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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20
eeuotor Sburmau madt sinen suteu Mit.

&ihter Thurman, Der 0ertreter Der 9emofratie
Ohios i'm Senate Der Der. Staaten, erip,rbt 1
raid i'm aan;en 2anoe einen beoeutenoen Namen.
DaB er Elm Mann BON sriinolihem Diiien, Elm be-
oeutenoer Retsselebrter unb Elm idlaefertiser 9so.
nsr 1T. bas NOR ldnsH befannt, oab er aber aud gus
peilen einen redt trefliden Bib ppm Stnpel lalen
fam, bas lit wobl nur Deniengen befannt, bic ben
bter ndber fennen uno ibn 8utpeilen in lener gtbs
liotbef angetrpffen baben, Denn ibm oas 4felfben
beIonbers ihmedte. ginen guten gDib lieB Sena-
tor Sburman Dor einisen 9asen i'm Senate log. tr=
oem er, pdbreno Der Debate iber bic girsinia Bill
pl6blda ben Mntras ite(lte. Die 5taaten Ohio, Nem
Oorf unb Getp Serep aus Der Union 3u itoBsn, neil
lie es sepast, ole Gaiification oes H. uno 10.
amendments 5u miosrrufen. Ser ider3hofte I'M
tras rapprte Die &aoitalen uno tel,e Die sanje Gd-
derldfeit uno Nidtspiroisteit ibres 9reibens in
Elm 70 flares 9idt: Dab fe tpie beaofene Yuoe bic
Obreu bdnsen lieBen. Die Nep Dorfer Staats3ts
bemerft iber ben Yorfaa @ ~. ID
xGs mar uieleidt Elm nidt aan3 vtuiiroeDo1er" :"
Sd9er3 = obsleid Der .Wirbe" elmer &orperlhoft,
= Der poraeitern aematbe Worid1las Deg oemOfratis
fhen Senoprs thurman BON Sbio bic Siaaten
Obio, Netb EDorf unb We,p Seritp BON Der Yertre-
tuna i'm gongrelle aus5uIal,eben, neil lie lld ers
tlibnt, bic Nutiiifation bes l5. reip. IA Mmenoe.
.ments Al moerfufen llno bod lag in oielem Sdbers
3e Der &ern noer Die GunteiIen3 Der sanSen Sontro.
pere, meld5e oeben be,oe pauier bes gongrlles be-.
idaffiet uno an Der Beratbung orinsenoerer 4n9e.
legenbeiten binbert. lg
uDie ssra9e, lo6, ooer unter melden Wor=
bebalten uno neuen Beoineunsen 0.rsinien 5use'
lallen weroen iou = nahoem es ale uripriinsl,dDen
Bebinsuneen erfullt- bat Elm auberoroent!ld1 wel=
tes selo Der grorteruneen eroifae, auf melbem bic
ean5s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes eongteiiss
nod einmal Rspie pailirsn mus. Sabei weroen
pielen Der rabitalen @elsBeeber eonieauen5en fIdr
on peIde lie friiber offsnbur nidt seoadt. 5hura
mans ,ihled,ter 8iB", Der aud auf raottaler Sets
te tbeillpeile nit be,aueem @eldtter auf9enomn,sn
wuroe, bate leoentats oas 8uie, perld)eosne eol=
Ieoen III e,nem beutllheren 8eDuBllein bres Stanos
punttes uno Die Debate semliermaBen 5u elmer ari'
|is au bringen." Hfz -- i.'"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

.Die sNeformer4 uon Samilton Gountp bilbssnl
natariH ben wsittepunit beiber Sduier unferer @e.
ieseebuus, Atr ausen iino auf fieieerihte' NEIL
Fe6bs der .eisentt imIi4eu 3uiammenitbuns Der
pdnb.hnfbas Ssftiaber Sdnb baben unb ben 4us.
sfdIuS sebsn. g,ir fnben e inter ben ,lmftdnben
lfbr nailtlid, bdB iid uniere golessn pon ginein'
iaii bieesmaI eon3 aussrorbentlid iebbaft fur fi'
@elesseblu9 iatertFiren.5 gBir barren Der Dinse,,
Die ea foms,en unb fnb isbr besertss tuie Die per-
rsu .Refotuier- lire perantuortliden &olen onrdbf
fibreu merosa. Ser geio amnb Suseiieben, bob e
einist iehr besabte uno iebr t9tise Wdnner u''ter
ihneit 9iebt. 5iE4'ai3ns,g iyi' - .4ss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

DoIf f6IieBI9 nod barber abitimmen, Oh Is dn'
seiGlofIen iein min ober nidt, ober has tuarbe bod
meiter nidts als Elm pofenipiel ieln Weldsn Wertb
tonn bic gntiGeibune folder 9arbaren baben ?
@enn lie einmal onseidloiien fnb. bonn niro Die
raoitale Heeonhruftionsmaf&in bieie nnsepaidae'
nen uno unesblehten Bilben freili4 idnen senna
rin omerfaniidt Biroer BON ofrifaniiaer abtunft"
Deruanbelu. -.s.u.sssa.4sgz
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20
! Gin 6itb far .0rant.

.ym MtpfdFsatdnt,nh aiiit 'bss goa8rfges tunroe
einf Bill .eisesprds, Il, pel3e ReaieFnnss -Bsamtsn
oSls Aassb. .nten bsi 6haie Der gntIaifnns psfbis.
tet. gkb,nnshta T6ummdxtisou Sub bicriptiotten ,3u
bd9etplatng gaslde bsn 3pst tbdbsn bbeysu geafnT
ted yefdsptg iii ra&sn, @lei8seiiis tuirb ben tS:
bu(n, sa4tsa Pubatsr. gsf6sn!e BON Nerisnen
on,sneSmen, die .estinpue e,ebaIte tesesen ais ne
feISasa Ok gin paitirte nod iarset Hefprs& dung
ek f0a eintm ilnfuas eip Gnoe MAIDEN, bet fur bic
oui t&s& &feffsn besabften l1stsrbs &rtis
her M e;usus s,pahrnE ErpssiIumes. Gihan gen orotn
iftsI D,r Gsuat wito ilsisn Bin y1r aud paifrs1,
aIfS tsif. gsi&sAse u str. srr @tont! Beh ein
godmfhtnfdf atf ote Wiroe unfetsr Mesierune lin
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

9enrp Warb Beeder, Der SeniatinnssYre
biset Der YIpmoutb 2irde in Brootlpu, q. 3 if
Elm elud!hsr Monn. 10 melt cine CUTE ginnabme eis
men Msniden elddli& MAIDEN fonn. Seine sc.
meinbe bot einen jdbrliden @ebait anf s2O,0 er:
bsbt uno sin Mitslieo iprad bic 9oifnuns aus. tab
n14ites Sahr Der @ebalt bes Srn. Yaitors auf $25-
600 erbobt merben m6ee. Beeder preoist natirlid
n!d1t ums @elo - bemabre
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

Ghre Yater uno Wutter &c. - Sn Dem
6tdotden 1ioineitone, r. y, pertlaste Dor ldnse.
ret 3eit cine Spdter ibreu Batter. q. o. BOter. au
Yerdumbuns. Deie alage uuroe lebte Wod3e snt=
ldeoen uno Der 3oatsr Elm 5aaoeueriab Don 3d.
500 suseIrrohen y8r pilisn nidt. NORM bic Ser:
ldun,ouns beano, bieelbe muB aber mobl iebr itarf
gemeien Iein. Starf If es iibrisens aud oaB cine
Sodbter ibren esenen Batter ppr Dem 8eribte be'
llnat fommt aber in Mmsrifa. bel Der muiierbaften
3lnoersr,iebuns, iebr bduiis Dor. Nmerita rlbmt
Td freili oas erleuhtetits 9ano Der g8et su iein.
aber ber feline pertebrte &noerer3iebung mullsn Die
gnsel i'm 9immel peinen. @t
- Man srnartst, BOB Hd Der Gonsreb nod In
bieIer sibung lbsr irseno einen Jinan3pian einls
aen uerbe Bis iebt Inb lbrisens Die auslidten
nod redt tribe Obmnbl iih fat ieoes 3ebnte
raoitale gonsrebmitslso ourd enen eiseuen plan
uniterblid 3u MAIDEN iudt, 10 9iebt es ood pobi
nur uenise, bic in 8etreii Der spierisen Grase nit
lid IeIb5f ,edt einis eeuoroen ino. Sogar Sum'
ner bot fir einen Nugenblid ben Neser fallen laien
uno lit nit einem Ginanaplan berausseridt nit 'pes
dem aber, pie man iebt bort, gouttuel onrdaus
nid5t einperftonoen it, gbeniowenis miro GUNNER
nit 8oatpel's Ylan 3ufreben iein. am Samitas
bate bic 6iron3 Committee bes Sauies iuieoer cine
lanae @ibune, obne baB man gu einem beltimmten
2eIuItate tam llnteroeIien ieioet bas 2ano unter
oem ldweren Steuerbrude. 5anoel uno Wanoel fos
den, Der S9ab 1T uberfi0t, Die 9ai4en beg Bottles
aber lno leer uno Die Banferotte rnebren idb BON
Sag au Sag. Sas Yolt biBt iduer fir bic untd-
biafet uno &atblofsfeit ieiner &essnten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

- Dx Snfet 5an Domingo, bic lest an bic
Der. 5taaten aneefdloiIen neroen lou, 5dblt cine
Miidlingstep5lfsruhe. BON taum 10000 Seelen,
bic iber eine JIdde por II S26 Auaoratmeilen 3er-
freut it, Sbr panbel 1T sans nnbsosuteno uno
nod ben Beri9ten neuerer Heiienben ioq bas Bolt
ber Snfd. aus finer miiernbten Miidlinssraiie be-
feben, oie{aH chen 10 erebe 8arbareniine, nie Die
Bui9mdnner eeio AFritas. Der Yrsis, ben 'plr
fr bic SnieI 3aben ioen. 1T 3tpar serins absr iDie
pel mro es nod foiten, ebe bort bic Cronuns bsr=
eeteut iHi Sn 1865 muroe bic llnabAdneisteit San
Dominao's bon gpanien anertannt, ieiioem aber
baben bort iaf obne unterbre&uns blutise Bireer'
triese sspltbet. gaes. BET prdiieent Der lib nidt
Idneer bnltsn fann. nil einfa4 Voif snb Snfe! on
bic Der. Siaaten rsrIhadsrn. Ire'iida Ion ods
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

= Beibe Sduier Der Geiebaebuns bon Minne.
iota baben bas s15te Amenoment beftdtiat. SIN
bauie ftano bic Stinme % gegen Is.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

- eyn Hsm Orleans miro g3iener 2aserbier
berldenft, bas in rislsen GdIiern aug europa i'm
pertiri nro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

ST. 6. Gampeu, Der General asent Der tpeStl.
Emigration meloet. oob i'm 2auie Der lebisn Wpd]s
sIo EmiaranteH tier hnrfpoilrian.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

- Oie Neser= unb 0siisiad 8eisbssbuns bon.
WilFiHppi bat an Samitu9 oas l5e Amendment
aenebmi9t. 1893 ..-. .....l
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20

gs betrdot foit Die geiammte 8eb6lfernng Oeuttdb'
ianSs sinidIieSlid Ser oeutih. 0isrreidiiden 2dn-
Der, 81. .272 400, unb nit pin,urstnnns 9n9arns
eais @eitonot6si Der 6Iisrreidden Wfonar9ie) ins-
Ssiommt 79 1872 400, mas lett 1866 elmer ourdi idnt'
iiten grbobnue un Ga Vrojent 9!s,h'omn'f
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20


9em Gonersf Iieet eine Bill Dor, tueIde 130..
GOO Dollars fir cine gruppe BON Mdrmor. 0isuren
permi1iet. wsthe Ste Hetreiune Der geser nerberr.
Iiden uno III fibHGen Iliiael bes gapitoIs aufse-
felt psrben foa. ,,2eute eetp0bnii&en sdases, Die
es ebrli9meiaen, pneeen erit lire Sduloen 3u bes
sablen. ebe e an Die ani4dffuns BON 2ngusartiteln
beniem in5O isitr boasb badene Soee miro inoeB ben
gonsrrb iapfns tbbaItsn bic eH,4 81, ,pailren. 9ie
1reun6e BET Bin' nerben ben gorpanb sebrauden,
bob es nDtbis it. OUT tbieie Beiie = oos beiBt auf
Roiien,9es Mnerbeiieuerten Bodies = ben amerifa-
nifdben Rupiifiun i'm Mleemeineu, uno amerifanis
sde alnflsrd dim Beiouoeren 3u ermutbisen. allen
Melpeft Dot ter RanF nnb ben Ganflern Wer aber
einmol in Waibineton 9eueien 1T uno ii9 Die iose-
neutrality-suspicious., oie8ioer unb 5tatuen I'M
Capitol. aneeieben bat, Der peb es, bob id gar bic
@aunb Oarunter befiabet, Der seraoe5u einen 5obn
ouf Die mabre 2unit bilbet. Ontel Som bat fir
o,rartise garreaturen, bic b6ditens in cine 3r6o-
Ierbube. niA aber in bas Capital elmer sroben gia-
tion esb6rsn, don idmdblb pieI Gelo usseseben.
ct if nit anbrn Dorten BON 2euten, Die nit Der
STUNT" f@4dder treiben, fdon, iebr oft iber ben
20ffel bdrbiert mprben. toobur& aber feline 8ormn.
Der i'm GonarefIe nm uihis fli9er 9etporoen 5u ien
fbeinem. Nbsiin,Iueiie fdlt aud fir rgenb Se=
manben bsi iol6en Nhftrdsen nrn Elm iIeines 9,.os
fitden ab unb 70 seb0rt Die betreenbe Bin aud 5ur
Runf - bes 8elDmohens. ~ 6sD 4 a.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-20
9eutj9lanb 1869.

3uperldiHsen iiatiiiiiden Daten iiber bic yepoi.
feruua DeuilAlanbs su Gnbe Nusuit D. s. entneh.
men mir nathftebenoe 3ffern:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26
THE QUESTION OF ADOPTING THE
NEGRO SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
As SUBMITTED To THE PEOPLE
OF NEW JERSEY-TIIE RESULT.

The Democratic Legislature of New
Jersey, submitted the question ofthe Ne
gro Suffrage, XIV Amendment to vote of
the people of that State. The radicals of
the Ohio Legislature havej Just voted down
similar proposition. The result in New
Jersey is thus told by Governor Randolph
it his late messEe.
with view of permitting the people
Of the State, in the exercise of their right
to express themselves upon the subject
through the election of Representatives of
the prezent Legislature, 1 recommend
that no final action be taken by your pred
ecessors. To this they acceded, and their
decision, IN strong contrast with that of
most of the States acceding to the amend
ment, seemed to be most fitting, consider
ing the importance and gravity fthe sub
Ject involved 1t is gratifying that legis-
tors, who possessed ample power to de-
feat an important political measure, should
have so highly regarded the honor and
reputation Of our State and rights of the
people, as to omit its exercise, even under
great provocation so to do. The late cleo
tion gave ample opportunity to the advo-
Gates of universal suffrage TO press their
views
The result is known, and New Jersey
declares against the scheme.
The adoption of the proposed amend
ment is objected to, because in the minds
of many rejecting men the universally of
suffrage is but the extention of an existing
evil-the true remedy of which lies in its
continuance to those who already possess
the privilege, and its grant to those who
may, under the operation of law, possess
it within a limited period hereafter, and
thereafter restricting it to such as shall
possess some Simple and reasonable but
intelligent qualification for the exercise of
so important trust.
A proposition of this character, contain
ing so many elements of safety to the gov
ernment and advantage to the people,
would, from its very nature, become the
opposing force to the doctrine of universal
suffrage, nor could the issue be doubtful
when fairly understood"
The majority against adopting the
amendment in New Jersey wasllarge, and
the Legislature, in accordance with the
verdict Of the people have rejected it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26
LET THEMREsIaN.

The people Of Hamilton County, who
were 50 grossly misrepresented in the vote
on the fifteenth Amendment at Columbus
last night, have right to call upon their
recreant servants to resign the seats they
have disgraced Nothing is more certain
than that Messrs Bates, Hill, Klein
schmidt and Cunningham-whose votes
gave the sanction Of Ohio to the Fifteenth
Amendment-would never have had the
power TO cast those votes, if they had
made known their intention in October.
They have been guilty of gross and
disgraeeful breach Of faith With their
constituents. and they know it. Let them
resign.-Enq'tirer 21st.
The above shows the beauty of the fu-
sion entered into in Hamilton County last
fall, These men were elected by Demo
cratic votes. against the regular Radical
nominees and this it is that makes the
thing so disgraceful We are confident
our friends thsre acted for the best but
they evidently took these men on trust.
What pledges, if any, were given we are
not aware. The important period is the
time Of nomination. Let men ofeharacter
and ability be placed in nomination-men
who are 50 devoted TO right principle that
no inducement conld swerve them there
from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26

Judge Black, OF Pennsylvania, has writ
ten letter to AttoFney-General HoaF, in
reference TO his remarks IN the Supreme
Court on Monday last, on che death of Mr.
Stanton, in which he alluded to the former
members of President Buchanan's admin
istration as secret plotters with treason.
Judge Black, who was then in that Cabi-
net, is of the opinion that this is a rehec-
tion wholly uRwaTanted by the facts /;
and he calls upon Mr. Hoar to substan-
tiate that assertion. Although Judge Black
does not say so in his letter, he is prspar-
ed to show that. while General Dix and
himself were working night and day
against secession, Mr.. Stanton was impas-
siye and took no aggressive ground against
iveason and rebellion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26
80. navs %

so; nays, %.
Mr. WILSON moved an amendment to
impose a further fundamental condition
that the Constitution shall never be so
amended or changed so as to deprive any
citizen of the United States of the school
rights and privileges secured by the Con-
stitution ofsaid State Adodted, yeas, 81
nays, %.
Mr. MORTON moved to substitute for
the preamble adopted by the House an
other setting forth that the people of Vir-
giuia had adopted Constitution which is
republican, and Legislature elected un-
der it had ratified the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments, and the perfor-
nance of these acts in good faith was a
condition precedent to representation.
The proposed substitute was agreed to.
Yeas, %; nays, 20.
The bill was then read a third time, and
the yeas and nays ordered on its pas
sage.
Before the vote was taken several
Democratic Senators explained why they
should vote against the bill, which pass
ed. Yeas, AZ, nays, II, a strict party
vote.
On motion of Mr.. SHERMAN the Cur
rency Bill was taken up, but afterward laid
over.
The Senate, at $50, adjourned till
Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26

THE Virginia bill as it came from the
Senate, passed the House on Monday, by
party vote, 81 Democrats voting against
Virginia, old Virginia, "the mothef of
states" the home of the Lees, Washing
tons, Jeffersons, Madisons, &C., is going to
be reconstructed, (niggerstructedD that is
haltered and hamstrung, and admitted
into the Unionl How kind in the Yankee
tories and Williams who rule Congress to
admit Virginia at all How prudent to
reserve the right to kick her out as they
have done Georgia. The majority in Con-
gress seem TO be composed of asses and
knaves with occasionally an honest sort of
a fellow who amounts to nothing, so that
the knaves rule the roost, Buffers, Sum.
ners, Chambers & Co. These radical legis-
latiVe assemblies are great institutions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
Cash Gifts to the Amount of
$500,0O0.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
8 Cash Gifts, each $4,000 40 Cash Gifts, 81 600
10 10000 200 g. 500
20 5000 800 100
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $500 to 500
$50 Sewing Machines, co to 10
500 Gold Watches as to sos
Cash Prizes, Silverware &C., valued at 81 100000
chance TO draw any of the above Prizes for
n 25 cents. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed
IN Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of Csc
Sealed Ticket is drawn, without choice and sent
by mail to any address. The prize named upon il
Will be delivered to the ticl1etholder on payment
of One Dollar Prizes are Immediately sent to
any address by express or return mail.
You viii know what your Prize is before YOU
Tor II. ANY PRIZE EXCHANGED FOR ANOTHER OP THE
SANE VALUE No Blanks Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing.
REFERENcEsSWe- select the following from many
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kidd
ly permitted us to publish them: Andrew j. Burns
Chicago, $4,000; Miss Clara S. Walker, Baltimore
Piano, $500, James NJ. Mathews, Detroit 5000;
John T. Andrews, Savannah, 5000; Miss Agnes
Simmons, Charleston, Piana, $500. We publish no
names without permission
OPINIONS OF THE PRESs--'The firm is reliable. and
deserve their sudcess. Weekly Tribune, Nav g.
I've know them TO be fair dealing firm.h-N Y
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26
SHERIFF. SALE

Bernard Woodling VS.. Stephen EeIrroate ct ux.
Qf virtue of an order to sell issued from the
~, u court OF common pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
ana ana 20 me dlreeted will offer for sale at public
ou-cry at the door of the courthouse in ne citv
Of Canton, on ''
Saturday, the 26ah dag of February, 1870,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to wit: Being the northwest part of the
northwest quarter of fractional section number
y, and bounded as follows On the north and east
by the Tuscarawas River, and on the south by
lands now owned ny Frederick Zeltman, and on
the west by the section line between section num-
Der twenty-one (2l) and the said fractional section
number twenty-five (22) containing sixty-eight
acres more or less. 49,
Sale to commence at o'clock P. NJ. Terms
casn. r. A. DUNBAR,
lan26w5 - Sheriff of Stark county O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26
sHERIFF SALE

John E. McLain VS.. Cynthia Wardle ct al
RY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
ID court of common pleas of Stark county Ohio
and to me directed, will offer for sale at public
out-ery at the door Of the courthouse in the city
of Canton, on
Saturday. the l2th day Of February, 1870,
the following described real estate situate in said
east corner of the northwest quarter of section
number 8, township number 8, range number 9,
thence south S31 g west IL chains and links 10 a
post on the bank of the TuscaraWas River at low
water mark; thence south chains to post, from
which a white oak 20 inches in diameter bears
south 75o west distant 25 links; thence north 641o
east II 65-lOO chains to post from which an oak
10 inches In diameter bears north 53lSo east
90-lOO chains TO the place of beginning contain
ing seven and twenty-one hundredths "a 2l-IOo)
acres, and the paper mill, machinery fixtures and
appurtenanees thereon Sale to commence at /
O'Clock P. NJ. Terms cash.
R. A. DUNBAR,
jan12R5 Sheriff of Stark county. o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26
Saturday. the 29M dan of .Lnnnnu1 Is


Samuel R. Gitehel vs.. john Pirrong ct al.
PY virtue of an alias order to sell issued from
- the court Of common pleas of Stark county
Ohlo and TO me directed, viii offer for sule ak
public cutlery, at the door of the court house in
the city of Canton, on 40
Saturday, The 12th dag of February, 1870.
the following described real estate situate in said
county. to wit: Thirtytwo feet front and rear be-
ing part OF lot number l. in the city Of Canton,
carawas street 25 feet from the Southeast corner
OF SAID lof thence westwardly on the line of said
Iot eiohg East iusearawas street 80 feet; thence
northerly parallel with the eastern line OF said lot
TO the north side of said lot thence easterIy along
the noTth SIDE OF said lot number l. 50 feet thence
parallel with the eastern boundary Of said LOT
number one to the place of beginning excepting
excepting the right of way and sewerage to other
owners OF parts of said lot number one through
ana over four feet of the north side Of the above
oeseriDed premises. Sale to commence at one,
o'clock z. NJ Terms-One-third cash the balance
IN two equal annual payments with interest from
day OF sale secured by mortgage on the premises
r. A. DUNBAR,
JallZWo Sheriff of Stark county, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26
TIE OHIO LEGIsLArURE.

During the past week the General As
sembly has done nothing of Importance
since the Negro equality question was dis
posed Of
In the Senate on the 18th, the following
bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Jenner-To legalize the dissec-
ton of human bodies in certain cases.
By Mr.. Potts-To grade the salaries of
County Treasurers according to the popu-
lation of their respective counties, and by
Mr.. Jenner, to amend the interest law Of
May 9, 1859, by re-enacting the six per
cent. law.
And in the House the following bills
were introduced:
By Mr.. Hitchcock-Making partial ap-
preparations for the current year
BY Mr.. Price-To authorize County
Treasurers to loan public money.
By Mr.. Ward-To prohibit the teaching
of sectariau religious doctrine, the reading
OF the Bible, prayers, and the singing of
hymns or psalms IN the public schools.
By Mr.. Sterling-To authorize County
Commissioners to appropriate $500 to
teachers institutes IN counties where they
are organized
of Magistrates before issuing warrants in
cases ofmisdemeanor, to require security
of costs.
BY Mr.. Cameron-To so amend section
twelve of the road law as to make the poll
tax lien on all property now exempt by
law, except wearing apparel and provi-
sions.
After the transaction of some unimpor-
tant miscellaneous business, the House
adjourned.
On the 18th, in the Senate, a report was
submitted, stating that the roof of the
State House and parts of the floor, needed
repairing. A resolution ordered the re-
pairs not over $1,000
In the House the great question was on
the Negro and Chinese Amendment, and
the farce was continued and concluded on
the 10th.
In the Senate, on Friday, a message
from Governor Hays, sending a letter from
Prof E. B. Andrews, Asst. State Geolo-
gist, on the coal deposits m Athens and
Perry counties. The vein runs from six
to eleven feet The coal contains a little.
ash, one-third volatile matter six-tenths
carbon and little sulphur
In the House a partial appropriation
bill was passed. Adjourned til Tuesday.