessed no 9TH
er virtue, its worth would be beyond price
Is simple and effective antidote for the
horrors of ''cold in the head.'1
Yours truly,
GEO. A. MARTIN.
/, For sale by all prominent druggists ey.
erywhere. Address R. v. Pierce, N. D.,
Buffalo. N. Y. aug25w2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

.-...-.. --.-..f NEW YORK, Aug. Z.
COTTON-Firm; sales OF ], 800 bales
OF at S3lc for middlinR uplands.
FLOUB-Closed active and firm for
low grades OF extra for export,
GRA1N-Wheat very firm, with fail
export demand for spring, as 25aI 20
for western. Cats dull at 7Ia72 for west
ern Afioat- Corn quiet and firm at 81 16
/ 19l for sound mixed western. IA ,
rd PROYISIONS-Pork dull and unS
changed. Beef quiet and steaSy. Cut
meats and bacon drm, Lard dull, at
at 2oo.s 4st ..-s-uH a-. .aHF AsT-r T
EGGs-Quist. at SIa24c. 50 IS 7-i. - ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

SMITH-At his residence, In Canton
township, on the 17th inst, after short
illness, Samuel Smith, aged 81 years.
In the death of Mr.. Smith . good man
departed this life. He leaves his wife and
three sons, and many other friends and
relatives. Mr.. Smith was the son of the
late Jacob Smith Of this township. When
boy of some four years old his father re-
moved from Cumberland county, Pa, and
settled at Canton,in 1916. Mr.. Smiths re-
mains were laid in the Cemetery west Of
town, beside these of his parents, and on
the very farm on which they lived 30 long.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
Words OF Wisdom
FOR YOUNG MEN. a

FOR YOUNG MEN, -F
ON THE RULING PASSION IN YouTH
~ and Early Manhood, with SELF-HRLP toF
the ErtnR and unfortunate. Sent IN sealed letter
ezNolopS9. freo OF charge. Address. howard
ASSOCIATION, Box P. PhiladelDhia, Pa. IS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

4ouDEr, Acob 6ha6er, : lad nboui
eeEsa sealE'6e e, ~ hoss home is with +.
- l1tet Il -, 811 NON Afence On lasi
9ahhA eofncns ! isacture Of ths leg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
SIO0,Ooo.OO
Aug IL Total amount on hand I
OF money and Bonds, S76. .I2I

Aug IL Total amount on hand
OF money and Bonds, 49,. SO, I2I 81
In conclusion 1t viii not only. be proper.
but 1t Is our duty to say, that all of our
men employed In the various departments.
Diggers, ScrApers, Pipe layers, Teamsters'
hHFe done bravely during the excessive hot
weather. Messrs. Myers and Burke. our
toremen, and N. Huberty, Sr. and N. HUI
berty, JF., who lay the stone pipe, are en-
titled % some praise for their undivided
and efficient attention in the disch==--zzs Of
their duties We regret to lose the Valus-
BILE services of Mr.. f. j.. Myers. whose
duties require his presence In Washing
ton City, leaves the work to-morrow, his
successor will be Mr.. Andrew Lothanaer.
also well qualified for the position. =, :
Respectfully submitted, !, l...
/ -- a. LOUIS SCHEFFR ldfo
.rr ,7-y JACoB HAWK, Com.
DANIEL WORLEY JsI /
August p 1869. - ,'.---r 80 - -. -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

=, ,s.s i hsasS' sfs psN Fl.y IA III. week. Is
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
LOCAL.
WEDNESDAY Y,::.:::::.:AUaUsT ?.
FOR 9S CENTS.

~ We offer the SStark County
Democrat" till after the election
FOR the small sum of % cents.
I. Send the names on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

Oh the 18th Inst; Michael Lavender, re-
siding near MApleton, blew out his brains
81 bis comm I'D with } shot gun. Family
] lr1ab'l .Vas ths enlise. 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

Aug II Amount on deposit b. e. ei. q.
First National Bank. .....$26, ,O20. Al
Total amount on deposit in beth banks
Aug IL Savings Deposit Bank, SIS, 732. 80
First National Bank. 26 .O3S AZ
Aug u Total Amount, .....S6I,7 III .OI
- Bonds issued aud on hand
to apply on contracts. IA. $50. 90
Aug u, Total amount paid since
the commencement of the Gt.- ,
Works in money and Bonds %, $40 .O9
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

The report was referred to the Commit
&c on Water-Works. p a '5--'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

The Apple crop is going to be quite
ahOrf In fbia raoior
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

4 new moulding. shop Is being erected
BY = Ball s co. 1t win be Of brick. $50
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17
(GsrrefpOnosns Der steats8eitun8.)
QGmS ORsSenmefTee.
&noxbiIIe, %. 6ebr. 1853.

y
GOeben erfebe ib aus Sbrer 3eituns,
bes einiae Oeuti1e glafbbiGe's tpieOer
70 boruikig fein tDeIIen, Die erifen 81
ejuer nntpiir6i0en Bropogan0a 81 fem,
Die teiuens Deutfden 3ur Gbre eereie
den tanu idb meme ben prOieftirten
Gmpfang fur Mu01 SsbnlOn.
SD lam aidt aInubell, BOP bic
MebraabI Der Geutfmen 9fafAbille's
I'D Bel 6ieiem 8orbransen betbeiIigen
iuOHen, befonbers aber iueni9e Der alien
Giuuobmer Sloibbine's. Sic S@res
6eusaeit Der 8erfoIgun9 Der Deutfben
lit bcriber, in Der bieIe Sentl6en ft9
Oer SGaers Gompagnie onf@IoiIen, nm
Der WerfeIeuns Geitens Der NebeIIen
au eutaeher. Die @1ma@, Oab bic
Seutfde Sdgers GOrlpa9nie bon 9falbs
bile Die erfte WiIit0trs gpmpaOriie i'm
oaaaen Gtaate SennefIee mar, tpeIme
I'D benz Golln. Ssbanl @. Sarris ans
BOT, um eegen bic 1lnion 81 fatipfen,
wirb etDig ben Oeuti@en NaibbiIe's
onbGngen. Die iueni9et en9berttsen
Oeutf1em, Die DieAeidt olauben, Ourd
ioI&es ben RebeIen eefalIioes Sluftres
ten fur einiee Dollars snebr @efddfte
an MAIDEN, merOen 0eviB feiren Cine
fus auf .0ie freie Geutfd1e Wlannese
Bruit" ousiben f0nnen. 9nfentli6
tuerNen es fi@ n1eine 2anOsIente tuobl
IberIeoeu ebe ite ii@ gu einen1 S9ritte
bewtaeu Iaifen, Der linen feinen 0uteii,
ober ieAenfaus bic 8eradtun8 Der
beiten Deutf@en Mmerifn's brinoen
Uirb.
Sin alter sfaibDiIer,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17

~ 9IantersS 9ieD
fec ia &ummerfrabe belegene oerau1
mioe GCteI iif Aur9gaugi9 ueu aAs9e'
fattet perDen Mn1 uir1 benz eit1beimir
f1en unS benz reiien0en 8ubIifum bel'
tens enapfobIem. Gin bOrtrefFi@er beutS
ideS Rod tuirO fur cine aus9efn9te
kafeI Iorseu. Die 9reiie finO febr
mabis.
~ @eri1tignng. Sn Oct
noEeeIrt0en Slumlner unferes BIatteS
mar irrtbimIiber g1eife ange9ebetl
tuor0en, bo6 Die aleiDerfobrit besSerrt
g. NfartOn mad 80. 1333 glorS Collie
0efraee berIeet tpnroen fei, m1brenO
f@ AsrIeibe ia SO. BOZ Der eenannteu
etrabt beFnOet.
- GmpfebIung. Sir ems
pfebten BEN 9infigen 4eier bas Goms
Msi5Iionseef6aft Der Serren 8eatnian,
GbteIO8 D. go. in GoIleseitraBe, ipeI@e
fsgtwabvenO arDbe Sen0nn9en in
G1Mittsnaren, 6iiten, GGubuerf, fers
tioen &Ieibea u. i. 10. auf Geu1nifip
on eTbaIten uuO OiefeIben 81 febr alss
nebmbaren 8reiien ablafien.
% 6Iubf6ifffabrt. 8pis
f8en cairo nn0 0afbbiIle 1T cine re.
eeEmdtiee tagIibe Oanpff@iTs 8erp
binbun0 fiir 8a1aSiere unb 6ra6ten
ins Qebeu 9etreten. Sur 2onntaes
fallen bic SaBtten aus. 6offentIi6
miEb aieIe GtnTi6fung bonn Bublifum
fraftis unterfatt.
~ EaIentine, Sine Dame
in @0OefielO erbielt borgefern einen
9olenfine defenders nngenebmer Mrt.
G0e 8aEentinepgilO lnsidbEOb ndmIiA
einen 5s20er Ser. ct. 8enb i'm Rertbe
bon $1,000.
- Reues Hnternebmen,
Gerr gohn Gutter bon MIbanb, %. o..
II eben in 8egriff, Elm inOufrieIles I'M
tegMeEmen 9ais3 lsener 0lrt in SObnp
fonbihe nm Eenneifees 6Iuffe aa etas
tIiyeu. Ct beabfdti0t, gi9enrinoes
GxfraEt pbgr EarHtsl 40 fobri3iren,
meIdbee In Sen 6drbereien 9ebrauht
wir1. GentEafte fiir Nnffibrung Der
Rehabilitation Mnb bic 3iefernr0 bon
10000 2Baeen gi55eurirDe FnO 0bges
l9l0Heu iueE0en. Die Wfaf@ineriegn
lsno begeits bon 8Dffon aus nnterpeas
MuD gery Gutter ge0eut, feline 6abrit
gegetle 800 MpKiI ia SO dttgfeit 3u leben.
Die eeysssen lubMieoerungen Iiefern,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17
Gfnefnnati. N. Nebr.

MrbI-GamiIiea $7.OO-7 so; Sd ttse n
$3.50 R0rm 64-66gts.; 6afer 68-69
Gte; @ e.pert$33.; Rp8etu$l.4O;
GerRe SO 90; @bisfss frei SO Gts.,
Bacon Ilarfgtittn t7-16Gts.; eGuItern
Ale. g &maI3 zoe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17
@k 2pufA17. Hebr.

MebI laperfsin $5.5O-6.0O, gBtfasn
$1,000 ) sfprn 72-75 ets. 5afer
62-05e. Rsb-ypvt$33.O0; Rossen
ST 3d. IS Gts.; @trffs $2.t5-2.20
8aesn SGuItrrn 144 gtsy geftrn IL Ste
Ia Gts. @@infrn 1913 Gts @maI3
20 Gte,; @btsIey IS gis.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17

2bomas @arit, betrnnFen, SO uno
Soften. p. $. Grlle 0esaI.
Sobn Yed, betrunfeu unO 9saaabuns
Oiren, auIeef6oben.
SObn SlnoerfOn, bstrunfen, So unb
Gofetl.
Ebontas grOiun, betruntsn, Relfeu.
90. 8. Solution, betrnnfen, So unO
Soften.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17
gluflSfnna einer 0artneriflaft.

Die Nartnerfdbaft, tueIcbe seifber unter bem
birntanamen O reno ar u. y Ibertfon beitanben
bat, putee heute IN SoIge eesenfeitigen uebereins
fommer5 dMfgei6it, inoem fi9 g. s.. AIbertfon aus
rid9eSogen bat. 9lne rneIde 6cr6erlngen gegen bic
genannte 6irna baben, i6nmeii biefelben etnreiden
anb 2ieienisss 1ped)e ibr i9ubsn, pollen sefaliat
uprfpretsn Sab sablen. SpmpbI @rewar frte HIs
bertion fno amtoriiirt, o0fiir So quittirsn.
Den %. 9esember 1858,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17
Neue 6irnla.

xl19 optBe 0e1Ddf Dtfo pon y. Orepers uen der
setb rieen Sirr1a @rerar uttb @I6ertfpn, inb SIM,
6ennerfOn inter be1f1 Rcmeit
6retpnr u. SeilDerfDm
Ii5enffirte YIumbers,
SO. "a eBur9ftrafs, 8 Sbtren unterbaIb ser:P. o.
&c afbbiIIe Sem.
fortgeIibrt, ne bsteit finb, nIe in i5r 9a fdbos
eeneen Mrbesten no Spar in Der pintts
Iiciten asfts ser5iie lidbffen @eile.
NIum6ers Med.eriaIien an 6ann unh au per
fanfen. @eroutes 8Iei, 8Ieir5bren, 8leiffnneen
Gtternenpnmpen, 1rseIifcbe Pumpen, MIepampen iino
iberbatpt Pnmpen ieoer Mrt, Bnbemannen, @a5dbs
fdnee, seaiiereoiets, Sim in BIDden, 9pbranfs,s
Bier. Shpmpooitg< EnN 9edf6 beden= 9dbne, G6IGilz
1e, 4eiiel u.i. 10. II. NJ, gasIemcbter nnb Sass
&C. Aeenten fur ben 8ertaai pen GIort " Bros
pergaen bonrnbreu 81 Mb5iaen, pon 8, A, 5, 8, s.,
10, -, 10 ltffe Is 3ogl innersfn 9ur9meiier.
JAM 1@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17

~ + GamneI 2mabiab.
Das Cincinnati gOIfsbIatt brinat fels
genSe trduri9e Nn9ri6t: v@eftern
frib Worgsns lfarb in Guulnfinsbiae
Gamusl 3uebigb, Der 1Itelfe freis
iinnige g0iter in ben 8ereini0ten
&taoten.
GanueI 2ubbieb ilt IS Sabre nnO
einen Sag alt 9etuor6en. Der 91Iags
anfaM, Der ibn am 80. Sec. eetrOffen,
mar llidt Der erIte. Gs naren benz
leIben bereits Nrei ODER bier Dorausaes
gangen, Deren SSoIgen er aber INNER
Iule0er Dur@ Die Gnergie feines Settles
su befeitiGen berfudte. Sci Dem Ieks
ten CAB er Is auf-lsno riiftete fid5 auf
ben Sob = Der i'm geltern credit BAL.
Die Iekten @orte, iueI@e Der mil Dem
So0e NingenSe ned berbnrsubrinaen
bernohte, tDaretl cine Bite, ueTdle IF
an feinen GduieeerfObn ribtete. sic
Iautete: Sage nteillenl alien uno
Ianeiabrigen SSreun6e Saiiauref, onb
ct 0ie 3eiHenre0e baI.en tit6dte." Dies
fem fehnIiben @unlGe bes geiltigen
Gtreiters fam leieer nidbt ipilfabren
iueroen, Oa li@ 9err Sn6auret bereits
felt lnebteren Ea9etl illl Often beinbet.
@anueI 2nobi9b binterIdbt cine gran
naD s Rinoer. Das 3ei@enbegdn0nib
lplro Gienfag RadJntittae UNI 2 lbr
ffattfnbsn.
6rieOe ieiner af9ei ebre ieinem
@lnDenksnIs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17

- NgSIfs. Das erlte 9eaisIieist
Aer Tenneliee &taate6 aE0en lgllg6e ne !
Rsvm Duy gka. Geopss orsauiiirt,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17
@ta0t ull6 @taat.
gIeenls ,,genn. gtaatsseitnng.s

W0ellte ~ e1am. 0tGaIS3eHMMg.s
6Gie fcIgenben 9eTre flb autoriiirt, Mb0nt,enteIs
NIB Mneetgen fir Bic sEenneffee Sfaatsteiung@ go
IammeIn, 6eIber bafls eirtuSieben unb tn uTierem
Ramen a1 qpittiren:
8. ~. GebgeEer, RttCrDiHe Tenn.
&emrp NRDtI, Renspbis. Tenn.
9. @eans, Qubuenb, 8p.
S0cOb @tfele. 1eU MIbGnp anb sefferiOnuiHe,
Sne. -
s. M. NA5ser. SAC Brain gtrase, Gluetnnati,
pb5O.
ecrema SHbIains ganbastp Obts..
NHauR &pebIter, GEeueIanb bio.
GbarIes MRepem u. Co., 81 Fart ROm, Rem gOrf
@. Raufbembers. gbnttanoosa, Tenn.
.. n. RatFner, Dalton @h.
g. @. MIbe8 IT,, aOfaIsMseut.
Remrp Mlbee fr.s 8eitnngs GoIpOrtear.
SEQ. Sfeafaein psn GInrfsuiue, @eiieubet Msent
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17

R gteue gifenbabu. Ser
Bau einer 3tpeioba6n bon Oedaro
mad Der MIabnma @rense miro 0ur1
bic Nafbbile Chattanooga gifenbabns
8efelfdost beabiibtiet un0 ilt elm Gefu@
nun @enebml9un9 bel Der 4egislatur
bereits ein9erei9t iuoroen.
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8 llbr 9erietb Oas Sad bon benz
Mobnbauie bes 9errn GanlueIs an
SeferfoulfraBe 5tpifden Wiarfet uno
Srsnt IN Seuer. Die Seueruebr mar
prompt auf Dem 4Iase uno ibrer Bee
miibung gelan9 es, ben Slammen Cine
bait gu gebieten. Ser aneeridtete
S6aoen lift unbebenteno.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-17
@pe5iaI S1Dfisets.

Il Sin DOrsiisIi9es aRittel.- ,s5rDpns
8rendbiaI- ST O5ss" PUB meiIbsEanni
aIs Elm li9eres Mittt fir oaifen, @59aapftm,
8rOnHttis, 5eilerIeiI Hnb Aubns Btl9Rr-
ben tes ,asbIEupfts unb Der 0amseu. SD gutter
JRuf nnb auseebebnter @sbrauH BAT giaGAb-
ntaustt terSuvssrufsn iveEge sSrseben bie
a9ten gu iein Man taufsuur ygrpnus
grunHiaIl zr0aes.
B6s~ 9onitItOn u. GoOmep so. so, groa5Rrabe
transpOrtrea Raaten tOitenfrsi an ibre aMnben IN
Naibuiue mn. esgsFsIS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24

Loss OF THE NINA S1MMEs.-Wlth hun
dreds of our feIlow.citizens We regret the
loss of this f~avorite packet. On round
ing to, last Saturday night about 10
o'clock, at Hereford's landing in the up
per part Of this parish, the boat struck a
snsg and almost Immediately sunk. 1t
was with difficulty that the passengers
and crew were saved 40 rapidly did ebe
20 down. Two deck hands are supposed
to have been drowned. The mails, books
papers, etc, were all lost We sympa.
thize deeply With Capt. Greathouse as bis
insurance on the boat was only against
FIRE. He will soon place another boat
in the trade, when We hope bis old friends
and patrons will give him all the assist
ance in their power.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24
- T.v navers should bear III mind

~ Tax payers should bear III "'no
that the time for the collection OF the one
ner cent. State tax expires with the last
d.v of this mouth, after which ten per
cent. will be added to the mount ; aoo u
not paid by tho first Of July, ten per cent
a month will be added until October when
the property will be seized and Sold
This is an important matter and should
not be overlooked by those who have not
yet paid up. This tax a be paid !"
State notes of the former State govern
10 warrants or other audited obi
cations. Once more, good friends, see
to this in time.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24

~ A daring attempt was made to
rob the store of G.. J. Barrow, Esq, at the
railroad depot last Monday night. The
robber cut several stats from . front
door, and was making bis way to the
back part Of the store, when be accident
~ aroused the sleepers, and be made pre-
cipitste fight through a window. Money
alone, seemed to be his object. Is large
quantities Of merchandise were within
easy reach. Judging from the pair Of
shoes left ct the door, be is supposed to
be . white convict who escaped a night
or two ago from the levee works.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24

CorroN Factories IN GeoRe,A.--Tbe
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel gives q
list Of twelve cotton mills 10 that region
which draw their supplies from that cot
ton market, which Aggregate over 10, 900
spiodles. and over 1900 looms, demanding
a minimum average for daily supply Of
more than niuety bales Of raw cottoo.-
All Of these mills are prosperous and
prospecting. The Augusta factory paws
it's stockholders regular quarterly divi-
dends Of five per cent. or twenty per
cent. per sDnum. The established divi.
dend of the Grsniteville factory is eight
per cent. All profits over and above ibis
sum is head as . reserve fund, and set
apart as . banking capital--a policy
made necessary BY the existing limited
national bank cspitsl--which bas beeu
wisely and proftab:y pursued. W. de-
rive this evidence Of tue prosperity Of
these mills from the regular reports. Tie
remainder Of The mile, being close corpo.
rat'ons. yield no statistical Information
Us 10 their prosperity. q
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24

UaLY FAcTs.-Hon. David A. Wells.
Q. s. Special Commissioner of Revenue,
has written % able letter on "our work.
ing classes, a glance at their condition,
past and present ; the relative cost Of
living before and since the war" He
proves very 81 srly that the commodities
Of life hsve 10 eight years gone up in /.
greater ratio than the wages of the work
ing classes. The poor are growing poor
er and tho rich richer. This letter hss
created . profound impression on the
minds OF oil rejecting men who look
%anxi"usly for political freedom from Rad
zeal rule, the Cause Of this state Of affairs.
-Cou@ssr Journal.