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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
Arrived Yeste,Y,n~.

~
Railroad Iron. TO Order. Vessel 10 Mure & Co.
scbr A Deas, tem WAs' Poi Mill. Gu tie1ces
Rice. To Hopkins. Mcpherson Il Co
steamer Pilot Boy. Peck, ,av,anah via Beaufort
Hilton Head. &c. bales Cotton. aud suudries7 TO
: y gFsrguson, Bee 60. M H orouslsnd,
ton Ho el. Fraser Il Dill. Denny & Perry d south
eln Express Co. ~ -. :,
IN THe oFFINa. .ty e..
British bark David Mon utt from Liverpool.
Schr Rob 1T Caldwell. Nc 'ormac. New Yorlr-B
DAYS. Mdse. TO W Rya h 4 Co E Adyer s Co
Adams. Damon Co, Blschof & co, a t'i.rhoff
sissen \ Co; Brown w nj ird 4 Co, Batea
yoj % " ~ SAsns'S saa 10 os%Gssa mepSf
Cohen Cohen % ohia 4 co, R ,:owpsl hwat Do~ie {
Gfayer..W Gurnsy, Good rich, Wlnsnan 4 CO. Hart
4 90. = aerdts ! o. J Y Harris sson, J seath &
son 90. Johnston. Crews & 20. s Janco-
y1en, Katie 90, 4 Kerr g. Co. ) Kep. Laurey
1,Asa 1Aiexanaer.o Lisnth ! y 60. Law s.A No.
meyer. murphy E Idsle. Menke b Muller. q O'NelI,
sg5ema1pn, 0ssssdoFiI c., JESs Person 9 +
Ring, X 3 RenneRer, RAvensl s. HOMES. d 81 Sileox,
& " steflsns. rte stenhouse %: II Sieglng, " shep,
secs. q W Williams CO, D walker n M WoS't.
mann. Il Whitman. W Weieh, L r White. War. War.
1a.s ner DuSker, g White West g. Jones, RID.
Wnise' Cater. y Smith, L Bea, u Vanuche.
Cleared Yestorday. g;s
steamship sea Gull Dutton. baltimore --oour4euav.
sohr Willie Marlin collin. caraenas-J nnsov !
sailed Yesterday.
Steaznship Bea Gul, Dutton, Baltimore. ess
ky Fr0m this s.0rt.
Steamshtp Ma8nolis, crowell, New York. March "a T,
0rlG EVA n Johnson, johnson, Woods Hole, March
Cp for this Fort.
6chr Charles Hn1ier, -.-. at New York, March IS.
81 u CLEARED for this Fort.
sehr 81 N, Squire, Esx.a. at Boston. Maroh 10.
l' Shipnews by TelegrisSaa.
3 -~ II
WMMISeyos. March Sailed. Rebecos Clyde
hAvANnAH. March 1T--Arrived last tight. ships
eeaeirose om Hnvre; Coonislist aud Julia nounce
more; Henry Allen from Phiiadslphia ~
Arrived to day stem ships San oalyaT IN a,,a Monk
gOnnery fr. m New York. rv' aa'A 0Ao's.' iN''
Cleared: ship Constitution t.r 81 yohn.s N 4: sebra
more l3t2s z, 3f -fAAAi AsutS WoDo ior Daiu-
weather colo. ata togsy Wind NE.
Memoranda.
ThA Esitiah ekospo chin payarr,o rsnosA Pr~~n No
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18

F0sBenQcrs.
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah via Beaufort
Billion Head, &c-D Kimberly Miss Kimberly. "
r Buckwell, " Humphrey, Viii iams, q Thomas,
Mordecai. Mr. Stansberry, Mr. -woll, M Brown.
ing and wife, q : McL.iin AID wife, A e Mcdonald
. 9 Little aad wife. Miss Weaken ard servant j
Milisr. Bird 7 Y Duva Mrs Prio eau ana two
Chi dren Mrs Lyon. w Laurence, T laurence
Mrs Laurence, I Huksher K w Chaplin n q
Mey. = l. bennett, and on deck. -10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
Memoranda.

The Britsh steamship Palermo. Pease, from Ma
? pes, Messina and Palermo. arrived .at New York
MaTUn Ii. ff
The schr Abbe n Hodgnans Carter. from George.
town, y. arrived Of Port spain FebruAryl7 ~. 7, q,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
1@arine Nfws.
'POEEr CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter, 5th, u hours 28 minutes, morning.
New Moon, 18th. hours, 26 minutes, morning
Flrst Quarter, 21st, 12 hours SO minutes morning
Full Moon, 9th, 4 hours. IL mtnutes eYenlna
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18

WILMINGTON, March 18 u 7URPENrusE--Nerka
steady; sses OF el bhls at 50 30 TOR SOFT and 81 60
for bard. o $50 fbs. I = "
ErrRfTs UEss--STINR-Is No better, and 97 bbla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
Financial EMscts Of Carpet Bag Leg
IN 1s y - iglatlon. - ..-,t.-h { =. ~. 80


!. One of the disastrous effects of
Congressional re eonstrae ton
measures and earPet-bag legisla-
ton, has been 20 reduce and rem
der almost worthless the credit Of
the State q Governments in the
South, Those governments have
been in the hands of Legislatures
who have used the money in the
State treasures for pRrpOses Of
speculation and of plumber for
the benefit of themselves and
their immediate friends. SsWhat
else could have been expected Of
pet4baggers; who have gone
down South, and wprmed them
selves into Legislative and other
Offices, for the sole puEpose Of
making the most they. could out
of the people among whom athey
came as strangers and noj otIrn
ers A? Their schemes were of easy
accomplishment through 1 the
votes of ignorant and degraded
negroes whom they could natter
Eand csjole, and ultimately devUur.
There can be no safety for either
whites or blacks In the South,
until it is rid of these eermorants,
That riddance can only be eHeet-
ed by restoring the goYeramenf
of the country 20 those to WHOM
it legitImately belongs. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
ReductiOn Of the Public Debt.

q
What the New York Tribune says on the
question of the payment of the public debt
is so just and pertinent that we can not for
bear quoting 1t with appreciation: RI .za.
''The Legal-tender act expressly requires
the purchase or payment Of one per centum
of the entire debt of the United States, to
be made within each fiscal year after July
I, 1862. Is il not notorious that no such
purchase or payment has been made fol
more than q year past-that the debt Is now
as large as it was eighteen months agoi-
Why, then, If the law has been systsmat-
ically dehed for eighteen months past-de-
6ed, Gs-We firmly believe, for stock-gamb-
ling urposes-should not the gold which
has been retained in the Treasury in VIOLA
ton of law, be now used in obedience to
that lawG The law required the purchase
or payment of $39, ,O00, 900, of public debt
between Jan. /, 1858 and Jaly.1, 1859. Il
has not been st oil obeyed. We say, take
the gold that should have been used in ODE
oience to law, and do now what should
have been done during the last eighteen
montksT Why, mott WhAE reason IS thRrl
for not using the surplus money to pay Of
the public debt, and TINS stop the accpmI.
lstion of interest? We have for three years
been paying interest on not less than 500
I 0OO, 900 lying dead in the Treasury. Are
We 30 rich that We shOuld go on squandeF,
ing $40, 900 per day foreYerlpI t-E-r9
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
Leokous Nsuntarnn

.a HHF !.
Dana, Of the New York Sun knocks
the noise out of the wondeFful feat, in
the battle above the clouds. 1, Amer
alluding to Forney's rhapsody over
1t, he says: 80
l. We dare say theromanEic vaFsfon of
this battle hss got such a5hoId ou the
public Imagination that It cannot be
set right but the fact Is that It was of
very little account IS q military cper-
alton, and that the lighting above the
clouds, though brilliant veuOHgh to
look al, VVas Of little more consequence
than q show OF fireworks. = ,J-ts 11r-o o
Early oa the zaornIus OF November
"a. 1853, General Hooker attacked q
rebel redoubt in Lookout Mountain.
and carried it very handsomely, tax:
Ing some !, 800 prisoners. This gave
him possession Of the hemouhtain.W which
slopes north wardIy down 20 the Ten
nessee river. He ct once fortified his
position; the rebels still held the pre-
cipitous plateau which forns ths top
Of the mountain. After dark rs the
evening, they began to- withdraw
their cannon nom the place, and In
order to hide the noise Of the earriag-
es as they came down the steep road
into Chattanooga Valley, they threw
forward some skirmishsEs and opened
q sharp musketry ffe upon our lines
on the slope, which wer0 about half 3
mile distant, from that road. General
Cariin OF Illinois. was In comnSAAd of
the Union troops there. aad gave his
asSsilants as good as they sent. The
firing on both sides lasted for half an
hour or 50. and rs 10 was some eleven
or twelve hundred fest GbnVe the val
ley, it was visible from Chattanooga,
and afforded q very. handsome spec
tacle indeed. There were some stresks
Of mist that remained lower down on
the mountain side from the ruins Of
the afternoon and these suggested to
the poetic mind or General Atetg5 the
idea of battle above the clouds
But il was nothing but an Iqsigntiv
rebels, who began it merely to make
q noise, had got their cannon safely
down the hilf. they stopped shooting,
and everybody went to bed. 1t was 9
beautiful moonlight evening, ana it
Is no wonder the fancy of the sPectSs
tors was very acttves
It Is funny how the battle above
the clouds Is now supposed to have
been one Of the most wonderful
fights Of the war, with General Hook
er and his chief Of staff, the dashing
General ButteRaeld-who has since
raised SO much money for General
Grant and General Sherman -ga gallop-
ing horses hfty feet high over mount
ain peaks as tall as Alps. And prob
ably the truth about IL VIII never be
believed as long As the world stands. F"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
josh Billings In the EditOr's Chair.
= - 80 s- .L1
HIS ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS,


FRED-You amt Obliged to ask g
gals mother If you nla 80 home with
her from paFtee get the gefs en-
dorsement, and 60 In; it Is proper
enough 10 ask her, to take you're arm,
but yIf haIH' got No. rite 70 pul you're
arm around her waste, unless va meet
bear on the rode, and then you are
bound to take Ynre arE asgSy IS soon
as the bear gels safely by.- p Nv
WHIP-yOu are rite mules live to
q lonla age I've known them myself
80 live one hundred yeer, and not half
tri. You are also rite about their be-
log surefoOted I've known them 70
kick boy twice in q second, ten feet
oph. 80, = '-'-- ~
GERrRBpE-Yure inquiry stumps
me-. The more i think o. q, the
more T can't tell Az near as-I can
rskOlek now I think I don't know.
Much might be ced beth ways, nee-
thef way be rite. : Upon the whole,
I7rather think Wud, or | wuddent,
list as / thought best or otherwise,
= PLUTARK -Yulre mistaken the
Shakers don't marry. If fyOung Shak'
;ers fall in luE they are sot to wedding
onions, which knres them forthwith
ly., I kant tell you now how much It
dus kost To- Ine the Shakers, but
belIeVe IL use 10 be Including having
yure hair cut and -larning how to
dance, about S65.
SPORTsAGAN-YuFe Inquiry is not
egZactly In mi line but ] haste 70 nspll
Is follers 10 wit: The rite length to
cut Oph q dogs tail has never yet been
fully discovered, but IS undoubtedly y
SONS where 'bak Of bis eArs, provided
you get the dog 3. consent, N. R.r-It
Amt absolutely necessary. the dogs
consent should be In writing. s-a.G {
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

There is a fresh talk aoWliR7the
Radical papersssaabo1t putting
down polygamy, in Utah In faeE
the irFepressible Brigham Young
has provoked the SFath of the
Radicals afreshi BY talking in IIiis
style, IN a public diseoarse:: eaE
q Who goes into the, w 1ite House
in these dayss a gambler and a
drunkard.. And the Vice PRESS
dent is the same and nO. ID an
can get either Office unless he is
a gambler or1nR5drnRkard; or q
YhOremengers or a thief. - And
who goes to. Gongressf You may
hunt clear through the, Senate
and the House, and i. you find
any mem that are not liar, ,thieYes,
RhoEemORgers, adulterers, gam
bleTs and drunkaEds; Il tell yOH
they are few, for no ether kind of
fmeE can get in there ,ylI557.uo -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

THR Equal Rights Association had bois-
lerOua time at their recent meeting In NeE
York. The negroes demanded . fun sight
and some of the '-strong minded" did not
like Il Il all. Last Friday the Uaiysrsai
Peace society met, and even there diseord
appeared They approved Grants ale. u
have Pssce''-exhibhea saecsiUn fof the
Indian
'T0, ~ poor IRdian8 yAoss uatutOssa
Sees God in clouds, or hears him IN the
Z Rind"-
aud fragment OF the Equal Rights folks,
through Mrs. Mertoa, presented the elAims
Of woman, claiming it was "the duty of
men to come forward and relieve the suffer-
ings Of women, by voting them sums of
money according TO their various necessi-
ties" 1t Is no doubt proper to bring these
isbes,aht hatteE forward IN 8 peacs con
epbdn. sPeeoe in the fzniIy' 2 q : ans
thing. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

A MoNKYED LOBBY.-1he most exciting
day in the General Assembly of Ohio, this
winter, was that when the debate was going
on upon the proposition 10 allow the usury
Shylocks To charge whatever sum for inter-
est they could wiring out of the necessities
and sufferings of the debtor. The CALLER
les of the House we're crowded with an ex-
cited lobby, taking the deepest interest in
the proposition. But there was not a far
meF or mechanic or laborer among them
They were bankers, brokers and other gem
tlemen with large sums 10 lend. The ap.
pearance Of the lobby struck The honest
farmers in the House as extremely signih-
cant, and they voted down the bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
HEhRis terrible story from the Puts

HERz is . terrible story from the Pits
burgh Pa, Post:
There are unmistakable symptoms of de-
cided and sudden action on the part of ,ouS
leadipg iron manufacturers and employees.
The manufacturers complain, and We be-
Iieve with reason, that they are now running
without pFofit the more skilled portian Of
the operatives insist that thay ere unable,
in consequence of high rents and living, to
save any money! = - II we are TO
credit the private assurance Of our most
thorough manufacturers, the present state Of
trade viii not justify . much further extern
sion of time In running The mills. e.
What This after all the ''protection'
given to these 'tfavoriles of fate" Had
We not better try free trade, and let Penn
sylYauis interests and New England ltrds
depend uponstha natural laws vhIoh govern
trade. This hotbed system called "protec'
tion" breeds disease. We do not gather
hgs from thistles, nor wheat when we SOW
tares.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
q aalaanairuiA.yd sss aW

ADyaA giiad Al sss5dituts.yd sss zW T
t1a5 9n1 ai0f sd E~>-=E1 ,G5Ef YAH 20
= Qfali tbe yaRities, that One Of ex-
p0RsiFe funerAls Is surely one OF the
| most absurd. There e more money
sapeEll luous1S SIe1t ca iutermentsyln 90
the EpRG8eof one year. than WGuld asIG
Zee g b4Lld e1ch hOsRitals and Finssti'
Iute, such sanitagY arrangements as
would enahie luii lions of ma1 Kind, .
Fe1AHln s0E g eAsona oWnIfei ae0vB
EEsun1, inStead Of beinR Prauatunaly
n AfQS6W0od c0mn with silver handles
and knobs Be 70 the deceased person
wis oo0up ples q = e Will rs 'GeglBsDe'
made more eanfOFtablaE aks a -ax'
peisel of $1,000 Than H be had been
laid TRANQUILITY away for Xl0T What
s magnificent fund for chafitR6lePa
poses miKht0e accIuulated if.pe0ple
eoNtds only make 40 estimate Of what
it costs 70 barry their dead superbly,
and Another what 8 modest funeral
w0tId c65s, Snd, selecting tAe Iatser.
hand over & t1oi iG6FeEees 4Dr the .GSe'
OF begliylnRh Then, iadeed, might
the dead have -sxeelIent Ielaims e, be
termed banefactofs OF ia LEI human race
I IN mo eitS is this kind Sof ektfa<a-
Rance caFTsaasoaetd eaz4rsater excess
fhan IN iNeNrII IYark kS Ia kcouase etionr
with: thiA ikuia remarkable. 5thatS In
the .sauia city very little, respect IS
shown ScE the resting ACES OF the
dead, md ST u less for Tue pan tss
OF them Within q re q y ss past
saqsral ahefent burist, gtp1nds inside
HE alton limits OF the city,
have been unconseera by the re
moyal from them to parts Jin knuWn,ss
Of the dead that has 6ee4 slaced there
In othen the Old ara afioWed to "a to-
decay. and rank weeds wave upon
the sIloaads S.lSfe & - lands Ss6se once
oce1pl1d Agalo nR han0ssa 1ui i4tQ1er
a men grQR riser, they Vi ~ Darn in-
stead OF burYlpg their deads ana thetf
there Wilt BE- sobHe me ming Id these
words, AtfeAc6 % their ashes. .Hs-< 2sl0
ER0nk ZsiBsGita O. hoo6Isd30Id Iss :
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

THE Cincinnati Commercial, CRadical, J
is guilty of this remark concerning the
.tGeat Captain't who occupies Ne White
House - 49,
''It would be a wholesome thing were
our President advised by . confidential
friend that IL is not necessary 10 provide of
fees for m he little hEOthersof the Gran
Quilted OF the charge o. nhdelity, tif he
he sAid the Confederates dsd, tffom the era
die to the grave.' 7"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

10 Tn Chicago Republican fouoWa the
Chicago Tribune iau denOuneinE Grant's "a.
mipiS1A1ieA, Which, ,Fity say9, s Is imperillsd
by . set Of political harpies. y = The Wisest
men of the party" adds the RepublicaA,
tlook upon the political situation with the
most 'p4infpl and snxions s6Iicitrde,a ~ pre-.
dict shipWTeek under The present uiAnzge.
naeHf. and al sorts Of disssEel5si., This from
Phominsht loyal, Radical Journals. 80 n Z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

b ER0al the account giYen IN fhe fiidieal
press Of = late reception n the White House,
n twould seem that everything Il done ia
Imperial STYLE. Army OhieerSs high in
rank, are detsiled TO iay who shah be led
into the presence" 1t Is also annohnced
th.t7Dr. 2. G.. Holstsin, of ZAnesEius, AAs
been appointed paysiciAn 70 tie HanssAOld.
How we prOgeasI The empty apes OF
hrAinless royalty o7Tr r.l.r l,g \ J
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

3 Mr.. 4AAeiekahasK, aRAo vas Fenaoy-'
ed BY the President frOIn tho.
FFashiK geon post oMce, refuses 4bi
give 1dp Che Situation 70 itlle ne "
aPpo oEhsSsssb He EA0ldaI ca g ne.
tenure Reeaaet BuOliiB Bits the
Presideat tHrSn4 iEeA6Sing hiRs-l-
We hope he may have sthe6 pluck
tosgiTe the mattei q faifztest. It
would be awellatou avel0theL laW.
subjected to Judicial scrutiny, ,ins
order to ascertain what it, reS1ly.
does meanS SaAd how fGrit is bind4
ing.s1D Cg E3HEW TC5hyis1 1uO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

We learn. from the {AYyandot
Union that the Democracy of that
county have already made their
nominations for the 0et1hsF slesl
siea. They Ass aESt il sAS 4slai
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

In a suit against the ezcitylaoi
Richmond to make her redeem
her small notes to the anba Mt ei
100000, issued during the war
Chief Justice Chase has decided
that having been Isgned to ala the
rebellion, they can not be rcdeemI
ed. The Legislature which auI
thorized their Issue vas de faeto
aaIegislatnEa, and9hado p0Rer "a
grant such authority, and bad
the notes been issued for any IeI
gal purpose, and net, for the sebl
version of the, G0Yarnmenki they
would be liable 60 redemption
This is a acurions reasoning indsed
The city had power 10 issue Obul
/ the now innocent holder can no.
recoY,ef sfa1i5-z7Aia0dE As2ziq ss6 4
sFslaf J 1CS fsoaRffs gzfd fsf -targrr7ff 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

G. G. G. E, are the initials that signify
the General Grant Gift RntspFiss, which
~ tslhS - ae sxtAalssis d n HIAiS SStea.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
STARK COUNTY DEAEoeRATIc
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The members of the Stark County Dem.
ocratic Central Committee are requested Il
meet At A. McGFegor's Office on Saturday,
May 29th, 1869. a full attendance Is de-
sired, as important business will be, presen
ted. 1l i-. r -r +.r---t--.
ID .Zl..a-W Wh. A. LYNCH, Cha
L MrKruI,rrH- Rsch,,.---.-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

aiu39tnoa saW o1onJ lo9U 5sEI
II fWzst tAneRE.i 1iass ipsssutlyn killed, a.
WaleltOFn,. AinRs on Monday Last under
the tOlloWinG, circpmstances: He had
been huntihgS Snd kas leaning 81 iss l6aaei
rife with the muzzie of his gun-66slEst his
breast. While IA this posision, his hOEse
kicked q hIhl, ssnt hs sl8OE tllIsl1g against
tlie bck, Glsseizaliehazse Of the gas, the
shGgS Rssing- Ibs09sh bis heart 69Eiia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

A white carpet dagger at sAts
lsnta shot himself, theI day,
because his wench mistr6ss0feft
fhiEii a. white printer has qbSen
disc cHarged aats Washing ton, ,Gs TO
make r0omf6F aasAegfo DeStef
/ Aver, Of Georgia ah6thee vWAlte
Radical, seduced .Bhea~iEeOi0f 4
negroS1 and dlwass killed bycheF huss
band; negro post adiasteFsafe be-
ing. appointed N some of the
prineipal SodtheFh cities 1.-THE.
ibsEs are MaEshin ntgsl % .s9qag y s'vsb liiS y y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

49, tfs-1-tTl7f-1 = .'1-1Cf'S'.l Us O. a.
Yea eyea the grand CoRatitation and
governmsnt of Sour fathers. !" 3 Il thlS =
ns3 diaeOVsY Of this leading orgAh Of in
ternal ldesf L rot this remark In eoGss.
quenss Of the free Trade notions Of some Of
tfhese IeaderSf s-u..F % sulalaas= .s.1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
SHERIEF SALE,

SHERTTEEF SALE, r~sr.-7,,1
Brinksr a. Chambers ~. Levi Hill Ct
bru A.friaCss = TX. = ~. -
by Virtue of an alias order 70 ,seif. is-
sued from tho Court OF Common Pleas,
oTEtaFk County Ohio, and 10 me dIreol9
ed. :. I will odsr foR sale. at public ont cry
at the door Of the Court Houso . (Hartsr' 8
BloCk) IN the city Of Canton, on ----,--
Saturday i5ih day zsy, lses,-
me SolIOWineJ dssc1iBSd Real e slatS
situate In said eonnty Of Stark and
State Of OHIO, to-wits : Town Ljot, num-
Dor fourteen In Abe old village OF Free
dom DOW Alliance.
sale 20 SeSnsnSS at Io,Sl0CkdP. NJ.
i1sspriiI1 Z. 4. DuNBAR. shsEia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26

TIE LUCKY HoUSDs.-The following ar,
the lucky fellows from Grants own home
Galens, who have received appointments
John A. RaRlins. Secretary of War; z,
B., Washhnrne, Mlnister to France. Mr.
Moore, Asst. Secretary OF Legation at Paris
II. H. HOughton, Consul to La Hama; anS
B. b. Campbell, U. 8. Marshal for North
eFn Illinois.
Grari,s renaFAable generosity confer
ring q oEaces O selalions and those whs
sVSr gsveG hlrp :, daoilllr- OF 90 drunk ziil
AF srqrsAE y ao1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-05-26
A GENTS wANrE d 70 SELL
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Patent Chair Springs.

RsAsEAAND sCQME oRF
RIskss Patent. ohGiFs spi inr.' Pries
only One Dollar. They make a Spring.
Oscillatingl or Rocking Chair out OF =
Common chalr. aad that moal intelera-
bIo nuisance, Rockers, are entirely dis
psnsed with. These springs ut any chair
ana can, be placed In Position for nse by
ach1d 20 "a mPle are they IA tneIr con-
steel, from the well-knoWni Raeleton
NanuEactuTlng Co.. 81 lJohnatrasl. u. ".
and possesa remark able elasticity, They
make \ hns finish 70 the chair, aud are
not the least In the Wy whsn APPLIED 10
the chair They do not -tAka any sxfra
rom. and each and every one thai has
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for they make the easiest chair ever inS
Soakod. TIE ladies, soAeuand all. pro-
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Shnirss They make deeidedly the plaas-
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GroinyaluabIe for Families, OmcSs. Hos
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Blake's Patent ChRir SprfngE. th0raforo
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upon thslf cOnvictIoH shall receive the
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