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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, NOV. To- 1870
No. So Government Collector. Sc., VS.. Hartford and
New Haven Railroad Compapy-Error to the Circuit
Court Tor the DISTRICT OF Connectscut-This was an
action by The railroad company against Grant, Coilec-
tor OF Internal Revenue, to recover money pad him
under threat OF disraint upoL special assessment
made IN January, 1865, purporing 10 be upon undi.
vided profits OF the corporation used IN con-
struction IN the two years ending with August.
1867. The Tax upon the expenditures or
tho railroad company within those years IN
the erection oil stone bridge across the Farm
ington River, at Windsor, Conn. The company con-
tcnded below that these cApenditu not Tor
'construciion," but Tor repairs, as tho bridge was 10
replace old and unsafe structure. and that, there
lore, they were not liatic 70 the tax assessed The
Cour 50 ruled, amt the case comes here, where the
government insists that as the bridge was an entre
new structure, making the properly OF the company
much tie more valuable ana not the repair oil tho
OLD The expenditures taxable beng out OF the
earnings OF the road f. b. smith, Assistant Attorney
General ior tho government X. d. Hibbard and IL. c.
Robinson Tor the company
No So Fisher VS.. Craig ct al-Appeal from the
Circuit Court Tor Caliiornia-This was an action TO
recover rom the appelees damages Tor an alleged IN
fringsmcnt OF patent Tor an Improvement IN
machues Tor hydraulic mining The Court found that
the clam oil Fishers patent was anticipated by ma
chimes in prior and the decree for the defend
ants he appeal seeks to show that the Improvement
claimed was not IN before the Fisher machine A.
H. Evans for appellants, appeees not appearing.
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Another Tale Of Domestic
InIelicity.
A Father Seeking Possession of
His Children.
The QUESTION OF TAXING BANK SHARES.
Important Decision by the Supreme Court,
General Term

There a considerable stir in Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday afternoon when il became xnown
that there to be argument In the case OF Mr..
James Roe, resident Of Newburg. who, with all the
provcrbia paternal affection. Is seeking to recover the
:ustody Of his infant children in possesso on
f their mother Mrs. Roe. 1t seems that some dii-
Guilty arose between the husband aud wife, and tho
cruel treatment OF her husband took the children,
and, without the knowledge OF her lord and master,
wandered away from home for parts unknown. She
finally came 10 this city, whore she followed by
her husband. She has instituted suit against him
Tor limited divorce on the ground ol alleged
cruel and inhuman treatment Mr. Roe sued
writ OF habeas corpus, and the matter
up before Judge Lawrence yesterday.
sett ior tho wife. The wie's name Is Mary Stewart
Roe, and her maiden name was Norton. Counsel
agreed 10 refer the question OF ajimony pending suit
Ind the custody OF the children and Judge Bosworih
Rus appointed referee. The husbands counsel then
uated that the husband would give up
lime, provided he had reasonable access to
The children. General Burnett said he would agreo
provided the we's brother allowed to reside with
her M protection, Tor her lie been repeatedly
threatened, with q pistol TO her head. Mr. Bangs
would not consent, saying the brother at the
tom OF all the mischief. aud the cruel treatment was
All denied He objected 10 opening reekng mass Of
rccrmination III that place. The counsel then made
stipulation that the mother 10 reside with the vito
pending the referees report and the Court reserved
decision on the question OF granting temporary allow
ance. The husband is alleged TO be worth 5000, ,0OO
cevca sufficient amount 10 pay the necessary expenses
of tho litigation.
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Naudorn VI Muller: Hackin Va the Mayor, kc.-Or-
tered special calendar for Friday. NovemberlI
Rich vs LySs ct al-0rdef for commission.
The Bowery Savings Bank vs. Smith ct aL-Iewis o.
Lewis appointed guardian nd em Tor infant defendant
brennan. &c vs. Maher ct al-ordered that Thomas
Nahcr, defendant file his original answer 10 the COM
plant this action, IN the clerks ohce OF this court
on or before the 18th day Of November. 1876.
nunc pro tune.
DE La Mater ct al VS. Day.-ordered ON special cal
endar for Friday, November "a. ls16.
Hyenbein VS. Hobbe ct aL-Rcferee's report con-
hrmea and Judgment OF foreclosure and sale ordered
COMMON PLEAs--sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge J. r. DAILY.
Royce vs watrous.-Case settled.
samueis vs. sturman-Motion for new trial granted
Sec opinion.
BY Judge Van Brunl
James vs. BurchelL-Fndings settled
Ayres va acknowledgement signed.
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
BY Judge NcAdnm.
McHugh Vs. LoviiI-0pinion fled
Bindon vs.. Massey Rotary Company
amended.
Lawrence IS Hitchcock. me mt ordered bail
able IN 5000
Hoyt W. GonL nL--Justincaton dism; ssed.
Dsds VS. Dede.-Ordcr TO pay over moneys
Taylor VS. DunsoitA. Con plant dismissed.
Hall VS.. Templeton Motion 10 vacac order s.
missed
Qurk vs. whte.-Dcfault opened on payment OF so
costs and case TO be tried IN Part !, November "a.
1875.
Bailey vs. Flanagan and Twomley vs.. Gr,swod. :
Defaultcd
Israel VS. DicKhcyscr and Burkhalter VS.. Smd..-
Motions granted.
Alien VS. Fowelhon. Receiver appointed
Drake VS.. Driscoli; Mayer vs.. cohen; solmson vs.
Leist; Reid Daily; Halvs. Myers Orders granted.
Taliman VS.. Bcer-hotor granted.
BY Judge Shea
Lawrence VS. Ramsey.-Moton 10 vacate attachment
granted; $40 costs 10 defendant
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME coURT-GENERAL TERN.
Before Judges Davis Brady aud Daniels.
The People ex rel The Guilatlu National Bank VS.
rhc Commissioners oil Taxes &c.-Wrt dismissed
without costs. op,non by Judge Brady
SUPREME coURr-cHAMDEas.
By Judge Lawrence
The Knickcrbocker Lilo Insurance Company VS.
Birch.--Grantcd.
Roberts v Shermuu.--Judgment granted
Stanachcr VS. Prcgenzer.-fne defendant must be
discharged Memorandum.
Joudert. Jr vs. zict-Motion granted ana
George Ii Swords, Esq appointed receiver
Matter Of johnston matter is referred to jacob
Gross take proof OF the facts and report thereon
2R. s., p sos, sec. l. Hill, 66l
Mann v Wiiloughby.-l this case there must either
be reference proof OF the facts stated IN the petit
ticn accompanying aidavits must be made before
the Court .
ibink that section OF the Revised Statutes, part j.
chapter 10, title contempatcs an actual removal by
the plaintiff. after the commencement OF The action,
before he be compelled TO file security Tor costs
See Gilbert VIZ. Gilbert page 2, COB
ieals vs.. Tho FIRST Nationa al Bank ofCooperstown-
The order or the examination OF Mr. Harris must be
vacated. Memorandum.
Matter OF Moorc-Thc certificate OF the Secretary Of
The State Of New York, that the commissioner who
took affidavit IN the city OF Mobile was comnis
sioner TOR tho State OF New York in Alabama Is Re.
vsed Statutes, page 4s, nth editionl This mun bo
supplied, . r,,,r.s,o,roe oesro soma evidence ,hs,
the granting OF nm allowance would be WISE and just
exercise OF the power vested Ia the Court Memoran-
DUN
Howard VS. Lansing In this desire counsel to
furnish with solo references 10 The authorities in
which they rely upon taking up the or dccisIon
| do not find single authority citca by other sdo
Authorities may be submitted on or before the 17th
INST.
Schwartz vs. Pleus.- II deem $50 fair charge for
Tho RECEIVERS service in this case. Memorandum
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Worst
Heyman Bcringcr ct al.-Judgmcnt for plaintiff
signed. -
out costs Opinion
Heyman ct al VS.. The American Patent Sponge Com
pany-Motion for n new trial denie
Wales vs. Sherwood OF al L--Judgmcnt for plaintiff; /;
the defendant Sherwood liable for any deficiency
the sale. opinion
The People, &C., VS. O'Donncn ct aL-Judgment for
paintiG the demurrer with leave 10 defendants TO
answer terms.
SUPERIOR coURT-spEcIAL TERN.
BY Chief Judge Curla
aacker vs. HacEcr.-Decree signed.
suva VS. The Metropolitan Drug Company.--Amend
ments ordered TO be inserted in case on file
by Judge Spoir.
Kranch vs. Reynolds -Urdcred ON special calendar
for third Friday Of November.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the OF Douglas Taylor against the city, hore
:olorc fully reported, motion yesterday granted
placing the the day calendar Of the Court Of
Common Pleas
The application for mandamus 10 compel Comp
lroIler Green jointly with tho Public Administrator
10 sign check for distribution share OF the estate OF
Anthony Jones' deceased, yesterday adjourned by
Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court, Chambers.
In the case OF the three little acrobats who were
hken from the custody OF Alfred Smith in circus in
Poughkeepse by the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children, Judge Westbrook, before whom
Ihe matter was argued yesterday, sent down COM
muuication in which he says that he will remand the
children to the custody OF the society The opinion
will follow In day or two
in Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, q worry
hvcly aud lengthy argument was made before Judge
Lawrence the question OF trade marks John d.
Townsend con,endcd that "Decker Brothers," the
plaintiffs had the right 10 restrain the defendants,
"Decker Barnes from the use OF their trade mark,
"ihe DcckeS Piano" which LAD been granted the de-
sendants ~ tho Uniied States Patent Office The
plainlins had affidavils from Stenway, steck and
other makers that the plaintiffs were tho "original
sisted that his clients, the defendants, were the 'gen
original Deckers. He backed the defendants by
aihdavts from Weber, Chckering and other piano
makers Judge Lawrence took the papers ana re-
Tue case Of Hza Warner against tho Western Trans
por,ation Company came up Tor trial yesterday In the
Superior Court, before Judge Curtis II was
Tried and decided III the piant favor, but appeal
4 new trla was ordered on certain questions OF law.
The SUIT or the recovery OF the value OF the
OF trunks and boxes belonging 10 the plaintiff.
and which, II is alleged, were stolen while they were
in the custody oil the deendants
Charles Dusenbury was yesterday arrested under the
stllweli act, Judge sper issuing The warrant Hels
accu ed by Mr. Kelley, receiver appointed by the
Court, OF attempting rauduently 10 dispose OF his
property the amount OF the property being estimated
at s,076 Mr.. Dusenbury brought before the
Court and. alter some argument by counsc over the
proper form OF the bail bond, be was admitted TO bail
IN 81 QUO The examination was set down for the 25th
inst. at Loon
Tho s.put' aud '.call" Of Frederick Storey vs.
). ~ Solomon, which tried as long ago June,
1875 which is familiar 10 almost every body. was
argued IN the General Term OF the Court o. Common
peas appeal from decision OF the General Term Df
Lc Marine Court. which gave verdict Tor the plain
lin. thus sustaining the decision oil tho iower court.
rhe counsel who appeared Tor the plaintiffs argued
that the bargain made between the defendant and
olainiii a oi "gambne, pure and simple, -
ina that that ground, II on other the plants
1ndcr tho Statutes couu not recover. rhe counsel
me other argued that The bargain made was
valid contract
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pOS'C OEFICE NOTICE..

NEW YORK NOVEMBER g. 1915 POST OfflCn
IN Notice The foreign mails for the week ending S~tur-
duv November 49, 1916 will this office Tuesday,
at j. NJ, for Europe, per steamship Wyeming via
Oueenstown Wednesday At III u A. NJ, Tor Europe
botnuia via Queenstown on Thursday At IL 80
A. NJ. Europe per ste 'mshp Smevia. via Plymouth.
che rbourg and lkamburg: Saturday. mt A. NJ. fs
EUROPE per steamship city o herin. via Queenstown
Scotland and Germany be forwarded
by this steamer be specially addresscd and ut ~
NJ scotland direct steamship rosia via tlssgows
A.. NJ. for Europe. scnmship oder, W.
Southampton and Bremen. Tho steamships Wyoming.
city Of Berln 10 take mails FOR Denmark
Sweden Norway The mails for the West Indies via
bermuda - Thomas win leave New York November
~
The mails for China &C. will ieave San Francisco Dccem
Der l.
December Z. L. JAMES. Postmastsrs
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TAXING BANK SHARES.

very important decision was rendered by the Su-
prone Court, General Term, yesterday, in the OF
The Gaatin National Bank against the Commissioners
OF Taxes The Court holds that the banks shares
were rightly assessed by the Commissioners on their
par value and that the act OF Congress OF 1S45 does
not Affect this case that the assessment may he made
upon sum exceeding the par value. The tax was i'm
posed upon standard ol value ascertaincd by the
Dank statement ana the mmssioner3 acted properly
in including both the reserve and surplus. The case
came up writ OF certiorari by the Gallatln Ma
tonal Bank and the writ Is dismissed The opin.
Ion was rendered by Judge Brady.
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DASTARDLY vILLANY.

Mr.. George Lambert, OF West Moriches, had just
gone to bed Monday evening, his wife was pre-.
paring TO retire, when tap heard At the window.
tho blinds Of which we're partly open. Mrs Lambert
stepped TO the window to learn what was wanted,
when the window suddenly pushed up and two
pistol shots fred into the room, one OF which
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house; Same Va William Mcyers assault and battery;
same Va John Harmon, sssaus and battery.
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. N. Y, Nov Is, 1874
No. IL. Parsons VS.. Johnson.-Areued by w r.
Cogsweli Tor appellant, George r. Daniorth Tor re-
spopdenI
No. IS Cotton VS.. Fox.--Argued by James T. Aots
for appellant, N. c. Moak Tor respondent
No. 80 Commercial Bank vs. varnum.-Passed
No. 36 Barteau vs.. Ph9nix Mutual Insurance Com
pany.-Argued by X. +. Andrews for appellant, )
Hand Tor respondent Case still on
CALKSDAk.
Day calendar for Thursday, November l6.-Nos. Al,
AZ Ia II, DO 45 AZ, 4S
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mo MARIA WARREN THOMAS WARMER MARY
ANN ELLIOTT, WILLIAM WARNER and AMY

r,o MARIA WARREN THOMAS WARNER MARY
ANN ELLIOTT. WILLIAM WARNER and AMY
CLARK or the legal personal representatives OF such Of
In the iish Court Justice CChancery Division Eng.
land.In the matter OF act passed In the tenth and
eleventh Of the reign OF her Majesty Queen
Victoria entitled An act for better securing trust funds
aud the relief of rustees and in the Of the
trusts OF the will OF John Wiiler. deceased
Take notice that In pursuance OF the provisions Of the
mentioned act, affidavit of Frederic kton OF tho
conist surviving the will John Wller Of
Walsham In the said plumber and glaxcr,
deceased hled In the said Ugh Court Justice Chancery
Dvon 10 the above mentioned matters tho I'D day Of
the OF the Paymascr General OF the Cnsncery
Division o the said High Court or Justice the said Fred.
eric ktcn did the 18th day OF May 1876, into
the Chancery Division OF tho said High Court Of
say, fI5 bcing onehfth thereof the
hc share Of Maria Warner Of the children Of tho
tesators sisters Maria Warner Of the testators estate
els being another fifth part thereof 10 the account Of
testators sister, Maria OF the testaors estate
els (beng another hth part thereby to the account Of
he share OF Mary Ann Warner OF the children Of tho
testator sister, Maria Warner OF tho testators estate
El5 being another fifth thereof so the account OF
the share Of William Warner Of the children OF the
testators sister, Msrs Warner OF the tesators estate
aud els he remaining fifth part thereof 70 the account
the share OF Amy Warner Of the children Of tho
teators sister Maria Warner Of the testator estate
And further notice that the said Frederick kitton may
be served with petition notice Of any pro-
ceedng order OF said High Court Of Justice CHAN
Dvson OF the Judge in Chambers relating TO tho
aforesaid of E575. fifth parts thereof at the Office o.
Mr. William Esson No. l3 Cliords Inn, in the City o
London England solicitor acting the agent Tor M
Frederick Fox the city OF Norwich aforesaid the solic
tor for the said Frederick Kitton. ..,wo
Ciinords Inn. London Agent Tor Frederic Fox OF the
city Of Norwich
.t-f- J....
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by the bed He Immediately jumped up and looked
out OF the window, but could see no one suspicion
falls upon colorcd man with whom Ar Lambert had
some difficulty his store but at present there Is mol
sufficient proof to warrant arrest
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ID DNNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Dcbrosses and cortandt stre
ferries s follows
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg tho West and South with
Pullman palace attached, BOA NJ, and $3.50 r.
Sundays. q and 8 80 +. NJ.
For Lock Haven Cory and Erc at 20 and
$40 r. NJ connecting ut Cory for Titusve, Petroieuu
Centre and the Oil Regions.
For baltimore gton and the South "Limtcd Wash
Express OF Pullman paror cars daily, excep
Sunday, 10 A. NJ. arrive Washington :i5 +. N. Reg
uiar at 40 A NJ, 40 9 O5 and . r. NJ. Sunday. C
Express for Philadelphia, 7:3o $40. eso A. NJ, 1890
2:iO s. 4, s, q. I, $50 +. NJ and IL night Accom-.
mediation, IA NJ. and 10 r. VI. sunday. SA NJ. 9, q.
T. 10 and 8 r. NJ Emgrsnt and second class Z p. NJ.
For Centennial Depot at A. NJ. daily. Returning,
Centennial Depot at 4: :45 and 30 T.. NJ
For trains Aewark Elizabeth Railway Princeton, Trcn-
ton. Perth Amboy Pennington, Bevidere aud other
points, see local schedules Mt all ticket Offices.
Trains From Pttsburg 20 and 10 80 A. NJ and
1920 r. NJ, daily 10 10 A. NJ and 80 +. NJ. daily
cept Monday. From Washin ston and Baltimore. $50
and 9.4) A. NJ, 4:1O $40 and 1O:z0 r. NJ. sunday
80 and 40 A. Nj From Phil iladelphia .o5. 6o0 30
:sO 1910, IL 20 IL 81 A. NJ, 2lu. 80, 4:fo. 5lu
6:lO $3.50 30, 7:fo. $40 and 10 20 r. NJ. Sunday
20 80 94o. 1ol0. IL go A. NJ. $50 and 10 20
Pm.
and of Desbrosses and Coandt ss; No Court st.,
Brooklyn; Nos la 1l6 and lis Hudson st.. Hoboken;
depot Jersey City. Emigrant ticket office. No Battery
FRANK THOMSON. d. NJ BOYD. Jr
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY-ll
1.-The matter OF the estate OF William Malinckrodt
Son. and OF the separate estates OF William Malnckrod
and Lewis w. Malinckroat this 18th day oil DC
tobe 1876 by the Circuit Court of Baltimore city that
0rve Horwtx trustee OF the foregoing estates give
notice. publication OF this order twice for three
weeks III the New York Herald and in the Baltimore sun.
creditors Of the firm OF William Mallinckr0dt
aud OF william Mallinckrodt and Of Lewis Msllinckrodt
their claims properly proved with the clerk Of this
court before the LIST day Of February pepara-
tory 10 distribution of assets. ROBERT GILMOR.
True cnny X, BREWKR Clerk.
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EXCURSION ;.

4 GRAND EXCURSION ACROSS THE Ray T,
Staten Island Boats cays whtehall foot OF Broat
$50 r. NJ for New Brighton, snug Harbor, West Brighto
and Port Richmond. Fare only l0c.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
OrHE 81, GENERAL NERAL TRANSATLANTIC lrA.ysA CoMpANY,S
HAvRE CALLING AT PLYMOUTH q. b.
for the landing Of passengers.
The splendid this favorte for the Conti
cabins provided with electric bes will sail from pier
No 49, foot oi barrow It. North River, as follows:
CANADA tfrangcu Saturday, November 49, A. N.
AMERIQUE tPouzalD saturday, December 2, A. NJ.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD. including wines =
First cabin $40 10 $l20 according accommodations;
second CABIN ST.: third cabin $40
Return tickets NJ reduced rates.
Steeragc x26 with superior accommodation, including
wine, bedding and utensils without extra charge
LOUIS DE BEBlAN, Agent, 55 broadway.
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yTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y REDUCTION IN FARE.
To Boston first class. 81
To Providence, first class. 50.
Elegant steamers leave daily except Sundaysl,
from Pier 33 North River, foot Of Jay ST. 80 y. NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE STEAMSHIPS.
from Pier ~ North River. foot of Park place. r. "
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coAsTwusE srEAmsHIs-s.

E,oa NASSAU. n P.-KEcuLAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
IL LEO leaves New York November 20.
MURRAY A co. Gg South
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TNOR PHILADELPHIA,
Via Long Branch and the New Jersey Southern Railroad
Leave pier 3, North River. foot Rector ST., at
IL A. NJ Tor Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River ans
Vineland.
r NJ, for PHILADELPHIA Long Branch, Toms River
w. s. SNEDEN G. NJ
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WANTED -RESPONsIBLE PARTlEs TO CONTRACT
w to build and equip gauge raroad. Address 9.
BOND. station A. New York citv.
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rNEXAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
West, carving the United states mail -The steamer
CITY or AUSTIN, Captain stevens viii sail on saturday
November Ia 1876. at 4. NJ pier 10 East River
Through bills OF adng given 10 all points on the Houston
Texas Central International and sreat NORTHERN Gni-
Henderson and the Galveston Harris
burg nd Antonio railroads Freight and insurance at
lowest For freight passage having superior &C.
con,modations, apply TO G. II. MALLORY CO.. lo3
Mufla lama
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09
Legal Notice.

Jacob A. Kryer, whose place of residence is at
present unknown will take notice that Louis Du-
mont of the county of Stark, in the State of Ohio
did on the 26th day ofJanuary, A. D. 1876 file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Stark and said State of Ohio,
against the said Jacob A. Kryer setting forth that
on the tenth day of December A. D. 1875 the said
defendant executed and delivered to the said
plaintiff his promissory note, calling for two
hundred dollars payable one day after date. and
praying for Judgment against the said defendant
for said sum of two hundred dollars, with inter.
est thereon from the eleventh day of December
A. D. 1875. And the said Jacob A. Kryer is notified
that he is required to appear and answer said pc
tltion on or before the third Saturday after the
thirteenth day of April A. D. 1876
LOUIS DUM0NT,
By LYNCH & DAY, his Atty's.
March g. 1901
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09

THE DEMOCRAT is furnished to subscribers atsz
per year; 81 for six monthsi hily cents ior three
months invariably in advance.
CORRESPONDENCE, containing important news
solicited from all parts Of the county, Writers
anne and address required on every commmica-
ION as a private guarantee ofgood faith
Business Cards one dollar per line per year No
ard inserted Cor, less than three dollars per year
Business Notices in Itcm columns on fifth page,
Inserted for ten cents per line each insertion Il
Inserted in reading matter, twenty cents per line
No notice win be inserted for less than htty cents
Yearly advertisers allowed the privilege OF
changing their advertisements quarterly
Double column advertisements % per cent ad-
dltional.
Allhangent advertisements must be oecompa'
uied with the cash,
ADVERTISEMENTS, to insure insertion, must be
handed in by Wednesday noon,
Rates of advertising furnished on application
Address all communications to
A. McGREGOR & SON,
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09

THE Auglaize Democrat very sensibly
suggests "For the sake of harmony we
protest against the making of platform
or nominating State ticket till after the
meeting of the National Convention.
The Democracy of this whole country
should have but one platform for this
Centennial year. What would the De.
mocracy of Ohio do in the event of its
State and National platforms being an
tagonistic? Would they support the
State and ignore the National ?"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09

Hon. H. B. PAYNE's Financial bill as it
now stands before the Democratic Caucus
at Washington, and as it has received a
majority vote, is the repeal of the Sher-
man Resumption act a gradual accumu-
lation of coin by the Treasury and Ma
tional Banks for the redemption of out
standing currency. Both the Treasury
and the banks are required to set aside
in each year an amount of coin equal to
three per cent of the amount outstand-
ing, the specie so accumulated to be
counted as part of the sinking fund of
the Treasury, and by the banks as part
of their legal reserve. No time is set for
resuming specie payments, that being
left to future circumstances.