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Saturday, March rs. 1879,
Chancery Sale of Real Estate

No. 3l43, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
William Denies VS.. Cora Inge ct al
DY virtue of an interlOcutOTy decree for sale, en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 18th day Of
February. 1879, NJ b. %, page PSI, will sell, at
public auction, to the highest bdder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse building,
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
saturday, Hsrch I5. 1879,
within legal hours the following described property
to wit: Situated in the Taxlng-DistTict (Memphis),
Shelby county, Tennessee, at the southwest nersec
ton of Second and jackson streets. fronting the
west side OF Second street 81 feet zig inches and
the south side of Jackson street 40 feet
Terms of Sale-O e-third cash: balance In six
ana twelve mOnths-purchaser giving bond bearing
interest. Lien retained etc.
This February Is. 1879
X. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
Humes Il POstOn and L. B. M'Farlano, Soils.
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ADMINISTRATORS.


HAVING besAquaIifed as the Administrator of
IL the Estate OF VIM. s. Filter, deceased, all per
sons Indebted 70 said estate notified to come for
ward and settle; and all persons having claims
against decedent are requested to present the
barred. February Is. 1879.
NJ. c. GALLOWAY, Administrator.
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Series! New Seriesl |

nVHE PEOPLES BUILDING COMPANY issues A
/ New Series Of stock every month. Stated
meetings are held on the first Tuesday evening of
eacn month, at us O'clock al No poi Main street
second story, 70 receive GueS. join for safety,
economy and experience Loans made on good pay
Ing real estate anywhere I'm ShelbUcOunty. Money
TO Loan Stock for sale; No back dues. Information
W. A. GOODMAN, President.
q STTrRM Sac,y
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by appointment of the Probate Court admin
ID IsIrdtTiX o. the Estates OF Carol ne Schroeder
and Harmon L. Schroeder, deceased, / hereby nOtifS
all persons VINO may be Indebted TO said estates to
ment TO me at my house on the Randolph road; and
those VINO are Indebted to the estates required TO
make payment promptly
MISS CAROLINE B. SCHROEDER,
wed Administrative
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DRY GOODS.
.LBY TELEGRAPH.l

NEW YORK March 1.-THE cotton goods market
continues fairy active and prices firm. with light
advance Ia fine bleached shITting5. CheviOts in
good demand. COttOnades sluggish and Irregular
Prints are moving slowly. Dress goods are doing
ELL Shawls remain sluggish. White goods ana
quilts fairly active Hosiery aud underwear are IN
far demand. Foreign goods are In irregular request
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GENERAL TRADE.

The general market had but moderate
offerings yesterday aud was quiet. Corn retained Its
figure. other auicles Of feed were 5taEuanf; there
some Inquiry for bran, which IS expected 10 advance
There was no Improvement In the tone OF potatoes.
with Offering az low prices; cabbage was drOOpy and
irregular. short time ago st. Louis AnchOT-llne
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COTTON.

The kilograms yesterday reported no change
hn the price OF cotton The tone generally quiet
New York futures closed weak; Liverpool was With
|Out animation. In our market both spinneTs and
'exDorters made tOleraby brisk Inquiry; factors
were hrm I'm their asktugs ana got ful up to quota
|tions with occasional isc higher for desirable
'quaifles The New York BiilictiH, OF Saturday, re-
ports: There has been much more business doing,
with market considerably at cross purposes. The
fluctuations have been frequent, tut over limited
range ana neither interest can claim much advdn-
tage on The average, and both appear 10 be some
there was an appearance OF alarm, with desire to
cover while on the other determination to unload
was shown. with Oneiiugs ffee. The two to'ceS
much the 'nOminally unchanged position so com
mon OF late Liverpool and Manchester both Te-
mained unpromising, and the receipts were fair"
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Notice to the Creditors of Taylor,
McGuire L. Co.

TTBE undersigned, assignee Of Taylor, Mcclure
L & Co., hereby gives notice to the creditors Of
said hrm to present and file their claims at the
former Office OF said firm, 369 Front street. with
Dr. Justice. the bOOk-keepeT. who can be found
there every day, from 8 to 10 O'CLOCK am. Distri
buttons will be made as speedily as possible
L. p. COOPER,
Assi"Tna - r'c"iOr Mcclure Il Co.
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100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.


1857 PTlZes amounting to- ............. .SIIO4 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, 10 whom a liberal compensation
Will be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
to the Home office in New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for further In
formation, or send orders TO N. A. DAUPHEN,
Y. %. BOX 5SS, New Orleans. EIa, or to No,
g West Court street, Memphis, Tennessee.
AL oar Grand Extraordinary DTdlCilQS are under
the S1tperUlslo1a and management Of GENERALS a.
7. BEAURkGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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And Manufacturers of Flaherty's Patent
Preserving Casket or Corpse Cooler,
3IS and 3IS =ECOND ST. MEMPHIS
WE keep on hand full Ines of Metallic, Solid
w Walnut, Rosewood Finished Baskets and
Cases, trimmed in the highest style of art Orders
by Mall OF Telegraph VIII be promptly filed C. o. D.
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saturday, March 30, 1879.

belWeen the hours of 10 O'Clock m and O'Clock
pm, sell TO TIE highest and best bidder for cash.
on the southwest corner of Union and Main streets
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, all OF section 10,
township !. range west OF the bases meridian
line. containing six hundred and forty (4O) acres
OF land. lying partly In Edyetls county, Tennessee
and Marshall county. Mississippi together with ali
OF the improvements thereon. Title believed to be
perfect, Ut convey trustee only.
W l. CI.App TruStaa
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GROCERIES, ETC.
RE A D!

Pork Sides-5OOOO lbs. Clear anl Clear Rib,
for sale by j. j. 81 Shy & co.
ShOnIders-IO,0OOI lbs Dry Salt, NV sale by
j. J. BtE5BY Il co.
SuEar-Cured Hams-ATmOur and Q. K. brands,
for sale by j. j BGSBY & co.
LaFd-.5O packages, buckets, kegs, tleIces, half
barrels, for sale by j. j. bCSBY & co
Su&aFs-All GRADES Louisiana; also gFanulat-d,
cut, loaf powdered. J. j. BUSBY Il CO.
COfFees-Full line Rio and Java, in store ana to
arrive. j. J. BUSBY i co.
MOIRHses-I00 barrels and half-barTels S. H
fair, prime and choice. j. j. BUSBY & co.
GOIGe0 Flake EIOur-NOne better; 100 bar
relS I'm store. j. j. BUSbY & co.
Moss Rose FIUur-lOO barrels choice, for sale
by j. j. BUSBY d co
Cascade and HaJchIe-2UO barrels. extra and
super1ne. j. j. BUSBY d co.
OSste and Canned GOOds-A full line. FOR
sale By j. j. RUSBY & co.
Cotton PIOVV- Ltue-5O coils Georgia make, for
sale by j. j. BUSBY d %.
Tobacco ana .CIgars-Al gTac es, incl'f1ing
Shell Road and Bowles brands. j. J. BUSBY g. co.
Wines and Observation-Disclosures very superior
Sherrys, Ports and COgnacs. j. j. BUSBY d 90.
NhisEies-G reenbrier and Nelson County Bour-
bOns, and lower grades j. j. BUSBY & 60.
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RIVER NEWS.
River Rnd weather.

The table and dispatches below give eff
cla information concerning the weather and rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, 2. ). a,
MRMPHIs March 4 1870
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in front OF the Courthouse between the hours OF II
and o'clock p IN, sell TO the highest bidder for
cash, the following described property Wit Be
Poplar street, known as Poplar Boulevard and run
ming thence east with Poplar street fifty 900 feet TO
a stake, thence south one hundred and ten and
half 0lOI2) feet TO stake; thence west nifty (50l
feet to HuppeTs alley; thence north with said Hup-
peTt's alley one hundred and ten and half 1l0ls)
feet to the beginning it being the property kept
g Beer Garden"
Tire title to the property is believed to be perfect,
and Il has been ged that Immediate possession
be given TO the purchaser but 1 sell and convey as
trustee on J. -
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State Lottery Company.

This Institution was regularly incorporated By the
Legislature of the State for Educational and Charta
BILE purposes In 1888 for the term Of T9Celat 1iye
Years. to which contract the inviOlabe faith OF the
State is pledged, with a capital OF S1,O0Q,0OO,
900. Its Grand single Number DiStFi-
button viii take place menthly on the second
Tuesday 1t SseUeT scales pOStpO7ses. Look at the
following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
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DISPENSARY,
DR.. D. s. Johnson's
PRIVATE
Re GdicaE BbisDensarys
No. ~ JEFFERSON STREET,
Retween Main and Front. EEeFuuhfS.

RetWeen Main and Front, EEeraubIS
: ESTABLISHED II COL
DR. JOHNSON Is Acknowledged By ali parties in
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In the treatment OF private secret sezseS Quick
thorough and permanent cuTeS guaranteed II oFs'y
case male or female. Recent esse9 OF 6onoTThGa
ana syphilis cured IN few days, without the use OF
mercury, change Of diet, hindFanc6 from business.
Secn'iaIy syphilis. tha last vestige eTa1ieated viii
odl lie use OF mercuU. involuntary loss OF semen
s.opptd IN q short time. Sufferers nom lnpo.eTc CT
o. loss OF sexual powers restored 10 free v;goT ir
lev weeks Victims OF self-8buse and excess We
: emery, suneTtng from sperm Rud loss or
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Particular attention paid 60 tns Diseases NJ
Women ana cures guaranteed.
Throat aIlc Lung Diseases CIred by new Ternidlas
Piles and OLD sores cured without the use of car,
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III consultations strictly confidential
Medicines sent by express TO Rl parts OF the cour-
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Office hours from a. m. to p, m Sundays
from 70 > ON.
n q JOHNSON. MD,
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TRUSTEES Sale,

Under ard by via tue OF deed Of trust executed
- TO me by Mary l.. Shields. the 22d day of
January, 1875 as appears of record Ia book D. page
Alb OF the Registers Onee of Eeyette county, Ten
neSsee, and also in deed book 80 page $50. in the
Office OF the chaneey clerk OF Marshall county Mis-
sissippi. the Indebtedness therein secured not haV
ing been paid, Will, at the request of the bene-
iciartSS. On
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EDUCATIONAL.
CHANCERY SALES.
Chaneery sale OF Real Estate.

ChanceFy sale OF Real Estate.
No. 30q, R(2)-ChanceryC Court of shelby county,
G MeDade ct al, vs.. J. A Anderson, administrator
pY virtue of an Interlocutory decree for sale en-
u tered in the above causes On the 23d day OF
newed July 3, 1875 NJ b u, page 5S4, viii sell.
public auction to the highest bidder, in front OF
corner Main ana Poplar streets, Memphis NOV Tax
tDg-Distrct), Tennessee, on
saturday, March I5, 1929,
within legal hours the following described property
situated in the city OF Memphis nov TaXiTg-Dis-
trlcl, shelby county, Tennessee, tO-wit: The east
Onehaf OF that certain town lot in South Memphis,
lying on the north side Of Vance street. east OF the
bayou. known the NJ Gabbert lot or property, and
being pant OF lot No T. In block No 4, on the plan
or South Memphis; said east half fronting on Vance
street about ~ feet inches, and running back be-
tween parallel lines 200 feet.
1etRs OF odlt-Otd cfeotl OF ana IL months,
purchaser to execute notes with approved security,
lien retained, etc
This February -, 1879.
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Nlaste-
Hanson q Estes, and WeatheTfOTd q Gillian, Att'ys.
Chancery sale of Real Estate.
No. 1892, R. ChsneeTy Court of Shelby county
Julia W Woodward. administrative of F. \. Wood
ward, deceased, vs. PheTeliaS woodward ct al
by virtue of an interlocutOry decree for sale. en-.
u tered in the above cause on the 9th day OF
June, 1877, and renew d and modified February Z,
1879 Will. sell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder. In front Of the Courthouse In Taxing Dis
irct Main street,, formerly Memphis Tennessee, on
Saturday, March 10. 1879,
within legal hours the following described property,
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee, to Wit: Lot
no. I, according 20 the plan of subdivision made
cut in the cause of James c. Anderson, expaTte No.
2103, n. r. D., on file in the ChaBceTy Court of
Shelby county: Beginning at stake ~ links of a
post oak marked A, Captain Meritts northwest cor
ner; thence south 40 chains to a stake with three
red oak pointers; thence west 20 chains to a stake
with elm and four sassaTas pointers; thence north
40 chains to a stake near the homestead whence
degrees west 81 links post oak, east 40 degrees
Outh II links post oak marked A; thence east 20
chains to the beginning; containing eighty acres
save and except, however. that portion of same
which has been allotted and set apart the widows
dover, tO-wit: ThiTty-seyen acres off the western
side of the tract running the whole length of same.
being in width chains 20 links leaving TO be sold
only 43 acres
Terms of Sale One-half cash; balan in nine
months; note with surety lien retained, etc.
This February g. 1879.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
L7or.f l. IpF1 u4,-
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LeVee Paragraphs.



Business fair.
The shady side Of creation was somewhat Ecoveted
by the marine yesterday.
Captain Joe SpeeTs went down on the Ouachita
Belle last night, and may locate at FIars Point in
shore business.
The Fannie Lewis arrived yesterday from St
Louis with 1880 packages freight and returned last
evening for St Louis.
The packets departed with fair trips last evening
Receipts by river yesterday: ISL bales cotton, 40
bags Seed-cOttOn. 4O3 sacks cOttOn-seed.
Inc Viut Shinke arrived Monday night with 600
tons miscellaneous freight and registered eighty
cabin passengers on her trip down.
The new Cincinnati and New Orleans packet Il
dorado, Captain W. W. Lyle, and W. II. Lyle In the
Office passed down cary yesterday morning for New
Orleans with a good trip.
The Golden CrONn with full load Of freight out
OF the ohio, passed down about ten O'Clock last
night she discharged few passengers here, and
h1d about forty cabin passengers, number or them
being students from Louisville route TO their
homes at different points on the river below.
owing 10 cur crowded space 10 day We have 10 omit
our usual notices Of boats leaving to-day, referring
the reader u the announcement above We will ada
III &C are hr t-class packet, officer by clever gen
tIemep, and the wants u tie traveller and shipper
will De ca efuly looked after by all Read the an
ment elsewhere for additional particulars.
Our river FRIENDS will excuse the sparseness of
Items OF news Ia this day river chronicle We we're
compelled TO cOniue our genius to give place to the
tbrngy interesting nautical story OF the voyage OF
the Inflated but pucky Belle OF Texas furnished us
Dy that clever gentleman and brave hearted marine
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MACHRNISTS
DRAWING.

= SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS g, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MARCH
IL, 1S79-I06th Monthly Drawing.
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the following the New York syot quotations
fOT yesterday; Ordinary. Z l5-l6ci good ordinary
sac; low middling g : l6c; middllng, l3-l6c
good middling, 10 3-l6c; middling fair, l14c. At
sales, 81 bales. Contracts, 500 bales. Stock
The following is the latest New York telegram Of
futures:
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Total receipts at all United states ports 3,S1l.-
24S. same date, 1878, 3.Bl 1899; same date, SI7,
1914. 55S. Increase OF receipts at United states
ports this year 253,24H bales Tot1l stock at All
GOrts. 144.Nbl bales against IgS 154 bales same
tLma The year before, ln ~. 5IUa3.
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NO. 10 MADISON STREET,
Memphis Tenn
MEDICAL.

AssaN Madison SiSp5nsaYY,
-esry GOT Clark s.. Chicago. H.
tsflS -=SAe-S9 1T. fIGUIUW all SEXUAL AND
safely, surely
SSTT&. 80 Il SPERM TOBEHG.N. SEXUAL BEBILT.1,
szS,2s ~ hIHNUj SNESS. IMPUfENCY. BLOTCVES ~
<sS-Y TIKI FACE cic., rendering MARIA r
- sss.,s PROPER. permanently cured. Pamphlet GO
". To- postage His MARRIAGE
SEXUAL PATHOLOGY, 4
$50 ILLUSTRATED. containing that
before published.
IONsCLTAIP =, a7d CnNFIDENTIL- Once Hours =,
H. D. m
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Captain A. C. Green, who was one OF the officers OF
the boat and stuck 10 the last plank as the tempest
tossed c.aft went TO pieces.
I.nE Of the HeIIe Of IT, Nas.
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF two deeds of trust ex-
u ecuted 10 me by Mrs Margaret KenZIer, dated
respectively the 9Th day June and the 4th day
october, 1873, which OF record In the Registers
Office OF shelby county State OF Tennessee, in books
qB and "a, pages I5lB and ;l.}2, will, on
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Above Low I
water. !
STATIONS,


By Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, March 4-River rising. Weather
cloudy ana cool.
PITTsBURG, March 4.-RIver 9 feet inches and
risirg z. Wrather-c cloudy and cool.
LITTLE ROCK, March River falling, with
feet inches in the channel below; feet TO Fort
Smith.
VICKSBURG, March 4-River fallen one irch.
Wealher-cear; thermometer, 81 deg. Down: City
OF Alton; midnight; Thompson Dean, pm. Up:
Robert Mitchell, l am. arrived: Colorado, last
night.
NEW ORLEANS, March Weather clear; Their
mometer, G6 deg. Arrived: Golden Rule. Cincln-
natl; Charles P. .ChOuteau, Memphis Departed
Guiding Star Cincinnati; John DippOld and barges,
Joe Kinney, st. Louis.
CAIRO. March 4-Noon.-Arrived: Golden Crown
Cincinnati, pm; James D Parker, Memphis D
Centennial, New Orleans, 9 pm Golden Crown,
New Orleans, midnight; James d. Parker, Cincin
cloudy and cool....-. Night River "a feet l inch
and falling. weatleL-Talnyi thermometer, %
Dust New Orleans, 3 p m; Grand Lake, st. Louis
! pm; Grand Tower, st. Louis, t. pm.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
John 4. Scudder, New Orleans; Eldorado, Cincin-
natl; yint shinkle, Cincinnati; Dyersburg, Dyers-
burg; Marlin Speed, Arkansas river; Fannie Lewis
st. Louis; Golden Crown, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Eldorado, New Orleans; John A. Scudder. ST.
YicksbuTg; Marlin Speed Arkansas river; Batesville
ST. Francis river; Golden Crown, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Henry Frank, Visit Shinkle, Dyersburg.
BOATS DUE.
Do1cn-Centennial, Golden Crown, Osceola Belle,
Tp-COanoma, Robert Mitchell, Hard Cash, Ed
Richardson.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs POINT Coahoma, James Lee master, 3
pr.
NEW ORIEANs-Henry Frank. J. +. Hicks master
pm.
WHITE RIVER Hard Cash, Ed C. Postal master, >
pm.
CNCNNATI- yint shinkle, Sterling M'Intyre mas
ter, , pm.
CNCISNArr-Robert Mitchell, Dan Moore master,
, pm.
OscEoLA- osceOla Belle. J. G. Andrews master, 8
pm.
NEW ORLEANS Centennial, T. L. Davidson mas
ter, o am
DYERs BURG-Dyersburg, c. J. Berry master, 3 2. m.
Receipts Yesterday.
Eldorado-131 brs potatoes, 75 plows, 3O4 pkgs
suudTtes.
DyeTsburg-177 bales cotton, 40 bags seed cotton,
pa sacks cotton seed, II pkgs sundres
Marlin Speed-BrOugat out of Arkansas river ga
dries.
Fannie Lewts-21I g brls flour and meal, "a casks
and tierces bacon, $40 pkgS lard, 4S1 sacks corn,
400 sacks bran, POO feet lumber 10 head horses,
/ OK, 1897 pigs sundrte5.
Nint Shinkle-2OO brls -four, $50 brls meal, 30
brls apples 80 bris plaster. SS5 bIls potatoes aud
onions, 2ll bales hay, III small bales hay, 100
bags oats, 81 bags potatoes, 1884 bags corn, 1000
pieces bulk pork, 100 pkgs furniture, 3204 miscel-
laneous pkgs.
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LBK TELEGRAPH.l
The following are the latest kilograms OF the do
nestle markets. as reported yesterday to the cotton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-03
rosrFR,s MAGNETISM.

.
At the State Convention which nomi.
mated Foster for Governor, it was claimed
that he possessed vast amount Of mag.
netism." The "sideboard" in his room
at the hotel was no doubt the melting
cause of the magnetism" discovery. The
following affidavit made during his race
for Congress in his new district, last fall,
is further evidence of the peculiar mag
netism" shed by him when running for
Office:
STATE OF ONO, Crawford county, ss.
Lewis Faeth, being first duly sworn,
makes oath and says, that on or about
the eecond day of October, 1878, at New
Washington, on the day Hon, Charles
Foster spoke there, he, the said Charles
Foster, approached affiant and said he
understood affiant was not in favor of the
election of Hon. E. B. Finley, but was
willing to work for him, the said Foster;
that after some further conversation said
Foster banded to afiant the sum Of fifty
dollars, put up in an envelope, and told
affiant to use it in his Foster's) interest
Said Foster instructed affiant to treat
the boys literally, and get as many Dem.
oCrats to vote for him as he could, and
where he could not get Democrat to
vote for him, to try and induce him to
stay away from the polls. Affiant fur.
ther says that said Foster told him that
where he could not get Democrats to vote
for him (the said FOSTER or to stay away
from the polls, to use his influence to get
as many as he could to vote the Green
back ticket, remarking at the same time
that that would be as good for him, the
said Foster.
Signed LEWIS FAETH.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me by
Lewis Faeth, this 9TH day Of October,
A. D. 1878. SHANNON CLEMENTS,
Probate Judge.
Creditable witnesses could be lntrodu.
ced to substantiate the reputation of the
affisnt, Mr. Faeth, as a man of truth and
veracity; but here in the old Tenth Dis.
trict, where Foster has generated mag
netism" by the same means stated in the
above affidavit, corroborative testimony
is not required. And yet Foster is the
candidate for Governor Of the ''grand old
Republican parry" which claims to be in
favor Of religion and moralityl" Truly.
honest men and advocates Of Temperance
who belong to the Republican party,
ought to feel proud of such candidate
for the high Office of Governor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-03

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee met in Columbus on Thursday, last
week, and organized by electiDg John
G. Thompson chairman, and L. M. Neil
ly secretary. The following gentlemen
we're chosen as an executive committee,
J. F. Mckinney of Piqus, Chairman; Ir.
vim DUNCAN Of Jackson, Vice Chairman (;
J.G, Rinehart of Columbus, Treasurer /;
s. W. Hoffman Of Cincinnati, D. McCoun-
vile of Steubenville, James Estill of
Millersburg, and ]. H. Anderson of Co.
lumbas. Ewing and. Rice were serena.
ded in the evening, and made ringing
speeches. The speeches will be found
on the sixth page of this paper.