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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. Upon Giro an
nounCcment OF the death Of Jefferson
Davis, the Misissippians residing In
Washington oamo together 40 tho Metro,
politan hotel and passed the following
resolutions OF eympathy, honor and af-
fection which were tclegraphcd 10 MIRA
Davis st New Orleans;
R1Olyod, That whllN tho fulncsa Of yonrn
aud tho feeble health OF the .dlHtngelohod
dead warranted expectation OF this aad event,
yet llA certainty IN a shock TO our affection
which no language can express, or eyon faintly
shadow That W0 recall with irndor umutl0n
hiA career ~ soldier and CIVILIAN, brilliant,
oycntful and without uUrAll0l In our annals,
whether NA q soldier pouring out his blood on
foreign buttlc.NoldH, ~ a Statesman IN the cab
met Of the nation, va tho leader Of Ills party
In Conrraq8, Hb tho guiding spirit VI tho tnuth
through the gturmeat porlod Of her history, ~
the vicltiOue HuforOr Tor ua aud hlA noOnlo In
doicat, hO has constantly and fully met Tho 70.
aulrCmcniR " tho most cXaotluE Criticl0m ana
illustrated lu every station and condition tho
manly cuuragc the Ncut0 intellect, tho hog0lu
forUtedo, the unfNllcring devotion 10 lutS
the oonnlHtcnt sacrifice 10 conviction that
won Tor HIN our r0AHdohcc, admiration, hvo
and reverence, And wO know that The lln.
poriuuB VIII ncd unbcnding purpose, which at
moments provoked dlNsOnt aud uppodtlnn,
wurl OuJ Che results OF ~ aO'0lnto, uonbo OF
right and a duporb nclt-r0llgncO which permit
ted no hNitNtlon or turning In his ohouOn
course
Rcsolycd, By puro force " mind, by fcrvId
phtrlotiWn aud by incorporating honesty,
by doiuulc honor 10y kindly and aympHthotlo
nnture, $50 doylaro him constituted An Ogonlp.
lar Tor oir pouihA who ASPIRE TO high and
heroic ihiAgb, ana IN this moment OF our grief
and IN our pride Wn confidently challenge the
Judgment VI poiUrlty and htliOyo that tho
hlUt0rHn, nfler yuara, looking down the per-
eptctlyo of the naNt, Will 500 Jolt0ftnu Davis
" the vlruUVb which 80 deeply lxOd HIN In our
hcnrtA
Resolved, Tint we tender our wnrmcst and
docpcst Bympathius 10 his heroOvod family aud
love,
RceolyCl, That NO cnndoo with our fellow
rltl2ona ulon tho loss or his livlng presence
aud congratulate them upon tho poHscssi0n VI
momofy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
PUBLIC FUNERAL.


ington Artillery,
NEW ORLGAEa, Dec, 7,-Tho expires.
slona Of sorrow among tho people over
the death ot Jefferson Davis Il 90 SIM
core ~ Il ID general, II hos been Rug-
gpHtpd that Governor Nioholli issue q
proclamation, setting apart u day Of
mourning, aud thar the people Of the
city drape their housci with Grape out Of
respect 70 tho dlllnguishcl dead, A
number Of resideucea have already bccn
drpGd The supreme court Of the state
decided 10 adjourn on Wednesday next,
the day Of the funeral, In tho oiyIl dis
triet court tho tribute Of respect ~ the
memory Of the illuatrlour dead was RpOna
taneoui aud heartfelt, Tho julgrl met
In the chamber and decided that each
division should adjourn 40 once,
At the public meeting in the mayors
Office leading cItlZenl spoke and com
mittoe WA appointed 10 arrange pub
lle funeral, The body win be taken In
charge 10y tho Western association Of tho
Washington artillery and the guard Of
honor will DO In uniform, When tho
remains reaches city hall Col, Richard
son, Of tho Washington artillery, win
take command Of tho guard Of honor
and the body win bo placed IN tho may
ora parlor where II will lie In state, II
was also decided 10 invite the entire
clergy OF the city, including all donomi-
nations,
Word has been received from great
number Of military organizations 10 the
effect that they will attend the funeral
and II promises 10 bc the grNndeFt and
most impressive affair that haa occurred
In che history OF tho south,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

BRADFORD, Pa, Dec, T. To-day d.
TutOlo, an Italian. was instantly killed
and G. Msrcholta, also an Italian. and
q, Margnnits, young Hungarian, were
badly injured by an explosion Of dyna.
mite cartridges ~ llowNrds junction,
short distance above this pluoc. Tho
men wore working on the Bradford and
Johnsonburg iailrood aud went 10 q
shanty to thaw out tho frozen cartridges.
Tho dynamite exploded, blowing the
ehOnty to pieces and instantly killing
Tutolo. Tit0lo was horribly mnngled
and waB almost unacceptable. Mar
ganita' clothes were torn completely
from hie person and lao was badly hurt
nbout tho fncA nnl nook.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

LONDON, Dec, T. The Daily Telegraph,
commenting on tho death Of Jefferson
Davis, says, Now that he Ia gone
ho viii be followed 10 the grave, we
doubt not, by mora alfectiOniti grati-
tude In tho south and more respectful
appreciation In the north than Waa al
ways his position during life,
Tho Times saya' Nh, Davis policy
was a superb game Of hrag Ills later
career was hardly worthy Of is former
life, for while he was Tho most consplou'
Gus example Of Us clemonay ho aeldOm
had good word for the north,
The STANDARD Rnysj While he must
occupy q prominent place IN history ho
will not be accorded The affection that
friend and rooalike beslow upon Lincoln,
I,ee, jackson and Grant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

oonyiotioaa with an energy di purpose
worthy ot better cause II IL hard, ID
would seem for him, In looking NJ the
progress Of twenty'fpur years, not 10 see
that had his ideas Of right prevailed we
oOuld never be what wo arc now, But
he lived In the past and dreamed stand
ing In ashes OF dead hopes Of greatness
that could not he because Il had not
truth and right for iti foundation, llo
was potent example Of a man OF aplen-
did intellect, strong will, great COURAGE,
who deliberately went wrong and would
not be put right, Tho American would
not lot his whole career bo oOlored by
the events Of four years Of his life, aud
pays trihute 20 his 'yalor In the Mealcan
war and his greatness In the United
Btates senate,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
aorrow naInna sunrems.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec, 7,--The sorrow
for jefferson Davis death Ia universal,
II was but Thursday that q friend re-
oeiyed adyicea from Mrs, Dayia, IN
which she said ole IA better, but very
low, ~ Ia God that glyeth the increase,
but | hayeayery hope Of hla final recov-
cry, though OF course expecting weary
conyaleseenee, As for me, 10 have oven
this hope IL Joy"
Tho whole city Is In mourning, Pub
lilo and private buildlnga are draped, Mr.,
III, w. Grady has received permission by
telegraph from friend Of the family 10
send q sculptor 10 take q cast OF tho de-
parted alateaman'a features, This mask
will he made use of In statue TO be
erected by tho city Of Atlanta Efforts
are making 10 have the body Of Mr..
Davis buried In West View cemetery
here, near tho site OF some famous bat
ties, Mayor Glenn has ordered the city
buildings draped for thirty days and has
requested tho people 10 observe the hour
OF the funeral with appropriate exercises,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
Legpll Notioo.


,Pflnrilla Sollonborgers srcldlnE NJ it1sca Ihnold
iEmma htUinCr, rudnv ~ iVltdO, TamA cSnhtg
l0wnI Jacob htAnnur resi- inH M MOodAtbok, Pipe
,RQnu county, nlnueNgtdl William SiauiirE fualiuH
~ AiknhHha rlly, Kan aAs, sd Ela Ntnuilcr rcniu'
lng ~ Constantine Mtrhixpn Will take nutlcN unt
on huyOlnhrr gnd, 1885, Jnfbh u, HOFFMAN, aH nals
tlt, ilud hia petition IN partition ngdibt hem and
OthVlH ~ duioudtnts, w the 0Uutt ~ common plea,
OF ktuk county, Oio, Nelna case M "t Oj11, get.
tlnR f1ltl that BalbAtn lluinnn dltd O1tuDur On,
1Hl4, tclsud M fee tlmpin Of ut 40, lu Hartford
addition VI oU i1t 10 thr city ~ unnt ~ uhi0 ut
aghrruuu hH N telgcr VI an undivided Onv-f0utN
o sail lull that David hOltmhn, jacob llOhmAn
Rbr,il 0 nn, MARY Hoffman, charles Hoffman aud
fourth NJ elid lots that llmp ..tautcr trlncla
b0lUnborg V ! mina stanHcr aud hlhtid lNlttr nv
PnOh Onuurd 10 unnslxitthth ui uIld lnt, INA Lh.
nlndnllit0n JacOn A,Hultrr Mllllgn Nmnicr ana
Nlla Stanlrm aro cncl unt tied 70 unNsslNlN nlh Ol
G2d lot thu liAtb,ta Hoffman, by lDr lut vi gnd
euhtnnvUt uideiod three hInlrrd lOllhH 0i her
0HntH ~ hN invested tO Rrup ia repair tue HfOnnhH
81 Che River u OihrOn Chtroh an bUUuthtliud ono
tholHAld dplnr. to lhrob H. llanmaiN tlHt tho ct-
eeanra ~ ono VIII have enough money ~ rny the
eakN q icgal but not snnlultnt 10 pN tho 81 OOO,
aud the Btrtc N u charge On an. lot said WttQl
pfa,r that phi ttlOn no mHdo OF ld lot amOnR shld
parties according TO their rctpedtIyo intoIodb
thurln.
Sali nartolAro required 10 anaWor on or before
kAun day D0VsnbOr 2sih, 1870
noy7.Bw ByDAY, LYNCH DAY, lie Au'ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
-LRgIoIlT TRAINa coLLlpE-
A Conductor and Fireman Kllicd--Sovorn
rodonu ErIurol.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Doe. IA collision be-
tween two freight uan on the Chicago,
ST. Paul and Kansas CITY road occurred
NJ Durango, nno miles from thlg city.
Conductor Berry. OF the local train, aud
Fireman John Hickey, Of The Glgough
train were instantly Killed, BwryS boly
being scattered in fragmcntb in the
wrecked cars and on the track. Several
othcrB wcro injured, but none eeriously.
An engine and seven loaded cara were
totally wrecked. The fault appears TO lie
with Brakcmnn llNl OF No. o., who
threw tho switch before the train had
timoio get on the sidotrnc'G He claimed
that Conductor Berry was drunk and
gave,hc signal, bat 0ds charge IL indig.
nantlY donicd by the othur traiumpn,
and Hall had 10 lles for hin lite u avoid
being lynchcd ior making thp claim.
Berry lived IA So, Paul and Hickey In
Dubuque, The wreck was cleared IA 8lr
hourG and trains are running 0galn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

ready received numerous tol cgrams from
troops from oil sections Of the south,
who win be here 70 par Hcipate In the
demonstration, Quertora are now being
provided for the troops Governor Gor,
don, oommandant Of the United Con-
fcdcrate Veteran asgooia lion, has issued
u requCot 10 all goVornorI Of the south
cin states TO malse',he day Of tho funeral
one Of general Observance, Al the pub
llo buildings are draped In mourning, aa
well as many Tlvatc residences Al
business win be ausp ended hero on the
day OF tho funeral,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
1rlbute from Tho itIohmond'rlmo

RICHMOND, Va. Dee. 7,--T'ho Times,
commenting on Che death Of Jefferson
Davis says: Ice and Jaoksoa Bouia-
man, 1oombs and stephens, on tho con-
fodorato side. and their mighty opponents
on tho federal sido Lincoln and Grant
and Chase and Sheridan, have all passed.
into that silent land where thora 10 no
war and no political differences Az
last Jefferson Davis, who has fingered
long, venerable figure Of past age,
has joined them, Tho greatest Of Tho
survivors Of the confoleraOy is no moro.
Around The spot where his remains will
bo committed 70 the enrth tho whole
south win gather In spirit on the ooce
sion Of his obscquies 10 pay o mournful
tribute TO one OF tho very noble0t, truost
and greatest Of .pcrsonG. Thither IN fut.
uro yeare all who esteem loltineis OF
character, honor, adherence 10 o0nvlo-
tion, and who revere patriotism and nd.
miro genius Of the highest order, will
frequently repair 10 renew their love OF
country and respect for principle nt tho
grave Of him whose name shall DO linz
mortAl,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

ono sian Shat aud n0wnlly Wounded aud
two nIMn.l MIMrul.

MARSHALL TcE, no1. L-DurIng a
preliminary trlul ior tIA puatoly Of Tho
children In the divorce oHp U' [oIltr vs.,
Kellerin ho.dIstrlci court room Aleyun,
der Pope wBs shot wd m0ualy wound,
cd, w. II, Pops VIZ painfully but not
dangerously wounded and James
Turner slightly wounded, Thole shot
were counfol fOr Mira, KcIlor and those
who did tho shooting wprt w. u, y,
Keller, the defendant IN tho ca6a, and
his brOthcr-in-law, q, H. Welthrrtby,
The difficulty wag brought ou by Keller
denounclng 10 falaop statement made by
w. II, Pope The latter threw gold
headed cane at Keller and the defendant
and ha hrothcrin'law began shooting.
None OF tlo others were armed Alcxan.
der Pope Il not yet dead, but hii ply
sIcIans eay II h imponiblo for him 20
live.
The two Popea arc mcmborS Of the
state Legislature aud Turner Ia promi,
ncnt attorney In thla county and editor
OF the SHp Angelo Enterprise
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
Flag NJ Half Mast In Now Yori.

NEW YoRE, Deos 7,-At a meeting Of
southern gentlemen stopping at che New
York hotel last evening d resolution was
adopted expressing approval and apprO.
citation for Die consideration of tho pro.
priclor in having the flag Of the hotel at
half mast Ia memory Of Jefferson Davis.
Among tbo0O present were NJ Q,
Dougherty, Col, Stuart John O. Cal
houn, j. r, Hazard, NJ. j. Crawford, NJ
g. Butler aud A. w. Hamilton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

A son Of Mr.. NJ. y. pusscr merchant
Of Gibraltar, N. G., was MA badly afflicted
with rheumatism fort year or moro, MS 20
bo unable to work or go 10 school, His
father concluded 10 try ChUmhcrlnius
Pain Balm on tho boy II coon cured him
and ho has since walked one ana u hnlf
miles 10 school and bnclt every school
day, 80 cent bottles for sale by Durbn,
Wright q Co. and Sollmnnn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

CmeAoo, Dee. 7-Mis. Olina Knud-
son, living no tGS Groes RgcnuC, and Mies
Mary loe, n young womOn visiting her
from MllwGukce, were found lying on a
bed n an Unconscious condition this
morning FROM Che eject OF coal gas
escaping from q small heating stove.
Miss Lee died before medical aid could
bo administered and Mira Knudson ex-
pircd after remaining IA ~ unconscious
condition for several houra,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
4 De pnr.c nncrol rlr ) I.lrht.

FARGO, N. d., Eco. 7--At o meeting
~ Tho Scocntly organized Dempsey
Athletic club hero " was decided to offer
a purse o. Si0,0O0 Cor q fight to u lnish
bOtwccn John L. Sullivan and Peter
Jackson, A committee was Aolcctcd 10
drnft ruies 10 govern the contest and
given until MONDAY evening next TO 70.
pom. President Wilson wired sullivan
the action cr the club.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
wanl tho llody NJ i,lehmond.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec, IA movement
70 10 bo made TO induce Jefferson Davis
relatives 70 allow hii body 10 bo brought
hero and inferred In the yard Of what
wa5 the White Iloufe OF tho confcd-
crnoy. In tho Legislature yesterday n
joint committee waa appointed 90 draft
pooplo of Virginia At the doath Of Mr.
DuVia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
Flnrn ~ IIlnf nin,i.

SAVANNAH, Doc. 7.'-l'laga were put at
half mast hero en- the city hall, tho Cot
ton Exchange and all the armories on TO-
oelpt OF tho nowa OF the death of JclIcr-
son Davis, Atnoon tho city Offices wcro
closed for the day by order OF Mayor
schwarz. A military delegation. with
members OF ihc Confederate Veterans
association, wal go 10 New Orleans 10 At
tend the fuilTal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
AN UNHUNo BRUTE,
A TienG Commits Acts That Sound like
Descriptions OF Jack the Ripper,

Hruvfiptlonh OF Jack tho lllpper
PHiLGpELrnn, Dec, 7.--Tho Records
Millyillo, N, D., special aaya; The body
OF Mm Annie Borden, colorcd, waa
found 6hpohingly mutinted In her house
yesterday morning, Tho floor waa COW
cred with blood and there wag every evil
dence OF terrible struggle, Tho wO
man wea covered with blood and her
clothing was almost wholly tom irOm
her person and hung In saturated tat.
tera. Medical examination revealed the
fact thst the woman had been outrage
ously assaulted and In n manner rarely
recorded In medical or criminal annals,
her murdcr1r having ripped open her
nhdomtn with a keen knife aud con NIT.
ted nets that found like descriptions Of
"Jack She Rlppor's' work,
ThGpolico have arrested John Knox,
who had been seen 20 hurricdly leave
Mrs, Bordcns house Thursday cyOaine,
Blood had been noticed on his hands aud
coat, lie accounted for the blood by
6aying that no had cut hil hands with u
plooo Of gnW, Tho evidence against
him Ia strong and be wS committed TO
iail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
A pltt,burg Insurnucu Compnuy sued,

YOUNGSTOWN, Dec, 7.-Amclia M.
Meyer commented suit In common plcas
court yesterday against The following
companies; Insurance Company OF
North America $1,000; Royal Liverpool,
81, ,5O0i City Pithbutg, $500, Her
house wOs destrnycd by go Dec, ~,
1883, aud the companies oouH not agree
on nmount of domuro.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
PICTURE OF JEFF DAVIS.
tia BODY TO LIE IN STATE UNTIL
NEXT WEDNESDAY.

Elaborate Preparations BslnG made for
the Funaml--Tha Graudest Demon-
stration Of Love and Reverence Ever
Held In tho aouth-Rosoiutiuna Of
Sympathy Nigh Tributes From tho
Southern press--Tho New Ysrk Jour
mails quite tho Reyerte,
NEw oRLEANa, Dec, 7-Mr, Davis
made no dying declaration, His last
words were "Pray, excuse me,N and
were addressed TO his wife at Z o'clock
Thursday night,
A large meeting was held At the City
hall and II was decided 20 embalm the
body Of eX'Prelldent Davis and have II
le In state until next Wednesday, when
tho funeral will tako place Prepara.
tlons are being made on tho most elab'
crate scale and tho funeral win be the
grandcat demonstration Of love and rev.
erence to any American eitIgeneyerheld
IL this county, Tha goyernor haa al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

NEw PHlLADELrlnA, Dec. John
Cling, q Ch.Ac5o laundryman. placed Il
lily in a snloon for safe keeping some
time ago, Whiio looking at 10 one day
no opened u bud, staggered back aud
said, Lilly die, me die too" Ho sold
his laundry Oul LETT for China In good
health, hut u icttnr received on tn uB.
day, announced hm death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

assuming You ~ mo ea,Iioat yassnent of tnel
profound sympathy and heAitfal sorrow upon
loved chief and tho yehembie president Of the
Southern C0nfedelaoy
onAHLns o, iosEa, JR., presldent
~ M, br0yAlI, heoNtary
The association win take formal and
appropriate action,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

Some old soldiers In Stark county want
20 know why Il is that Mckinley finds
time 20 wait on tho President and ask him
70 appoint n colored mali from delaware,
Ohio, TO an important position, while he
does nothing for tho old soldiers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

BosToN, Dec. 7--Gen. Francis w.
Palrrey, the well known historian, died
yesterday at Cannes France, nged 80
gcara He was Harvard graduate u
lawyer, and during the war volunteer
infantry nicer, being made brigadier
gere,ul Of volunteers in 1895 for gallant
conduct,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

AUGUSTA, Ga. Dec. THE nows Of
tho death Of jefferson Davis was re-
ceived in Augusta with profound regret
by tho entire people. Public and private
buildings arc being draped and ilags arc
flying at half mast. The following tele-
gram Of coincidence has been sent TO Mrs.
Davis.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. q, 1890.
To Mrs. Jefferson Davis, New oroanl,
Tho members Of tho Confederate Survivors
eqeopipt ptiQn Qf Augusta .nrArs The nrlvilogaaf af
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
nr. oronIn Wa Not u nm nIan

20 bc on the committee that tried Alex
andcr Sullivan might DO true. What OF
it2 Had not Dr. Cr0nin. in q convention
Of Tho national body, charged Sullivan,
Bopnd and FeCNnl with robbery and
murder? Such being tho case, was 10
unreasonable 10 believe that any one
making such charge would he uafit to
try and judge the ones nccuscl2 "And
that statement continued the attorney,
"ls Tho only one that NY client. Boggd
has hcpn accused Ia evidence o. making,
Mono other has he ever made, m max.
ing that abatement he did right, II YOU
are going to hang him for that statement
might ns well stop here and let him be
taken at once 20 the narrow passage In
tho jail and Btrangled The RtatC desires
10 convict my client because Burke went
10 his Office throo times--twico In jan
unry and once IN February, Let tho
gentlemen for the state look 90 their own
nest sec whore they have been visited
by tugiJivos from iuSticc, and SAY IL
such facts would warrant the conviction
Of Themselves Of tho crimes fof which
the fugitivcs are guilty If not, in
hCayOn'a name let them not make such
an accusation nor express desire against
my client"
Continuing the 9pcokers said chat BcggS
wn8 made senior guardian the last l'ri-
day night In january, Tho meeting at
which the conspiracy was claimed TO
have been patched was held on Ecbru.
Nry 9, and therefore Attorney Foster ur.
guod the senior guardianship OF Bcggs
could not have been long used 20 pro-
duco and nourlsh the germs OF tho con-
spiraoy. The only thing against this
client was his having at his installation
raised his voice against tho continued at
taoks upon Alexander Sullivan.
Az this point court adjourned until to-
day. Attorney Foster will speak an
hour or two longer when court will ad-
journ to Monday and Attorney Forrest
begin,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
StarE County SCboO! Examiners NOtICa.

CATION -GaAmhatluna viii no held At Canton
0p lhe nrHt 3,turdRy " oAch MONTH
Az September sBtl, 1850.
Ar ALLANop--Omohcr tqtb, 1859. and on the
last Saturday Uf Maroi. 1870,
AT BEAou ClTY--ScoOnd Saturday OF February,
1850.
An CANAL LRuyr0E-sccond Saturday OF March.
1860
AT uEioHTowN- seco saturday Of April, ibeO
uLo. W. YuIlF,
Clerk ol Hoard oilxamlllren
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Tho Tribune WIN sayi

Jefferson Bavia has been for twcnty.
four ycnrS Tho most conspicuouO monu.
ment of o republics generosity tlducO.
ted nt public expense NJ Mcat Point he
headed u rebellion against the mltion and
In II wag mngnonimoudy permitted 20
retain the lito be hrh forfeited Bnt his
nature was not capable Of approaching
generosity and he Persisted even 20
the end In representing hlmgolf ~ the
suffering martyr Of u lost but righteous
cause.
ny spch uttcrancos ho has constaatly
damaged the cause of his political
friends, ilst ns hig conduct helped tho
Union 10 triumph over the rebellion. In
no aspect can Mr. Davis he considered
entitled 10 the regard Of the goutbOrn
people uplcas Il bc q tito 10 thcir grati-
Dude tlnt ho did much TO plunEo them
into u terrible struggle and much 10
make II disastrous. Other eouthern men
have learned to instillioyolty and hearty
loro of country into llio hearts Of tho
people, Mt. Davis lot no opportunity
pasa 10 fan the dying Games of sectional
hatred and dlsoyaty. Surely II is per.
mitted 70 hopo that he represented only
what was wOrst in tho southern oharaG-
ter and that, as he departs from the
stage, the narrow, dlotatOrial and vim
diotivc spirit, which ho 80 sharply ropro-
sented, may alSo fade away,