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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-01
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$500 will buy THE DOMINION TOBACCO
WORKS, Toronto, Ontario--(original cost &c.
000)-consistng of COMPLETE MACHINERY
for the manufacturing of Plug, Cut Tobacco and
Cigars, with steam and hydraulic power. Room
to work 200 hands. Fifty per cent. may be made
here on any amount invested, l..i3
]. d. LEWIS,
oc 5-d3m* Toronto, Ont
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HORTICULTURAL. &c.

TIONS, CUT FLOWERS, etc, furnished at short
notice and at moderate prices.
For the convenience of the public we have
tablished salesrooms at No. 1873 Main street, near
Eighth where exhibit specimens of the above
articles. Also, an assortment OF. GOLD FISH
in globes aquaria; INIMORTEILES, speci-
mems of PLANTS, ,SHRUBBERY,, sc. The
ladies particularly requested to visit our store
and examine the latest novelties in our line.
Bouquets, Funeral Decorations, etc, can be or
dered at the store on Main street, or ut cur Grace
Street Gardens. Al lofdeis promptly attended
to and delivered in the city without extra charge.
Packing and shipping carefully attended 10.
100,000 CABBAGE PLANTS for Fan Planting.
27-1w .....sr.-.T.
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INSURANCE.

iiiI ".if4fiff 4N6OIl1xNOII.
INSURANCE! INSURANCE! INSURANCE!
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
,f COMPANY, i.g,.
or PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
DARCY PAUL............. President.
iii SAM'L Ii. PAUL.........". Secretary.
ASSETS OVER. 100000
F1REMEN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SAN FRAScIsCo, CAL. ,...f..
Capital (goldl...... ...........! xoOO,OOo
Total assets (gold) . s799,G27
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Virginia
Registered and United States Bonds deposited
with the Treasurer OF Virginia for security of
Virginia policy holders. ir iii b n
Opdyke, A. A. Low, H. b. Clafiin,- w. T. Cole
man, John Winslow, James Lees
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN AT THE
LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
The undersigned, representatives of the above
frst-class liberal and prompt paying companies.
respectfully solicit the patronage of those desi-
ring insurance "'.'l
aT THOs. M.sALFRIEND &-SON,
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Agents,
-
SPEoIAL NOTICE. ~
TO ALL PERSONS WISHING FIRE INSU!
RANCErTHE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY offer inducements nm
surpassed by any safe company, to insure against
loss by fire of all kinds of property. ~
They ask of their friends and the public to give
them call before insuring elsewhere. i1
Consult your own interest and insure with us
II. b. STARKE, General Agent.
J.. b. DAVIS; President. tiis fHH'i p
JOHN i, q. PoTTs, Secretary oc 25--d&wly
DACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Capital, tGold1.. ....... .....:...$l ,OoO, 600
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia,
~. ). bonds) ....,........ ........... $4,000
Deposited with Comptroller of New
fork...... ...................... i2Oo,UU0
| Stockholders individually liable under State
law, adding S20,0000o0 additional security TO the
Company.
This f;tvorite Company insures all kinds of pro-
perry and merchandise against loss or damage by
fire and the perils of the sea, on the most tavora-
| BILE terms. "a.
The Company makes PROMPT payment of
! Chicago losses, and reinsaes its capital 10 ONE
| MILLION DOLLARS IN GOLD. .
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE & CO,
y oc 23-lw pr Agents, nos Main street.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
40 TO THE FAIR ~
OR TO
NO. S23 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
AMI see .i.,fl
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
The Oldest and Best t,.f
The Latest in Modern Improvements
The only Machine that secured il-
-'f1 GOLD MEDAL
7TI7fIl $50 ... fIri
for sewing at the Paris Exposition.
J. +. MCKINNEY,
luafE Itt NirH t
oc 27-d&wts H Agent.
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pLANzyF ORGANIZATION AND PIxT-
FORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
OF VIRGINIA.. .-ss~
Plan II pssaniza.ion.

5 g. fggcISdf bfoASIzArIcS.
ht Thdre shall be an Executive COMMITTEE in
e.idli voting precihct, consisting of seven mem
bers, tobe sc5edted by the voters of said precinct,
whose dutYH shalfbe TO make n thorough cam
y;is of such precinct; to organize, and make effi-
cient, q Republican club to procure list of reg
istered and legal voters, and to do all in their
power before registration, and at the polls to Sc
cure the success of the Republican party, This
Committee shall select one member of the Coun-
ty Executive Committee TO represent the precinct
in that body. The Precinct Committee shah
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10 al9N MAN srNftr. RtcHAdsp,s VIRGINIA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12
Failure OF the Home IH.uranes Com

The New Haven papers announce thelut-
ter failure of the Home Insurance Compa-.
nay, of that city. 1t was known 10 be ia
a precarious condition last June, and an
effort was made at that time, by changing
the directors and reducing the capital stock,
to put its affairs into such shape as would
enable it to keep on ats business But this
was found by the new officers to be In pos
ible, SINCE the condition of the company
was found, on investigation, 10 he- much
worse than was at first supposed. ,, Indeed
the Vice-President declared at meeting.
Of the stockholders, yesterday. the %, that
the actual condition of tho company was
$223, 900 verse than nothing. In his re
port to the meeting, we learn that, while
the unpaid losses of the company were Fe-
were, in truth, $220, ,986, and possibly 500
600 more. The gross premiums from, July
to December LIST, were 1851 ,726. while the
losses and returned premiums and expen-
ses, were $685., ,4e5. The gains upon the
reinsurance would be $174, ,996, leaving
net loss of S7S, ,4l2 in the yve months bGsi-
ness The last July statement showed an
impairment of $l7606, while the actual
impairment was $62, 500, with loss in
real estate owned and sold in New Hatens
! of $50, $50 using up the $4,000 capital
and leaving balance Of So, $50 worse than
nothing. 1t was also reported in July last
that theis cash in the hands. Of the agents.
was $l30, 900. when really there was only
about $54 600 Agents balances reported
at $64, ,645 were only $4,000 The rest
was worthless. Of the salvage claims re-
ported at fifty, thousand only fifteen thou
sand were good for anything. OF the bills
receivable reported at thirty thousand
only twelve thousand was good. 3sG IN.
This statement of the Vice President as
tonished the stockholders, who had no idea
that they had been thus systematically de-
ceived, and they voted at once to notify all
agents to stop writing policies and to re-
| turn such premiums as shall be collected
between the 29th and the notice of such
stoppage They also intend to stop the
cancelling of all policies and the paying of
claims. il .,.-.....-....
The failure will be sad blow to many
of the stockholders. We hear Of one ease,
a widow, whose husband before he died
held $20ooO of the stock, who is now cast
upon the world without dollar, having
scceded to the request of her husband new
er to part with the stock, as it was a safe
investment ft sl-- O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12

THE New York Herald. which is quick
to observe the changes in the wind. thus
speculates upon the result of the Georgia
election. Itsays:
"The Georgia election-a decided Dem
ocratic victory, disastrous Republican
defeat, for it indicates 3 reaction down
South, which, by the year 1872 will have
carried over every Southern State to the
Democracy What; then. with New York,
Connecticut, Indiana. Missouri, California
and Oregan gone by the board-what.
is the chance for the demoralized and divid-
ed Republicans Let the 'bloated bond
holders tremble, Their six per cent. IN
terest in gold is getting to be a yery inter
esting problem, and the late ex-President
BUCHANAN, who would not risk a dollar
II these Government securities, sraelt the
rat All the Southern negroes, as well as
the Southern whites, are ready to sustain
the theory of BUCHANAN concerning our
National debt and its securities, and this
Is the drift of this Georgia election"
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Congre.sionaI sumnary.

FRIDAY, January 6, 1871.
HoUsE.-Er Whitmore introduced bills
to create an additional collection district
in Texas: to make the city ofSabine Pess
q port of entry, and bill relating to the
survey of the Natchez and Angelina Riv-
ers, in Texes The House resumed the
consideration of the resolutions reported
by the Foreign Committee in reference to
the dispute between Minister Washburn
and the late Government of Paraguay.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Farnsworth,
directing Court of Inquiry. for the trial
of Admirals Godon and Davis was agreed
to-90 to 26 Resolutions were then passed
disappearing the conduct of Admiral
Davis for delaying for an unreasonable
time to proceed TO the rescue of Messrs.
Bliss and Masterman and treating them as
prisoners; and declaring that Admiral
Godon, by neglecting to aid Mr.. Wash
burn to reach the Government to which
he was accredited, failed to discharge his
dnties The session tomorrow will be for
general debate. 1sz.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12

long time il seemed TO the searcher that he
was on the young mans heels, and would
flattsr himself that when he should find a
certain vessel he would surely be brought
into direct collision with his man. The
whole brilliant prospect would be dissipat-
ed by the finding the vessel and the dis
covery that Osborne has left on the con-
clusion Of a former voyage, and nobody
would know his whereabouts. Then the
laborious search for another trail was COM
menced, and continued till last February,
when Alexander traced the Earl aboard
the Hebra, bound for Australia. These
tidings were duly communicated to the
friends of the Earl in Scotland, and the tu-
tor sat down IN Boston TO await the receipt
of tidings of the Hebra, meantime arrang-
ing plans for sending her to England or
bringing her back to this country. Letters
addressed to the Earl in his incog7lito were
also dispatched to the consignees of the He
bra, IN Melbourne, fully explaining the sit
uation Of affairs, and urging his Immediate
return home. After several months Of
waiting, the announcement Of the safe ar.
rival of the Hebra out was received, but
with it came the death blow Of all hopes
that centered in the recovery of the sailor
Earl, for the news was accompanied witt
/ bhC u4dIG Wdlo WISH
ed overheard and drowned on the foursl
day out. One ofthe saiiers of the Hsbra
who has returned to this country, has beer
examined by the commission. He fully
recognised Osborne, the mate of the vesse
! IN the photographs of the Earl that wer,
placed before him, He also gave minut
account of OsboTns death as heretofore re
lated. The Captains testimony and th
ships log, detailing the casualty at tn,
time of its alleged occurrence will complet
the necessary evidence. Osborne or tn
Earl shipped on the Hebra almost by ac
cident, and sailed in her evidently agains
his own impulses. He went aboard Will
she was lying at Boston. He wanted t
inspect a large, three-masted schooner
Captain Kent met him on deck, was struel
by his general appearance, and Immediate
ly engaged him as "a mate. q ii --t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12
sheriff sale.

Henry Reemsnyder vs.. Barbara Stuckere ct al.
DY 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
outery at the door of the courthouse in the city
of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of January. 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, TO wit: Being part Of the northeast
quarter of section thirty-tWo 1921 in township
number eleven III range number eight Isl bound
ed as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner
of q tract of land decided to Jacob l.. Oberlin by
Adam Oberlin, being point in the centre of the
Cleveland Road thence west along the line Of
said last mentioned tract twenty-six 1881 rods
alel with the north line of said tract to the center
of said Cleveland Road thence along the center
of said road to the place OF beginning containing
decZaS5 RIA. DUNBAR, Sheriff
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Sheriff Sale.
Richard Ryan ct ux. ct al.

Richard Ryan ct ux- ct al.
DY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
ID court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
and TO me directed viii offer for sale az public
outery at the door of the courthouse in the city
of Canton, ...--t --. ...
Saturday, The 2lst dag of January, 1871
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: Beginning at point in the west
line of the extension of North sium street north
wardIy in the city of Canton, ninety feet south
from where the south line of an alley running
westwardly from North Poplar street along the
north line of a certain & Is acre tract heretofore
bought from Elizabeth Feather by ]. B. Burke
intersects said west line OF said Plum street, so
extended; thence southwardly along said ex
tended west line of Plum street forty l4Ol feet,
more or less ts the north line of land owned by
NJ. S. Shariot: thence westwardly along said Sha
riots nerth line twelve [l2l feet more less, tc
the east line of the church lands thence north
along said line Of ssid church lands forty 40
feet more orless, to land owned by Joseph Mock
thence .eastwardly 10 the place Of beginning
twenty-five [21l feet more or less -
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock D. IN. Terms
cash. h. A. DUNBAR,
dec22W6 Sheriff.
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Poolk- Binder and Blank Book Manufacturer. Al
orders from abroad promptly attended to. Bind
cry in Harters Block, up stairs, Canton, Ohio
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VOLUME 81.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
sr. PAUL,s EPISCOPAL CHURcH,
HIRAM THURSTON,

n. STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
A. McGregpr Son, Publishers, and Plain and
Fancy JOB Printers, Empire Block, Canton, OHIO.
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ca.n.l.e. Ds.ss....a.len " az :. slsv.l... eve,

NltIlS1Ho = e 2 = - -
q CLEvELAHp, January 6.-The gather
ing of Catholics to-day, to protest against
Victor E1nmanul's g. action regarding the
Pope. was alranda affair The procession,
which vast a long ORes after marching
through some Of the principal streets, halt
ed at~the Cathedral where addresses where
made in English by 3 number Of prominent
priests, and d>resol1tions Of protest against
the occupation Of Rome by Victor lEmanu-
ei were adopted. , The German assembly at
Temperance Hall, in the rear of tbs; Catho-
dral. and appropriate addresses were made
and similar resolutions unanimously ed
dopted. -5-f 90 yf--o
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BherIM hlIe.
Canton Ruillinp Association No. 1
John or.h Ct n1. ct al.

John Orth ct ux. ct al.
DY virtue of e pluries order to sell issued
ID from the Coart of Common Pleas of Stark
county, Ohio, and TO me directed l will offer for
sale ut public outcry at the door of the court house
in the city of Canton, on ''-
Saturday, the 2lst day of January. 1871.
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit /: Part of lots numbered one hun
dred and tWenty-one ll2ll and one hundred and
tWenty-two tl22l in the city of Canton, and being
all of said lots lying east of 4 line drawn north
and south the same forty-nine 49, feet and
l1Ol inches west of the line of said lots.
Sale to cimmence at o'clock p m. Terms cash,
dec22W5 r. A. DUNBAR Sheriff.
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sheriff sale.
Fitch & Erwin VS.. Emanuel 81

Fitch Erwin VS.. Emanuel Slough.
DY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed viii offer for sale at public
outery At ths door Of the court house in the city
of Canton, on
Saturday. the 2ls, day Of January. 1871.
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: Lot number eight Isl in HOusel's
commence at l o'clock p. m Terms cash.
decS2w5 r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12
VENEZUELA.

Surrender 0T MaraeaIbo-The Repub-
IISSu in the Hands Of fGoFpaan RIancO.
~ CARRAocAs, Descended 24s--Thsi sur
render Of fMaracaiboaAdt the forts surround
ing the town IS confirmed. The navy has
also surrendered. and now the whole re-
public Is in the hands of GnEman Blanoo,
who has hopes of lasting peace.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12
Sheriff Sale.
Canton Buildlng Association No. 2
VS..

DY 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
outcry at the door Of the courthouse in the city
of Canton, on ?
Saturday, The 2lst day Of January, 1871
the following described real estate situate in saiC
county, to wit Lotnunber one hundred and forty
seven (l4I in H H. Myers addition to the city o
Canton. Sale to commence at l o'clock p. m
Terms cash. K. A. DUNBAR. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12

CHORUS
Hinkety. Kinkety. Kangaroo,
What was poor little boy to do
Who out on the ocean wanted 10 go,
But his pa and his ma said, no, no, no.
By fate he was thrown on an island unknown,
Where the Plantsins and coeoanpts grew so
Into a cave, which seemed much like grave,
Crept disconsolate Robinson Crusoe.
Hinkety, &c, &c.
A parrot one day chanced to come in his way,
And he caught 1.-THE story is true-so
Daily and nightly this little bird sprightly
Hinkety, &c, &c.
Then he made him cheir-'twas a funny affair.
For his working utensils were few-so
A table and churn and small coffee
Were comfort to Robinson Crusoe.
Hinkety, &c &C.
One day he went out-he was roaming about,
For he found it so pleasant to do So
And was viewing the land, when some tracks in,
Quite astonished poor Robinson Crusoe.
Hinkety, &C., &c
Alarmed what to do the Door man scarce knew
But away in hurry he few-so
Fast he did run with his dog and his gun,
Hinkety, &c, &e-~.
Then he. saw a great crowd, and their howliDgs
And he thought them cannibal crew $50
He viewed the strange sight, till with terror and
Shook the frame of poor Robinson Crusoe.
Hinkety, &C., &C.
They built up a FIRE, and a genuine fryer Cfriar)
Said he. q must see that they do not cook me,
And then eat up poor Robinson Crusoe."
Hinkety, &C, &c.
Then he fred at the crowd, the explosion was
And the heads, legs and bodies they few so;
That they seemed thick as hail, and he grew very
Peor hOrrihed Robinson Crusoe. .-u
Hinkety, &c-, &c.
The cannibal hed-not including the dead.
For the killed were not able 20 do so;
And one captive was found lying fiat on the
and was saved by Robinson CrusOe. -.
Hinkety, &e-, &c.
But the poor frightened wretch. on the ground he
would stretch
I His ia An length I RHt they grew
Was the slave of poor Robinson Crusoe.
Hinkety, &c, &c.
With tie round his throat, and a swalloy-tai
Which formed but part of his trousseau.
He looked quite as well as q gay Broadway swell
The pet Of poor Robinson Crusoe.
Then they started a school-for the man was nr
fool,
And so earned his letters all through; so
His splendid array and his air distingus
Struck the pride cf poor Robinson Grusoo.
Hinkety, &c, &C.
1t chaneed one day that sail passed that way,
And he took to his little canoe; so
| They saw him at last and rope to him cast,
Unfortunate Robinson Crusoe.
.. Ainkety, &C, &c.
When in England a. last, and the anchor was cast
Poor Robinson nobody knew 80
He cut of his hair and dressed up with care.
/ And said he, 81 am Robinson CrusOe."
Hinkety, Kinkety. bow. WOW, WOW.
| What do you think Of the sailornoW
I'm done with him new, and I'm done wit
! you, -e. .-.
| Hinkety. Kinkety, kangaroo.
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4AalanaI.
AM ES TY.
Able Speech of Hon. ThOs. L. Jones,
OF Kentucky.

Able Speech of Hon. ThOs. L. Jones,
OF Kentucky
On the 23d of December, 1870, Hon.
Thos. L. Jones, of Kentucky, while the
House of Congress was in Committee of
the Whole, delivered the following re-
marks on the question of amnesty:
Mr.. Jones, of Kentucky-The gentle
man from Virginia ( Mr.. Porter who has
obtained the floor has kindly yielded to
me for about fifteen minutes and pre-
pose to occopy the time IN addressing the
House upon the Amnesty bill reported
from the Committee on Reconstruction
Mr.. Speaker, it was reported in the pa
pers of this city that the gentleman from
Massachusetts, who presents this bill to
the House said, in a Republican caucus a
few evenings ago, that the leaders of the
rebellion should have been hanged, and
| am not prepared to say, sir, whether if
such a Judgment had been meted out to
those unfortunate individuals it would
| have been more magnanimous n the con-
uuerors, more creditable to this Govern
ment and more merciful to the offenders
| than the provisions of this measure. 1t
is drawn and fashioned after the amnesty
statute of George IL, IN the barbarous
days of old England, alld does credit to
| the great original. The initiative and ere
ative genius of the gentleman has certain
| " here been stimulated to its highest effort;
his offspring has transcribed the statute
| of royal George for in circumlocution, va
riety of feature, and inexplicable ramifca-
tion, the world has never seen its like be-
/ fore. The gentleman's Imagination would
seem to have been tortured into an at
tempt to contrive bill of pains and pen
alties to further Cypress a certain class OF
mankind who have never sinned, or slnned
but little, and to exempt another class
from the fines and punishments justly due
their wiliful and fragrant violation of the
laws of God and man.
1t is a Pandora's box from which will
flow innumerable evils to afaict our peo-
pie. 1t is an anomaly in modern history,
and reverses and astounds ancient history
| 1t is the introduction of the Grecian
horse after Troy has been taken, the enc
my subdued and the war ended. If, un-
fortunately, it should pass the House and
become a law, the gentleman should be
awarded patent for having invented a
machine so wonderfully complex, working
in every direction under impalpable anC
false powers, without beginning or end
head or tail, upturning legal forms, rights
and laws under our present form OF gov
eminent, understood by none, confusing
and perplexing Judges, lawyers, clients
and people that all will remain a puzzle
sham and shame as long as it shall en-
cumber our statute books. This bill may
be called ''chowder" of rare and variec
ingredients, and of the purest water of the
N. England,kitchen The esIiSinier seems t.
have snatched inspiration from the cave o
old Hecate and snuffed the fumes of he
boiling caldron Indeed, we might sup
pose he had borrowed from the provert
itself: -... 80
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For Sale.

TTNHE undersigned desiring to quit business and
Il move to the West wishes to sell his property
situate in South Canton, and known As the
COAX GROVE House,,
There are 12 acres OF land. good house suitable
for public business or private residence, good
Stable, Ice-house and other out-houses. There is
on the place splendid homemade Water Works
driven by hydraulic ram and supplying beau
tiful fountain in the yard; also make an excellent
protection in case Of hre. having force enough to
throw water over the house. Sd -..
The property is situated as 30 be valuable in
selling residence lots. .--T --.
The property viii be sold on reasonable terms.
For further Information, call on the undersign-
ed on the premises f--r- I-. --t
nOTl7-H --I- ANTHONY BIHLER.
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ELECTION Notice.

STNHE Annual Election ofOhaeers and Directors
l. 81, ,the Stark County "A gFiclltural Society will
ss held On SATURDAY, ian inst, ,at she Sfiee Of
ths SECRETARY N Canton, Ohio. -.
~ i-rt. tsgI11 JOHN ?. CLARK sSSe'y.