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MALEFACTtOM.
Discovery Of n Gigantic stoal
from tho Missouri Stnte
Trcusury.
Over Million Of Dollars Abstracted On
Forged War.Clalms.
Carl yogts Romance. Host Remark.
allo Extra1tliun Case on Record.
Moro Abont the Tammany-Ring Frauds Ii
Now York.
A INDUSTRIOUS MISSOURI FRAUD.

A INDUSTRIOUS MISSOURI FRAUD.
sr. LOUIS, Juno Cit will bo rccollcctod that
these dispatches announced homo wecka since.
on tho authority Of srccal dapatch from
Jofrcrson City to tho Globe, that great
fraud in Wnr-clalms was boing perpcsratcd
OH this State. Tho matter Inns now
assumed 4 definite aud official shapo,
aud Adjt.-Gcn. George G. Dsnglsum will
Tomorrow lay before tho Constitutional Con-
vention, in response to o resolution adopted By
TINT body, report of hie investigation Of It's
Affairs. A special to tho Glo5e- Democrat to-
night aaya the rcport uf Adiutant- General Ding-
lam shows that 1sar-claim certificates lisvo
been audited aud issued to tho amount
Of about s113,0Q0 for military sorvicoa
alleged to hare bean rendered
by tic sevcntcen.h Ncgiraans Of Enrolled Mia-
eouri MILITIA, organized at st. Louis. although
that regiment waa mover iu acsivo aetvico and,
according 10 tho rolla filed In tho Adlutant-0 0cn-
oral'a office, was never entitled 10 any pay what
eyer that these certificates wcro lBBnod against
tho ruies md regulations Of tho Pay Depart
ment, md In riolatsor Of tho law 70.
lattng to war claims !, thst tho
stub-book from which the certificates issued Oh
account OF this regiment wcre tnGeu has disnp-
peascd from, tho Adjusant-denorals ollice; that
duplicate copies Of tho muster aud paY-rolls OF
this regiment wrse fabricated, aa wera tue
vouchors for The fraudulent claims on wlicll
tho Issue OF these certificates was
basel. Gen. ningham's Investigation LAS
only e1tondod as yet to tho soYonty-scvensh
NeSinen., but Ao adds to his report that
tho amount OF war Claims audited and allowed
aul certificates Of indebtedness issued therefor
BY tho PaymaBtor. Goncrai Ia sl.i1i,325, while
tho amonnt duo to tue curolled militia for BOT
vices rendered. during tho war, as appears
on tho record OF unpaid claims. is only $365,s6o
leaving 8 balance OF sl,ooo,ooo, Which soems te
bo fraudulent. Tho dIsuatct further states tim
ex-GoY. Woodson wns expected in Jo1ersor
City In fow 1aSa to assist III tho further expos
ufa Of this alleged ewind!c. II ls a'ao htaset
| that groat efforts hayo been made 10 huRh thi'
| matter up, and that various Inducements hLgt
| lccn offered to Gen, Bingham by Interested rar
ties to aupprosa tho investigation, but thRt lhaf
| gentleman has paid no heed to thcm.
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1ol8 +. u,tt3ypat 6a fDIN. ", gentle. "a LtE Ealn-
Na1. Thermometer. 50: min. Thermometer, 70.
GENERAL oDsEEyATloHs.
, 1875-06-07

LfdH4 s5t9Hp7sgft 71937pH}s - :
We read with aston:ahmant the unqualified
uttcrapcea OF Julgo Porter In relation to alr.
Richardy, the brother Of Mrs. liltou. II thcra
~ ness ~ " .usaage VIII vii cs1ssiuIy s W nu1a & liz
cause OF his client In the estimation Of all that
hoyo personal acquaintance Mlt4 them. We haso
loug known h1r, richards. llo ls u gentleman
OF remarkable maullneas antl purity OF chsragtcr
highly eateamal pllcaz in one OF our Brooklyn
churches. lIo hna been connected With several
Of Tho loading publications. OF Now York. We
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07

marne. Kone6ne, kdyz Jest STAY ieho nc.
snesiteny, spolci Sc Sc spoludelniky svy
mi zada diraznkji ma zan6stnavateli
vyssi mzdu. Zatim vystoupilo zlato ma
tficet nebo ttvficet; v rovnem pom6ru Wy
stoupiIa cena vyrobkh jeho jineho zbo
ii" Iam6stnavatel - ii pdnove iak zna-
mo son zvysovani mzdy velmi loudavi
- konecn6 lnu pfida, ale jen patnacte ne
bo dvacet procent.
Jest to pfidavek Neni. Jelikoz po-
tfeby d6lnikovy o tficet nebo ctyficet pre-
centse zdrazily, mel pfidavek jeho take
-tolik obnaseti; obnasi-li jen patnacte nebo
dvacet procent, jest denik vzdor pridav-
ku dosud iest6 patnacte nebo dvacet
procent zkracen. Plati-li dive IN neia-
kou vec dollar, musi nyni platit dollar til
Get nebo ctyficet cenlG. Pfidavek jeho
tudiz jest jen zdanlivy; We skutecnosti
vsak zleheenim papirove m6ny IN z d a
jeho sklesla prave tolik !,
mno IA ol 0 bnasi pfidayek je-
bo.
Sc stoupan:m laSe klesanim papiru
pfirazi domaci pan na reDtu. Nebohy
delnik, nechceli bydleti pod sirvm nebem
iako cikani, musi dati vetsi cinzi. ' teto
tisni rozpomene Sc, re ina nekolik set We
spofitelne, Kdyby Sc k tomu ieste n6co
pfiyydnzil, snadno by 81 n6kde "a inestem
postaviti mohl domek dvou svetniCkach
"a kuchvni. Zepta Sc ma lot - lotdin phi
skocilo; dfivi Jest take drazsi; prace tax.
tez, nebof move vydnne papiry plati til
Get nebo etyficet procent meme. Tim zten-
ella Sc t6z jeho hspora, ulozcna nesme-
niteln6 papirove meme, zelenacich nebo
banknotach Dive byl by TENN pencil
81 postavil staveni - nvni ale sotva "a ne
koupi lot"
Eihle, tot isou n6ktere ,,vyhod" iez
by 2 roztnnozeni papirov6 meuy vyplynn
ly delniku, iejz inAacionisti oklamati hle-
di tlachem o delnickych lacinych pene
zich, iichz pry hoin6 miti bude, iakmile
zvoli demokraty do statuich ilfadnl -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
Cislo ~.

Sc 10 kapell, .ieden sestispfezni vdz Sc Sur
Gem, 40 etyrspfeznfcb, 70 dvouspfeznich
a73 jednospfeznfch voz6, 212 jezdca
(banderistG) 23 marsald. Obchodnici
Akronu dcastnili Sc prdvodu ozdobnJ
mi pfimefenyIni napisy opatfenyni po
vow. Rec Surcova uGinila ma nescislne
posluchacstvo nevyhladitelny DOZEN. We
Ger odbyvano druhe shromazd6ni, do ne
hoz Sc 5000 lidi dostavilo. Celf okres
siel Sc do mesta, ktere bylo IA vsech nil
cich farnerskymi vozy temef zataraseno.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07

.penize majici staron u obstoinou hodnotn
tim 1myslem, ze ic bude splaceti pc.
nezi meme platicimi t. j. temi, o niz dosa
vadni volum papirove meny bude rozmno
zen. Abychom byli pochopitelnejsiui,
fekneme: nadela ma 100,000 dluhG zele
fiacich jen patnacte nebo sedmnacte
procent meme nez zlaty dollar platicich ga
plati dlnh tento po sklesnuti papirove me-
ny (nasledkem rozmnozeni Il inface kon
gresem nsnesens) pencil, platicimi diva
cets dvacet pet nebo tfice: procsnt zlehce
nejsimi. Tim vefitele dvacet atd. prol
cent okrade, sam ale tn castku Gi o tn
difference (rozdil) zbohatne
Zatim vyvine Sc ma burse divoka hra
lazovd, Jake jsme byli svedkove zafi r..
1869. Bursovnici, vladnonci miliony,
budou snaziti Sc skoupiti co mozna nejvi.
&C zlata ohledem k tomu, ze po pfiieti
zakona o rozmnozeni papirove meny laze
ieho nahle stoupne; tim trzbu a obchod
vdboc do nepokoie zmatkd uvedou ii
sice obcbodnikd do ztrat uyrhnou. Nekdy
Sc ovsein takovi spekulanti pofezou, ale
obytelne vyziskaii a lid to odstlne. Zbo-
hatnon ma aGet lidu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07
AnaeI'ika.

Washing ton, ID. e. +. fiina. Freed
mems savings and Trust Co. (spofitelna
byvalych otrokd) ohlasuie, 2e bude Wy
placeti 30 procent dividendy.
- Pan r. r. Duell nastoupil dnes
svij dfad CO patentovy komisaf.
- Klerk odborn namofnickem San
Francisco, G.: NJ. Pinney, okraGl vladua
soukromniky falesnymi dluhopisy oS
100000.
- Indianska komise, kteraz vyjednava
la nacelniky nekterych, Cerne Vrchy
drzicich kmend indianskych, vratila sc
Red Cloud do Cheyenne, aniz by echo
byla docilila.
- Indiansky jednatel na jednatelne
Red Cloud, Saville, iejz professor Marsh
pornsenosti a nezpisobilosti vinil, po-
dekoval Sc ufadn
= Splauding. vyplatni spolkoveho lod
stva tichomofskeho pobfezi, jehoz klerk
Pinney S75oooo zpronevefiI, byl vystii.
dan vyplatnim ] G Cunninghamem bu
de postaven pred voiensky soud ma Mare
Island.
Move nepokoje Tennesse.
Memphis, 5. fiina. Cernos hrozi
mesteeku Friar Point vypalenim. Belo-
81 pfiiizdi sem, aby 81 tn zbrane pomoc
zaopatfili. zeny d6ti prchaii. 800 o.
zbroienych cernochd srotilo SO pred fme-
stem. General Chalmers dal Jim 10 mi
mt easu k rozeiiti Sc. ternosi odtahli 3
mile dale, ale nerozesli Sc. Chalmers ta-
hi "a mimi opakoval svii rozkaz, nacez
cernosi uposlechli.
Nepokoje vzaly sydj poeatek polite
ken sbromazdenj.
Sure Akron.
Akron, 2. 5. fijna. Opdl noci wi
stoyalo 100 ran d6la. ze nasledulicih,
dne senator Snrc K obecenstvu okres,
Summit fecniti br1c. Depntace nemec-
kych obcand ocekavala SURGE ma nadrazi
kan 10 pnl hodine provazen p. J {
Burrowsem Michiganu. pfibyl. I'd
byl posazen do kocdru, nemz etyfi spe
, hobili drove zapfazeni byli; podle kocar
jelo IL pobocnika hlavniho marsala Me-
, vina kohmo. Odpoledne byl veden pr
yodu 8 q pal mile dlouhem do Grace p,
{ ku, kde fecnit mel. v prdvodu nal9za'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-07

AvEak kterak to vypadne delnikem. |.
Nejsme to podatl pravdivtj5i, ucinlivej-
ii q drastittGisi obra1 d6lnika "a DOLBY in
face. Ci rozmnozovani papiroye m6ay,
nez podal senator Sure posledni finan.
eni red sve Cincinnati napotom zde
v Cleveand3.
Name tn delnika, pracuiiciho "a mzdu.
On poctiy6 Sc lopoti, aby sebe rodinu
svop uziyil mozna, ze uskrovnovanim
Sc spofivosti nGkolik set 81 zachoval u
do spofitelny 81 ie ulozi|. A nyni napadne
kongresu vydati vice penez inhace
zipocne We vsi opravdivosti. Dslnik, KITE
ryz poslouchal feci guvernera Allena ne.
bo Caryho, hlavnich to inhacionistu, my.
sli 81, &c zlaty v6k nadesel. ,,Pen6z del
nickych" ,penez lidu" - jak inflacioai-
ste ty pfisti papiry nazyvaji, bude hojne.
l.5ze ma zlato stoupa nj - ceny po
travin nezbytnych potfeb delnika. Po-
destiny delnik necetl, jake bohatec, fnan-
chi Glanky rannich listech nichz sa psa
10 o moznem nebo iiz usnesen6m rozmno-
zeni papirove m6ny, on necetl trzni zpra-
Wy We velkom6stskych dennich listech
kdyby ie byl cetl, coz by mu to bylo pro-
spelol Stoupani zata mysl ieho nemate =
on pry zlato nema pax mu Allen Ca
ry demokraticka platforma slibila, ze
bude penez delnickych, penez lidu hoine
a re budou lacin6. Nez jednoho dne mu
lena sdeli, ze j dosla grocerie, d6tem ze
tfeba n6jaky ten hadfik ma zimu nebo ma
leto, pax ze jsou skoro bosy. veide
do kramu, ably potfebuych veci jak Sc ma
starostliyeho otce rodiny slusi, nakoupil.
Ale k nesmirnemu pfekvapeni svemu
shleda, ze cena grocerie. satstva obuvy
stoupla .,Kterak tol" taze Sc kupcika
Well" odpovi mu tento, ,,zlato stouplo;
ia muslin velkoobchodnikdm platiti zbozi
draze nez drive a nechcili kram sv6j "a
witt, muslin draze prodavati. Nahlidne.
tie, ze jsem byl nucen ma zbozi sye pfira-
ziti."
A tax ctihodny delnik must zaplatiti
vyssi ceny, protoze nemiize rodina ieho
6ekati, AZ zbozi jemu potfebne bude lev
! n6jsi, iakoz uciniti mGze bohac, ktery ma
vseho zasobu dostatek; on must konpiti
odev a obuv. iinak by rodina jeho mnsela
ctoditi otrhana bosa; on mnsi koupiti
potraviny, nechceli aby rodina jeho hla-
dov6la. Pfi tom test SO dobrodasny ter
muz, ze ,,delnicke penize" vsecko zast
sprawl Po nejakem Case shleda, ze pfi na
stale drahot4 mzda iebo ami cent Sc ne
zvykila u ze liz nepostacuie, ably tor
mzdou sebe rodinu svou iako drive opa
tfil vsim potfebnym.
obrati Sc tedy ma sveho aam6stnavat,
lc posteskne 81 mu, ze nemdze dosa
vadni mzdou vyiti, ielikoz vsecko Sc zdr
, zio ze no tudiz zdvofile prosi "a pfida
vek. Zam6stnavatel fekne, ze mu to sic
vefi, ale 10 musi ia piidavek jeste neiak.
Gas pockati. ,,Papiry snad Ease stoupno
. Gene tu nahlidnete, ze nemohu men
) mEdu kdvkoli zlato ide vzhdru nebo do
lu." Pfi tom opomenul d6lnikovi fici, !
/, on vyrobky sve jiz zdrazil ae tudiz be
djmy sve d3lnikovi pfidati mohl. Delni
/, zavrti hlavon odeido, mysle 81, ze sna
brzo Pride vie do pofadku. Ale Gel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-09
THAT BOG US LNTERV1EW AT PUT.
to. IN-BAY f

The Leader has what purports to be u
letter from Put-in-Bay, detailing the
spirit of q conversation said to have
taken place there between Senator Thur
man and "a Mr.. Cook, of Cincinnati, on
the political situation in Ohio in general,
and on Sam Cary in particular" in which
the Senator is made to utter sentiments
adverse to the party in Ohio and to Gen.
Cary personally. Even granting that
the Leader actually received such a let
ter, the stuff will be a. once rejected with
disgust by all decent readers, on the
principle that the averments Of q sneak
and eayesdropper-which the writer OF
the letter cOnfesses he is--are invariably
discredited at the start. But this aside,
the falsity of the alleged letter is palpa-
BILE. Mr.. Thurman is known to enter
tain sentiments exactly the reverse OF
those detailed by the Leaders sneak. lie
entertains no hostility to Mr.. Cary. lie
has time and again, since the opening OF
the campaign, expressed to his friends
the conviction that the Democrats Will
carry Ohio in October by very large
majority; and 30 far from his seeing an
element of weakness for our party in the
miserable sectarian agitation the Repub.
licans have created, he considers that, if
anything, it will rebound to the advant-
age of the Democrats, by either driving
the Republicans to our ranks through
sheer disgust, or causing them to stay
away from the polls. The Leader will
find that forging the privately expressed
sentimets of prominent Democrats won't
pay Cleveland Plain Dealer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-09
MHFeAenenns.
THE ISSUES.

The issues in Ohio between tho two
great parties have been reduced to these
The Democracy favor;
lst. A currency issued directly by the
Government.
End. The unqualified repeal of the Ma
tional Bank law
Sd. Home rule and local self-goyern'
ment.
4th. Low taxes,
9th. A reduction of salaries,
9th. Non-intervention by the admins
tration in affairs of the Southern States
IL. Opposition to thocoalition Of church
and State.
The radicals say
lst. We hate Catholics.
2nd. We don't like Catholics
Sd. Damn Catholic.
4th. Down with the Pope.
5th. No Irish Catholic need apply.
9Th. Out with base foreign Catholics.
| 7th. The Catholics are dislOyal.
9Th. The Catholics have no rights.
9th. The Catholic church is fraud.
10th. No man can be Catholic and
get our votes,
1lth. We antagonize, we abhor any
and all Catholics.
These are about the gist ofthese issues
and for the truth of our assertions we
invite your attention to the campaign
documents issued by both parties.-ET-
change,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-09
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Tho Governor Of Tennessee has Rppoin
ted Judge d. M. Key U. s, Senator In
Andy Johnson's vacancy.
| It will be seen Mr.. Pendleton ably
| vindicates the last General Assembly in
his Warren speech,
The only trouble In California now is 6
lack of coin. .... ....'.
| 1t is said Grant will appoint Fisher, the
late District Attorney at Washington, tc
the vacant iudgship of Durell in Louisi-
ana. Judge Fishers son got the burglar
out on straw bail and drove quitea busi-
ness in that line,
Contractionis really expanding some
mems fortunes at the expense Of honest
laborand business.
Glorious Democratic meetings all over
the State greet Governor Allen, Pendle
ton, Cary, Ewing, and our other speak
ers.
Cary is still bothering the radical pa
pers They keep banging away at him.
1t seems the Cincinnati Gazette once
assaulted the public school system and
called it ugly names. The Gazette ID not
alone ofradical papers.
Joseph SOoy, Jr., radical Treasurer of
New Jersey has jumped the State with
$4,000 ofthe State money,
idle money in the banks" say the
radical journals; idle laborers in the land
says the Democracy, ' ID '.
Senator Thurman and Hon, John Tai
lett of Cincinnati, spoke at Cleveland on
the Public Square on. Saturday evening,
August 2Sth. Senator Thurman spoke
first and arraigned the Republican Ad-
ministration for gross frauds and crimes;
he denied thatt was any question as
the public schools and delivered some
telling hits in discussing priestly inter-
ferencein politics.
U. s, Grant, President Of the United
States and public protector of official
thieves. Thisis the full title. New York
Herald. .u.,...
The new Missouri Constitution re-
ceives almost unanimous support from
the press of the State. Only eight
papers, and those Of minor importance,
opposeit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-09
HOW THE OHIO REPUBLIC Ans
UNDERTOOK TO DESTROY OUR
SCHOOL SYSTEM IN 1871.

We have already shown how tho Rad
ioals endeavored to force mixed schools
upon the people Of the country by the
passage of the Civil Rights Bill. Some
persons may say this was Congressional
action for which Ohio Republicans are
not responsible. But the Republican
gtate Convention of 1874 indorsed the
bill and demanded its passage. More
than this, the Republican party of Ohio,
sHp party, is on record in an attempt TO
destroy the separate colored schools Of
Ohio, and to compel the white children
toreCeive the Colored children into their
schools. This was at the demand Of the
O0lored people, and took place in the
Ohio Legislature in 1871 We refer now
70 the Ssyler Bill offered by Sayler, Of
Reble county. 'Ft"r
When the Democrats, in 1858, organ
iaSd our Common Schools by general
laE they provided for separate schools
and separate education for Colored child
rem, and required the maintenance Of
Duch separate system. See Section 81
OF that law In 1864 this law was mod
iRed, but not in any essential particulars
Bat in 1871, when the colored man was
Reroe in his demands upon the Republi-
can party, Mr.. Sayler introduced an en-
tirely new law for the government and
regulation of the Public Schools, in
which law he failed to provide for sepa-
rate schools or separate education for the
Oolored people. The provisions of Sec
H0n 90 of this bill made the schools
free TO all The youth betWeel Sir and tDentV
gears Of age resident in the District"
Mr.. Shafer moved to amend section 93
by adding to it, in exact words, the Ian.
guage of the law Of 1864 see Swan and
Saylers. Statutes page 705], providing
for separate schools and separate eduCa-
hon for colored children. [See House
Journal for 1871 page 924l, This amend
ment of Mr.. Shafer was voted down by q
vote of 46 yeas to 81 nays. The yeas and
nays can be found on page 925, the Re-
publicans voting in body for mixed
schools and against separate education
This bill then came up for final passage.
1t failed of a Constitutional ma jority-
yeas 81, nays 40, the yeas being all Re-
publican. (See House Journal, 1871,
page $780, Such is the Republican rec
ord on our Common Schools. Ready to
make them nurseries of social equality;
ready to destroy them, rather than lose
the negro vote; and yet these men pre-.
tend TO be the friends of the system,
They pretend that we, who created and
have protected this system against their
base attacks, are not to be trusted with
it. Out upon such Hypocrisy The people
know that we have always cherished and
maintained the Common Schools as the
peculiar property of the poor,-Cm,
Enquirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-09
Ex. .SrcprArY McCnllnch,s Q,

Ex.SECEETARY McCulloch's estimate OF
the character of Andrew Johnson is that
of one fthe most intimate personal and
political friends of the deceased. Mr..
McCulloch claims for Mr.. Johnson a
vigorous intellect, honesty OF purpose,
unconquerable tenacity of convictions,
moral and physical bravery, and above
all patriotism which never wayered.
His conspicuous faults, according to this
high authority, were excessive combat
iyeness, an ungoyernable propensity for
making speeches, and distrust Of the
motives Of others, which led him to reject
tle counsel of those who might have
aided him most in carrying burdens for
which his own shoulders proved une-
qhal To the story that Mr.. johnson
was inte pperate, Mr.. McCulloch gives
emphatic denial. We are inclined to
think that in the main the judgment
thus rendered agrees with that which
posterity will probably place upon one
of the most remarkable characters in
American history .''
.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-09

THR Republicans are fighting against
their own better judgment and their in
stincts Of selfpreservation. The Demo
Gratis are fighting for the right to live and
to enjoy the benefits of their own labor,
without being cut off at the legs or
pulled out longer TO fit the Procrustean
iron hedstead Of the Wall street gold
gamblers. We applaud the Ohio Demo-
Gratis for their freedom from Eastern
bullyragging and domineering. The
sooner the Ohio Republicans follow their
example and break those unbecoming
fetters, the sooner will they see the tide
Of prosperity rolling in upon them
Hannibal NO. Courier, Rep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-09
SHERIFF SALE.

Abel Carey Excrs. vs.. h. +. l.Osenberry, ct al.
BY virtue Of an alias order to sell from the court
Of common pleasOf Stark oonnty Ohio and 10 me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at
the door ofthe court house In the city Of Canton on
Saturday, The l8th day Of September, 1875
the following described real estate situate In said
county, to wit: Situate In the Township Of Lex
ington, and being parts OF the northwest quarter
OF section q. township 10. range D. the hrst tract
being bounded as follows; Beginning at the
southwest corner Of Eaid quarter, thence north 81
perChes, 10 post, thence south 7915o east 100
perches 10 post thence south so west q 4-lOths
perches, thence south $50 east 4 perches, thence
north STo east perches, thence south go east 10
perohes, thence south 10 6-l0th perches, thence
west ll2 perches TO the place of beginning CON
tanning 81 acres of land more OF less, the second
tract being bounded as follows beginning at the
northwest corner of said northwest quarter of said
section twenty, thence south 1871 perches 10 a
post, thence south 7g1So east lis perches thence
south 80 west s l0ths perches, thence south $50
east lS perches, thence north 80 east 40 7-lOths
perches, thence north so west 30 S-l0ths perehes
thence eastH perches, thence north 41I5 perches
thence west 1856 perCheS to Mllard's corner thence
south l6 perches thence north $50 west 2S Derches
to the place of beginning, containing 76z acres of
land more or less.
Sale to commence at one o'clock D. M Terms
cash WILLIAM BAXTER Sheriff
augl9o
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-09
WELL SAID.

The Cincinnati Gdzette, answeringa cor.
respondent, says:
The currency is now: Legal tenders
(August l. 1874 1924, 1856; fractional notes,
al ,l45, 1893; bank notes august y, $848,.
ss7,9SO; total, $764,9OS,2l7. m
The currency in 1866 was: Legal
tenders, 1892 900; fractional notes,
&B,0O0OOO; bank notes, $l7l, 100000; to-
taa, $628.692,OO0.
The increase Of currency since 1865,
ID therefore, $780, ,2l63l7." .
We will add little supplemental in
formation,
The gold premium on the 21st day OF
August, 1865, was "A
The gold premium ON the 2Ist day of
August, 1875, was l3t.
An increase of the currency amount
ing, according to the Gd~tte's figures to
$l36,2l6,3l7 in ten days, has been re-
duCtion of thirty-one cents in the gold
premium.
According to these figures a little more
expansion would wipe out the gold pre-
MUM entirely Terra Ha,te Eapres8