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ENGLlSH CREAM-LAlD PAPER A-'O
IL ENVE. OPES.
BARONIAL tsquarsI,
ALEXASD "a tobion2).
--.-.- EMPRESS ilOng narrow. -, su,r u
The fiuest, and al the same time n.a!eSvs, fR,iY
the market. CARLioS ~ u.Ju street.
~ Jaw 'if -
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CYRUPS-EXrRA Heavy snd COM.
- MON MOLAsSES; CHOICE SUGAR. RE-
FINED SUG l,kS-Cut Loaf. Grannated Tow.
dercd. Soft "A - White, Extra G., ana rti9"'
COFFEE-Od Java, Laguiyri. aud kl". BAUM
sides shoulders. and Hams. JohI taylor', slpe-
rior Hams and Shoulders. SAILS -LW~rp nI me
aud Ground Alum. FLOUN-West"rn fansE'
For sale by DAVENPORT K hohhi7'
&c
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YNHE LADIES OF

ME LADIES OF
CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
will make an
EXCURSION TO THE WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS
some time about the goth of August,
Time and particulars win to announced In a few
days.
PRICE: FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE ROUND
TRIP. jy 2S-w,F.ss
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.

NEW BOOKS.-MlSS ANGEL. A No.
~ vel, by Hiss aThackeray, illustrated, 49, &c.
Playing the Mischief. by j. Deforest 'os' .d NJ:
Lacy superior. novel, by Eliza r. Pol'ri. yg s.
soc. The Three Feaibers. u novel. by i'Isa iL.
Black, 81: Walters Word. novel, ny J,msI}
Payne, 75c Good Luck, from The GerIAn nc ~
Ernest Werner, Zoe. Ward or lie. roniau,",
use. Bluebeard's Keys ana clher stories. bT Mn'
Th4ckeray. Zoe; Homes and How % Make H. IN,
by Gardner, illustrated, 50; Our Cnlidren J., udon
ven, by William II. Hocombe, H. d.. new el't IL,
sl.25; Generalship, or How Mana2eu by Fen
band, q tale by George Roy 81; Queen MIy 80 %
nys0n's new drama. new sunp!y- sLoU'
be Free, a novel, by Jean lpgelow, I'll
~ pS WOUDHUESE 4 PAR3Aa.-
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GROCERIES, &c.

CHOICE BAKING MOLAS>ES.-Wc
~ have just received few ....,..
PGNCHEONS CHOICE BAKING MOLASshS'
warranted; also, 4 fine stock of
FLOUR. GROCERIES, FISH, CHEESE, &C.
Weare agents for .. .
HANGER & CO.'S PURE RYE Wiilekhi.
iy % kOtIER> " ht' \ NJ r.
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600 VOLS. OF CHEAP LONDocs
wv EDITIONS, WITH PLArEs. only ~ sr.
each of STANDARD works, such as 4E:op' Bnrn'' H. H.
rnu, Co.erdge Dryden, eats Mil.on; MOOT s,,l,u
mer, Virgil, scou, henley, Joe nl sr t"s,sse
Nights, Hudibras, Children OF ne Aooe!: r n
on The CnR. DR.. Synia1. Don Quixo.c, WSs,s-
stein Griliyer, robin Hood Baron rreneS. sa,f,.h
ries Of Paris, Paul and Virginia. Cra>oet 20 &C..
Chiefs, sbipwrecks, Pirates. " anaelitS< ycriSH
IL S.dSw RAStHif" AZ nun
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lac sweet COneOlatiou luz tue uuloltuuale
bankers: What good house it was !"
And thus the dead house was discussed,
and finally left to float down the stream, with
deficit of $4,000, 900, soon to be forgotten.
New York is city Of unparalleled rapidity
aud intrepidity of growth and commercial
enterprise. She should be city of great re.
pute for wisdom, commercial integrity, and
ssgacity. In her character as community,
perhaps these virtues are tolerably well
maintained; bat the most prominent men
amongst her capitalists have done q vast deal
to impair her good name. The saturnaIia Of
the gold aud stock boards is not an inapt
representative of that wild and desperate
gambling which pervades her money trans.
actions, which has lost for her so much of the
confidence Of the country, and which has
helped to spread so much distress over the
land. The vicissitudes that have folio wed
the wild vagaries Of stock obbers and the
heartless schemes of the financial bandi,ti of
New York cannot be exaggerated by the
imagination.
The last great failure Is sn added lesson to
the endless list Of nisfortunes which have
attended dishonest banking, gambling, spe:u.
iatlons, and the treacherous use Of the mo.
ney OF absent depositors. The whole sys-
tenn 10 piratcal, and 1t is national grievance
that such vile arts as have so long kept the M.
ton 10 trouble and apprehension should be
praeticed SO extensively in the greatest city
In the Union-the city that is the settling
2oint alike for foreign and domestic trade,
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rHOICE TEAS.
5 chests very superior GREEN TEA; chests
finest OULNGTEh. Just To hsnd al
WILLIAM u .DASDklDdE co.
f.a 1927 Broad street.
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OnV CORNER OF THIRD AND .(H1
COl BROAD STREETS. coL
CHARLES IL. BOLTON ~ GU.
THE FAMILY GHol ETY..
MACKERs l., new ROE II kRRi"G-,
ST. JULIEN CLARhT, S6 per case
CAPERS. OLIVE OIL, OATMEAL, IN
CRACKED WHEAT. j. ~
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what the Dry Goods Importers Say

The New York Sun says that the heaviest
importers of New York have traded very
little in the last four months upon the letters
of credit of Duncan, Sherman & Co. Mr..
Libbey, of A. 7. SteTar Il Co., said that his
firm did not hold a dollar OF the paper of
the ruined bankers. at is partly acct
dental" added be, /" that we are entirely out
of the storm ; but sill We have been rather
cautious recently"
"Hsye you any objections to telling the
greatest extent to which you have ever trust
ed yourself with them ?" said the reporter.
swell, that is almost too much of private
nature. But up to very few months ago
if customer offered drafts upon them Tor
any sum from SIC, 900 to $4,000 We accept.
ed them without hesitation; and if We our.
selves wished to purchase bills Of credit we
ranked Duncan, Sherman & Co. so nearly
with Brown Brothers, and DreXel. Morgan
& Goa that if We could purchase from them
for oGe.sixteenth per cent. less We were al.
ways willing to buy from them TO save the
trifle. II they were selling the same as
Brown Brothers, We preferred the latter
ti.m."
"Your confidence in them was then at one
time almost unlimited?"
"Well," replied Dir. Libbey, unlimited is
very strong word, and wouldn't use it.
Twelve months ago we looked upon them as
good, and as very strong; but it has been
plain to every wise man that they have been
in trouble lately. They have been involved
too deeply in railroads, and especially in the
Erie, and their credit has suffered from it.
We have transacted very little business
through them for the past three months"
H.B. Clslin & Co. are also free from any en-
tangements with the ruined house. One OF
the partners told the reporter that il hap
pened that they did not hold particle of
Duncan, Sherman d Co.'s paper.
ut is purely accidental that we are en-.
tirely out OF it, for We have accepted it
freely and to almost any amount up to-day.
To Le sure we have used more caution,
great deal more OF late, than we did year
ago." ~
"What standing have you accorded to the
frm?"
"a frst.rate one. None better until very
recently. Lately we have all known, OF
course. that there was chance of this kind
of thing happening, aud have acted accord
ingly." .... -.
Els. Jaffray & Co. are not involved to the
extent of q penny. Their financial clerk
said that their dealings with Duncan, sher-
man j. Co. have been very limited, ons ne
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THE HOUSE.

Petitions we're presented by Mr.. Blake
from seyenty.seven school teachers, cltl-
zens ofPortage county for law to provide
for county supervision ofcommon schools.
House bill to require county commits
sioners to procure blanks from the lowest
bidder failed to pass-yeas, 80; nays, 80.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill for the relief of DR.. G. r.
Greenleaf, late assistant surgeon OF the
Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
House bill providing for recording,
printing and distributing journals, Cen
eral Assembly laws, and public docu-
ments.
House bill to protect prairies and woods
from fire.
House bill by Mr.. Beatty, to reduce fees
of probate judges, clerks of courts, sher-
ifs, county auditors. county surveyors,
county recorders, witnesses, jlrors and
treasurers.
House bill to require constables OF
townships to enforce the act to restrain
domestic animals running at large.
House bill by Moorehead, to reduce
the fees sof county auditors and treasurers.
This is the fourth separate and distinct
bill passed by the House this session re-
lating to fees.
The Oren Fee and Salary bill was re-
ported back by the select committee with
the recommendation that the repeating
section be struck out.
Discussion ensued as to the effect OF
passing the bill in this form. and what
laws will be repealed by implication
A motion to refer the bill to commit
tee of all the lawyers in the House to CON
strue its meaning, was met by a motion
to add all the Grangers. Then both mo-
tions were withdrawn. D.,
The amendment offered by Mr. Roe TO
strike out tie clause relating to Cuyahoga
county was lost, and also an amendment
reported by the select committee striking
out the repeating section.
The question then being on agreeing
with the Senate substitute for the House
bill, it was lost--yeas, IA; nays, 52-and a
message was sent to the Senate asking a
committee of conference.
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FOREIGN NOTES,

It is not improbable that the German
Emperor will shortly depart for the South
to return the visit Of the King OF LAZY
Some Edinburgh students havingadopt,.
ed friendly address to the students Vi
PARIS in the course of which they rec
commended the examination OF religious
trnth M. Rosseuw-St.- -Hilaire, much
respected member Of the Institute, ana u
Protestant, consented to communicate
the address and offer some observations
to the students. The Temps states that
400 or 400 hundred assembled, bent on
interrupting the proceedings, and as soon
as NJ. St.-Hilaire, passing from ms colie-
piate "reminiscences, remarked that the
Search of religious truth, which ought to
be the centre of all truths, was neglected,
kissing and shouring commenced, ehuing
in downright abuse. The tolloWlPg
sneakers had no better reception, ana the
TENNIS declares that the intolerance OF
Free-thinkers is not whit better than
the intolerance of Ultramontanlsm.
Prince Bismarck's sleeplessness having
again increased, his physicians so earnest
" insisted upon the nee assity OF tempo
rarv relaxation from work that the
question of his resigning one or several OF
his many functions was seriously discuss
ed. One ofthe Chancellor's most lrksome
duties being to harmonize the policy OF
the various Prussian Ministers when he
has no real control over them, the En-
peror, to alleviate his burden, has ordered
that Ministers intending to introduce
measures into Parliament shall be bound
to take the opinion Of the entire Cabinet
before his bills are drawn, and not alter
wards, as has hitherto been the case. IL
seems certain that this remarkable stride
in the direction of Constitutlonallsm Will
SO sensibly reduce the iabors ofthe Chan
cellor as to cause him to retain his pres
ent position until the summer. when the
state of his health will have to be con-
suited as to the possibility of his going
on.
Emigration to America having very
much decreased of late, the Berlin Gov
ernment, who have looked with distavor
upon the steady diminution of the ma
tional resources involved i'll the move
ment, have determined to profit by the
present opportunity for stemmlng the
tide
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Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, March II, 1875
THE SENATE.
THE NEW GAS COMMISSIONER.


A message was received from the COY
ernor, nominating Ezra S. Dodd, OF 10
ledo, to be State Inspector OF Gas-meters
and Illuminating Gas, Uice I. u. worm
lev, whose time expires. Referred 10
the Committee on Municipal Corpora
tions.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr., Green's bill to establish special
school district in Turtlecreek township,
Shelby county, was passed.
The House bill for the relief of George
G. Wilson was passed.
MIR. Reds Senate bill to enable guar
dams of minors or their next friends TO
bring suits in civil actions without being
liable for costs was passed.
Mr. Coles House bill to create q spec,
tai school district in Erie and Carroll
townships, Ottawa county, was passed.
Mr.. Newman's Senate bill to establish
a State House of Discipline was read the
third time. ,,,
Mr. Newman's bill to establish House
of Discipline was postponed until to'mor'
row.
Mr.. Burton's bill making the 22d ofFeb'
ruary legal holiday was passed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18
BLACKMAHLNG as Il BUSINESS

OLA Ch MhILINU 40 Il ID UOINEtCC
The old adage of the necessity of going
away from home to learn the news is ex-
emplifed in the following account of the
business of blackmailing in this city,
which "Burleigh" sends from New York
City to the Boston Journal:
"The extent to which this business is
carried on and its success is astounding.
Men and women live in elegantly-fur-
nished houses up town who pursue the
business of fblaCkmailing as a trade. They
get the entree of society from car ac-
quaintances with respectable people, hire
pews in elegant churches, and ride in
coaches on the fruits of their nefarious
business. Nobody is spared. It's the
rule in the District Attorneys office, when
a woman calls to see the officer, to have
the doors all open that lead into other
rooms One of the most eminent law
yers consented to hold a consultation
with an elegantly dressed woman one
afternoon. 1t cost him ten thousand
dollars before he got through with it.
One of our most prominent bankers has
a habit of remaining in the bank till 5
o'clock to do up his private writing. He
usually sits alone. One day woman
sailed in, dressed in velvet, with dia-
monds up to her eyes. She took her seat
without question, neartbe President, and
began running conversation. Soon
man put in an appearance and made di-
rect for the parties. Providentially the
cashier had not left the hank, but was in
the wash room that opens out of the
Presidents chamber. disappearance on
the scene changed the programme. The
porter now remains till the President has
gone, and looks up things. Even the
Judges are not spared by these miscre-
ants. An attempt was made to black
mail one of our district Judges. He did
not scare at all, but sent the parties to
BlackwelPs 'sland for six months"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18

A MONTANA paper thinks there is an
awful fuss being made over the Beecher
trial. why" it says, fright out here is
Bill Casey. He went into family, mar
Iied one girl. spoiled mother, and has run
away with the third; and yet there is no
trial, no statements, no nothing, only
Just the old man with a rifle looking
around after Bill"
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ROWELL & cos AGENCY.

0k In N00 per day. Agents wanted. All clas-
OJ III WhU ses of working people of both sexes,
young and old, make more money at work for us,
in their own localities, during their spare mo-
offer employment that will pay handsomely for
every hours work. Full particulars terms, &c,
sent free. Send us your address at once. Don't
delay Now is the time, Don't look for work or
business elsewhere, until you have learned what
we offer. G. S1INsoN & Co.,, Portland, Maine.
ianl47t--yl
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OMNIBUS LINE.
humans Omnibus & Coach Lines

Passengers conveyed to and from the
Depot, and to all parts of the City.
Hg-LEAyE oRDERsAT THE HOTELS. ~GS
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... A. J. D0UDS, ..
SURGE0N DENTIST-oFFICE UP STAIRS, IN
y McKinley's Block southeast corner Public
Square, Canton, Ohio AN operations connected
with the profession promptly attended to.
dec16
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The Herald of Health for March, has several
very noticeable articles one entitled "How Man
aged my Babies" by Mrs. Warren; one on Lon
don Fairgrounds for Children, one on How Count
Rumford Banished Beggary from Bayaria," one on
"Objectlons to Large Families" one on THE Liv-
er, Its Use, and Howto Take Care of It, one on "A
Cure for Rheumatism" which everybody can try;
one on "Hygenic Treatment of Consumption" one
on "Dptheria," and some forty other short studies
on important subjects Samples 10 cents 81 a
wear. Including premium of complete works of
Shakespeare in one large volume OF over 700 pa
ges. Address Wood & HolbroOk, Publishers, l3
and 10 Laight street, New York.
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DENTISTS.
JOSEPH CRAIG

MENTAL SURGEON, NC. 8, CAssILLY BLOCK,
~ Canton Ohio. All operations performed in
the most approved and satisfactory manner.
septlS73tf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
PETER CHANCE.

ATTORNEYS.
PETER CHANCE,
A TToRNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN CAssIILY's
n new block, East TusCarawas street. Canton,
Ohio. Notary Public Collections attended 70
promptly. lnoV2014-u
J. G. sTALLCUP,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, ALLIANCE, OHIO
N Office in Merchants Block. decSA--h
P. s. sowERs.
A TTORNEY AT W--oFFICE IN NATIONAL
N Bank Building, up stairs v4lnb-h
c. f. PERKINS
A TToRNEY AT LAW--AGENTT FOR, THE
n Sale and Leasing of Real Estate-0tlice in
Eagle Block feb2773.
]. W. UNDERHILL. JOHN LAHM.
UNDERHILL & LAHM,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW-0FF1CE IN TRUMP'S
n Building, opposite st. Cloud Hotel, Canton
Ohio. feblS7S-y1.
WILLIAM A. LYNCH. WILLIAM h. DAY.
LYNCH Il DAY,
A TToRNEYs AT LAW-OFFICE IN CASSILLY
N Block, Public Square, Canton, Ohio.
sERAPHIM MEYDR. T. c. MEYER.
''' MEYER & SON,
A TToRNEYs AT LAW, CANTON, o.-OFFICE
n in Dannemiller's new building near Public
Square. nov869-yl.
GEORGE E. BALDWIN,
A TTORNEY AT Law OFFICE IN RICH
n. ards Block west side Public Square, Canton.
Ohio. apr2SN.
A, D. BRADEN. WA. REEVES.
BRADEN & REEVES,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW-oFFICE IN EAGLE
N Block, over Kits store, Canton, o.
nov9O7S-y1.
R. S. SHIELDS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, CANTON, O.-oFFICE
n in Eagle Block, opposite the Court House. In
iitigated cases associated with Joseph c. Hance,
Esq, of New Philadelphia, 0. nov1S7S.
W. & A. MCKINLEY,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW-0FFICE IN MCKIN.
N ley's Block coner Seventh and Market streets
Canton, Ohio. june2667.
M. G. McGREGoR,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL COL
n lecting Agent, Carthage, Jasper county, Mis-.
souri,. oct 2l-tf
HARVEY LAUGHLIN,
A TToRNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
n Alliance, Ohio. 22-tf
LOUIS SCHEFER,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, CANTON STARK co.
n. Ohio. june170
ROBERT H. FoLGER,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, MASSILLON, OHIO.
N decl70-tf
HENRY W. GARNETT,
A TToRNEY AT LAW, NO Q, COLUMBIAN
n Building, Fifth street, between D & L, Wash
tngtOn City. Please to refer to l.. Sch9ler, At
iorney Canton, Ohio dec15'7O.
L. M. JONES,
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
N Commercial Block, Canton, o. mar12A.
ANsoN PEAsE, ED. s, MEYER HENRY A. WISE
Massillon, O., Canton, o.
PEASE, MEYER & WISE,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW-0FFICE, over STARK
N County Bank. ljan2fT5-tf.
A, l.. JONES, 8, A. JONES,
Alliance Ohio. Canton, Ohio
A. l.. & S. A. JONES,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE-Second floor
N corner room in Trumps block opposite st
Cloud Hotel, Canton, 0, [febll76-tf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18

The Leonard Scott Publishing company, Al Bar
clay street New York, have just republished the
Edinburgh Review, for January, with the follow
ing contents:
l. Mills Essays on Theism
Q. Lord Ellenborough's Indian Administration
g. Lusio Pilaris end Lawn Tennis
A. Leonardo da VinCi
s. The Agricultural Labourers of England.
6, Memoirs of Archibald Constable.
7. The Progress of Law Reform in England.
s. The Heart of Africa and the Slave Trade.
o. Cox's History of Greece.
10 Theodore Martins Life of the Prince COnsort'
The first article takes up Mr.. Mills last work,
which was reviewed with great praise by writer
in the Westminster Review for January, and ar
CUES with much earnestness against the material
stic opinions therein proclaimed, on the origin OF
all things the nature of man, and the being and
attributes of God
III the second article, Lord Ellenborough is de-
scribed as a weak and vain man, and many in
stances are given of his want of sagacity and good
sense.
Those who know Leorarda da Vinci only as an
artist, will be surprised on reading the account oi
his career here given, to find that he was equally
if not more eminent, as a physiologist, engineer
and mathematician; that he was skilled labourer
in every department. that he invented numerous
mechanical appliances; and that he was chiefly
artist to the generation in which he lived, because
the arts were the only form of his activity then
generally in demand"
Four of the remaining articles are devoted to
topics which, like that of the first have been dis.
cussed in one or more of the other Reviews. 1t is
one of the advantages of this series, that readers
have the opportunity of comparing the diverse
opinions of men eminentin the literary world, and
thereby forming tolerably correct opinion of the
subjects under consideration.
There is very interesting article on The Heart
of Africa and the Slave Trade in which we have
a short account of the two late expeditions under
DR.. Schweinfurth and Sir Samuel Baker.
The periodicals reprinted by The Leonard Scott
Publishing Co, al Barclay street, N. " are as
follows; The London Quarterly, Edinburgh
Westminster, and British Quarterly Reviews and
Backwoods Magazine. Price 81 year for any
one or only sl5 for ALL and the Postage is prepaid
by the Publishers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18

ClEND 25c to G. P, RowFLL q CO. New York,
- for Book (97th edition) continuing lists of 1000
newspapers, and estimates showing cost of adver-
islng, [janl475--y1
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BILLS PASSED.

Authorizing the trustees of the Alum
Greek Monthly Meeting Of Friends to con-
yey real estate.
House billrequiriug vote ofstockhold-
erB to dissolve corporation.
Senate bill by Mr.. Jones, requiring CO.
partnerships to file with county recorders
certificates of names of partners.
House bill to provide for the erection
of soldiers monumental halls by taxa
tion.
Mr.. Morris called up the bill to repeal
the Local Option clause of the Municipal
Code.
On motion of Mr.. Fisher the bill was so
amended as to allow municipal corpora
tions to regulate but not prohibit places
where native VINE and beer are sold.
The bill was passed-yeas, 10; nays, u.
Messrs. Ferrall, Seitz and Curtiss were
appointed committee of conference on
the 0ren Fee bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18
COLUMBUS, March II.
THE SENATE.

Mr.. Paul presented a petition from 221
citizens of Wayne township; Knox coun-
ty, for the relief of John Gay, treasurer OF
that township.
House bill by Mr.. Miller, to so amend
section 543 ofthe Municipal Code as to
allow assessments for street improve
ments to an amount greater than % per
cent. of the improved value of the prop
erty upon petition of three-iourths Of the
lot owners, was passed.
The bill to establish House of Disci-
pline was taken up, and discussion there
on continued.
The bill failed to pass-Yeas, Is; nays,
IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18
puehy.
AWAKENING NATURE.
BY HORACE SMITH

The bud IA in the bough and the leaf sin the bud,
And earths beginning now in her veins 10 ieel the
blood
which, warmed by summers sun, in tn alembic
Of the vine,
From her iount will oyerrun In a ruddy gush Of
wine.
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T
pOOK BINDER AND BLANK BOOK MANU-
~ facturer. All orders from abroad promptly at
tended TO-. Bindery in cassidy Block third floor,
Canton, Ohio.
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HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL

SALEM, OHIO JOHN A. DELLENBAUGH,
y Proprietor. This popular and well known
House has lately been rehtted and furnished all
through. A good sample room for commercial
travellers. Livery Stable in connection with the
House, and an Omnibus to and from all trains
Those patronizng the House will at all times re-
ceive prompt and courteous attention. augl7-tf