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kf LfIIMEk CLkARf. AuctiOnesrs,
Southwest corner Pennsylvanis and Iith streets
7RUsrElg sALEOF rHE pEsIRAsLx LOT
SSsThM NHsiE o5 5kSSK dSEqpkSiSS aTIas
AvSSsk AID ii4 TS sRxk krrNSSfLSASA
- Of By ~ yEsgs q decree q The sap.fns cour.
ies psd IN sanss ;S ssssa rsssS:.y
p.il sh lSgs'{ Pa .1s rssrsin 2 H?oa
@ a.5 S ssSIfs tn the '. ssS P.sssd On
@ q RHH11ks fpsio9 FL. 4 Si .y d e q
lsl on the premises that piece parcel Of grouad
aTsnu, aid llth street. IN the CITY OF wash,nEton
osins part Of To- one, H. square number ih-ec
Comm ncinr for the sam. At the southeast corner .;
sad lot snd sQusre running thenee north Aleas ire
ten inches thence west fourteen feet thence south
vesivsrdly to point on toe line OF Pennssly svia
sad lot aud szusre. thence along said twenty
teet to the place OF beginning. being tina prop
erty described In a deed from Johnson Hvl'en aud
wife to Thomas NJ Harvey, dated Mach Sd, 1855.
recorded "a Liber N. No. Is. .oIios al ct sel
soription Thereof SAID property is Improved bT
marble trout four story building. containing, be
SIDES the store and has cement, fifteen rooms
Terms of ssle One 18th casa, OF which $50 will
in l. 2, and years with iaierest secured bv daed
81 trHst on the premises. Be-euue stamps At cost
HAsILTON q FAsT.F
CLIFTON aELLKN. Trustees.
spi-d5ds LATIMKR q CLEARY. Auc;s.
R1 Nh. L.. WALL Co, AuctiCneers,
~ New Marble Building,
you and SO2 PelnsTy AHA avenue and 9th stree,
PEREMPT0RYs ALECF FOUR
sIOkf BROWN STONE FRONT BRIuK
phkLL!NG HOUSE, WITH ALL THE MOD
Ehh lMPROEkMEETS, IN SPLENDID
NkpEk AND IN GOOD LOCATION, NEAR
IHn AVENUE. AND BETWEEN THE TWO
ma LhUAnS, WITH LARGE AND SPA
SIOGS STABLE, HAylNGBEEN FORMERLY
SSUPnD Bl SECRETARY MCCLE GLAHD,
SPEAkEk GROW. HON. W r. DOO9E,
bTxs sMl IL HALLIDAY, ESQ, AND OTHERS
~ On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. April
h% IL; O'Clock. in front OF the premises, We
1."itl cell that splendid four story Dwelling
i neuss, oeing Ne 900 street, between 9th and
lvtn streets north, being a part Of Lot No g. in
s2uste %, having front of - feet ga inches on K
sreet ana portion Of the lot running back $50 feet
70 ~ ieot paved alley, Containing about thres
of ground wv
We would cali especial attention 10 person. want
ing to buy, as the house has been built in the vsry
pest manner, aud is strictly FIRST class aud offers
EXTRAORDINARY induce uents 10 purchase q splendid
The Stable is large and commoiious and has
rooms above for servants ~
Terms OF sale One-fOUrth cash halaass in Ous
Two and three years. deferred payments to be
cured By a coed OF trust the premises, with in
teiest All convey ancing at the peass the pur-
chaser. d deposit of $50 will be required as soon
as the property u told Title perfect sale without
reserve,
apps W. l.. WALL & co, Austs
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" wAsRIAsIeA, y. O.. Aarea Is. Va
Haven. Conn. praying for the extension OF patent
granted 20 him the sth day o. se etsn er is Toe
IL 10 ordered that the tssdDony IN the cese be
dosed the stk day Of Augost next: that the time
lmites @ tbs lssh aa5 q Assn.t nes, END thsl ssit
Any psroso nag oDDoss this extension.
n. ID. LEG2ETr.
mis- ~ OcOm1os1ooer 81 pateun.
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T1oRAIH. LIsT AND RAG 0ARPTfs WOW
j TO ORDER ct ny factory, In the rear Of M
tieeF Store. W. BRANDENBURG,
m-Am 10. HAS Pea1a. ayeaus.
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RY LATIMER OLEARY, Auotioneers,
- (Successors 20 Cooper b Latimer,J
eout hWest corner Of Pennsvy aniA ave- and llfh u

Southwest corner Of Psnnsfly ania ave- and lin IT.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY In THE
kORTHERn PART OF TIE CITY, AT ACC-
1IOA,
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, ApriI
10th, at sh clock. We will sell in front OF the
7premises, the vest II feet Of Lot IS, In 50 are
236, Improved BY Two-story aud Basement Brick
Dwelling. containing seven rooms, gas, Lstrobe
street north, between 18th and 18th streets west
being No. 1894. The lot has adepth of las feet
Also,
At b O'Clock y. m. in 'front.' Of the premises, Lot
~, In W lizards subdivision OF square No Isl, i'm
proved BY Two-story and Back Building Frame
Cottage, cont aiming six rooms. This property is
situated On street, between Nth aud 18th streets
vest and has front OF d. feet, with depth OF 100
feet.
Immediately after the above sale we will sell the
adjoining Cottage. with front OF Az tset by 100 feet
deep.
Terms: 0ue-third cash; residue in s, I2 and Is
nonths. with interest, secured by a deed of trust
ConNeysncing and stamps at cost Of pu' chaser 80
down on each piece Of property a. time Of sale
LATIMER OLEARY,
s?l0-d6ds Pat. rs Herald Auctioneers
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II THI sUfRIHE OOgKf OTTHR DIsTRIOf
i OF OoLC a BIA, ms 33d day Of Marok, l0l.
Elizabeth Livernore' :, r,,,,, u. ,u

John Il. Livermore,i
On motion OF the petit Toner. Elizabeth Livermors.
BY Mr. John Cruk shank her solicitor. Il Ia ordered
that the defendant cause hie appearapce to bs en-
forty days after this day: otherwise the cease viii
be proceeded With - in case Of default
True CONFLICT; b., nEl0e, Clerk. u3s-s6w
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by GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctloneers,
ID No. $40, southeast corner OF 7th and streets

RY GREEH WlLLlAAs, Auouonsers,
TRTs spH. ss SALE NJ oI PEI PROPERTY
AND AZ AND 6IH sTkEETs. ISLAND.
oeP r. 70 ne s deed
SsIt r. ri % lot p, e In sSu.rs No t which
T the at the distance II nes. froS
o, sd no
feet INCHES; thence east Is feet: thence north .
To S :s, f. Il q
SssSs as as ss Ct p
Tor 500 due in months sftsrdsss and %h sss:
said note Is due and wholly unpaid and have been
ncs :s :- * si % # S
property. together with all improvements, pubic
sale, IN front Of the premises, on SATURDAY., the
Terms: SSO In cash. and the rest in 9 and 1,
500 to be paid in cash at time Of sale. OonTsy
sncins and stamps a. the cost Of the lurcha.er. II
the property to be resOd at risk and cost Of do
fAulting purchase
mhneo,d GRHss ! w liz t' HSsi..
- rHs ABOVE SALE ID PosrPoNHpUE.
H. SAT- RDAY, April sth. att Pm
~ 0''s' Oh 'h' ! rHRSsAs WILSON, Trustee.
sps-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aasss.
,1ssd aaa IL ses ~ e. fSsh
sp0d GkEiE WiLLfAMs, Aucis.
GALE OF DISTILLED sPIRlTs.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
COLLECTOR OFFICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
NAsHINGTos, Apsil 10, 1871. \
Pursuant % instructions from the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, there will be sdid ct public
auction, to the highest bidder, TIL RSD \, ,
April 1Sth. At IL O'clock m, In building rear Of
Collector Office, No. SIT 7th street.
Is BAkRELk DlSTILLED SPIRITs. a
subject 20 TAX Of MY cents proof gan be
paid by the purchaser Said Spirits we're distilled
In May, 1853 under the super vision OF meter cen.
mission, appointed By act Of Congress.
Al :
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed q, Third Session Of Ferry .drst Congress

IGESEzAL AATIRI-Sc. Is
An AeT tD lie Tor ne batter OF life on
board OF yssseis propelled In whole or n part by
srea m M o-ofia rnslrn
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RY LATImEK 0LEAKi, Anot,0nesf., .,.,
Southwest corner Penna avenue and llth street,
GRF.T oArALoeUE SALE OF ELEGANT
Bk6szEs, IAcoUsR' y ,RR' GkYsrat ND
PsYsT Tk ISpta ehINA aH SILKS ss sa GiSR
PEREp rS sCREkMs APP IA w XARIErY OF
On tn THtas bFq M5as III eEi Apt 18Th
at ro 30 "a m and .a 1S 80 nm, M at our
uol If rars and beautiful articles.
Goods will be on exhibition on Tuesday and Wed
LATIMER& CLEARY, Aucts.
apiO dSds Patriot
PY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of Seventh and ID streets.
FOURyALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT.
sfsEET N6RTH AT a kAsh md NEAR
N On MONDAY, the 7th instant, at So O'Clock
snd r. Of inc Of Eo. L sns
Square No 81 each Lot being good bulldog front
and deP19 %sRf then asS for any one wish
Terms; one third cash; balance in and II
o nO on es All 6y
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser,
az spIod ''AO' dRsEa W WILLIAMS. Auct.
RY LATIMER q OLEAKY, Auctionror,
" (Successors 90 Cooper q Latiner.J
Southwest corner Psnnsylvsois ave. and iith stress
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PEoPERTY AT AUG.
TON.
~ On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April s;h,
49, at 81 O'Clock, we will sell in front of the
sA-& premises Lot %. in Shepherds subdivision OF
Square 623. improved by two story AID baseIu sui
BrlCk Dwelling, with water, gas ana bath room.
This property - Situated on Dcfrees street being
No ScJ between North Capitol and Let streets
west.
ALzO,
~ clock m. .infrOBt Of the premises, Lot q
II lays subdivision Of square 6IZ improved by a
twO-story and basement Brick Dwelling, with water
gas and bath room This property is situated on
lat street east, between @ and ID streets south
Terms OF 50 OnS-third cash; residue in 8, Il and
4 months, with interest, secured By deed Of trust
COnyeysnciBg and stamps al cost OF purchasers
so down on each honse At time Of sale
aplU-d LATiMER OLEARY, Auct5
Patriot a. q Sunday herald
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by EAIiAER CJKABY. Auctionasr,.
- teGccessUTs 10 Cooper & hstimer
ecutaves; corner OF Penn avenue and S,l. street
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RI LAyIMER 4 0LEARY, AuctiOnesr,.
SouthweSt corner Pecnsylvanis ave al ith streets
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7 SALE or WRARF SITE.

wAsHISGToN. d. o., April S. IEi
A Wharf Bite. ct the intersection OF 9th and r
Streets southwest, viii be sold at public auction e
the City Hail, April IL, ISL, et - m, The site
TN years TO the highest responsible bidder, and
must be improved By the construction OF good and
substantiaI Wharves, and oil prov ements must be
q the expense Of the lessors and shall ysrt back
3 the Corporation. For further information apply
70 the Superintendent and Inspector OF Streets,
sewers, Ac The Mayor reserves the right 20 reject
my and all bids, II deemed By hin necessary 10 pro-
cps II. @. EMERY, layor.
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One PomeTToy,s Land Grabs.

Iuring the second session of the Forty-irst
Congress. Senator Pomeroy succeeded in passing
through the Senate bill authorizing the Central
Branch Of the Union Pacific to extond its line from
\ point in Kansas one hundred miles west Of At
Gibson one hundred and hlty miles 20 n point Of
Junction with the Kansas Pacific Railroad, but af-
ter many attempts to pass it IN the House, Il Was
defeated and left on the Speakers table. Pome-
roy's effort had only succeeded after an attempt In
the Fortieth Congress 70 secore the passage of g
bill giving money subsidy in addition to lands, in
quantity similar 10 the amount granted upon the
eorapleted portions Of the road - ~. .rs o.
= That bill failed In the House. The attorneys Of
the company theD-arEned- -tlIeif-case -Oolore the
lat erier Department, cOntending that under the
law incorporating and making grants 70 the com
pany they were entitled TO an additional subsidy
and land grant suficient TO allow them 20 make
the desired connection, but Secretary Cox decfd-
cd against them. Having failed 20 make any I'M
pressiOna upon Congress, the determined land
arabbers have gone back 70 FIRST principles, and
have presented ir before Secretary Lelan0-
II will be remembered that this road was origin
ally chartered through Pomeroys effort on behalf
OF his brother, who owned q large amount OF stock,
and who a director. les history IS 70 well
known TO need any futtlsr ositiou-@Tile pi o
sent feature of this case Is that this road claims
the right under existing laws to connect with the
Onion Pacific at the one hundredth meridian, and
% reach that point by any ronte which may be
chosen as the most feasible. The present deter
mination Is to run this road through Nebraska Sc
As 70 absorb the larger portion OF the Republican
valley lands, which are known to be the richest In
the State. One srgunlen.s delivered last week,
the 9Th, and Mr.. Esarts submit his views.
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E L is not necessary to take = handful of these
Pitts to produce the desired effect :; tive Of them
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver.
Stomach and Bowels of aII impurities. The prin-
cipa ingredient is POdophy.llin. or the Alcoholic
Extract OF Mandrake, which is by many times
more Powerful, Acting, and Searching. than the
Mandrake itself Its peculiar action is upon the
Liver cleaning it speedily frona all ohstructiOns
with all the pswer OF Mercury, yet free from the
injurious results attached to the use OF that min
erals. -.t
In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspopsia. and
extreme Cossiveness, Dr. Hooasnd's German Bit
ters or Tonic should be used in connection with
the Pills The tonic effects of the Bitters or Tonic
builds up the system. The Bitters or Tonic Pa-
rides the Blood, strengthens the nerves. regulates
the Lizsr, and gives. strength, energy and vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills. and
tone up the system, with Bitters or Tonic. and no
disease can retain its hold, or ever assail you
These Medicines are sold by all Drugeistes and
Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
-Recollcct that it Is DR. HOOEIASp's aEHxAS Rem
EDIEs that are so universally used and highly
ommended; and onOt allow the Druggist to in
duce you to take anything else that he may sayis
tlst as good bsezuse he makes larger proht on
it. These Remedies viii be sent by express to
any locality, upon application to the PRINCIPAL
OFFICE. .at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
Jss1 ARCH STREET. PHI "ADELPHIA. p
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
c. ID. Ely, Proprfetor-Public Square, Canton
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A 10 lIl-
asa
GILT eINGERBREAD.

Kings, reckon, are half divine. -H e.
Not, like rulers, mob appointodj
More than mere mortal Eirtus'sl shine
Halees round the brow anointed.
Question not. o hard Of head
Reason Is a dingy grnbi lft-r.f L1 T
Don't rub, don't rub
The gliding od the gingerbread. 2
The iunky creed is not sham;
Title IN truth betokens Race;
A noble sire and noble dam
Bequeath a noble soul and face.
Down and worship vulgar redi
Fact is but dingy grub i.-t
Don't rub. don't rub .r...
The gliding OF the gingerbread.
Dream on, loversi one day wed. 1..s 81, "a
Then your dreams viii all come true.
Coldness, Jealousy lightly fed, =. :.
Discomfort, are not FOR you
Law reports should never be rendi
Fact is such dingy grubl
- Don't rub, don't rub -.-- .
The gliding on the gingerbread
Statesman; you shall dictate to kings. -
Lawyer; the woolsaek's not too high --
My UOSst Won have written things
P0sterity will not let die. III r-i r.
So let Fancy have her head;
She's q butterfly, Facts grub,
Don't rub. don't rub
The giIding "a the gingerbread.
The poor, rontented, love the rich,
Who never scorn the sons OF labour;I e.
Good people practise what they preseh, =
And speak no evf of their netghb0uF.-
Is this chaFitRhly said? ,.a - -- -. r.,..
Wretehed cynie; back to tub:
Don't rub, dOn'trtIb afe
The gliding on the gingerbread.
81 -a lll $50
know by much biography --
That men are wise and women pure
You doubt itg To the chuEchyards shie,
And muse on tombstone literature.
Think no evil Of the deadiia- --i
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-ns haRAFF & BALDWIN, 2
Attorneys at Law, Canton. ohio.-ohiee In the
Eagle Block up stairs. Jams 'T0tf
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The art of banboozzle Is very important 70 trad
ing PoiiticiAns-a particularly 60 the Kind eaea
dvs-thousand dollar-men. One " the Wayo y for
both Houses Of X. X. Congress 70 have IN an
derstanding that they shall seem, % faEOr eopls
measure which the people demand. and yet XII 4
which rings there are many. And then the way
not to do It "a for one House 70 pass a bill by =
large majority, with the understanding that The
other House Is to let Il drop.
For instance: la.fL Hr.Ie l.al
The House passed bili 10 abolish the fFanktng
Pillsge; the Senate iet Il drop. aafet =
The House passed bin To Abo ish the dnty oa
coal and on salt.
The senate have no tune 70 nftcni a L. they
must do SheImAn's X. X Bit.
The House 70 doing big thing on Auanesty ~
cat ed-and hage rushed 4 bill through y hieh ean
be easily ssled on 10 the senate BY an adjonrp-
Insnt tin Decensher next -
The five thousand dollalsInen hsS decided thsE
these are good BaInboozies for next -electLoa.--
prb540 U'sion.
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oh EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Nv A kSponhauer, at Old Depot Guests properly
cared for and Hills moderate maylz69u
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HOOlands e 2
German BitterS
=
Hollands .-.--s /,
H00fanFs
PodophylIin Pill,
Hoohand's Greek OIL.
HOnFLAED'S GERMAN BITTERS;


Are free fro. all othe :. It Is composed Of
the pure juices = VIAL PRINCIPLE or ROOrs, HERRs,
AND BARks (or as incidentally termed, extraets9
the worthless or idert portions Of the Ingredients
not being used. Therefore. in one bottle of this
Bitters there Is contained as much medicinal
virtue will be found several gallons OF ordi-
nary mixture. The Roots, &c, used in this Bit
ters' are grownin Germany, their vital principles
extracted in that country by a scientific Chemist
and forwarded to the manufaetory in this city,
where they are compounded and bottled Con-
tainirg no spurious Ingredients, this Bitters is
free frem the objections urged against all others
no desire for stinnuiants can be induced from
their use they cannot make drunkards, and cam
not under any circumstances have any bnt ben
efieial effect.
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Canton Building Association


Richard Ryan etux ct al.
DY virtue of an alias order to sell issued from
o the Court of Common Pleas of Stark county,
Obi O. and 10 me DIRECTED will offer for sale at
public outcry at the door Of the courthouse in
the city OF Canton, on -15 -t
Sat.trday, the. ISth-day Of Nay, 1871,
the following described real estate situate said
county to Wit: Beginning at point in the west
line Of the extension Of North Plum street north
wardly in the city OF Canton, ninety feet south
from where the south line Of an alley running
westwardly from North Poplar street along the
north line of a certain 4 rs acre tract heretofore
bought from Elizabeth Feather by Burke
intersects said west line of said Plum street so
extended; thence southwardly along said extern
ded west line of Plum street forty l4O feet, more
o. less to the north line Of land owned by NJ. s.
Shariot; thence westwardly along said Shariots
north line twelve more or less, to the east
line of the church lRndsS thence north along said
east line of said church lands forty 40 feet more
or less, to land owned by Joseph Mock thence
eastwardly to the place Of beginning twenty-five
[2a feet more or less.i
sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms
aprIsw5 R.A.DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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HherIGRnIA
Jacob schwarts vs.. Jonas Schwartz etal.
Tin pnrtifinrn I .-...-----


T0Y virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
ID court! Of common pleas ofStark county Ohio.
aud to me directed, I will offer for sale at public
outery at the door Of the court house In the city
Of Canton, on
Saturday, tie 2oth dag of Nay, 1871, :
the following described real estate situate in
Shark county, Ohio, to wit: Being part OF the
northeast quarter Of section four, township ten,
and range eight, beginning at the northeast cor
ner Of said section; theDee south with the sec
tion line twelve perches to post; thence west
twenty-nine Perches and eighty links 70 a post
standing the east side Of the road leading from
Canton to Randolph; thence with said road north
30 east twelve perches and ten links TO post on
the north boundary Of said section :ethenee with
saAd section line east, twenty i've perches to the
place of beginning containing two acres.
Also. part of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty three, township eleTeni range eight; begin
ming at the southeast corner of said section /;
thence west thirty six perehesto the section line
thence south eight perehes and -tYenty-thrse
links to the place of beginning containing two
acres of land u .a-.l 81. '.-' - t' II ---
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. m.i Terms; -
One-third eash-the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises. J. it =.
r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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Lost ON the PrAlrIe--rwo KAs6le GisAs
ME from Exposure. .-- -

A most deplorable event franspired nine miles
east of Council Bluffs during the Wild storm Of
Sunday night The 6onparel thus chronicles = >.
1.-TWO little girls. named Rsbinson sgodr 10
spectirely nine and eleven years. were lost on tho
prairie. and one II not bota. died Of exposure to
the storm They we're allowed 70 20 upon visit
70 the house OF a neignoor, distant about = mile.
They remained their until evening ard then
started 70 return The storm had eoinmonced,
but no apprehenslOn was felt - TO their safety. A.
they Journeyed on, however, they lost their way,
and wandered over the country in all that tefrible
uproar Of the elements, Tar into the night AtlnEt
one Of them, the youngest, suecurnbed 20 TIE cold
and fatigue, and unS6le 20 proeeed. lay down and
shortly died Her sister. benumbed. and wild with
grief, aud terror staid near Der body for length.
OF time, and then, In an almost dying condition,
endeavored 10 1nd the -krssclk again She roatnod
about In this way several hours, until at daybreak
hondaylnOEniBB. she fouild herself near home
She reached the house nnd told what hod hap-
pened when party Nns Immediately diepatchea
In search Of the other little girls reunins- They
were found At comparatively short distance and
brought In II Is since repo'ted that the s3dess
girl has died from the effects the nights events
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The l. laoasr Carpe.-Raerer.

r Acorrespondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
TRepl writing from Columbia, s. C.. draws .
graphic sketch of the present government Of that
State. Among other diSlnguiShed- Persons in
authority he d-scrIbeS the TREASURER OF the State
one Barker, 1sImeriy saloon keeper iii, Haver-
hiil Mzss.@a man represented as not good FOR his
dehisbefere he became Treasurer. sAfter the war
he settled in Charleston, and kept n grocery. He
"wealthiest ONCE holder in Columbia" ;" lie lives
in elegant style, keeps six or eight horses. and
@entertains his eopper-eoiered carpet-hAg fsiends
llkea prince. His wife displays hersel ia mag
Elihcent equipage the Hnest N The city. and her
hands are hadecked and heavy With diamondss
MeanShIle," says the eofrespeniSSnt Of the Com
Enerclal roseFybedy accuses PARKER Of being =
those Of the stste AnsneiRl agent in New. York of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-05-04

g. 81 Wells stated be Tore the Ness York Farmers
Club. that after ten years experience he found
yerv little differences beta cen carrots tHrnips and
ulAngold wurtzels In their erfects upon the appe-
lite of the COW; theirs lrllisaIsll xalue heing in
helping the COW ts digest and nssimilste, and
turning into milk the drier and coarser fodder.
Soho Concluded that the best root was the one
that cOuld be raised aud stored ulo=t eheanly.
The bil. hoets,AFe best for this tlioy eonstiner
cost ten cents bushe Ia the cellar bat omen NOT
over nvs. cents. He says he can keep the bestE
or IuanRold- clean while groWinE, Win The hoe,
and they grow larger, pun eSier add nl Up tasier
eFaV best In a strong rich fnelloW loaIn; but that
carrots and swedes are sl.sfe Pre4Llbie @ light,
dnssand saaay loal1s---eaIptcs SsAris1sss -