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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

TIE ELECTIONS-FUNERAL OF MINISTER LAM
BRECIIT.

TIE ELECTIONS-FUNERAL OF MINISTER LAM
BRECUT.
PAgIs Wednesday, Oct. H. 1871.
The election estimates OF the journals to-
day are contradictory. The Bonapartc and LeGitiEst
organs do not pretend won, but all the others
claim the majority OF the candidates elected for their
respective parties.
The TrcSSe dcplores the low standing Of many Of the
elected. The ClOche anticipates that an extra Sos
sion OF the Assembly viii be called TO raty the CdNtos
Treaty for Alsacc and Lorraine and also to adopt pre-
cautlonary measures against Il coup dttdt which is
threatened by the Bonapartists.
The funeral O! NJ Lambrecbt. the late Minister OF the
Interior celebrated in the Cathedral Of Versailles
to-day. NM Dufaure and Lefranc were the pali-hcarers
NJ Thicrs and Grcvy present, and the Deputies
and Diplomatic Corps attended In body. TIE romans
Will lie in state until Tomorrow, when they will he taken
to DOuai for intcrment.
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POLITICAL.
TEE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.


,,r,xrE SUCCESS OF THE REPUBLICANs-
v,oErEEN THOUSAND MAJORITY FOR THE
srArE T1CKET-A GAIN OF SEVEN REPRE-
sENTATIvEs AND TWO SENATOR'S
rsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. five have carried
the State by majority Of 5000 We gain one m'inOo
ot the Lower House in Eucks. one in schuylk Two -
dn1erne one in Cumberland, one in Franklin o"'
cambria and lose none. We gain one Senator 'N'
cumberland and Franklin and probably one in Luh''"''
giving us both Houses certain. RUSSELL EHN'i'
Chairman Icpublcan state Committee
rus PLOTS SEVENTEEN POLICE OFFlCLKo an
RFs1ID-ANOTuER MAN SHOT IoDH
NEGRO CAIRO TO BE BURIED On s'Nbni
p,,,, ,Dr,ru,, OFT. 11.-Seven ponce oin'eio'
arrested on warrants isSu'd yes'ei"'' Nr,, hefore
.ha no,. At q nth and Lombard-sts' WIZ 49,.
the Court of Quarter Sessions ''"o n, % tho
tbe cases were pOstpoheu "" %, itDossod tho
hsor.o n, Witnesses. coloIed man "o 80 ~
o,avtps Cato yesterday. says that INC ue
~"ius - attacked jumped on street car pursued
- 80 sssailants and through the car ana JunlTu
ont from the front platform Inc i""' eHo' ""' '"|H
$50 No additional deaths have occurred among 'he
sounded at the hospital but TWO persons A'o III
condition 49,. 49,, .A;s
49,, ny Policeman Mike McGluckcn.
ttsnsve preparations are making for the funeral on
- ,e,t of the Ne gro Cato. who murdered yes
I.v Unexpected That the coorcd people Will turn
out On EaasSf
osr for meeting has been signed by large number
=, leading Republicans. TO express indignation at the
h,I murder o the negro. Cato on election day. The
,,struan Of ;he Republican state Central Committee
,a - reward Of $500 for the arrest and cOnyic-
ton Of the murderc's
O,,v s.v scattering returns from the interior were
ao.,vcd 70 dsv end nothing to Indicate any change
,D the .lma;, gwen last MI chit. 1t - impossible as
-, IN .,y how the Legislature will stand.
S,RIk OT MtJuRlTIES FOR AUDIToR-GENERAL.
'"' rgI.b,cD. Democratic.
~ llesg
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FOREIGN NEVIS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

NEW TRADEMARK TREATY-SYnPATUY FOR
TIE IMPRISONED FENIANs-CoUNT BENE-
DEITIs BOOK.
LONDON. Wednesday. Oct. II, 1871
A special dispatch to The Telegraph, dated
Berlin 10th, SAYS treaty regulating Consular relations
and guaranteeing trademarks is about to he concluded
between North Germany, Great Britain, and the United
States.
large and orderly meeting. to amnesty for i'm
prsoncd Fenians, was held in Dublin last evening Mr.
smythe presided aud speeches were made by several
prominent Irishmcn.
Count Benedetu has published book entitled "My
Mission" which lie declares that the famous secret
treaty which Bismarck asserted proposed by NapO-
leon in 1867 and out OF which the Chancellor made
capital at the breaking out Of the late between
France and Germany, really the work of Bismarck
himself and proposed by him for the consideration
OF the French Emperor in 1866.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

POR LIvHRPOOL-n steamship Jaws Oct. lLMr he';rny
Nh Hannah Mra Richardson the Rev H. BucAey Mrs Joyce
Mis- Allen Mr. hscssh and and servant h snd nIs r. D. yr
fers p Bickev Mr. o. Carpenter MIA Isaac Dunon
M Gav-, Mr. Nathan TrOtter Mr. and Mra XIV ng0n the
Rev d. wife Masters McVicksr Miss MeN
M o. Horkmer Hitler Mr.. W. g. Hitchcock MI Henry
Buer Bernard miIcrn. Mr. A. pes:ou Mr. GD'd,rr
Miss Iiurbut Hamilton Mr. }. G. Htchcock A Richard
T. Mason, MI H. Ransom Mr. T. Aarph;
Jnn,h,n Ad,r John T,yior Mr. W Hunt Mis- Ame'
Abbott Pogarty Charles James DOnve b. Hayes
Nj IIayes John 4. HALEY
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HI 'NGARY.

ARREST OF MEMBERS OF TIE INTERNATIONAL
SOCIETY.
PEsTH Wednesday, Oct IL, 1871.
Some workmcn recently arrested here for
minor oenscs have boon discovered 70 DC active mem
hers Of the international Society Orders received by
them from the Paris Commune were found upon their
p,t,on The documents said 10 compromise three
members Of the Extreme Left Ill the French Corps Legs
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The UNION REPUBLICANS.

MEETING OF THE SYRACUSE DELEGATION.
The delegates to the late Syracuse Con-
ventaon met Republican hesdquarters Ffthave and
twenty secOndt last evening, receive and consider
communication from the ChaiEman of the Republican
cato Committee which Is O. follows:
COMMITTEE ROOM PVIH AVENUE HOTKL,l
NV -fOEk, oct T. ISL.
ehCLAiE TOCsKY esq., Chairman Of The linton Rel ub-
Lt1zH Stdtc Contention.
SAh 3d. Permit 10 call your attention to the
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IMMENSE DAMAGE IN INDIANA.
TIE TRIAL OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. 1.-The coun-
sci of Brigham Young continued their argument to-day
n ouab the Indictment or 10 compel the prosecution to
select one Of the 16 counts upon which TO try the case
Mr. Fitch for the defense concluded his argument this
evening, and to morrow the Court will give decision
The primo attorneys in the case are Bush ana Nor
we'll for the prosecution and Hampstead aud fltch ior
the defense The Hawkins adultery case Is next Oh tne
lnck1t
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5ueelal Aotires

The Executive Committee Of the CETI7ENS TAX
FINANCIAL REFORM Of the CITY and COUNTY
| OF NLW-YORK
The alc. gli members Of the w,s and mesA
respectfully the Fund for drfayag the expenses
Seventy performing the duty dsvove uOa
ba. omme meeting held the Cooper unOn h0nd~
evening September such subscriptions BE- ssnt 10 End
sauer IL Broadway ether tine GnsessgOe
coec,ors duly pp4tei the ~ao vii 'Do. ue~
sut.ority.
Erw.Yors. Sept. H. III
JiMIS NJ. B.D"N. PAUL n SP0FfORD.
NLNRY CLEWs WASHINGTON X VbREiLTR
SAML D. BAB,UCK WA. N. FLI.s5.
r. b. HERMAN j. SELGAAN
JSO A. STEWART EUGENE BALLIN.
HENRY q. hTTB6IGS Chairman irron,o
Wsi. p HAvEALl ER. vce,'0Ai-m,n. 'I'
The EXECUTIVE Committee Of Citizen, ana
{, Hi:ee To Examine INTO "a" Alleged F4oi' a.
s..Sna por 81 S Shs would BE-
e :f55 f,,;9 ii;''n'n, w IL i '
JEHS wfPFikR JOSEPH BTUNFSmAL
j. j O'DOHOH. n. lSAAC II. BAILEY.
EAccutive omn;tee OF Citizens and rax-payers for
the Financial REFORM OF The ity anu County o Nesy.
ooDsI it s1 or Teisys On. g. P S.
On SPA% 5onn,s sDs9 80 So :' 'a'
Chairman Of Committee o BIect4Ons
CsoEai .as . p sf4 RsFsG
! Csc. W. LTOs, secretarv
| THE seventeenth District Hcpublicnn Association
F meet fS1 fu eyj' RyESs At at Rspasisss
| ton JOEL " MASON. PresiicsL
| DAVID B. M.l1r,a, Secretary
18Th Assembly District n,qn
occk Lincoln a Of tisatb AMI Tsfsyhr't The
JoGS Coli sR (sso,.,,r.. JOSEPH Z POLLOCK Put
Fifteenth Assembly District Republican Associations
Kromms Hall z6 West Thirty tArls' THIS trhursi,b
W. B AvEFr, Secrs:Iry HENRY D LAPAUeH. Prc.d.nt
Gard.
lJ broadway Ne~iVrk. Oct 40. lS7L
Tbs Company prepared to pay all Chicago
which ,ers force up will s22ssOs AID
after making payment will surplus cspsI Of .SOu'
sR5Ool
detailed statement preparing aai vii be puLIAhed
completed
This preliminary friends and eososn
that tn. Company question and that the ',tus Of "
policy i, not affected by the Chicagotr..
RCDOLPu GARRTGUB. Predient
JOHN 3D. KAEL vice-Pr.ai,st
HUGO sCHUMAEN Secretary.
The Merchnnts' Insurance Company Of SeT.fort CS
have but 1900 total Of insurance and loss At tie Cegs
Insurance COMPANIES in Chicago
Hartford Providence this made to cor
wrong Impressions The following communication speaks Tor ~
OPuCz o. THE MERCHANT ISsCRAsc. Co..
l4s BRoADwAT,E T., Oct ~, lS7l
To n. Editor Of The Tr1bnn> --,.-
ae we aLe pleasure inquiries tie oondoo
Of this Company the Chicago AID present the Ooss
as. "a
eros TO- e4t'"
I-r.;i tn.s.s o.,
AMI zoe following In the Chicago ire "heh
are probably total: ..ou,
r Hoe & Co Of EewYork................S2Wl
B,L.r smith & Co. Of New-YOrk........... JtOO
Bowen Whitman Winssou. 2'WO 49,, ~.
Hubbard "e'-
~ ,o,n. nr n,Ds Cbcsa lose. ......... +l224i' .,
H"P' J.. l.. DOUGLASS, secre.ArJ.
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GIRNl Any

PARLIAMENT TO BE OPENED BY THE EMPEROR
BISMARCK AND THE FRENCH BANNERS.
BLRLLS. We tuesday, oct. IL, 1871.
The Emperor William will open the session
OF the EciCllSaS In PERSON.
Prince Bismarck will exact that French bankers
making contracts with the German Government or Its
citizens shall agcc consider such contracts binding
no matter what permanent form OF government France
may adopt
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THE KU-KLUX.

TIE MILITIA CALLED OUT IN MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11.-GOv. Brown has issued
proclamation calling ont the militia Dunkn and Stod
dard Counties, for the suppression of Kuklux.
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SPAIN.

SENIOR BFCEPEA ELECTED yICE-PRESIDESr OF
THE COETES-TEOOPS FOR MOROCCO.
Madrid. Wednesday, oct. Il, 1P7l.
SenOr Beccrra has been elected Nicc-prcsi-
dent The Lower branch OF the CO.tcr.
The War Oice contcInpates sending division Of the
Spanish Army to Morocco TO protect the Interests OF
Spain threatened by the conflict between the Sultan and
the kabyles
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TFXAS ELECTION.

GALVESTON, Oct. 11.-GiddlngsS majority IN
IN. lid District is All This includes $50 majority In
Limestone and Freestone Counties which under mar
tai law No further returns have been received from
he otbeI districts but they conceded TO the Deo-
Lrhts by small naiOrities.
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>,p vrysTR's WHEREABOUTS.

An apparently trihing misprint in TIE lFIn.
TN Of yesterday represented MT Joln II h'y''r ann
Nj w. smith Gi, indeed, there Is 'urh PRISON ~ N.
,t,,,. ~ ,,tnc ,cco,n,cnied A. J. Garyty IN h!- Nir'
he,orl H. s, TITS not ottAL rat 9rh hi PIE ~ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

THE SAN FRANCISCO IN-URANCE COMPANIES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE Pacific FIRE
man., Fund and the Union Insurance Companies have
levied assessments of rs per their stock All the
san Francisco Companies will meet their Liabilities
nrnInntlX.
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m..r.r.,,t,, r,.vyr,cs Oorpusy

Portmsty ne sd NrsysEsss al ics ssssdvu. whcs 10 -
$500 90 br, lss.,s oossos, 10 suas ssropsss &
add adbens strictly Ah policy has sos lost d" tss ss
fd oonnagaos Cbcgo. With cash capital Of nT~ h"sa'~
tA0ssand donars hi, Company regain h k'r position
badiRg COMPANY in this city.
officers having Loo. over su,r.sr Of tho Portland a
tDow be~ ympsi.s With tbo Of sAcs companies Ss~ snss
-TRv srpr,ss
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rtJGUIro HOPES OF TIE DEMOCRACY-GEN.
NOYEss MAJORITY 1900 TO 5000 TIE
-EGI,LATURE STRONGLY REPUBLICAN.
ny TKLkGRAPH To THE TRlTJNR-l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE following dis
patch war received this evening b. COL Hinton, Score
sry OF the Republican Executive COMMITTEE, from Cen
Harrison Chairman Of the RcpublIa State Committee
Of Ohio:
COIUABIrs Oct. ll.-From present indications, Cen
Noyess majority will about 5000 The Legislature VIII
bs-Senat. and House Republican majority. C1ncn-
na aud Cleveland elected the republican uCAeS' one VI
two candidates excepted
CEcISEATI Oct Il.-Returns from IS counties, town.
,apf and wards show majority for the Republican
sAts ticket Of lo524 Republican gain over the vote OF
1900 44 II the gain is propotionaie in the rest OF
the Il, Noyes's majority Will hc over $4,000 The Re
publican gam in Cuyahoca County is 2,'23.
All the returns continue 10 show Republican gains.
Republicans claim "a to majority on Joint Ballot IN
The legislature and the State by from $4,000 TO $4,000
AAouty
TIE LEGISLATIVE DOUBTFUL.
BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBCNRl
COLUMBUS, Oct. 11.-Returns from about 90
rounes Indicate that Moves will have amaorty OF from
1000 ~ 300 The Legislature Is doubtful. The RepuD-
an have 6 certain the Senate and 81 In the house
The news from Hamilton County is more favorable TINS
,yeIps and II is probable that the Republicans have
,ecto enough Senators and Representatives there TO
tva them majority ioint ballot not the control OF
both II Uses The Prohibition ticket defeated the he
bUu % iuddAtes fOT the Legislature IA SeNeI@A 'ouH
Ge. oo
THE STATE MAJORITY 10000.
COLUMBUS, Oct. l1.-Returns from 40 coun-
ts. show Republican majority Of 1890 The Repuo-
b,p yam ON the state ticket is $780,. The majority II
Tue tate sill be over 1900.
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The STATE or TRADE.


wuHrvGroS n g. l-Spirts Tnpeuine advanced and firm
= To- for No. /. - :.
so for Crude Tur2enine 30 10 for Ham
81 " ielOS D.p, aud @i % for |Ign
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UIIIT.
Br0SsoSAt Pr~etou " J.. oct n Mr.. I'urs " Bto-@s
riios Of u. and dA1sGr Of he iAe ihpa W"
KEHLkROn Mosd,v Ier inrerin; Illness Amos Keele
the 90 Of ksae
The lve1 and rcn4s Of the i sectfgi sei to .':sA
Us ilersl on Thursday the 2h inst. O'Clock J. % al Sls
esurie' OF liz David T. Oak. No 2 Bat ft-eshh O.
lLe remains will be tAkn to Spnlgjei " j. tor lnserment
NEtHEE-Oa Tuersy morning. H. brooklyn G. MCKEE u
the rG'h o. b.. age
FIra OF he family invited funeral 10
IKE rsilencs ly Adel?his. VI WlopS fIsrs
day ait moon. Oct H. at o cock.
EOCLTONNr' Ella beth Nser MoGlton aged 20 daughter
rsh"m Bus-ing Of Nev.yors. deceasad
The un"fa wa tsse place from y; pil Church MO1iss1n ~
"cl e, Fty oct IT, int Carriage will ~ te Nor
T'Ht Doi Tor tue li;io m trsn fl N ForJ~ 20 ~! I'D
fHiiG-lr NV York X is;iVes spt
scctuly inv tee 10 attend without further invitation.
RtlHONlAt the Residence Of Der father ave.
Bro'Lvn, NenelS Oct H. Jane Amrha daughter
N"lson q. Raymon ssei 20 yrsrs, mobth and days
NOTICE q i1n"Ts "a -EDrfOr pAy"r.
T. ItEL.-Sudl"Dy % Tus1ay Oct 10 Adra g. Uain scN
.f
t., ic., Of fri ipTtsd 10 attend TIRE fur-rai
Il Lr father H. u.deSbI No 70 " ,st fhetbu
+yNtnrg al JIclOrk
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PASSENGERS ARRIVEU.

FROM HAyANA-In steamship Columbia Oc. llrol, T P0nl
Richards YgnacO fueBts. Ricardo Fueutes A.
CalAdo NJ T. Csyapga Louis sIegula aud IL IN seerage
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DIP PRYsrRR-MorcIS-On nh October. IT the ra,ncs Of q,
BRIDES by the Rev. Dr. hontx0nsrI Fredere James ~
Pr1tr Of SeWfnA 10 Augusta NcEerS daughter Of WIN n
Morris Of MorrSanla.
ALI-SNITn-Oa Ws!ne>ay OFT II At The rdenee tbe nsss
yIrca y Nv Thea L. Cuyler D. d. Charles u Han :" hAoA~
". Smh all Of Brooklyn
kATHRR- OiCOTTOn Tuesday the i0h ns al ne renleecs
H. bnir'. parent nv IN. Rev. Jra ~ kneI ~ D. sss's
1Loaas d. d.. Frodenc u hher o. f'eAAss
Ohio Coeha Iieye daughter OF John n Ocoa Of taa d1
McINTIRE-M Thursday, oc a. the residence o.
b. Wilson, Jsnes helat:rr OF Sphssss
,ys Al Ebe,h L. daughter Of the late Joha Morris WI
h1ahan haX
IN. residence Of the htes aBre Whis
aus month u nv Friends ceremony Aeah Tempkins
Scdr,Gae 70 H,ry q. Ha1sad Of Mil lrook. n. T.
TRIPP-hILLER- I1a.ns York. AZ the reoenne
bes ther John &. Miller TpesA Oot 70 o. nc
Row T. H. Van kIeeCk Af DtG inpp ~ A~ f-ns uief -
VI Witt Plains
WArD-WHEELER-n the MADISON hlrc On Ia,sby 80.
Irg Oc, 10 k prv rtg g. Ward. NJ D. 10 Nus
A. daughter VI VIM A Wheeler. al OF tas citg.
dN Notices Of Marriages must h. iEf1sn urn 'st
dad dd<Hess
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u,>, TT SEWARD AT HOME.

AUBURN, Oct. 1.-THE Hon. WIN. H. sew
ard was cordially welcomed home by Ills leLo"ei'Ien'
tonight
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MdRRIEU.

Jnripiert By JoHSsoEs Ass
LISkEST ased Internally
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ri!r 1rCIS1. ATT-EF DOUBTFUL.
THE STATE MAJORITY 10000.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 11.-Returns from 46 cOun-
ts. show Republican majority Of 1890. The Repuo-
h.,n .ln ON the state ticket $780, The majority IN
In Il l,r Will be over 1000.
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Headquarters for Single Waliham Watches,
FULLER Co., ~ Bosd. 81 Ssv'fort
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TIE OHIO ELECTION.

Total .....
E,.m t'.d majority for Stanton, l5,C46.
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DIED.

AH Notice, Of Marriages must h. irfased nth MI
dad dO<ress
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To the Public.
UoNE INSURANCE. C0sPANv.l
No I5 Broadway Ee~.York. October II. 1871.
The Once this Company fee: AnOd to Assure The
b thai, from the bes, Aey have been se to oS hey
M eoosde, tba, the HOME will be able al is Losses Chicago
and ample security left for the protection Of 10
policy boilers
T,ev have from oekAod ana
Others that the prosecution Of the bu'ae sA
tioaal capital will be promptly furnished
Toe Company continues 10 issue policies as nuAL
BY orier Of Special Committee
N wAsHBURS Secretary.
Lie Association Of America
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, NETWORK
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES:
SAFETY and M return to policy holders EoomJ ard eaey mas
.grment All pos,s equ,ably divided snOng policy ho1et~
Policies forieitng fair Surrender value guaranteed BY
Ever, STATE a oas or representatives b; Gens" e"
Direction "iLLlAi D"
1merican Issttnte.TAe POlytsehr br'ss ~. q Coo s
A aiS9n :, a oea Prof JAMES A. WHITLEY rm
rnhtot Dsy cOnsock Lcde Asn rdi csnrnsn
RoBERr VEIN, secretAfy .. - !. a.. ,-.-s -
1 saTsRDIY Oct a. is7i vii ee.e 81 "a, &C. ~
~ wedpssiay fhsistav ct No. ana i0sks Ps.anasx
Cents ORES. Has, ss7e%s , 1csssr' Co. 81. s...4.
rh-,, Wit he q u al the BAbcoeA fA
D. m TO-DAY at BovtnsEreeh =. =. a.. :.
we wsFs .:l.s * s'''''" see 's
nI rnrs q. aud Opium E1,ils..l a.E.ss' w Fsa'ts.
~ ave -; al o. s-.a &' ''"'''~ r..,, y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-27

Tosh Billings says, Hogs are gener-
~, nt,aFIy41ned.'s q Il must not be thought
sfander on the human race to say that
the following amusing picture Of animal
selfshness, by a writer IN Western
Maryland to the American Unions re-
minds us strongly Of the hungry scram-
bic which generally takes place among
children for scattered toys or sweet
meats, as well as among older aspIrants
for power and property. Benevolent
men who have money to give away are
ant to be set upon and chased very
much like the single pig with the ear OF
corn:
have been laughing heartily at a
trivial circumstance. My host having
an extensive farm, has any quantity Of
live stock travelling about loose, as is
the custom here swine being the Prln-
cipal pedestrians.
About sunset. one of his sons goes to
the courthouse and shouts prolonged
t'NVho-o-o ~ at the Top of his voice,
whereon the hogs from the distant woods
and fields come quivering with speed
over hills and through fences, squeahng
with anxiety. Old porkers, like scholars,
in prospect of a meal back out of deep
excavations for roots, and renew youth
ful agility. In a few moments the door
Of the granary is surrounded with a
dense mob of grunters and close semi
circle Of equally anxious geese, turkeys,
ducks and hens. The scramble for the
ears Of corn thrown out, and all the pro-
tests of anger and envy of the various
creatures uniting in a grand squall
makes an animated picture of selfish
ness quite novel to a stranger. The
colored man, to-day, happening to 60
into the courthouse, about the usual
hour for distribution, was mistaken by
the watchful creatures for their almoner
and grand rush followed. The man
having filed his sack, left without
noticing his clients. Having a curiosity
to examine the courthouse, l entered It,
not observing how popular was grow
ing every moment.
The din outside reached such a height
ffor by this time all the denizens of the
farm-yard had assembled) that looked
outand saw quite sea of snouts all point
ing towards me and squealing theil
loudest, while the hens and turkeys ex
postulated with and fought each othel
for preferment. / threw out one ear o
corn, and in an instant the lucky, o.
rather unluclsy hog who seized It wa!
the head Of a swift-moving procession o
his kindred, and even geese DUCKS anS
hens, all shrielzing in their special dialec
and pursuing him like the witches il
Tam O'Shanter. Round the corn-hous,
and then under it and down the road
they went, the column dePloying like th,
tail of a peacock, all trying TO get to th'
head-centre, where the unhappy corn
bearer, with his snout poised high, t.
keep the coveted morsel out of genera
reach, was rending the air with his half
obsuucted squeals of protest. Wen
down to the canal on some business
and as / returned, the hog passed me a
full speed. still followed by some Of hi
perservering attendants. and the ear o
corn sticking out Of his mouth like Z
gigantic cigar.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-27
sHERTFF,s Sales sc.
herif7s SaIein Partition.

Sherif7s SaIeim Partition.
DorOtha N. Huf lTNot Pursuance ,aY
George Bowers, ct al. mands Of an Or
mon Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, and
to me directed, shall offer for SALE at pub
lie vendue, from the door of the Court
House, in the town OF Delaware, on
Saturday, january 2sth, 1871.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property to-Wit:
Situated in Brown township Delaware
county, State of Ohio, and In section four
% township i've 90 Range eighteen (IS) lot
u Q, 8. Lands eontaing s71Sacres more or
Also the north part of lot Hin the same
seetion1 oEVnshfp and range, and bounded
and described as follows Beginuine at the
north east corner Of lot of hfty-three
lot Il to Stapleferd HeaverIo by Lewis
Olney and wife-and running thence north
Is degrees and 80 minutes, west us 4I-100
poles to the centre Of Alum creek; thence up
the centre of the creek to the north of said
lot No. IA, thence east on the north line Of
said lot IA to the north east corner of said
lot thence south on the line between said
lots 13 and "A to the place Ofbeginning sup
posed to contain go acres more or less.
Also the following premises situated in the
County of Delaware and State OF Ohio,
range lS, township 3, section 4, u. 8. M.
Lands and bonded and described as fol-
lows: Along the south half oflot u in said
section, containing S41z acres of land. more
Milton by John R. Smith. the whole of the
above described tracts being the said real
estate of Joseph Bowers late of said County
of Delaware died seized.
The several tracts are appraised, subject
TO the dover estate of Dorotha Bowers, as
Follows, to-Wit:
Lot z south part, s41S acres unen-
r :, e1g9m1bsTed 19 n 1925 90
!. WHICH Y are oenoumbered BY dover 2os5 90
by dover 24Oo 90
Total $500 o.
dec sO-5wpfsI5 = -'i' sherifr.