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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

THERE are now twenty-seven of Mos.
by's guerrillas in the Government De.
partments, including nine more in the
Navy yard. Mosby's sister has $1,000
elerkship in the Patent Office and Thorn
as Y. Mosby, a brother, is a gauger in the
9th Virginia district, And yet ii is th'
"Rebel Democracy"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

And now Gideon Welles, Secretary o.
the, Navy under Lincoln, has declared
for, ,Tilden, Hendricks and. Good Govern
ment. He says Tilden letter carrie:
us back to better days and Times, when
we had statesmen for chief magistrates
who were capable of defining policy
and shaping a wise administration"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

1t is now said that Governor Hayes
last year listed but S5,26o worth Of pro-
perty for taxation. This, for aman worth
$3.50, 900, is almost as bad as reporting a
small income. We have terrible wick
ed set of men in power.--Sten6sn0tle
E111fto
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

EVERY Democrat should make his ar
rangements to be at home on the 10th
day of October to vote. A full vote and
Ohio will again take her place in the
Democratic column.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
| PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION
PR0CLA NATION (!
NOVEMBER ELECTION |
TUESDAY, N0YGnbGp 9Th, '76
NOTICE
rs hereby given to the qualified electors of Stark
county, o., that they meet at their usual places Of
holding elections In their respective townships,
on
TUESDAY, November 9TH, 1876.
Then and there to elect by ballot according to the
Constitution and laws of the United States and the
laws Of the State of Ohio,
twenty-five Electors
FOR
PRESIDENT
AND
Weep RESIDENT.
Of the United States.
The returns Of the election are by the provisions
of the law, to be made to Clerk Of Common PieaA,
and must be made by the evening OF Friday next
succeeding the election.
Given under my hand at the city of Canton,
this l4th day Of September A D 1876.
sep14w8 JP.RAUCH, Sheriff.
SHERIFF SALE.
Henry T Wilson VS. Elizabeth Holland et al.

Henry Z. Wilson VS. Elizabeth Holland ct. al.
By virtue Of 2ud alias order to sell issued from
the court of common pleas of Stark county Ohio,
aid to me directed, will offer for sale at public
outcry at the door of the court house. In the city of
Canton, on
Saturday the 7th day Of October, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit: Part of lot number seventeen (17)
in Webbs additien to the town Of Alliance, and
which is further described as being forty (40) feet
fronting on the south and highway and running
back one hundred and seventy two l72) feet, in
all $3.50 square feet in the south east corner of said
lot number II.
Appraised at $500 90
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m, Terms
cash.
septic ]. P. RAUCH Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
WHATMATT CARPENTER SA Us.
From a Washington Telegram.l

Matt Carpenter, in conversation to
night, expressed it as his conviction,
based upon what he deems reliable infor.
nation from the State, that Wisconsin
will cast its electoral vote for Tilden and
Hendricks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28


the Treaslrs accounts the office will closed at o'clock % day
Duplicate
prior
tor
Txpaye
December collected according the following section of the
passdA ID,
against
in
ono
George FessIer,
Canton Sept IA VIA County
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

JUST say the Assessor is coming" to
Governor Hayes, and he will mount that
old twenty-seven year old crowbait, and
go galloping up into the woods along the
Sandusky river.-Pldin Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

The visitor at Massillon may see a
small poster stuck up about that town
reading-"vigilance committee meets to
night" We suppose this is to attend to
burglars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

Will the Governor deny the above list
ment, or that we have placed the value
of that property too high?
Under class Is, value ofcredits, Hayes
says that he has no credits, when the
records Of this county show.that he had
notes for over $4,000 that were secured by
mortgages, as shown by the records in
the Recorders Office in this county. And
bonds of the city of Toledo amounting to
$4,000, which we're not listed for taxa
ton. Will the honest taxpayers of this
county vote in favor of the election of a
man for President who thus evades the
honest payment Of his taxes, when by so
doing he increases the taxes Of every
taxpayer in the State.-Fremont MeSSe1.
1er,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

A Southern paper says: at is much
easier to fool the dsrkies into the belief
that Hayes is negro than it is to fool
the white folks into the belief that he is a
statesman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

SEE when the fruits of industry are
gathered for the use of the toilers, that
they gre not wasted by the prohigacy
fraud or the peculation of your public
agents.-Gov. TILDEN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

A BLOODY shirt campaign, 1Cith money,
and Indiana is safe. A financial cam
paign with no money and we are beaten.
Gen. KilpatricFs letter to Hayes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

We are in receipt of the Daily Ohio
Statesman, and the Daily Toledo Democrat
May they both long continue to battle
for Democracy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
SHERIFF SALE.

Prince g. Raber's Assignee vs. Jacob Hane.
By virtue of ia issued from the court
OF common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to
me directed will offer for sale at public outcry
at the deor of the court house. in the city of Can.
tom on
Saturday, the Hh day of October 1876,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit: Part of lot No. one III being
twenty five feet front of the south east part Of said
lot in the city of Canton.
Appraised at SO, 90.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m. Terms
cash.
septic JP. RAUCH. Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
Notice to Tax Payers Of Stark Co.

In law hereby notify county
rates oftaxaton for the 1876 correctly stated the following table,
showing
BILE charged the Tax Duplicate County
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

GEN. MORGAN and Mr.. Estep, of Cadiz,
will speak at Carrollton, Friday evening,
Sept. Goth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28
YESS TAX LIST FOR 1876.

Statement ofpersonal property, moneys credits
etc, subject to taxation In Sandusky county for
the year 1876 belonging to and listed by X. b.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

'FFEF1VW.
~
" Pianos, ne..."...',,.,''',.,".,...,...."
10 Monthly average value Of all goods
and merchandise owned or held
by me during the year or any part
thereof ending the day preceding
the second Monday of April, 1876.
IA Value of all moneys in possession
or on deposit, subject to draft on
demand with banks or others"..... 800
Is Values of credits, etc., none..""".
II Dogs, number must be sworn to,
value must be stated, but need not
be sworn to, 2..."nmn."....."..."mmm s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-28

The returns Of the election are by the provisions
Of the law, to be made to Clerk Of Common Pleas,
and must be made by the evening OF Friday next
succeeding the election.
Given under my hand at the city of Canton,
this 14th day Of September A D 1876.
sep IA w8 P.RAUCH, Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
2l2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE o
O' LOCK.
WEDNESDAY,. Jan. 19-P. NJ.

There was n further decided falling OF in the
speculation in railway and miscellaneous shares to-
day, and Ices confdcut feeling prevailed, with
very general decline in prices compared with those
curI,i, in prev io,s days. Tao general market Was
steady at the opening, then lower, later making q
smart adyance. A. tie l O'Clock Board u smart giio
broke over Pacific Mail. which set the price drifting
down nearly a point. the weakness quickly com
,,uticatu itself TO the other active shares which
TO greater or less cxtont participated mh general
decline. The consn!cuous features were Lake
shore Pacific Mail, Telegraph, Michigan
Central. and Union Pacific. Panama rose
from 1873 20 135. Investment shares were
ogie and steady. The general market lett oil quiet
aud rather heavy tie majority of the list. and
strong on others. The business OF the day comprised
tha purchase aud sale of about $4,000 shares tao
details Of which will be found in the table published
below. The opening, highest. lowest, aud closing
prices Of active stocks sold to-day, well the of
ferng aud asking prices at the close Of the Ex-
change, and the nuInber Of shares Of each stock
sold, will he found in the subioaed table:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
A TRENCHANT EDITORIAL

On this suect says "a literature than that which
spread before the children OF this country would hardly be
poasc for the mind conceive his hand TO execute
II ia even worse open advocacy OF vice and intempe
snce for that would carry its antdote while what we
have exctes Stimulates and ebases the intellect units Tor
food fills Imagination with gaudy aud distorted
pictures o LIE ard develops the passions al when they
should bs most under control low much Of the low moral
tone of society is dae to ssuS OF the We do
not know; but az river nowhere DO 50 edectualy
poisoned - at s sorrce have night TO believe that the
ions OF these rarers deyoured by curious aud eager c
dren must Influence large extent Lo tone OF thought and
the drift Of action Of whose plastic nuds coma under
their influence"
The writer ads may he somewhat unnecessary TO state
that we ave In the above TO those monthly maya
zines fo cden which heaitl toy are beauiiin
II all ed.tnsa able trIt, and devoted ~ Ns Mary
Napo- Dodge who edits 81 Nichol's there would be nothing
10 complain oL" Tho NcwYor1 Tribune Gays " In
THE AVALANCHE or IMMORAL LITERATURE
tat threatens the children siay Wholesome
arc really attractive a1iue is required Tor hen' ami ~
rchoas las reached higher platform and commando Tor
this art and lcer than any Of its
predecessors or cOte3ll lOlariss."
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
TITO LEADERS.
BY A. c. swINBURNE.


o useat and wire, elear-souled aud high or heort
One TIE last flower OF Catholic love- that grove
ALid nare thorns their ouly tLOmoSS rose,
From the nerce Juggling OF the priests LOUD mhr',
Yet alien yet uIspOtted, and apart , ,,ors
Mock the sweet heaven whose secret no man hio"s
With PRAYERS and curses and the SoolhsayerS ar''
One like q storm God OF the Northern foam, ,, 81, .
Strong wrought Of rock that breasts ana 'ie"h' '0
And tnundcrs back its thunder, rhyme for rRyino
Irswarng, as though 10 Outroar the tldes 1l u,lv
Aud hid the worlds wave haok-wlat song shOuiu pe
Theirs that with praise would bring aud slnS you Aoie
With AL our hearts we praise you whom ye hate;
IIic souls that hate for uur h1pcs are hIShei,
ma hl rter than yours TIE goals or our desire,
Though high your ends be as your hcarts ere EIci''
YOnr world OF gods aud kings, oi snfne ihG stale,
Was of Llc ui.l, NheA hope and fear stOCd llSDef,
Wherein men walked by light oi stars and IRE
TIL man by day stood equal with his fate
Honor not hate we give Won, love not Tear,
Last prophets Of past kud. who iii the dome
OF great dead gods with wrath and wall nor near
TTme'r ord and mans go honoitd hence 80 nome
Nights chiidlcss CAidrCu; hcgc yOur hour Is zone;
Pass with the stafs, and leave Us lh tue sun -
lThc Atheneum.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Gedther5.

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- fciri,,e oI cnalcu.nt IN school or AcadeMy
Adlreas TEACHER, BOX II, Itlbune or'"
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every -tatr; 500 e. 800. lot pdrc ci'rs address
"A,i.n. IJUCAIIuNAL tAtON, 73t brohiway, \. !.
AIRS. ANNA KANDALL-DlEilL, Editor Of
~ m. Cparrriy Inruiuust anI aEor ~ Reading amt
faYu Choice ~. piir' ETC., giyr4 private aud Gloss
9..ri.c,lun So vocal CULTURE. READING, amt tt.>-
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rEEACliERS supplied with schools and schools
1 Ma. t...i,,, a. iae FDUCATI0EAL BUREAU, ~
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VISITING COVER u.s.. .-Wtnted by 4 yOuul:
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v-uu nt,r,r.s r1dcr and -ualur,sis Ad6i'-J GOV
EtE as, lIbIAo u,I'e.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Mem ;1ub!ications.

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4 LITERARY NIGHTMARE,
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1876.
l77O.
TIE

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TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1876.
This Standard and Valuable Statistical Annual win bo
published on MONDAY Jan. a, IN addition TO tho
usual Calendar Astronomical Pages viii contain many
new features great merit Its ELECTION StAnsIIcs will be
unusually fl complete, aud ;hcy aGori te ates;
Indications condition parties before TIE opening oi
the Presidential Campaign VIII be unusual demand
Tor them among politicians an al inelgca c4eHs OtAss
stIlbing features 70 bo
TRADE AHD COAMTRcE.
Gold Value OF tol nl and Exports o. Merchandise
into ami from the United p,atea ior II years.
H. OF Imports and Exports oi Merchandise into and
from the United kingdom for = years.
Ill Table showing tle United States tho Ralancc 0:
Imported and EIioitei and o TIE Specie Move
mont FOR ~ years.
~ table showing for the United Kingdom Ea'anco
MeroLandse Imported, sni o the Specie Movement for ~
years.
V Foreign Trade Of the United states for five ycsIs
VI Foreign Trade Of Great Britain and IFoian for Hye
years.
VII Inpors and Exports between tie United states and
cragn cOIuies yafs ending Juno 90 1874 and -, s
tnshs the counties Ia tho order Of the total value Vi
their tI5is.
VIII Inrots and EzncIts between the United Easloa,
aud forc years ending Juno 80, 1914 and
1873 Distinguished IA. olaer of value Of their raie
X. FJr,iin Trade "i tic Dominion II Canada.
STATISTICS OF THE IROS MASUFACFUEES or
THE UNITED STATES
Compiled tom Report NJ swan% Secretary OF
the American Iron and teei Association.
II
l. Total Crop in each year since ls2O.
H. Exports Of cotton eacn year since 1887.
Yearly Imports aud Exports 0. Raw Cotton into and
froGa United Kin tlop since 1853.
AMERICAN And BRITISH SHPPGSG.
Entered aud Clcsrea at al Ports Gi tho
United each year since 1851
IL Tosl Tonnage Entered snd Cleared all In
United Kin g,o1 each year since 1857.
TONNAGE STATISTICS OF THE CANALS AND
TRUNK RAILROADS.
UNITED STATES REVESUE AND EXPENDITURE.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS FOR OUR BREADS1UFTo.
PUBLIC DEBT or THE UNITED STATES.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENr-The Cabinet Jndi.
eary and Ministers TO Foreign Conntnes.
FORTY FOURTH CONGit5ss. with Committees. And,
above stated,
VERY FULL ELECTION RETURNS FOR 1873.
AL of the Information IN THE TRIBUTE ALMANAC s
compiled Authentic ard Trustworthy sources, and much
Of 1t before pbshoi Nothing will be opitied
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New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

afford the coorsd people equal participation as far AZ
practicable IN tho benefits Of the public schools.
Last year there were In the State OF Alabama
2GlO free public schools for white children ana i-ee
for colorod children. The number OF white children war
o1 2o2 aud of colored children 54,505 total, l43797
II reared 1878 teachers for white schools and 2s6
for the colored schools The amount OF money expended
on the white schools was $2s2 3s9 81 and the amount
on Tho eolorei schools was S207,i0 %.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Menu Publications.
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Ieh. the Transmission OF Telegram,
Tie Effect Of Dead Space in Wooli Engines by Hoauer
IL water Impurities: the Rivers Pollution Comms
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Air Bags for Raising Vessels-rhe Latest News about
Nailwsys-Tools- Rot In Timbcr-Fhe COrroston OF
Hoiiers; OF the CorrosOn OF Boilers when working
In Connection th Surface CondsnsersThe Baie VeTe
Hydraulic HeIeses BY Clemens lIerschel, C. l.
the Resistance OF Cylinders aud n heres Formula Ap!n
o. Calculation OF Hydrauc Presses for Tubing
shsfts Dams, &c By V. DwelslauyerSDeIy Illustrated
in ATrlsctsrcIest OF Howard Boilers al tho
Far Of the American Institute by Theron Sseel Illus
aed-Te Difference Of T. ernal Energy 10 tho
by Radiation from Different Parts of the SOAR SuIface
illustrated by Capt J. ErlcssonIhe Eighty one Ton Gun,
The Arch Question Acan. By {. A. Siut1, C. E. and
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rDHE COTTON STATES
IN THE SPRING AND SUMAEN or 1878.
LY CHARLES NORrHoFF
vol. syo pspprcpvcrs, price 30 cents.


GruiCktfJN.
To tho ~, sloat oi the CHtel states
sIH: respectfully oor yoa report on the political and i
dp4rgl cond scyer u the southern States lie result
OF an exploration ulaie by during the spring and summer
OF the present year, at Size queft o. Nj James Gordon Ben
p.tL or Tie NoWYOI Herald Tho facts collected hoie
seeu 10 no Eeiy 81 int r,s, who sincerely believe
have failed to make the pe'c q The Sohrrn
tef,l chiefly because ia your esasd position II Wa
fcrtuatey difdcult you 10 know e real condition o
those Stas which has rapidly and continually changed on
vear 10 yoar o: YOUR Administration Had you
examine Them f yourself In 1874 t. you iii in 1865.
oano doubt your Southern policy would in very many
pqrcrlars have different fn what It has been for II
ia yD1r duty your wish to ber
ties ara prosperity conentmsnt and happiness
Of oil your fellow cuLeiis
Very respectfully, your ooetisnt servant,
CHARLES kOKDHOFF.
ID. APPLETON & Co., Publishers,
sac AND sol BROADWAY. -. Y.
Sent 'se by ma part o the United states receipt
OF tlIo prc'.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS

Says IN letter to the Quincy tMas) Patriot thA' ree
ourths Of brisk demand at he public libraries arc
varid End lie thinks that parents ought TO
guide the ehdrens the choice Of reading more than
they do The Newar Advertiser, in
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Total sales OF The day.
The Philadelphia stock quotations q. tho close Of
business to-day were as follows:

The London cables report further advance in
United States securities there, British COnsos ruling
firm and money easy at yesterdays quotations.
There was nothing new in the foreign condition Of
affairs. I he sum of 10000 bullion was withdrawn
from the Bank of England on balance to-day. In
Paris, Rentes closed at SO, frner In Frankfort,
United States iives up TO l00is. The gold
speculation dragged Its slow length along devoid OF
feature. The market was steady at 112S4@1127s,
and small business was recorded. On gold
loans the rates 8, 8, 4, 4l2, 3i2, and
Q per cent paid for carrying The foreign ex-
change market ruled very dull and steady at
subjoined quotations The selling rates on the
basis of 81 6thGSi 9il2 for 60 days bills, and
81 SSl40Pi e92 for sight. The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in coin interest.
and $4S, 900 in called ve-twentes The day's opera
tions at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared S23, 100, 900; gold balances, Sl,20l 900;
currency balances, $49s,4 The principal gold
quotations wero:
1000 ..II2s, I3o...ll24 100 ll27s 23o ii2's
l03J.llZ3l l2O0...ll2 l2.s o:OV.' ll-s
uaO..Il24 l23O-...1l27s 200 .....iI2's.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
CURRENCY PAPER.

Time loans aro made at low rates. Tho
United States Treasurer to-day received sGo0,000
National bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts at Washington amounted to 100000.
Tie Internal Revenue receipts footed up F2"o,coo.
Ils following IS tna C'lng,io'a" ~, ss'i9mI' haI
ances Si,1GS,3Jt; gold exchanges, SJ,9l7, SOC;
gold balances, $952,985.
Government bonds we're strong and in good ln'
,u;rv We annoy the latest treet quotations: