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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

4. MILLER & Co., at Uniontown, adver-
tise IN this paper that they are on hand
with d choice assortment Of new goods
Read their advertisement.
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L. A. CLEwELL, teacher of the Piano,
Organ and vocal music, has his card in
this paper. AIr. Clewell is well known in
our city as a competent and attentive
teacher.
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Jason H. Orr was run over by a trair
and killed near New Portage IN Tuesday
evening.
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L:AD PIPE, we are satisfied that 1t possesses
great value aud utility, and therefore Voluntarily
pipes"
Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free
Address THE CoLWELLS, SHAW & WILLARD
MFG CO., 2I3 Centre ST., New York. For sale
also by Messrs. BEsTg& MARTIN, Canton, Ohio
and the leuding Plumbers. iunea0mA
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V. RA Washburn is on trial at Akron
for the murder Of Charles PEBBLES at Bos-
ton, in that county, on the 10th OF July
last.
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No YOu Can't

Find trimmed Bonnets or Hats in better
STYLES or lower'prices anywhere than at
Disque & Jackman's, No. 2 Opera Black.
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and SO
deeply upon the confidence of mankind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through q long series Of years, and among most
of the races of men 1t has risen higher and higher
in their estimation, as it has become better known.
It's uniform character and power to cure the va
rious affections OF the lungs and throat, have
made 1t known as q reliable protector against
them. While adapted to milder forms of disease
and to young children, 1t Is ut the same time the
most e~ffectual remedy that can be given for incip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
of the throat and lungs. As a provision against
sudden attacks of Group, 1t should be kept on
hand in every family, and indeed as all arc some
times subject to colds and coughs, all should be
provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought im-
durable, still great numbers of cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored TO sound health
by the Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete is its
mastery over the disorders of the Lungs md
Throat, that the most obstinate Of them yield to 1t.
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry PectoTGE they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great
protection from it.
AsthnIG is always relieved and often wholly
cured by It.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PectOrdJ in small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that We
need not publish the certificates of them here, or
do more. than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
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The house of A. r. Russell, near Kent,
was robbed one night of $4S7 money. No
Dne heard the burglars.
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Quite a snow storm in the north part
of Portage county on the Slst ult.
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CITY ITEMS.

X. P.-Buckeye Lodge No. Il, knights OF Pyth-
las. meets every Monday evening at 7 o'clock. in
Odd Fellows Hall. r. R. and @. S.
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From the RuraI New yorker.

81 am of the opinion that your Ii Lead
Pipe will, III a sanitary point OF view, be of inf
mite good to our citizens.
WILLARD PARKER, NJ. D., New York"
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CTRANGE, BUT T~RUE.-Eyery young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hear some
thing very much to their advantage, by return
mail (without charge) by addressing the under
signed. Those having fears Of being ~humbugged,
may oblige by nOtnoticing this card. All others
Will please addr 2 5 their Obedient servant,
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway. New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
49, MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored

lust PUBLISHED, q new edition CT DR.. CuI-
81 veFNgell's Celebrates Essay on the
radibGL ere without medicineI q 6PEzSArORRaGA,
or Seminal Mental and Physical Iacspocity. I'M
Bediments to Marriage, etc; also, CONSUMPTION,
EPILEPSY, acd Frs, induced by selEindclgenco or
sexual eKtrayRgance.
So Price, in sealed envelope. only c cents.
Tn celebrated author, in this admirable easay,
clearly demonstrates from q thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming consequences of
self-abuse may radically cured without the dan
SerSus use Of internal medicine or the applica-
tion Of the knife; pointing out q mode of cure At
once simple, certain, and e~ffectual, by means Of
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
tion may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and rddicaHu.
~ This Lecture should be In the hands of ev-
cry youth and every man ia the land.
Sent, under seal, in 8 plain envelope, to any Rd-
post stRmps-
Also, DR.. Culverwelrs Marriage Gaide." price
IS cents.
Address the The publishers.
CHAS. J. c KLINE 4 g.
l2T Bowery, New York, Post ofaeO Box 4,5ss.
universally
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commissioners Proceedings,

At their meeting, October 9Th, the County Com,
n<issioners settled with Poyser & Campbell as fol.
Iowa.
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CIeNeInnd Market.

CLEVELAND, Nov, Sat the Board nething was
done. Market nOmiually unchanged. Wheat
held at 81 20 for No 1 red; 81 lG@I It for No ? do.
cured 81 W.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
SLADIES OF THE
white HOUSE

Standard and official biographies orcvery mistros,
of the Presidents Mansion from Washington 90
Grant. Superbly illustrated on steel. For circu-
lars and terms, address NNTIoNAL PUBLIsHtSG Co..
New York, Cincinnati, Chicago DIST. Louis.
nON3Mt
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Henry PETER TO Isaac J y Newman, Partlotin Can
ton, $50
W F Kicks TO Henry Carl, lot in MasSillon, ESQ
Elisha Teeters to A Rape, lot in Teeters add TO
Alliance, 500
J Bockius to } F Thompson, lots in Canton,
lUlO
IN Webb to G Harold, lot in WIS add to ALI
ance, $40
Massillon Paper Co., to Ernest, Bachart paper
mill. sc at Massillon, ll,OuO
Judith Schneider 10 1 poxie, lot in MassillOn,
100.
Daniel Grove t6John Schertzer, 20 acres in Pike
township. 1900
John schertzert TO Daniel Grove, ID acres in Pike
township, 1000
John Baker to John Hotter, let in Rs add to
Canton. 3.J
CM Palmer to Henry Slower, lot in H Il Myers
I'd add to Canton, 1000
Jackson township, 10
Jno E McLain to J H McI.ain, lot in Massillon.
Same to C I McLain, lot in Massillon, 400
Same TO G NJ McLain. lot in MassillOn, 400
LIP Mikidal to Reinhard Schneider, lot in WIS
add 70 Canton, 900
Henry Grail ct al TO Jacob Landis, 81 acres in
Plain ID, 1000
Henry H Trump to Alvin Coe, ? lots in shorb's
add 10 Canton, $50
Joseph KIinker to Abram Knob, ~ scres-in
Plain tp, 200
jacob McFarren to Geo W BretE, 10 acres in
SugRrcreek tp, 1900
VIM Barber to W schertzor. parts of ; lots in
in Canton, 1000
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Howard SanitaTY Asspciahon.

NOR the Relief and Cure Of the EFring and Un-
fortunate, en- Principles Of Christian Philan-
thropy Essays on the Errors OF Youth and the
Foilies of Age, IN relation to MARRIAGE and Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Seat free
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, Box ?, Philadelphia, Pa may4 '70yl
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The following bills were allowed p:

The following bills were allowed;
Engineer Williams, seryices- CLOS 90
Asst. Eng. Aulthouse, ...---...-----..... IS 90
Perkins & Weston, blank books--------. 426
A McGregor & Son, advertising---........ % 90
AT McCutcheon, health ofhcer---.......... ~ 10
R. Dunbar, express lis
A note was received and read from Mrs. Sayler,
administrative Of Mayor Ssyler, deed, informing
the council that there was funds in her possession
belonging to the city, and requesting settlement.
Adjourned.
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PLUMBING.

This article has now been in use for the past
four years, and is daily growing in public favor,
being heartily Endorsed by all the leading chem
lists and physicians in the country, also the water
commissioners of Now York, Brooklyn and Bos-
ton. In addition TO the plumbing of houses. it is
largely used for conveying water from distant
springs for cooling water by means of coils of
pipe in Tefrigerators. 1t is almost universally
used by tho makers of Beer and Cider Pumps,
and also for Soda Fountains and Mineral Waters
in fact, wherever purity and safety to health are
desirable. Water flows through this pipe as pure
as If drawn through silver. Our recent improve
ments in the manufacture insure a most perfect
article, which cannot fail to be fully appreciated.
Inc ady9ntages OF iead pipe witt a perfectly pure
understood; it gives the fun p~liability of the lead
with the pureness of the Tin. The resisting pow
er of Block Tin being about five times greater
than Lead. we are enabled to furnish q pipe
stronger than Lead, One-half its weight, at about
hexibility, durability, facility of bending, and
making perfectly tight joints, this pipe is especi-
ally recommendea.
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SI1l,4e9 As

The Commissioners also passed on other
claims, large and small, bridge contracts, &C.,
amounting in all TO s., a32 Is.
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Words OF wisdom

FOR YOUNG MEN,
ON the ruling passing in youth and Early Man.
~ hood, with SELF-HELP for the Erring and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa
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FOR RENT.

THREE ROOMS (up-stairs) in brick building Of
i southwest corner Of Public Square. For fur
Their particulars enquire of the undersigned at hi
store J. c. RICHARDS.
ocfT-tF
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FOR SALE.

ONE Secondhand STATIONERY ENGINE &
" BOILER, in good condition, and will bs sold
at = bargain. Size of cylinder 6%xI6. Also
ONE UPRIGHT ENGINE and Upright Boiler
containing forty tubes, nearly new, with 7xIe
cylinder BUCHER, GIBBS s co.
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T. J. WHEELER,
FOR SALE

A FIRST GLASS FAMILY MARE-aood style
"A and splendid mOYer-1iu be sold cheap. Fol
further particulars call st
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PRICE OF BEEF REDUCED.

SHAW x 1OhSl
have reduced
BEST BEEFSTAKE
To l6 cents per pound, and other beef in
proportion.
WASHINGTON MARKET.
west of Post-ofice.
EXTRA NO. BEEF,
EXTRA NO. I BEEF,
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IAN tho way from PIKE,

The Board adjourned sine die on the
evening of November I'd.
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Conncn Proceedings.

COUNCIL CHANHEE,
Monday Eve, Nov. :, 1870.
Board mct-Al present but one. Minutes read
and approved.
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DAUCHEY'S AGENCY.

eco A WEEK paid agents, male and female.
OOU in a new manufacturing business at home.
No capital required. Address NoyELTr Co, Saco.
Maine. .nov3w4
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$50 MADE FROM 50Cts

Something urgently needed by everybody. Call
and examine, or samples sent postage paid) for
50 cts that retail easily for $40. r. l.. WoLcoTT,
ISL Chatham Square, New York. oct7w4
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

Business lororahle. No competition. liberal pay
given. 3. W. KENNEDY, 8 :. 4th ST.,
noy3wi Phil:i.
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:aEf!'TtdsN SALES.
s7.. ssac5c, ESnoE arGy.

n st2 Ag3; :, "9d ,: AHetio7 ne Fif 50:
. d.tod October II. 1862. caaeri"t = Phi!ii,
i Hoofr and w5s, aoi 4aly Tsco7>lG'i. ne ~.
der::crs ,h":.c nS':'%>; =: lT,; IT, ILL., q
r. -, tho T,rmsc- in thc a;ty .; A!ozannrt@
- -, r 8, hubble aucllon t!.o f2!!2"inG VAL
''|,Et;'B ;I' Pt'FCE 81 PROPERTY, vi
J.yT or GROUND, in SA:H ~ VIE =,
pp1GK STORE HOUSE thereon, situated -
on the northeast corner of king 9 9Es, F Fgc
re streets, and nov oeeupicd - "a K kSESG;
Tao lot has p front OF forty i.Te l'S. ~! N':'H
md ore hundred feet on Fayottc ...,,
The sid proGery will hG i11 s 20 Pad ih GsS.
~ tIcrcnr, secured bv thu sad deed to ko>aH,
&. Nipir:t ,.,. ,.,.,,,
TERN%-Onn-.hird OF TIE p0r"h"5" hio."S
.. sh Che residue in siy md twelve mont.
Win interest the deferred payments 20 DC -
cured BY decd al t"us, upon the nr"PSfi; ,
c,sr Of sta1nI: ana coay"E@Hcin@ 70 DC H.i'. ~
o,,-rh..;c.. Sac - commence oXHct'F :
/ g ''oc' ~ ''' CHA@. Il. ilOUFE.
Hr..<tIT
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Foreign News.

The Paris Pays explains ho"7 ti't iiido' af"@e
that NJ. Faradol vas aanot42td a ha71a9 been
nnnointed Ea7a: e. i1ashjf:g;nn. He intends
goipe 70 Amer:e. 10 tee am: way that Mr.,
Dickens vent, IS i puh;r" Ica';rf ara T'I! 7!:lt
Was},iugtoa duraa lis atay IN that ronntry
Fouvilie, the friend OF Victor NOR, and the
witness Of his death, has been discharged from
cu,todv. The OTHER editors Of the MarScl alse
arc sin in prison. Roch"!0rt Is got permitted
to see his fellow prisoners, 49,.
a nron3siiion to impeach the French Minis
~. pas sent last week hy RGchetort to a Dcnu
~ 70 be introduced in the Corps l.egislalit, but
tha Chamber refused to hear ii, and attcrward
tbe DEPUTY sent it into Schneider tho President
OF the Corps. =,
The weather on Saturday was intensely cold
throughout Europe. At Paris the Thermometer
indicatedthirty degrees below the freezing point.
The r,.lbc is entirely closed lu navigation on &C.
cont Of the ice, and the practice OF the Oxford
and Cambridge boa! crews Is suspended tl0m
the same cause.
In the Spanish Cortc!, Senior Rivero, in r.
ply to i question:, said the government was
fuuIIv aware OF the conspiracy OF the Carlsis.
| The Government knew OF their introduction Q!
arms, giving out OF nioney and appointment OF
ofiiners The Government wOu.,: do nothing
until On outbreak %clusl!y occurred, Dem"
| abuudant!y aoIe TO crush i: at once.
Count Won Blsmark closed the session OF the
| Prussian Dict to-day with speech lie re-
GREETED the spirit Of opposition that had oeeI
shown in the upper chamber, and promises az
extraordinary session soon. lie male no rs!e
renee 10 foreign afia irs.
The Council at Munich is considering iht
subject Of the reinforcement Of the King u ia
vaIa.
The people oil Selvia and Montenegro are in
| tliguiug, which cause considerable Solictud'
in Turkey.
\ Great rock near Lamaiia has been success
| fully removed from the bed oi the Suc2 Caual
The minimum depth OF the water Is nov ahou
| twenty mine l"rt.
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syr yEc3Iullen.S Excursion

10 the Edii5, Of the +;icrGHdrin G0rh':
A. many seemed TO DO on the move !"r the
capital, Richmond we concluded IT, 9" along
as ~ outside Congres.msn-o "l tho rStl5
Richmond was full, crammed, jsmm d. running
over. Every body seemed TO b" pleased %'tn
the prospects. The Exchange AMI the bHi!'F..
il the resort for al Firginians. This house -
nov KEEP: in superb style. giving; Sat'-!"ri'n
10 a) =.
The route selected WAS the All rail r"D:n, tA@
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas rH"! va
Gordon vile. TIC preference Wa gwen e
thj: route on account of its splendid c".:cu"s,
nnd because on The light train there is 70 chang"
of cars between Washington and hchm9n! !.
and those Occupying tho sleeping CARS "Hn sleep
rs long as they choose. :,
Immigration of tho hardy s"n, at til" N"rtn
has set in To the State in earncS!. Every tram
brings them IN search CT homes in the Old Do
minon, and the close Of 1870 will Sc" them here
by the thousands We bid them welcome.
Tut !,I%T.
Exchange Hotel Richmond. FeD. IL.
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REMAHKs-The Irarkc. opens without nny
decided change in last weeks quotations -
Flour continues dull with hut little d@m%nd
other thany for hume consumption OtTeTj"t= q!
Grain on 'Changc light. 1850 Sha's red
Wheat wcro offered, and sales made al Ito, lIG
us, 10. 122 and 49, no white offered. Corn
firm: sales Of mixed a. s.. 50, 81 and S.; offer
ings Of i20 bushels; no white CT ycIlo" On
Change. Rye hes slightly declined; sale. ut
92s94, with light offering. Sales ll2 bushels
Oats were made ut 81 ), and -. Seeds Give;
Glover 5OaS9; Timothy 5 25a$5 50: Orchard
Grass s. SO: Herd 81 81. Dressed Hogs }@s
ST. per l0C lbs.
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DIED.

1T ForcsLvilir, Prince Georges county, Mt;,
on inc I'd ms AM, EUGENE and AiIH K
THOMAS, infant children Of DR.. II. Wsrlng
and Lsvinia T. Brent, and on the 18th inStEnt;
I.AVINIA r., wife of Dr. II. W. Brent ard
daughter ii tie lste James Cader. Of Washing
ton, D c,
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4
" ALhIAN3H!,, "a: rep .! ~"
LI%TOF USChA!MED FAChtGtS nr"
FKElGHT remaining on hand n! TINS Office.
which wi: Dc SOFA q: pu PIC auction 'Gr rNnrgr'
ont betYr" lhat dat a.. =. . -...
Agent A EXP Go. pkg :! p Arnold, . ba: !; y
A"i"rton box " t Nbh": LoE az! y TX 20.
pei Al!"n, pkg j And"''3n', nae 1
Brook. hoy Bowen, Bros Z Go; pei " j Eo."@.
Brown, box I i;rrry BIZ! j I hoE!, bdt ITi-
7 - Berry. Ec- I ! Brew, & ston@ 'Fo|h q
60, hhl ]. b"n-chr o'E ! Il Hr!H9', ue% ) v
Brown. nkG y " HnrEg,tt. costing IL . hnrn
leg. hEt Mt'3 !. EoT,""HE., hoT = j! I'rhn'I
b ; E,rhInr, 02I :; E ,0n' n "Es TIs"
| Cait ~ r.-E j y CROUCH ~ N'ls CnI w
"'G i C":"nTI, r'E IR.n9i%F, 10 II ~ a. a.
p;E " Chi,2 pos y r. S;"hT. PiE
OK boz MI. IT. n,h rHG 3,o y ' i. Gr' I p:
Il l. Da"i pkg + DuBj@n941; rIr l. D""bl'.
box DDI;r ( .Ionns. pkg v l'"NnS"n. nhG
Du!4ny g B.. !. trk Il d. Yic7, box & pes
j.. m pkg i DGG7isT pig + D"haIi, PIG II
y ". PKG $ \ EGmuni:, pkg g, :&s l. 70
T ;,t,,; ' rg T. 7 hc- Pkg A j il,mming
box :! bd.:, bsg chair, cns:gs bslc"nH
. ;.k:- Z y t.} ;, box Fix - HOFFMAN, pkg
r Ferry, .ykg john tcTr.n, k%t-" 'f.mci' =
G 'ilnC box } + Gordon. pkg Green g Go, r'i
j " trrorg, boy + Eiartcnstinn tru%a d Hcrn.
berger, pei q d liorncr, pc H Higher; Dos II
Henry, p hos d Hon.o?"orth,, pkg j HHrp"r,
pkg " i DI!l, Eks irs II H"'hIMn, pkg l.
laon, pkg j " Il%rrisoa, pkg Il Hines, kc"
Il i HUhtnc glt !; W Hughes pkg " e
Hicks. r'% . Ilmklc pkg } hcnsGAd' pig
iirc: & Bro, box u y JAM PEI hrT .! y
J"r";ne, pei j lohc'. pkg ':0mnsoH' Pkg MIS-,
:J"ne; pfE !T J9hc;. ',r ,. - G't, ''n -
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VA s.2Ei s-lS't.
TIA IRE ED

!. Webster place, MarskEel1, Mass:cL Lett,
February 9 by Rev. William +. Morgan D.D ,
Rector Of st. Thomas Church, New Io7E,
JAMES GEDDES DAY, Of Nc". YORK, I,
CAROLINE W WEBSTER, daughter Of
Fletcher and Caroline Webster, and grant,
dsurHtc: cf Daniel Webster.
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feb - =
ItiE Rem !.

Ii ,..-. .,, :. o., i.;,.,
..rcn, NV rcr,!r;rl by T. Mc:Ig2r.
;'us.r..i,n M.- rh !, 1870. Apply u.
ROBERT ~ II Es'Hi'.
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-. !.,E TIA + arY1yS.j nice HOUSES FOX
-: ..E.ET. Seek. - E'HA ~ Gfh1'
I.r ia, No - Kin" street.
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-. FUi: REET-TEn STORE, 40. 230 King
az: etrcc:. .1ir!y Al iOI hing street ..,.
no., l.. COOK X CRElHhWDN.
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As-GgB4N S!AE.E,.
lrGPKnrT 1T COMMlS>

T7AIUAE9:#, rEGPhGr1 1T CoAAl3,
~ ~i.ti;o - = decree Q: tho Circuit Court ?!
fairfax county, rendered 1t ~iCrombor Court,
= j., - the =U;! - nCnui: Johnston, Admir- 81
Lorenzo Roger Gocaa'"G,-s. Locca-o Rogers
!...--, m nI..c--:~ari, Co:araiz.ior"? named
II Iii ,joorca, will ii. SATOhD;: !, thm Din
,,..g nr i7,.tru.rr, }o~0, IL front - Catt- Tag,
ssn =. Wet nj: Eai;I&TT- 'etin,'7 ,: :. = :. !.
- sci. q me hj.cac:t h.!@'!, IL" : i\i'al =.
which tbs eaid l.crcnxo Rogers died seized,
,r,..in!ng lip4 acres moro or les. ih!i IH!''.
.l.s ~ Hunting Greek. 'ttioiG!n% tia i9nu5 .!
Y. m. Hammarslr, D. Johnston and Others
|"rso"s Gc.irlng to purchase are requested l"
cal! on NJ Hnmmoczly o. Mr.. y. Johnston,
ci:he: Of whom will tGFo p'ca7urn II 2A""!"E
III" same
TMRM@--Una-;enth OF tho purHh@$9- money
in hand; The residue in throo equal install
!.-I.;+ payable =. @:i. twelve and c1@ntcch
nion!hs; to t.o secured ~ tho bonds Of tn@
l,r:cnnscr. with approve! personal security,
,. r-t2rtiaa OF The tile until tho last pAy:nc!,
made. Stamps and deed q: tho cost 81 the
rnrchgso?. TUOMA3 M0DEH, Cnmm'r.
Fnrt;.y co.. ian &-l&wt-
s,..~Inn above ale Is pHa:pc&". !" ~ !.
the III ,ay Of March, 1870, q! III .smn pace
a.! iru-. 1no hinXHairi! So. !rH.:":''HS-
burr MMi,ra@st ias-as through tLi5 hGI.
,an !aw!s THVi. MOORE, Conan r
:~fn2:s,!s,;.taE".:,' Sale OF LANp'
=. ru-..;.:,, O.. :: deere. =; tho l1:.a;. ro@::
o.. r.:rtny county, ,:ran."r>j%. - NHvcmn"'
t.',. i>r' = :..r ri. ~: olcn!"" iTG..." -
Coleman .H o.. cra. toe undersigned viii o.:''r
t;UENA". Tie IL. ia". "a February. Isl;
r,nr, dr., -. TRACT o. I.AtD ioc:ne?.:
belonging :, G@s~'.- T. Cn,cma", ron:"i"!n2
rhis Lac: +. n . ,:e.;.:.2:a aa:&:"""nool. Q:
on..t qu. -, ;yjtA Iu."r.h.e improvements, ~
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

OFFICE ADAMS EXPIRES COMPLY
- ALEXANDRIA,, VA. frb ), 1879.
LIFT OF UNCAA!MED PACKAGES an"
FKElGHT remaining on hand a! this Office.
which veil DC sold .. public auction Tor "hnrg"'
on IT,. lDlh Of MARCH, n?oXlno, jinlc~s taken
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY ID 1870

In the Virginia House of Delegates, on Satur-
day, resolution was passed with but few dis
sentipg votcs declaring that it is not expedlen to
eject any person to any office who is disqualified
be- tho Fourteenth amendment. This reSou
lion is in answer to the suggestion contained in
The Governors message, that il, in view OF the
scarcity OF apetent persons, the Legislature
should elect some who are disqualified; II
should accompany the election with resoIu.
ton asking Congress to remove their di>ablII-
ties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

D. S. Bennett, member Of Congress from the
Buffalo District issues a card stating that he
has returned from Washington at the earliest
possible moment TO vindicate his character
against the recent attack OF the Buffalo Adver'
tiser charging him with fraud that he has
instituted proceedings agains: the propretors OF
that journal that Noah Davis and Benz +.
Butter have volunteered their services to prose
cute the case and have been accepted as
counsel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

It is said that the President has nominated
Col. G1igscy for the Office ofThiri Auditor OF
the Treasury. lie was rtcantIya Deputy Cot
lcc.or 10 the New York Custom House. Dur
ing the war he commanded = Kentucky ree'
nent in the. Union army.