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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15
THE KIM AND AMOUNT OF
GO OK MONEY! ~


The following article ION the kind and
amounts of money We stake frOmathe Up
per SanduAky Republican, (Mr. Ounces
papsrl and, as the article is signed H. s.
NJ. and dated Canton, we concluded to
give it an airing. sd
It will be seen 81. S. NJ. 10 about as
nonsensically in error as many Others
who give out their shallow and erroneous
views.
He talks about a stable and honest
government" Our government" we
should Judge Is considerably "stable" since
President Grant & Co. were swinging
things so horsicaLy and as to its honesty,
in some particulars, it is so we'll known
we need say nothing here. We would
like to ask If that that is an honest gev-
ernment' that forces upon its subjects \
deprecated and irrsdeemable currency ?
Are those rulers honest who force upon
the people a currency 50 worthless that
they 1.-THE rulers will not receive itin pay
ment of tariff dues nor as interest upon
bonds q? m Joe s"
OF course H. S, 81. attempts no expla-
nation Of these and some other points.
He can dtwaddle aboAt National faith"
and all that sort OF stuff. National"
knavsty Is the rule-national nonsense
the prevailing disease. But read H. ssM.'
Ed. RERURLAoAN Some weeks have
passed since l promised you an article on
the lkiad and anaonnt Of money needed IN
the huniness- oftha 2anhA-F-h~osrtse-
ton OF Congress in providing some relief
to the countTysin this regard, would have
saved the further discussion of monetary
affairs, and aided the, masses In determia-
ing what businessmay be done, ana what
must be abandoned. But q month passes,
and Congress is unable as yet to settle the
relative value of theiriown labor and tod-
ges, and the people must sstill wait. The
kind Of money needed, 5lgaoJ O. oy.
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INCREASE IN THE PUBLIC DEBT.

II GREELEY were President the poor
man would he blamed for all this and we
should be told of the blissful times under
the glorious shadow of GRANT who insis-
ted, all the time he was President, upon
paying the National debt out of hts own
nnckaf -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

NEw YoRK is getting to be dreadful
place to live IN. Sheriff Brennan an
his deputy are inyLudlaW Jail for permit
ting Genet To escape. EordOnbtthe jallor
win see they are Comfortably cared for.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

oUuR3 noble Governor WIILIAM ALIEN,
rrose upP in Columbus on Monday, took
the oath Of once and delivered a brief In
~sneural which will be found IN this
paper. Read it, 70 - ma1 -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

BEN. BUrIEE.s argument in the House
in favor ofths Civil Rights Bih.yas that
.Rsll the arts of hell and death Quiz not
persuade the negro otherwise than TO
vote the Republican ticket, -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

5 ,THE D. S. Senate last week passed the
nsws salary bill restoring the cid rate of
i've thousand dollars 4 year, The cid
feature Of mileage allowed, however, We
shall SEQ whistler the House will also, so
deofea' = - Isel.4's -
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Farm fOr-SaIe.

A FARM of IS Acres, in Jackson Township,
IA six miles north-West Of CantOn, twelve acres
timber; and also three acres in the ciryr of Can
ten, = eood-tWO story frame house barnard other
naS16 g terAis easy o,rNurz sT1uvET
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Notice of, Dissolution of Co
-e DaPtneFghiD. rH

TNHE limited cOPartnsFshiP heretofore existing
Il botWsen the Undersigned under the name
aDd style Of Oliver Baker, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Oliver Baker IL 70 receive
payment OF any and all accounts ewing said hrm,
and will pay on presentation any and al Claims
held against said hrm-
J. o.
Canton. O. Dee. slst ~ Iansv4
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= john o Oook Va Inoma9 OIark-
By virtue offs Yendi exponss issued from the
court OF common pleas ofStafk county, Ohio.l and
to me directed, I will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house, in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday he E4th5dGy gFs6n4agH 1874,
the following described real-eEtate situate In
Stark county, Ohio, to wit: Lot number one
hundred and forty-sfx 146l in Peeters, Lamborn
4 Co.'S addition to Alliance. Z
Sale to commence 81 I o'clock D m. Terms cash.
janl5W6 SO liz WILLIAM BAXTER, sheriff.
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PIflsBvaas. Janpary Ia ~. .

TIT" ~-NINFNN-1 W--W-J
bCatHs-The supply was comparatively light in
Allegheny to-day, and the market was more ae-
tive and common cattle was held higher Prime
to e1tra,e9 soar; medium 20 good, s. ooae5 COM
mouto lair SiA5s La -gasD ~ E-JI g9z CO
J. sheePZSpld a from eHe for extra ovn To-
81 90 per head for sCslKWags, J
f1HossSsad'M retail way At 5Aag. per Alb%
gEeesSss 20 qnahtys llE "a AL ssdI .sz-oqei
etf Wool Market.
PHiLADEIFHii, SANITARY Is, = Wool = Improved
demand, stock scarce, hrmer and higher. Ohio
65a57e; eLtTa 900. 49, laA = - -ss
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: cANToN retail MARKEra


NEW YoEE, January ls.AFIour steady superHns
western ana State IS I5a6 so extra Ohio Sfa7aGo;
good to choice 81 s5as ak. Whisky quiet AZ 81 90.
Wheat closed quiet ; No 2 spring 81 62A1 - mo
Milwaukee, SloSal6E Rye hrm Al 81 ooAI VI Bar
ley scarce At 81 S5aI S6I[- Corn frm;4old HsgtsTn.
mixed, in store, Sic Oats quiet a. Sc Hay
hops and groceries quiet and unchanged. Pork
heavy prime SIC Is. Beef unchanged. Lard
~ BHtisr end cheese quiet A4dnnHhAnged T.
- Live sock Mankef.L I'm -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

6 SAx DoH1Neo has grown tsa hot for
GKfSr's old. friend, Bkfz, and he has
AoEn1to St. Thomas, where SANTA ANNA's
game cocks are still living.
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DOB sALE-A valuable Steam FIoufing MI
Il located in Miami county Kansas, one of the
Llehest and most populous csuntisa in tha State.
For particulars and Terms, address Box 500, Post
once, Canton, Ohio. ----- jan 8, '74-Im
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In addition, there are several servants
about the White House whose names are
on the army rolls. III it were not for the
possible displeasure of Lord Dupdreary
we should say Birds of aJeGther."=z
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ExaoutnrsJ Mntica.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the und~srsigned
~ have been duly appointe6,and qualified As ex-
eeutors of the last will and testament OF Michael
Warner, ST., late Of OsnAburg, Stark county,
Ohio, deceased, tf.F JESSE WARNER,
ianl IA ESLEY DELAP.
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5GeAHFis friend, sx o. S. Senetor Pome-
roy, OF Kansas, has m~ystsriously disaP-
peared, such is newspaper report,
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nHELEsA, Aontana, was almost destroy
eddy FIRE Friday. There Is NO country
like this foE burning up towns at one set
ting. i. e 553Li-9si
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= PnEsIpkHTSe RAzT has Withdrawn Ca
lsb Gushing for the Chief Justiceship. Mr.
CashiBg1hen, goes 10 Madfid. jJ Ii
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WILLIAMS eam6 10 theDr SiSfof Grant
7seJSst the JEaielsFyy COMMITTEES. He.
bss asksa tsadsSBRtt p HithaFr~ bis
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Since that time the modes Of transaeting
business hays.changee. Weabuy and sell
for cash, II ,O00w were then
enough fprpuF Rsiness,stlsastd$750,0o0.
600 viii be * qnired to transGct the same
amount of buainessl now But inlthe mean
time our business hss innreassdSallyll00
per centanAi il would now require 81
500,OO9c00p of anh-hehnm ecnrrency to
transact % .or-n .-n-a-allna al2M L-.- y
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's.l 10 Y Sohtagrh Pss NOA
The BaEdr is edited with a contribution Of tact
the Journal itselEf il the Orsanl of the great world
of fashion.-BoStoH Traveller.
The Baedr commends itself to every msmber
OF the housohold-to the children by drolf and
pretty pietUres. e the young ladies BY its fashion
Platesin endless VARIETY, 70 The proytdert matronr
by its RAtferns fer the eAAdrenAs clOttfs, -
PstHJoD5tiS by1s fasetefQhAesigns fer enbTei-
dsrad slippery ano4uxurious drsssing gowns.
Bnt the Feading-matter Of the Bazaar il Uniform
lyof great o1eellsnee. The paper bas acquired a
wide Popularity for the dreside Enjoyment il AZ
fOrds,-E. y. Evening Post
- - IL fHgig- +s3a- 60
sgHScRIPTt0S-IszA. go
Termss
HlHHEH's BAEGA. m 4 o.
s. ooiHSludes prePAypsntOf "a PePtsEs ~
e. Subscriptions to HAGEEais
aud BASE,to one address for one year, SO 90; or,
two of HArper's Periodicals. to one address for
ons yesr. see postage payable by the B1bsefi-
beF az the omcS where received.
An Extra CoPyof estAeT the MasazIPe. EWesk,
~, or kaAar WI be supplied ErAsis for every
Club OF Five Subscribers a. a % each, in one "a
mittanees or Six Copissfo for EDO without extra
copy postage payable By the subscribers ~ the
oness Hhere sesiFsa1 .f~5nE nE9i1smA 4
o BaekHunbers can be supplied at AAy time.
r The six volumes Of HARPEE's BA1AA, for the
years 1855 '69, 10, II, ~, Is, are elegantly bound
IN green morocco cloth, viii Be sent BY szpress,
freight prePaiA for q e0eaabgT y 'IFEEl
The apostage on HArpoy'S Bazaar ia - centa
4 year ghich must pc paid a. the su6seEibersa
Address HARPER \ BROTHERS, New York
! t~fh1S toEsiE5a bsvO-gqs sao1 80 81
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A Grand InVestment.

ELLA CRADLE and Mrs. Fannie Loop
ard are now ready for work At FAsHIoSABIE
DRESS and CLOAK MAKIAa, on corneE-of Ssco1d
nd Cherry streets. ians 7Im2
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LECTURES

THI TEHuSE Extra, No. IA now ready contains:
Prof AEa1s1E'BGmaz0n Expsdition.
Csi1 lectures on the Valley Of -the Amazoa. ffst
delivered hNsW York In 1907, and nov publish
ed An complete form for the Tst time) s.
q The Hay3an7C o1orado Expedition
H01 o9E1 sof I6Fa. -
GsttsEs by BroL ". q. Whitpey Of Yale Cob
leR6, and Review by Prof. +. ". Hayden.)
NeT Ro1te 70 YeII0HRtSns Park
GxPeditlon Of Capt. WA. Jones from Fort
Bridger, W. t. .HTAH
lures on tho Method Of CteafoD Una 1Q4Pro4
ceedNassof the fortlAndlseettng 81
es9 Assoelatien 81, ne AayaRaeneEtaf seisuesk
the entife s6fieG ~ nov Dublished,I
sent ~ mall to any Address IN the United State
The contents OF each extra, sent free ~
jani5'H Address TIE TRIBUNE, New York.
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Making 6T.--Tr,Y-rucr-v=; el&eoeeaAe
With ourprseent euEreneB, $875y000000
less will meet our wants, obeoAnse 1T n 30
much better andean be uaedjn ali parts
Of the United, Statessn d hsIshsl itd oai
At the close Of aths last fiscal year, Jupe
S0th, lS73nsqE currency was as doloWss
u. s. Currency all kinds-.&4s--.-1Slo I ,s27s267 -
National Bank eprreney---v---fr- s6lssee,AaSeo
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E ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARX THOMSONT


OROF. of Music. ST. cloud, csntsA, Ohio.
: Plano, Thorough Bass Harmony and Com
Osition a speciality. Ajan 8 'T4
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WE, the Undersigned farmers of OsnAburg
w township, Stark county, Ohio, hereby notify
and forbid all Persons not 10 trsspGss on our
premises by shooting. hunting or trapping any
game or birds OF any kind or gathering auts beF-
ries or fruits Of any kind frem and after this
date. -PerIOns not heading this notice will be
dealt With according to Law.
Philip Shull, Thomas DeWeeso,
John Frey, Leonard Hubbei,
Abraham Henning, Il. J. Frey,
Adam ReuiaE Ea- David OlaPpsr.
Elizabeth ShuI, Josiah Anthony,
W II Warner, John HimAn, Jr. 2
Jacob Lntzi 90 Z. ID. MeuI II &
Levi B, DeWeese, John W. Eutz,
John Noon, George A HOlbsn,
Emanuel Miller. jan Is, 'T4W4
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COLUMBUS.
Inauguration of Governor Allen

IMPOSING PARAD AND CERE-
MONIES.
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PROSPECTUS.
Harper,s BazaF-

. Repository OF Fashion. PIsaaure,
= 2s -and InEkruotian-
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Making asotGfOk.m2.@~ sa, = 1s2,s SCI. 5oa .


Of the above amount $60.O00,OO0, are
estimated to have been lost in various
ways-bffre. water, &C. leaving rs less,
than Is per cent more currency than be-
before the war, with which to do fully
double the business. and inject the demand
for money arising fom our. changes in the
modes Of transactiHg business. osii,b ~
If these views be c-orrect-and they in,
vite Investigate on, We are forced TO choose
between educing the business Of The o.,
S. at least Y per cent below apti7bennm
times, to- bring it within The present eur,
rency basis, or we must haze an increase
of currency Of ) least $40o, 00O,900.
Which shall it be 2 From every. section, Of
our country, except N. E and very few
money c%enters, the demand ia for-more
currency. Will Congress heed this cry of
prostrateatrsde7 Will It fIitter away
months Of valuable Ji6se, IN discussing
vague theories, and personal interest while
agrculturs, manufactures and trade
struggle hanato band with restricted cur
rency, for an existence? Why c&nhot
Congress alooneS change oar National
Bank systemsso as tU-perfnit Free Bank
ing upon the same general plan, and thus.
render available the millions Of Govern,
ment Ponds, now locked up ? Why not 2
x Yin7 Hna LA HIS. M. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-15

The Attorney General of the United
States, the immortal WILLIAMS, has been
serving his country on a salary of $1,000
q year. He had some perquisities, how
ever-among them a landaulet used ex-
clusively by his family-and the expenses
of the Department of Justice, so far as as
~certained, for the ~landauiet, &c. &c, were
as follows: @ -
EUnited States Department OF Justice. DR..
January ls, lsTz--To one new anda1let...-Sl,6so
July, 1sT2.-To one pair bay horses--........ T5O
To new slip lining in landaulet and painting
ana II
December ls72-Painting and vanishing .
so
November 1872 New Innings, cur tains
scanning and fastening laces, curtains and
rugs, rebuilding cushions, new slip COW
ers' $50
70 care OF horses one ear----...--...- 606
Driver as messenEer--..-...--....----...... $40
.l- -
fetal, as far as aseertained----.-..SLI67
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STATEMENT

Receipts sHd DisbuEssmsnts'
p .Tzauoa soofoH1ZkE az -rns
County Agricultural Society
For she Year EadiaE Dee. Al. Is7S.
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.raH4n|l- fa" f.- -HntN-N .HrOf~ HeHa AZ"
.siuA Gate thatisa Il once sim. shis fa
pie. convenient durable add LOOK
cheap. Will not rack, eWar
/. or drag. and ia eastsnfoeR L
crate than q house deors No LUX
strain or purchases on ksts.
No side draft, 20. Ltch ~ TOnn
is. .nti0h1 sss sgsa5ss 5sSss
ferial To- conatriicEI len
ground on which IL PPsrate- HOOh
than any ether eAt8. Horse
men nSSd hOtdism0unLraBdI0nR
drivara need aotiet SO Of II -.
lines IN pafsfnE throuEn.A
Takes Iessr time Il 90 Hsfo' IO0K zrhrs
In walk iDg thah q. eo into : ffr,s4
Rouse. Cannot be- opened r.
by stock. nor be interfored1 lHROK
with by snow
build q gate without drst =
seeing this one. The este OOh
iaRl1tFlt4A A. herplItpre-FH HRHRaGE
sebted- Can be operated in TnnV
the dark "A yell q in day~ HCChn
ight.gcSsts beta Ahan4He Ills WI
common hinge gate Vii LOOK
laet twice rs lopg, and etQee4 - -
fo9G consequently VIII not
be lsft open byserelssA heFl LOOK
l.Indi.lAn-I Rights, hs1@.ss -la
ToHnshiR County and SulrBi 60Okxtlrlt
RiEhtslDrsalaI9 -h1Iluab dsdT urftE rUI.
s9oOD AGENTS WANrEDd1rHDH rlll
Adareaal Nth itamR-aE-AOOh-
cal on the inventor,
Ros.,,,,iesAs Ns1RIs5 LOOK
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Canton, Jan. Q, 1874.

Il. feI rfN a. FrHE4l E-hg 40 ~
Undoubtedly NTH suehys seurEsncyIsas
this country is nog cursed with "ths de-.
mand is for more currency: It is only
worth from IS 10 90 cents on the. dollar.
1t an is irrsdeem2Bls currency No1%onder
H. S. NJ. even wishes to c6angsfhe Sys5
tenn to free bAnking;so Our currency bow
has the volumsathe1a qnantityA6 has
nOne of the other qualities. Most Of we'll
regulated countries new Aaysbpta mod
crate share Of bspk paper a. thsiracirca-
lating medium and usually the SMALLEST
note is So to'$25. Bank paper is only al
lowed to circulate to Limited extern and
as a convenience for busiusss 1zPsopls
generally-not assa source iof gain to-
banking SPECTATORS or a -defraudiDg gov
.nt aiisso % hGsd OJJCvG.+ e1Sv
In our country paper money has plp-.
ally been merely > ePlAnuto sHindls tho
people and we fear the PreAehe Systempisi
destined to be no exception. Why does
not the Government receive It's own GprF
reney in payment of tariff dusaa Way
does it thus condemn its own PEOmiSes2
Why ompspbosihssSG mth, fGrmers, and
laboring msa to use this inconyertibls cpr7
rsncy and pay bendholdsrE in gold3s Val
II. s. M. or any other dsfsndAlOfGEent
inform US? Ehis was Grants scheneEpd
In il he wasaideaby iaocorrnPt eOngrssss
All anthorEonse urfeheys and az e4peI
1900 If mshkfndI III ali aRes.Edemnn-
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HEoEIprg aTTpO'
2,e75 IT

HI. DisBURsEMEHTe
Geo Hartsr 3 Bro nots------.--$ 50 80,
h interest --- 6 81
y y Keith, interest on mortgAse--&---- 600 90
2Sh
nn neIofuck. nays and badges-- T9l
6ouls Eagle, oecoratlng hAll---------. $50 90
StEAN. pay o1ts and orn-----------. SIS as
SEAn1 Arh{ $50 90
Seo 5ipss' oEalnneE loESta~- 4s 50
THssIsr-SssfSsFss a%sdZ- 80
stump premium neld croP--------- 20 90
Printing and Posting.
Ae6reEor& Son, financial statement- 900
" Pub premium list.-~--- 900
g & l Hoover, locals for AH-----.- ltd
Ohio Staas zsituBg. Printing---..-.. n 80
MeGregor Son, printing per bill ---..-,-- 90 so
Advsrt'g award or prem. u 90
q Saxton, ls6 90
W AalonsyF u postlng=-=+@Ss--.= $500
Labor on GreundSnaE
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success Assuredt


The tickets ar1 printsd IN conpenB. q teuLha,
and All frAetianai PErts be represented in the
drawing just a. whole t1ckotsara -eL
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COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. II, 1874
The ceremonies attendant upon the inau-
guration of Governor Allen to day were
perhaps, the m ost imposing affair that ev-
er took place in the capitol of Ohio. There
have been larger crowds in the city be-
fore, but never was there one where so
much care had been taken to make it
agreeable.
The Democracy have not had a Gov
ernor for twenty years, and the city vas
early astir, with sounds of half q dozen
bands of music that had Just arrived on
the streets. Public buildings. private
business houses, and other
buildings were decorated with flags, and
the street bore their holiday appearances.
During the night several military compa-
MES had arrived, and the boys now off
duty were to be seen in the throng, their
bright uniforms and accou trements, with
swords, epaulettes and gold lace, making
a pleasant contrast with the others in the
throng. Many ladies, most of them stran-
IN the city, were to be seen driving
around anxious to see the sights before
the show commenced.
Last night the Sill Guards, of C~hillicothe
and Squad A" from the same place, ar
rived by the Hooking Valley Railroad
and were quartered in one of the halls.
At ten O'Clock this morning, the Cleveland
Greys numbering about sixty men, and
with them their famous cornet
band, arrived by the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad. At twelve the
Lytle Greys and the Cincinnati Light
Guards arrived, accompanied by a squad
of the Dayton Zouaves. By this time q
dozen or more cornet bands, a score of
civic organizations and a tremendous
of civilians were to be seen or the
principal streets & in the Capitol grounds,
making q scene of confusion almost indie
scrlbable. v1
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fetal as far as aseertained-------.SLIs7

This compares well, but not faYor6ly
with the Presidents perquisities last year
as reported by Mr.. DAWES of Massachu-
sets; - z-
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Total receipts. - E&L&8 500 RTW
TOTAL dlspur4pmepW-.vr-----46 So o a HsN
Amount due Treasurer---40s2 27
J Iesrtify that the shore sEtensntT 4 correct
and true ~
Signed GEO. o. BAER0N,
janis "a Treas Stark Co. AErl. Soeisty. %.
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Specie
bank NOses---.------r,-- t09oesoo.
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Mntina "a Rnnrfsman.

O.. Dec, slst, 'Ts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-12
Morning Journals EulOgies
on the Career of Chas.
Sumner.
The New Hampshire
State Election.
The Election Of Governor DeVOlVes
Upon the Legislature.

New YORK, March l2.-The morning
journals al contain lengthy editorials
on the death of Charles Sumner. All
unite in eulogizing his career as one OF
untainted purity. The Herald says il
has felt for his death as it has felt for
the death of no man since the death oil
Lincoln. 1t reviews his political career
and his fight for the emancipation Of
slavery, and attributes the main cause
of his death to the assault made on him
by Preston Brooks, of South Carolina
brought on by his anti-slavery eonvic-
tons, which assault made Sumner
future life torture and finally caused
his death.
The Times pays high tribute to bis
personal worth, and says the purity OF
his character would alone cause him to
be remembered gratefully by his coun-
try. No breath of suspicion ever
touched him. In an age when corrup-
ton too often enters into public life
Sumner preserved his character free
from all reproach.
The Tribune pays a grateful remem-
brance to his many virtues, and in clos
ing long editorial, says; We have
had only words Of honor and reverence
for him while he lived, and our only care
now is to forbear from over-praise. No
eulogy is needed. Malice, which comes
from envy, viii be disarmed by death,
and his fame will be safe in the keeping
Of the country be served so well. We
have lost him when we needed him the
most.
The other morHing papers speak of
him in terms of the highest praise, and
refer to his death as national loss.
S. H. Dunignsu, general auditor of
the Erie Railway Company, yesterday
rendered his resignation. This action
has caused considerable stir at the com
panys Office. The cause Of his resigna-
ton has not been made public.
A special dispatch from Concord,
N. H., says the returns Of the vote for
Governor indicate that there has been no
election by the people,. Weston Demo.
craft lacking some three hundred Of an
absolute majority required to elect The
election Of Governor will therefore de.
volve upon the Legislature. The Dem.
Ocrats will have a clear majority in the
house, and will thus have full control o.
the State government. The chairman
Of the Republican State Committee con
cedes the house to the Democrats.