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DOMINION OF CANADA.
OPINIONS RESpSC TING THE new TREATY,
The Treaty Approved In the New Brunswick
Parliamcnt-views Of the Canadian Press
Government Ga gans Non-Conl initial.


Government Organs Nom-Comaiitsul.
THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
ST.. JOHN N. b., May IL, 1871.
An animated debate has taken place In the House
-tiaed by the High JOINT Commission. The Attorney
General stated that the government had official
information, and as yet had only newspaper re-
ports. The House was unanimous III conforming
auy and oil such measures as have yet been
made public. The abolition Of tine export duty alone
Will take from the revenue OF New Brunswick over
$4,000 per year without an equivalent The session
Of the local Legislature will probably be prolonged
to allow authoritative Information being received.
HALIFAX, May IL, 1871
Tie local government papers denounce the WASH
ington treaty as grossly unjust to the Provinces
The government papers give a quasi approval and
want to await the text Of the treaty. Among those
interested In the fishing business the treaty Is
regarded with entire dsfavor, because IL opens the
American market to them; but all others denounce
1t.
MONTREAL, May IL, 1871.
The papers generally express themselves as sat.
isled with the treaty saying that the terms as
good as could be expected.
TORONTO, May I2, 1871.
The Globe waits for the full treaty, but Gays the
terms, as now published. will never be sanctioned
by the Canadian Parliament. The government Or
gans are noncommi.tal
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GERMANY.
The Emperor William Slightly Indi,posed,
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, May IL, 1871.
The Emperor William is, according to Official an.
nouncement, slightly indisposed. The Court Circu-
lar has not yet issued any particulars as to the ma
ture Of his Maestys indlsposition. In spite OF his
old age (seventyfour) the Emperor is, however vet
quite vigorous and at present there is no ground for
anxiety regarding his health.
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BS0.gLys PUBLIC SCH.0L Is.

AT the Academy OF Music, Brooklyn, last night,
one OF tho peasantest entertainments Of the
was given under the auspices OF Pubic school, No.
ls.> There were In ali about 1900 children present.
most OF whom joined IN the choruses and took part
In the callsthenic exercises. Excellent music was
furnished by the Twentylhlrd regimental band. the
proceeds are 10 be devoted to the purchase pianos
Tor the school, Great credit Is due to the Principal
Miss Blake, for the efrlcicnt manner In which TIE
whole affair was managed
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THE GREAT PURGATTvE anil CArfIARTIC.
Useful IN all diseases affections OF the liver super
sedng salts magnesia and all other gaves catnar
tics.
Very inviting in appearance and like CONNECTION
medicine
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARrLr4A,
the Great Blood Purifier Useful Ia all the blood
and skin Take bottles
HELMBULD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA
and one box
uELMBOLDS CATAWRA GRAPE JUICE PILLS.
In the spring months
IL the time that the system ndcrgoe5 change and mede
cues have quicker effect.
Prepared By II. T. HEIMB0LD.
Crystal Palace Drug Store f9t Broadway, New York
Palace Rhar'nacy, Gisey House, Broadway and twenty
ninth street, New YORK
Prescriptions accurately compounded French, derman
and Spanish spoken
Stores Oh al night
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MADRID, May, II, 1871.
The Constitutional Congress will meet tomorrow
and M. Moret the Minister Of Finance will on Sat
urdaY submit q statement embodying complete
financial scheme, which provides for great savings
in the expenditures OF various departments OF the
government,
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republic and tho Commune nave escaped a
mortal peril. Treason had penetrated our
ranks and bribes had been distributed. Ros-
sells surrender of Issy was the first step in the
drama-the opening of the gates Of Paris was
to follow. A majority of the guilty have
been arrested; q court martial in now sitting,
and their punishment will be exemplary"
NEWSPAPERS AND RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION SUP
PRESSED.
Numerous papers have been suppressed.
The Commune has ordered that religious in
struction cease, and that all cruciflxes and
Madonnas be removed from the schools.
THE RAMPARrs WELL GUARDED.
d. Delascuze reports to the Commune that
the ramparts are sufficiently guarded to pre-
vent surprise.
VAST BONApARTIsT ORGANIZATION.
The Steele says vast Bonapartist organiza-
ton exists throughout France.
EMISSARIES IN THE PROVINCES.
Commune emissaries are arranging the con-
vocation Of four municipal congresses at
Bordeaux, Lyons, Nantes and Lille.
General Discsurag Observation-Disclosures Con-
hdent-Weakncss Of the Communist Army.
@ LONDON, May 10, 1871.
The London Times special despatch from
Paris says Colonel Brunei has been appointed
Commandant at Fort vanvres.
BATTERIES AND PEsrILENoE
A series Of batteries has been prepared in
the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the Pantheon. pes
thence is apprehended in Paris
GENERAL ENCOURAGEMENT.
The London Daily NeaCs' despatch from
Paris says the National battalions are thinning
out rapidly. The>resignation of General Ros-
sci causes Encouragement among the Com
munists.
DELEsoLUzE CONFIDENT.
NJ. Delescluze is unable to 10 mmcb, In con-
sequence of i'll health, but in speech just de-
livered he expressed confidence in the future
freedom Of France and in the success of the
Commune.
WEAKNESS OF THE COMMUNIST ARMY.
The London Standard of this evening has
despatch asserting that the Communist forces
are only $4,000 strong, and that the Versailles
army could go into Paris to-day if it would.
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IrlfcraM TO THE NEW YORK AElAlo.

VIENNA, May IL, 1871.
The American Minister, Mr.. John Jay, gave
banquet to-day In honor OF Mr.. Chiders-untll re-
Gently First Lord o. the British Admiralty-who
arrived here yesterday. Mr. Jay Will probably leave
In few days on a short visit to Constantinople.
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An English stcnmcr in D,utress-Murdcr on =

An English Stcnmcr IN DiutYess-NInrdcr on =
New Or.eAns Steamer. gN4@
HAvAsA, May IL 1871.
The English steamer Sapphire, which ran Oh Mat
tacomba reef during a hurricane anOctober, was
towed Into port to-dny. te
A MURDER on A STEAMER. .nff
Mr.. LANCE, the second oiIlcer OF tine German
steamer koin who stabbed during glAc passage
from New Orleans by an Italian, dred yesterday.
Mr.. Narrow, the purser OF the steamer, fired Is
twice by the Italian. but the shots raisscd him.
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At Booths "a Winters Tae' will DO given; at
Day's rli,h Avenue theatre Mr. Charles Mathews
Will appear IN ''Used Up" and "0atnerwool;r Gil.
bort's comedy, "Raniall's THUMB" VIII be the
attraction at wallack's; tae last MATINEE OF 'Iiori-
zon'' VIII take place at the olympic; the last also OF
"Barbe Bleuen Is announced at the Grand opera
House; exit Is promised az Niblo's; "Un nallo en-
Mascherar at tie Academy; Crank" at Lima
Edwins; "Help," with Joseph Murphy, at Woods;
meek and Neck" at the Park. Brooklyn. Matinees
viii also be given at Dryaaps. Newcomb & Airing
tons, Glooe, Comique and Tony Pistors-
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h.--iscrri1s,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l broadway, corner Murray street.
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GREAT BANQUET AT FRANKFORT.
Baron ROthSchid President Of the War In
dfmnify Committee,
TELEGRAHs TO THE NEW Yosx HERALD.


We have received the following despatch
from our special correspondent in Berlin =
BERLIN, May IL, 1871.
Prince Bismarck returned to this city yes
terday, and was greeted with cheers by large
crowd at the railway station.
GREAT BANQUET AT FRANKFORT.
Last night there was great banquet at
Frankfort. There were present Prince Bis
marck, Baron Rothschild, Herr Won Arnm
and other distinguished persons. The French
diplomats were absent, preparing for their
departure for France.
THE WAR INDEMNITY
Baron Rothschild has been elected Presi-
dent of the Financial Committee appointed
under the treaty of peace. Respecting the
war indemnity, the deduction is only three
hundred and twenty millions of francs (sixty-
four millions of dollars), in return for the
French concessions in the matter of the
Eastern railways.
THE EMPEROR ST <.
The Emperor of Germany is indisposed
Bismarck'x Account of the Trenty-Thc
acknowledgements OF the Commercial
Treaty.
BERLIN, May 10, 1871.
In the German Parliament to-day Prince
Bismarck gave the particulars of his recent
visit to Frankfort to confer with NM. Favre
and Pouyer-Quertier. He said that if the
object sought had not been accomplished the
Germans would have taken possession of
Paris AID demanded the withdrawal of
the Versailles forces behind the Loire.
The treaty which was concluded hastens the
payment of the war indemnity to German,
Half milliard of 1t is to be paid by France
thirty days after the entry of the Versailles
army into Paris, and milliard more before
the end Of December of the present year.
Then only will the Prussians evacuate the
Paris forts. As to the abrogation of the CON-
mercial treaty Prince Bismarck stated that
the withdrawal of France from the mainte
nance of that ms trument was merely for the
purpose and in the hope of the receipt of in
creased customs duties with wniah to liqui-
date her Indebtedness. The satiications Of
the treaty are to be exchanged on the goth
inst
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Porte Maillot Utterly Destroyed by
the Government Batteries.
Vast Bonapartist Organization
Throughout France.
The Communist Army Only
$4,000 Strong.
TELEGRAMs TO THE NEW YosK HERALD.

TELEGRAmS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Our special correspondent in Paris sends us
the following despatch -
PARIS, Thursday Night,
VIA BoULoGNE, Friday, May IL, 1871
AT a meeting of Frecmasons, held at the
Cirque Rationale this afternoon, it was re-
solved that the property Of all absentees not
returning to Paris within eight days would be
q con1scated for the benefit of widows and
orphans
yANvREs TAKEN AND RETAKEN
AT four o'clock this morning the disheart-
cned and demoralized garrison of Fort Van
vres evacuated the fort and retired to the
enceinte. However, on the arrival of General
Dombrowski, it was reta1en at the point Of
the bayonet from the Versailles forces which
had occupied It,
THE RAMPARTs ARMED.
The southern ramparts of Paris are heavily
armed, and those opposite Fort Issy are firing
directly into the fort. Fort Issy is now armed
by the Versailles troops, with massive cannon,
destined to lombard the ramparis.
NEW MITRAILLEUsE.
General Bergeret, who has been again taken
Into the favor of the Commune, is constructing
small mitrailleuse which will fire 100 balls
In succession.
BREACHING APPARATUS
The forces Of the Versailles government
are actively engaged in constructing breach
ing apparatus. Porte Maillot has been utterly
destroyed by the fire of the batteries on the
opposite side of the river.
BATCH OF ARRESTS.
The Mayor Of Issy was arrested by cap
tain of the staff Of the War Office. Upon him
was found list of the secret imperial police.
He was taken to the prefecture this afternoon
for Identification by the staff officer, and on ar
irving the latter was arrested also as bad
character. NJ. Floquet, Deputy Of Paris, was
arrested this morning.
TURCos DE COMMUNE.
To-day the Turcos de Commune have
mounted guard at the Hotel de Vile. A
double line of sentries has been placed across
the street. and all circulation stopped.
RossEL's ESCAPE.
General Rossel has escaped, and the Com
mune Is greatly enraged at the loss of their
prisoner. General Bergeret has been ordered
to find him, and the authorities are telegraphing
everywhere within the city, as it is supposed
that he-is still in Paris General Dombrowski
declares that Rossel il not traitor.
THEIRS HOUSE TO BE DEsToYED.
The heads of the Commune have ordered
the destruction of NJ. Theirs house in this
city.
LITTLE BoMBAsT.
The Communists threaten to make gene
raj attack on the army of Versailles, but it is
doubtful If they will venture to do anything
Of the kind.
THE THREE sENDARMEs.
OF the three gendarmes discovered and
arrested last night one has escaped, another
has been killed and the third is still q prisoner.
He declares that It Is his intention to kill DOM
browski II he gets chance.
Communal Claims Of victory-vanvres Re-
tsksn-A Comuunist Proclamation
Charged with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sup
pressed--vast Bona pnrtist Organization
Csumun,ss Rpaissaries In the Provinces.
PARIS, May IL, 1871.
The Communists claim victories, and deny
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ht Observation-Disclosures English Tais,> Um-
brelas. Boys and Youhs' Straws Fcts by the
makers. la Fifth avenue and $50 Broadway.
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BUENOS AYRES.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Business Entirely Suspended-Terrible Ravsr

Business Entirely Suspended-Terriblc RavT~~
: Rcs of the Yellow Fever.
BUESos AyRHs, April Ia,
Via LONDON, May r. 1871. 'f
Business is entirely suspended, and the city, to .
great extent, deserted The custom House and all
the banks are closed. The ravages OF the yellow
fever continue ana WIN apparently only cease for
the want OF victims 10 the disease
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Cmfav On ssrapc Juice Pills.

A.-Brcknw ENTHUSIASTICALLY In New
etylesScotch Chevtot suits and London Diagonnls
aud Vests IS to "a Fourth AMI 8, Lafayette place
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A.-FOrR Stylish aud elegant fIni at Popn.
lar prices to DoUGAN, l02 Nassau street, Of
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LobdeI's New Mammoth tl0thing House
for Boys Ready Made and Custom. Prices lowest
Ia the city ilsJ Broadway, corner Twentyeighth street
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The worthy School Commissioner Timothy Bren-
nan was the recipient last evening or testimonial
ftendered him by his fellow Commissioners In tho
form Of serenade by Grafuas band In honor ot Els
return from hts wedding tour
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The Royal Clothes Wringcr N Sci T.Adiuss.
ing; be used BY the most nexperisnced canno. 10
get OF order will last ten For sale BY
NE FRASkIIS MAN i AtrURiN9 0sSfANY. Il c0rt
Iandt street, corner OF Church.
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CIoverinc SuppIants Benzine In all Its Uses.
possessing Of its offensive properties hut alls useful
ones. rs per bottle.
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Talcr, stru1aiinG IN Poverty in " Wrong
pursuit may BE reversed by fhrenoio2ci sasnnarons
vi $50 Broadway.
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G - ID a.
Herald Special Report from
Havana.
Rout Of q Band Of Negro
Insurgents.
-~~<~>~yN>~-~~~~--~~~~<~~
Murder on Steamer from New
Orleans.
y q A.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yuak HERALD.

HAVANA, May H. 1871.
haves received intelligence from SanctI Spritu,
dated the 10th INST, to the effect that the Spanish
column under Colonel CadIz has routed q band or In
surgents composed OF negroes, coming from the
Chfco Villas. Thirteen were killed on the Held and
four taken PRISONERS
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Lociuiou or OxyGcnated Cod Liver OH
lung, kidney skin and Wood diseases when all other
re nedies have entirely failed.
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AUSTRIA.

Banquet BIZ the Austrian Minister to Mr.
Childers.
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R,ynI Havana LOTTERY.

Royal Havana Loffcry. .o.e.-..~.
Ths ri of the Official list from Havana conhrs mo
telegram tbai have sold thc Capa1 fke oi s-o~o y"
drawing OF Aprf 70 =. ,,...,o... srx,ish ps,A NM.
Goli an :. silver, tioyeruAeu Securities, ~.
"oa TAyLlR A Co. Bankers, 10 Wal street, New York.
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No Charac 20 1heumniics for Gnnrar,ce r 20
cure; unlimited quantity DIR FlTLERs HhESMA1iS
SYRUP, or money refunded 81 John street.
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A.-For n IiDc md ElcgaDt Hat Go Is
ESPENSCIlEID, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street
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e,,I 80 ains receyod No. a,4j ire~ $4,000. Sod.
20" 0i""'s JOSEPH BAfES 4 CO,
po,, oe,ce box agA No % Wal street
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NIorhrrs. Mothers! Nathrr-!
MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRuP has been use1
for children with taing safety AMI success
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Dr.. Snge,s Cntarrh Rcmsay.-S500 Re-
ward for an ncurabe Sold By druggists BY mail
50 cents pamphlet free. Address X. v. PIERCE. ~ d.,
Bulalo, ". Y.
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Mrs. Shaw's Lation.-Thr Only Positive
Twenty street.
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Pinto <slass.-Thc New York fimte - n,s ~ ~
class; also guaranteed setting nsufng agans A. cnsa
elties A. NLWBUkY, Secretary, lss beosowAy'
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scuvid,s styles of GentIeInea's Hats nro
ready salcsroom. 30 broadway. near Duane street.
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Chris;ndoro,s Unrivaiicd Hair Dve.-SoiJ
and applied his WIZ scalp factory No Aston Housc
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SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

Financial Reforms to Be Proposed in the Cortes.
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co,cerv,,u TropicaI Island, and Apucxr.

Concerning Tropical Islands and ARncxrs
the public mind Is unsettled The heads Of The propc
however generally clear, be abundantv proved
BY yi,i, during business hours to the establish
nent OF KNOX the batter 2 Broadway corner OF Fulton
street KNOCKS handiyork the elegant the kind
cxtan coverings for the present spring par
excel ence. til, Hats OF tn 0 Period.
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A.-Pha!on's New Perfume.
1--we 1--we YY 9y
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Exprricnce Wprrarts Us In Recommending
HALLS VEGETABLE sfCILIAN REVIEWER A. SURF
rernely for rrav hair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-09-21

= NEW CENSUS AND PATENT LAws.-We
are indebted to Mum & CO., publishers of
the Scientific Anleyican, New York, for a
neat little bound volume of 40 pages, en-
; titled as above It contains the complete
Census of $780, showing the population,
by Counties, of all the States and Terri
tories, with their Areas, and the Popula-
ton Of the Principal Cities. Also, the
new Patent Laws in full, with Forms, Of
fetal Rules. Directions how to obtain Pa
tents, Copyrights, Regulations for Trade
Marks, Assignments, How TO Sell Patents,
etc. Also. large variety of valuable in
formation relating to Water Wheels,
Steam Engines, and dothermechanism with
many useful tables and recipes, l75 dia-
grams of Mechanical Movements, ect We
advise every body to send for it as above.
Price, 25 cents A more valuable com
pendium, for so small price, has rarely
been published
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DIED.


MARTIN-On Sent. 18th. 1871. IN Perry Tp.,
ELIsHA MARTYR, aged 6o years mos- and IS days
The funeral, which took place on Sunday. the
18th inst. Was largely attended The services
were conducted by the Rev.. B. shumalxer, Of
Canton, Ohio. Mr.. Martin leayesa deeply afflicted
widow and children. wen as well large cir
scle OF friends to his death. Nay their loss
lbe his gain z-aass- Cox.
.sTAHLER-Departed tllis life, at the house OF
lher parents In Holmes township on the morning
M OF the ath instant, OF consumption, Mrs. MAET
ANs eTAELKR, daughter Of John and Cathartne
LiehtenwaIter, aged 20 years and IL months.
Deceased was Joined in marriage 10 her now
berssysd husband, PhiliP stshss ss Of Canton, Cant o.,
thus consummated was of brief duration, viz -
! year II months and IS days; strieten hus-
eight months old, are LEFT behind to mourn the
early departure Of the wife and mother.-Crai0-
ford County (O.) Forum.
7. LASH-In SugarcreeIx township Atfg Esd, 1871,
Mrs SARAH LASH, wife Of Mr.. WescOtt Lash, aged
20 years, IL months and IL days.
Mrs. lash was daughter OF Daniel and Nancy
kreighbaum, and was born September 18Th 1s5n
She was young and faithful wife, a devoted
mother amiable and kind and consequently had
won the respect and good win OF ali who knew
her, yet the bereavement is q very sore one be-
ing called so early to leave her husband and Eve
little children, (the youngest only seven weeks
old1 and father, mother, brothers and sisters to
mourn over her unexpected death. Mrs. Lash
was the very picture Of health, and apparently 50
when sick, but was soon cut down by that terrible
disease, cholera morbus. Truly are sad, but
do not mourn like those who have no hope. Al
though she had not united with any branch of the
Christian church, yet her testimony before her
departure chesrs us OF her acceptance, and con-
firms Us in our faith that our loss is her eternal
gain, and may say with Jesus; "Weep not she is
not dead but sleepeth." This mothers infant
tabe has also died since her burial, 10 meet her
in that happy land whence no traveller ever re-
turns" May all who hear of this sad affiictien,
take warning, and prepare to meet their God.
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Charles Lengs admir- VS.. Christopher Acker-
man ct ux.
Bv virtue Of an alias order to sell. issued from
the court OF common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed will offer for sale at public
out-cry the door Of the court house in the city
of Canton, on
Saturday, tie 7tA dag of October, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-Wit: Lot number thirteen (l3) in Lengs
addition TO West Massillou and now part Of the
CITY OF NassiiIon subject hsWeVer to the same
right as TO the of the water conveyed by pipes
in the vicinity OF the said lot AS the said Leng
himself at the time OF his deciding said lot TO the
said Christopher AcksrmSn.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms
cash. r. A DUNBAR Sherin.
sept7W5
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SheriT SAFE.

Frederick Loefier rs. John King ct uz-et al.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleaa of Stark county, Ohio, ana
70 me directed will 01fer Tor sale At public OUT
cry at the door Of the court house Ia the city OF
Canton, on
Saturday, he IN dag Of October, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to-Wit: Being a part lof the southeast
quarter Of section number eleveu (ll) IN Tusca-
raHas township, county aforesaid, bounded BY
beginning at the northeast corner OF lot OF
ground now or heretofore owned by the widow OF
Thomas L. Gaddis deceased, and running thence
north s51<o east four (4) perches, thence south
eighteen perches fls thence south S51zo west four
64S perches thence north eighteen perehes (lsl 70
tEe placefOf beginning, containing seventy two
CR) sqIIzzle perckes OF land more or less subject
sale to commence at O'Clock D. M. Terms cash.
sept7W5 r. A DUNBAR. Sheriff.