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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-23
The Latest News,
NEW YORK CITY.
Grimes and Casualties.

" NEW YoRK, August %.
81. Paul's church last evening, Just rs
the service was closing, was the scene Of
wild excitement. A report Of pistol
shot in the gallery was heard, and u
voice shricked "Oh my God l nm shot."
Tho frightened crowd on reaching the gal.
lery found Il man lying in one OF the pcws
and bleeding from u wound in the breast
On being taken to the station house, the
would.6o suicide, give his name US Ed.
ward T. Wargncring, and said ho had
been driven to the desperate decd by
impecuniosity.
Michael Seaman, United States assessor
for the third district, together with one Of
his deputies, has been arrested on q suit OF
James McDcrmOLt for knocking him
down. kicking him about the head and
ribs and leaving him insenslblc.
A person who refused TO give his name
10 tho police, was found in tOrty.ninc street
Yesterday morning, wounded with pistol
shVts in the head and legs. He said the
foutragc had been committed by highway
men, who had escaped. His condition is
critical.
A Saratoga special says:
A descent of the police upon N0rrisSey's
gambling establishment on Thursday
caused great excitement. Complaint was
made by members of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the village, and
included every gambling house in the
place. No seizures were mado ut Nor
rissey's clubhouse, but IN inventory was
taken Of the tables and gambling implc.
ments, and those in charge were notified
that they must be delivered on Monday.
This was the first complaint ever made
against the place. Morrissey had the
sympathy Of all the visitors at the hotels
and most of tho towns people, and n
couple Of Senators, together with several
Of the influential men Of the village, In
Guiding q minister, set to work and soon
had tic complaint withdrawn, and the
house was open as usual in the evening.
The Executive Committee OF the Chris
tiau Association arc determined to Cradl'
cate and destroy all immoral institutions
in this village. Twelve have already
been closed.
1t is stated thUt a prominent custom
house official has proved dciaulter to
large amount and fled from the country.
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311.

and employer Chung, for he did not turn
out with the volunteers, and rather sncer.
ed at their endeavors to protect tlIeir
lives ind property. This fellow Mead
ows, is an Englishman, is Consul for tho
United States Holland and the Danes,
without salary from either, but holds tho
secure position Of Superintendent Of the
Chunglow arsenal. Foreign Ministers
and delegations are much exercised over
the fact that ho has been delegated To nc.
company Chunglow TO Paris; but the
Emperor will not allow any Of them to
leave Pekiu for the interior. They com.
plain that they arc shut in as prisoners,
bnt the Emperor says that is merely pre-
caulionary until the excitement is over.
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BAZAINE ABSOLUTELY CUT OFF.
Mcmahon Believed to
be Surrounded.
10000 French Reinforce
ments since Friday.
3OO, 700 Good Troops at Pnris--
Lack of Confidence.
LONDON, August 99.

.... LONDON, August'"3.
It's said Bazainc Is absolutely cut of
from his resources; the PrUssians arC
between him and Paris. McAlGhon is
also believed to bc surrounded. Conveys
with provisions have gone forward to sup
ply both armies. Ono hundred md sixty
thousand men have passed through Paris
to the front since Friday morning. lr,
It Is generally thought here however
thnt tho march Of tho Prussians
cannot be arrested before reaching Paris.
It is said there arc now nearly SOO, ,OCC
good troops at and near Paris. 1t IS
believed that one more decisive battle
gives Paris to tho Prussians.
Mediation Demanded of Italy and
England.
FLORENCE, August 22.
Prince Napoleon Is hore. His mission
Is 10 demand mediation Of Italy.
LONDON, August 29.
The Marquis dc LavaIctte, French
Minister to England, has been instructed
to make demands here similar to those ot
Prince Napoleon at Florence.
Il is certain that NJ. Emile Olivier Is
still in Paris. Madame CanrObCrt and
family arrived in London yesterday.
ConsolRtory Words from the French
Minister.
PARIS, August %.
The Journal 06lcicl says; The Minister
Of the Interior has made public note
from the Minister Of War 10 this effect
THE Government having received nc
dispatch from the Rhine for two days, OF
account Of the interruption Of tClegraphit
communication, the Minister for Wa
thinks the forces Of Bazaine have not yc
succeeded. The heroic conduct Of OH
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Paris Makes upits Mind to Stand
a Siege.
The Camp at ChalOns
Raised.
Fritz Advancing on Paris, down
the Aube.
McMahOn in the Strategy Business

LONDON, August 92.
The French Government has forbidden
the expectation OF food.
The Prussians arc surrounding Vcrdun,
which is impcrlcctly defended. The camp
ut Chalons has been raised, and the
! trOops now there have been ordered to
take positions along tho line. The plan
of the Prussian Crown Prince is apparent.
" to advance on Paris by the Valley Of
the Aubc. II is said that NGcMahon is per-
forming some strntcgtcal movements pre-
liminary to an action, which BaZaine is
prepared to support. Bazainc has at last
6ecn supplied with food and ammunition.
The Steele Of to-day says that Paris Is
dispelling an illusion. 1t is certain we
must accept u siege. p
Edmond About writes to the tS0iF praiS-
I'M the grave self devotion Of all classes.
Paris is preparing for IL desperate
defence.
Italy Preparing for War.
FLORENCE, August %.
A w0r appropriation Of 4O,O0O,OOO ltvrcs
passed both Chambers.
PARIS, August 22.
A decree was published in the Journal
OffcieI today for the creation OF q new
c1vulry rcgimcntfor the Imperial guard.
In some oi tho French provinces the people
have recently attacked innocent persons
supposed to bc PrussiNn spies. The Gov
crnmcnt will take measures Immediately
to prevent these outrages hereafter.
Prussian Occupation of An Important
Point Near Belgium.
BERLIN, August %.
The Prussians have occupied Mezicrcs.
LONDON, August %.
A Berlin dispatch says Bazatnc Is re-
ported TO be under the guns of Metz.
PLYMOUTH, -NooN-Aug. 29.
The French sidc.whcel Corvette, has
lust captured q PrusSan bark of this
port. Many spectators gathered on the
beach and witnessed the operations.
Cutting away the Parks around Paris
an PARIS, August 29.
Tho destruction Of the BOis lie BOlogue
has commenced. A large part, however,
will not be touched. Only those portions
near tho walls Of the city will be cleared
away. The ramparts arc strongly fortified
with large cannon, the forts arc fully
prepared and the entrances TO the city
may be closed at any moment by draw
bridges. 1t Is reported that in case OF q
siege all strangers will be compelled to
leave.
The Austrian Germans Pronounce
for Prussia.
Government kilograms from Vienna
state that the Austrian Germans have pro-
nounccd in favor Of Germany In the pres
cnt war. A proclamation Is snid to be
issued in their name, calling upon all
patriotic brethren TO rally TO thcsupport OF
Prussia and German unity.
The Proposed Mediation BY the
GrcRt Powers.
1t is rcportcd that the Minister Of Prls'
sin nt Florence las communicated TO the
Italian Government copy Of the note In
wiling tho concurrence Of tho great pow
ers C5r a consideration Of the internal con-
dilion Of France, aud what steps arc ncCcS'
sary to prevent anarchy. l
Movements at Metz.
All reliable adviccs from tho seat Of
war show that the Germans are seeking
the surrender Of Bazaine, and TO prevent
rcinforcements from Paris joining him.
LONDON, August 29.
Stockholm adviCes state that French
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Clncinnati Market.
CNorINAFI, August q.

UIN0INNAFl, NUBu8E II
FLoun-Dull; family $696 %.
GRAIN-Whcat-Dul at 81 l9O1 IS offered;
GE3c higher asked COrn-Dull and nominal; Il
was offered at 7GGDIsc for ear and shcllGd and NJ
buyers. Oats-Unchanged; new 40(b4SC; old 81
0S7c. RyO-SO9S2c. Barley-Scarce and In de
WmsxY-Daii; difficult to give quotations
sales at 9lXc In wooden hound cooperRge.
PRoVIsloNE-MOeG POrk-Dull; $28 80 asked
S98 offered, Bulk Meats-Flrm at I80l5c; salet
Of 10000 pounds sides at 16c. DacOn-Stcady
and In moderate demand; shoulders 14Hc; stdCl
HGns-9fa9 I.Ard-Ileld at lbxc wItl
small sales.
BuTTER-Ir better supply and easier al 2JES30c
E0Gs-FiFm at IGGb17C recOuntCd.
OILS-Linseed Oll-$t 041l 03 Lard OIL
Dull ut 81 1TGb1 20 for extra. ..u
GRoCERTEG-NO change.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, August q,

RAIS-whcat-F -FIrmcr and higher at an al
vance Of HGSlc on now and lGE5c on old, accord
Ing to date Of rGceipts closing at 9569Gc fol
regular No. 2 spring, cash, and 98Kc for low
and dull at 9Ss994c for No. 2, seller September
CoFn-Weak and 3H02Iic lower, closing At o.
668kc seller September; this afternoon Hteady
a. CSC seller September for No, !. OaLAGMort
active and k6So higher, closing at SIt3I4E
cash, and 31jS Gb37S Sseller September t0E NO; =
Rye--In better request closing at 'V5c 'O'
HoOs-Flrmer ct 80 6S0IO 90 for fair 70 choice
CATFLE- Fairly active at q i2HGt6 Y IoI
common 10 extra Texan; indiana 81 OO4S w tOI
rood 70 choice smooth 6t0era.
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New York Produce Market.

M NV Y0RE, August 2.
CorroN-FIrmer; sales 1898 bales at 1876 foE
mIdlling uplands.
GRGiN-Whcat-RA moro. steady, with d
fair export demand; No. . spring 81 lS6l %
winter red and amber western 81 1901 S9E. Rye
Dull at aS@g7C. ORts-ClOsed dull and heavy
at BO66lc for new Ohio. COrn-Dull ats Sc fol
new mixed western.
TR0vTSloNs- qulGt and nominally un
changed BCcf steady, with moderate inquiry
Cut Meats In limited request and unchanged
Bacon dull and nominal, Lard quiet 1t 1G5fQ
lBlfc for good TO prime steam.
E0OS-StcAly al 2tSh9JC, -
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','LUXEMDURG, August q.

REpupMcAN MEETING IN TYLER CoUN-
TY.-On Friday last, in accordance with
previous notice, Gen. Golf addressed
the Republicans ofTyler county ut Middle
bourne. lie spoke for almost two hours,
and throughout was listened to with
marked attention by tho large and cnthusi-
astic crowd who were present to hear
him. His argument was eloquent, logical,
convincing and WIS well received by his
hearers. Tho Republicans Of Tyler are
thoroughly aroused, and, this tall, will
give good majority for the whole ticket.
-CmrEsbury Telegraph.
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TIE Charleston papers report that
very animated discussion took place in
Kanawha comfy OH the 1lth, between
Governor STEVENSON and Mr.. II. s
WALKER, editor Of the Courier. The
meeting was called by the Republicans
but the Democrats crowded in, under
took to control the meeting and put for
ward Mr.. WALKER, who made two
hours speech, abusive Of the COVER
NOR. The GOVERNOR took tho stand md
replied. Mr. WALKER had taken the
initiative in personalities, so the Gov
ERNoR laid aside his gloves (lgurattvely
speaking) md according TO tho Journal
gave II. s. ". such IL terrific drubbing rs
he never experienced before. WALKEu
coulln'tstand the fire. and left the ground
before the GOVERNOR had got half through
with him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-23

The Harrison County Republican Con
vcntion, held at Clarksburg, Friday, nom
mated DR.. A. T. Barns, and Capt. E, F
Pigott, for House Of Delegates, John A.
nuBcy, for Sheriff, Maj. A. G. Moore fot
Prosecuting Attorney, F. A. Robinson for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court and J. II. Tay'
lor for Recorder. An excellent ticket
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-23
UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA
Session at Philadelphia declaration
OF Sympathy with Germany.
Pn1LApRLrnIA, August 9.

Tho National Executive Committee Of
the Union League OF America to-day
adopted resolutions heartily sympOthiZlng
with tho German people In their war with
Napoleon, whom they denounce as an un-
principled advcnturer, destroying the
peacc Of Europe for his own personal ag'
rraudizcment. They request subordinate
Councils 10 make donations to local Ger
man aid societies. The committee; ad'
journcd to meet again at the call Of the
chair.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market
NEW YoRK, August q.

Wall street markets dull and the share list on
the Stock Exchange weak aud lower, while tho
rold premium Is steady. There wcro some vague
rumors of bull pool In gold.
F0nElON ExCIANoE-Dull at 10OX01O9A for
MoNEY-Easy at 400 per cent on call.
GOLD-AlarkCt dull and steady: opened at 1I53S,
fluctuatcd between 116K aud 1I6if, and closed at
1i53I0ll6X. Borrowing rate 5 per cent to Hat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-23

THE Clarksburg Telegraph calls atten-
tion to the fact that the 4th section OF
chapters Of the Code provides that JUS
tices are to be chosen at the regular cleo
ton in 1871, and that therefore none can
be elected this Fall, except 10 fill vacan'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-23
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, AuguUt y.
Tho market Is moro active for all fAbries and
priccS FOR most part arc steady, Augusta IS
brown cotton ID reduced from l0kc TO l0c;
KFnpSpS ticks from l4o 70 I8Ec, and EaumkCag
cOioFod and bleAched BatlnH from lGc 70 I5Hc.
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be most cOnsonant with the welfare ofthe
province itself and with the future peace
Of Europe. II Prussia takes the territory,
it will breed wars again in the future. II
erected into IN Independent State, it
would separate the rivals and remove q
bone Of contention for all time, If the in
tcgrity OF the State were guaranteed by
the other powers Of Europe. But If
Prussia refuses TO treat on the basis Of
such proposition and insists on annexing
this territory to Germany, whatever other
powers may have to say, France at least
will have nothing to complain Of.
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uILDRETH & BRO,
NO. IS MAIN STREET,
WuEELTNo, v. VA,

WHkkLINU1 w va
Wholesale dealers In Bar and Sheet Iron, Norway
Iron and Nail Rod, Cast, Shear and Spring Steel
Nails, Spikes, Anvils, NlRSS spri1gs, Axles, uoI
Pressed Nuts, Washers, Wagon Hubs, SnoEGs
FsllOcs, Smith Bellows, sledges, Plaster Paris
Grateful for The liberal patronage bestowed OF
the old afm Of @, HlldFCth B Bro, would 70
specially ask continuance OF tho samo to h'
new arm. ,,,,,,
wREELNO, Jan. l, 1870. janl
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SToCKS-Woak and H&t4 per cent lower.
press, 65X; Wells, Fargo & Co., II; American,
49S; United States, 495; Pacific Mail, SS4; New
York Central. 9iK; do. scrip, 10; Eric, ~; Har
lem, 1slK; Reading, 9SH; Michigan Central,
llS: Lake Shore PIX. Illinois Central 1851;
Pittsburgh, 1O6; Northwestern. Sly; do. pre-
fcrrcd, 85<; Rock Island, 1l3; Now Jersey Cen.
tral, i0lH; st. Paul, S9x; do. preEerret T6I;
Wabash, blX; do. preferred, 75}E; Fort Wayne,
9I4; Tcrrc llAute, 25: Chicago j. Alton, i'll;
Ohio & MIssIssi ppi, 1885,; Cleveland, Columbus
s Indiana Central, IN; Cleveland, Columbus 3
Cincinnati r.
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Philadelphia Market.
puILApEIruIA, August q.


FLouR-InactIvC; sppcrlnc 8 SO15 7b.
N-WhCat-Dull: now western rcd 81 -
1 ii; No. l sp.ing 81 3S. Rye-gS89Sc. Corn
Dull: yellow western SIC; mixed 9Q09lc. Oats
Dull: new 455t50c.
PErROLEUM-C Continues excited and prceA
fcvcrsll and irregular; crude IGOl6Sc; refined
23Ac
WmIsEY-stCAdy; western Osc.
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Baltimore Market.

FLoUR-FaIrly active, but favOrs buyers.
GRAIH-W WhuSt-SteAdy Corn-.YGllOw 800
9Sc. Oats-t51btIC. ltyU-1aG88Sc.
PRovisIONs- Pork Quiet at $50 GOln
50 T5. DacOn-Qnict; rib sides 1TH0l8c; clear
rib l8GDlSSC: shoulders l5%1lb&iC; hams GSlS
G2Bc. Lard-Dull at l7AG1lf4c.
WmIsKr-QuiGt and unchanged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-24
NOMINEES ZOE CONGRESS.

Hon. E. F. Dickinson, NJ. c. from the
Ninth District of this State, has been re-
nominated by the Democratic Convention
which met at Sandusky on the 18th. The
district is composed Of Crawford, Erie,
Huron, Ottawa, Seneca and Sandusky.
Hon. P. Van Trump is renominated for
Congress in the Fairfield District. The
district is thoroughly Democratic, and of
course Judge Van Trump will be reelected
John A. Bingham was re~nominated for
Congress by the radical convention of the
Sixteenth District held at Cambridge, on
tina 10th. on the third ballot.
Hon. Lewis D. Campbell was nominated
last week by the Democratic Convention
for the Third District. Gen. r. c. Schenek
is the radical nominee. Schenck beat Mr..
Vallandigham two years ago by some four
hundred majority, while Pendleton for
Governor last year had a small majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-24

GEN. GEO. W. MORGAN has opened the
campaign in the Thirteenth Congressional
District Of Ohio. In a speech of marked
power on Tuesday of last week he made
the following statements, based upon facts,
which will be of service in this local
ity:
THREE HUNDRED INTERNAL.
REVENUE DRFAULTERsl
When l tell you that there has been
three hundred Eand forty defaulters
among the Collectors of Internal Revenue
YOU look surprised and ask one another,
why have we not been told of this be-
fore ?" For the simple reason, my friends,
because the facts have been concealed and
had to be dug u On the Dist Of March
last it was resolved by the House that
The Secretary of the Treasury be and is
hereby directed to furnish this House q
statement Of balances due from Collectors
of Internal Revenue, not aOlC IN office"
&c.
And I invite your attention to Execu-
tive Document No. 267, being the reply Of
the Hon. George s.. Boutwell,, in answer
to that resolution. Look at it yourselves.
Here are eight solid pages of the names
of three hundred and forty defaUherS
! have not time to read them all, but Will
call off ten, and you may form an idea Of
what the remaining three hundred and
thirty amount to.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-24
BY ORDER,

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee of Missouri have issued an address to
the party in that State in which they set
forth the reasons for not calling a conven-
ton and putting in nomination a state
ticket. The main reasons are the pro-
scriptive laws DISTINGUISHING almost a
majority of the people in the State, the
i~mpossibility of properly qualified voters
of Democratic ~proclivities, to obtain the
benefits of registration, the action of the
Supreme Court relative to the outrageous
test oath and the P~artisanship of Radical
election officers toward voters.
Under the partisan statutes of Missouri,
thousands of honorable discharged FEEDER
al soldiers and distinguished officers
among them Gen. Frank P. Blair-are
prevented from voting. If a fair election
could be held In Missouri to-day the Rad
zeal party would be fifty thousand, at least.
in the minority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-24
AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR

OBNG E4$N-
Street cum,r l~1,.--u- Us TIT Cd. E
b.. Of our cly has been lnduced b. a
Is.re rumJer q. wy-i a-nsn a., los coun-
", 10 become an independent candidate
Tor Congress. IN his letter announcing
his acceptance, we learn be gives his plat
form which IS a most excellent one, and
cannot fail to please every honest citizen
and intelligent w~orkingman. We hope
to be able to learn more of this movement
by our next weeks issue.
The radical congressional convention
for this district met in Alliance on Tues
day and renominaJed Hon. J. A. Amber
by reclamation. 1t was controlled by the
radical officials of the district, men who
enjoy fat places and wish to continue
therein. The oply change they desire is
to change into a better place. Mr.. Am
bier resides in the noted town of Salem,
where they have 81 Broad Guage church.
Of late, however, we learn Mr.. A. has
been attending the N. f. church of that
place. 1t creates great surprise when
Amber enters. The attendants can hard
ly believe their own eyesl The old ladies
wonder-"what on airth it mcansr y Hon
est and innocent oldladiesl They are not
learned in the ways Of the Politician
They do not know how 10 catch votes.
If Judge Amber could find time to at
tend the State Camp Meeting-be pres
ent at the prayer meetings and other ser
vices-lsten to the Word with a c]ontrite
heart, it might lead him from some of his
Broad Guage Salem ways-Remember
Jacob,
while the lamp holds out to burn,
The BLACKLIST sinner may return"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-24

The loyal papers of Tennessee have
nearly all given up the ghost since the
Democratic Legislature repealed the pap
law. Ditto in Mississippi since Governor
Alcorn vetoed a bill to continue General
Ames's pap arrangement. Already four
loyal papers are defunct, three more in
a badly consumpive condition and only
two left with life enough to snarl. The
Republican party of the South not being
able to read papers, the loil press there
depends for its existence on corrupt APP
preparations of public money. These
withdrawn, the lights of'ioiism flicker
ont.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-24
LEGAL.
Sheriff Sale,

Kline Greever 4 Co. vs.. Keefer & Pirrong.
Y virtue Of an alias order to sell issued from
n the court Of common pleas Of Stark county
ONO, and to me directed, / will offer for sale ~
pubic ontcry at the door of the COURTHOUSE i'm
The city Of Canton, on
SotuLday. tie 27M day Of august, 1870.
the following described real estate s~iin,te in said
county, 70 wit: Part of lot number one mi in the
cl,y OF canton, commencing ut "A post on the
southern boundary line of said lot, on East Tus-
caravans street. twenty-five feet from the southeast
corner OF said lot; thence n~Orthwardly paralIeI
Vim the eastern boundary line Of said lot to the
nurth boundary of said lot; thence with the north
me Mestwardly thirty-twO 1871 feet; thence paralI-
el WIN SAID eastern boundary s%outhwardIy to the
south boundary of said lot on said East Tusra-
ISWaS street; thence eastwardly along said street
lhlIty-tw3 ~ feet to the place Of beginning, ex-
ceptlas lhereIrom the right Of way and sewerage
over Tour IA feet off the north end of lot number
one ~ including herein the right of way for sew
erage purpose over and through an alley running
hoTthWardly on said lot from said street, and
twenty-five l25l feet westwardly from the premises
aforesaid, the right Of way being held as common
win me owners OF other parts of said lot number
one IL alsol lot number ffy-four I54l / n 1.-THE town OF
Rochester; Sale to commence at I O'Clock p. NJ
Terms cash. A DUNRAR 80
lulNZtN0 Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-24
Sheriff Sale.

Greiner, Steel 4 Co, vs. CharlesW holland ct uxet al
DY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas of Stark County.
ohio, and to me directed l will offer for sale at
public out cry, at the door of the Courthouse in
the city of Canton, on
Saturday the lOh day of September, 1870,
the following described real estate, situate in said
county, tO-wit: Beginning thirty-nine feet [39,
west of the northeast corner of town lot number
seventy-eight L7SI in Teeters addition to Alliance,
thence west twenty feet l20l and nine inches
thence south one hundred and 10 feet IIOLthence
east twenty feet POI and . inches, thence north one
hundred and ten feet IIIOl 10 the place of begin,
ming, being Toeters add. to Alliance. Sold free
of any homestead and rights of Jane NJ. holland
therein.
Sale to commence at I o'clock p. IN. Terms
Cash.
/. 4. DUNBAR, Sheriff,
auglOtd. Stark Co, Ohio.