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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
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iperoen ilr Die guinabme pom Seiuhern an 1. SUM
geoffnet iein. 9a fte aui ben Sii0elu beS 2bdles
lte9en, 10 ttno fe niht nur cine Der a%Heeuebmiien
Somner'S cranhgung5pl1Be i'm Staate, IonoerR bic
turirenoen 9t9snibatten o~erielben lpcroen INNER mebr
anertQnnt.
Die analpie oeS @niers eurd Rrof. Waact BON
Der unloerfttdt pom Sirainten perbunoen mt ben &rs
t%abrun9en oieier aus9eSetdnCter IerSte UG5eugcn, ba6
e5 Die 0etlquelle par excellence iir leioenoe Nrdnens
bimmer 1T. Nebcu ietnen lpunner6aren itdftenben
@igeui9afsn ais elm Stnoerun0smiitel iGr Glgemeine
SdludGe, andma uuo anbcren granddaughter, III
es uniibertroifen in Der Bebanotung Der UcridithcnCn
6otmen pom Dnspepfe unb por3iglidI fir StcienigGn,
nelhe an sibidifter uno rntbdtl9erSeher leioen, iuoetn
bic Birtnn9 oes Naliers iopoSt aui bic Scber, aS
aut Die gtteren idnell uno entlhteoeu III. Sebr ptele
mertfplrei9e auren pom btcien idmer5buitcn 9rdHt=
beten tonnteH bier Gngegcben lueroen.
uNdtpfeO" '
iii iett iebr lehbt Sn erreihen, ou IS nur 10 Mei(cn BON
parrtlorburg, Dem leBt9en SHoe Der pSrau9ezNles
TanortdzDi neutrality-suspicious. Giegt, pon lpct=
6em Euntte 2 ti9Iide Stdges, einc bes Wfor9ens uHo
bic nnbere oes abenos, ahgebcn.
Set leetem Sommer limb bic @e6duhe ~beoeuteno
n%erbefett, iolute audi Der &e9 bon SGrriionuiue bis
Su ben Guelien.
s. bstnOet id iest aud Gin 1ecsrap9eusgareau
in 9artilonbur9.
Sic Seeuemli6teiten iinb porslstih unO Hcbrn
uner guiiiht BON 5oiepb %. SSooetpare, Der ais
Sotelleiter gut betannt 1T.
0ieiibtrenoe Ner5te: @crepu s sGiuiomS, BON
ipelben elmer ipdbrcno Der 9anSen Cation ~anpeieno
fem miro.
Die Suit lit ou6erorbentli6 rein unb trodsn.
Soit uns Sogis pro Mouat ........'... 5000 .
" " " 9SoNe. .............. 1o.W
stnb.r nno 0isnibotea3 paitbsn Gtcis.
N. ~. Srid,
Brdftocnt nee 8itcttoriulns Der nHaipleps
Sprln0sz @eieiihait."
gBe9en Sirfulare unb analOie luenbe man f6 an
@uiemdn y Rugers. fSunti WtN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
John y. s1aansr
,obu Il. Turhil
-iutn 60 u. s'ulrp,
Siircau Der Straecn Ourdbrud,sa
Spmmiitdrc.

baltimore, hcU y. SUM 1871,
Sir Npntntidrf lr eCt Dutd,utnd ton Strafcu
mudCH hermit IN SriuGGbCit ore d. Ahidnittes CInrr
B1torbnurg Bur auslbura n%cuiicr her 0emClnoe In
NciicbWng put Ole Sr06Cn Der Stabt Baltimore m.
nCbtntcr S6fnnuiiie, ipeldC am s.. Nprti 1866 aenrb.
mtgt %luot6er. %beiunut, bab tie Dlittiuod,, h. Suii
1871, Nptmittags 10 lbr, i'm Buteln her SommiiidTr
Gut bCt StbohsGic Don 3alpgtte uub YeitnatnndtdRr
Utriafnnnrln iuCrecu, lItt an Ole Auelbuun eeIlouf.
tt Sctt0ntiic 50 aebtn mo etr tbner dbrrtraggncu
uno BON tbneu etgNtdltn RilidtrH i'm 9etrcfi oCs
4 uneenntrcnS mr. SrHneue Ger %6r.
oou @itmor' bis WompCtrnRe, Tn llchrrrinntuls
nilng nit clrcr dm 10. SUM- 1871 gCuttmintcr @cr.
otonlng beS DRdpQrs unb Stuotrutges uOn Baltimore
gu pettthttr.
Sphn 8. aEaausr,)
lphu Z. Turkiua. ! Spmmiu6rr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
QSaiirus0 rridtss Grrfant
LII non
tmpfehIcnSwrrtbcm Gigeuthume al Ger Sdnfs
une SurbamfraHe,

lOlpte
zines Rahta uub zines SolSturICHs.
9tait eiHes SrlaIes bcs gBaiicngetthtcs br StGot
Baltimore miro Der llpterletducte, aouiniitrdtor oss
gta6lalts ees Oeritorbeuen Bdtrtf Dortep, atl Of
tentlther auttiou am glGec wfittIpod,, een ~.
Juli 1874, RddbmittaaS ubr, o0S RAhitttenb
beibriebcue irbr Cntpieb(ensDertbe Gt8sut9um utrtauf
len, ndmltb:
haS sanir ~cirunSHiid nebR @sb6uiihFeiisn
an .oer Snbictte Der SantlrN6t, Habe Sbeteritr0Ge,
9etcgcn, 10 Eu6 brett uno 100 SUP ttti, bis an cine 10
Bus hrfite anCu ocbcno.
Ste @ebduoe Orr. 2t7l bsiicbcH In eiuem autaca
bGuten 3sit0disen Sieselfeineruen Mrhnhdmle NIT
2 itoii9cm 0intrgCbduoe II. Z. 10, Uaier uno 9Gsi
@runomtrtbc So pro Yrttttiuk.
Durham francu sSiqcntlnH
nm D llbr an Srt un0 Steut:
ZEN adn,eu @runeplGB NIT Sebdueen, gtr. l0t.
On Der 9urbdms, rubc Ctledn5itrdRc. Bldp u NuB
u Sul brett unh ca 6uB tiei bic on clue Antp 8cltnoi
bat aud cine StiteusAucp.
Die @cbduoc ilno elm 2 hodges iiegeltcinerHcS
sBobuhdue init Saecn II. L 10. @runoBtne Si.5O
pro SrcttcfuB.
HCTnCr:
Sur ielbeu lSeit Iucroc 10 etucu Rdd)ttarrct uno
elnen 6oIifdtrcn &C. Uerfauitn.
Seotngurgen, mie ourd oae @erihtoor1eidrtebcr.
Cine auIabtuua pom $50 oui icocs NauS mug bct'm
8autc 9CmGdt nerocl. >lpbH ToricpI
Aoniniitrotor bcS uirilurbcncn Rotrtt 8otieui
(ibl ,A4) On, Vippgr \ Zuhuc, Mutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
aSerfammlunss. eofal gu pcrmies

Gin eotal I'm 2. Stod,perte bes nsuen @ebduoss
oes &c orreiponcenten," uollfdrei9 fir 8erlalnmz
lung en- cling trt6tet. nit 2arm ilr i60-i7b Ierionen
an @eieilibeitsn, Souusrsine, eo9eu, Siu9osreine
&c. Bu permietben. Man nieloe fih in Der Sspee.
10. ISL ttS6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
@erlualtrrs:N rrfani

4lI- Ton
d ouem @runbCig utbumC.
aIe pr. t3d, Glib Sbarpftrdhe, befGnnt.
On 6otge ciHeS SCfrcte6 bee Sreisr Sertdtce Der
&tGot Baltimore sum t6, lunt 1871 piro Der uuters
yciducte gCrmalt'r oui otfcutIibcr Mutton an DIT
uno STEELE Wpntda, ben 10. Sui 1871, Wadlmtta
tags u D ubr, pertGnicu:
eds GAME iperthooue rWneiinSfreie Siacns
tbum, In Der Stnot9 Baltimore etegcnuno, mic tOlat
bcidriehcn: oil Der Clinic Der g0chieite Der Sb0rpitt.,
in ocr SnticruuuO pom 20 Eu6 tlollb pon Der Slol
9eeit 3 Ode Der Sbnrps uno 9nrefrasc, GuiorGeno;
Damn u0rolih, Idngs Der SbdrpitraRe, % HuR u Sou
gebtno; Damn WehlidD, parallel NIT Der SdTrcitraBe, %
Su6i buuH iiiolih, parallel nit Der Sb0tpiiroSt, 20
Rus q Sou, uUo bUnu IN grader Slnte jurld biS gum
AntGu9e.
8ie Boulidteiten betebCn In ctrem Pa ttott0en
licaeiitcinerncn SSobubauic, ulS lr. 1874, Shoz
Sb0rpfrdbC, bCtunHt.
Die ScCtngunQen hes 9rtrCtGs duo: Gin 5ritttbetl
baur, Der 8tcit In i uuh 70 WiOuatcr, oocr Auts bdGr,
ME es bcr SdutCr lplulht. Die Srtbtt !3Obtuu9en
pom Bettuuietu9e on StHlsn trUgcuh uno lur Sulrtes
oeRbcit oee untetBeidbuCten gCfihcrt,
Sieiecr q. SliuaIuf, getluattcri
~. y. Sulliudn = Spbr, Gntt,
tti4,7 ,50,3,6,9 6l,2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
3u berfaujrn.

-H.MI Doe sBobnbauS Wr. 40, NiSauitBfir.,
reben Der eastern Female High SCHOOL," Der 9lae
lit 80 Sur brett unb 1870 5us tei nit eiasm Stalle I'M
Sintsrsrnnee; 9teies lpertRpone Sigentbum ipiro
wfprriS, Sadlpalter, Rr. AZ. RprfsSbariess
ffra6e. u56, s., 60, 2. 4.6,S, 70,2,4,6,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06

&leine neue 6Gulrr III %nerfauten.
SsTTs i'm uoropehltheu Stdottbelle nm $500 unit
NIGH $2500 inter letdten ScoinguuQen.
LII Nierce Is. 1uadn,
(4S-l SIR. 20, ct. Yaulitrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
ApoQu-Oartfn

xSyE1 5Ot, Met : Saltimursarah 5Os.
Stes pradbtpole @artrnIotat empieble i'd fir ben
Gonumer pom Jienem nlstneu 9eebrten Sreunoen unb
Betunnten.
Sepen @ q M 4 70 unc 81 mt q gIbenb: arohcS
Snftrumental: Souiert. aus9eIibrt uon Sapt.
aSiuter'S Oiuiitcorps. &r8cbenft laoet Gin
(Dl9i27, 3gtte.) Sr. SaHelborH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
ScutfdeS
Arbrits- uadwfjIunaS : Bureau,

SIR. 272, Siios8rpabmap,
inter Nufiid,t her o9eutid,su @efeuidbaft."
9ieienigen, ipelpe beut1Ge SGhotuericr, arbeiter
une Dieutbotsn 81 bsi6iiti9sn ipiiniGen, iuolen fG
peri6uti6 ODER in i~rantirten Srieien an Den G9enteu
oerSeielihait Srn. B.9.@ etltnabofb Rr.ss2,
Sie : Sroacmap, Wenoen, fuelber unentgeItlit
a~ustunit ertbeilsn miro. tSan26,1 S)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
And those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find il to their interest to advertise In The TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
~ he found not only in NewYor and all its cities and
villages but in every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for three editions of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
and country adding greatly to the value of its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
Using are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
for each lnsertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE g per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE % cents per line About ten words Of
nuf wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

BY r. II. LUDLOW
tory house and lot No. ~ 2lstst $40 OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK, Friday, May r. 1871.
l.oloro;pp tO the

Nrw-yoRK, Friday, May H. 1871.
o,o Of the real estate belonging ~ 'aV
Inc s.S 1,te John Rowland. attracted ia,hs
estate o. -. o Exchange, but the bidding was eonr
dun. and the prices obtained lOr nst Tweny
ativep w. ., lou, The hOnse No. 20 MesV onebt
were ~ al 100 No "a Vast FoutuSs;, -, W9sh
drstst S.u ,,euiion for the property az , ~ to
tl.s0 l'o NJ tive aud 10 WIS nnaiIy s ,IuA Ir y
iug0h w w ~ AZ OoO The sale was 80 the
A.. H. 90 under direction of the cNeOus'i the
II. Luu' the conclusion Of the executor 90 thcNe
eslaF cfT,red property on brNauW"9 indjfT
safnc n 49,, and East SiXtyscNenthStS, ~ re- feet
East hc.',oi 1 l3s on East SixtySelenthsI, ~
ent SUI, ,Ii.aye were withdrawn Aior .,rds their
nom st' 20 cScb which about tWo-lh asement
bid OF " ~ Fa,t HoustOn-St thfee-StoI9 ,rfhdrawn
value ,ani;,G with lot &.l1xl94' wSs cnrner OF
hrieh r,ceiving bid. Stores anu ~ az an unset
Nhno.' and CortanltAllev were outICo Tithdrawn.
NslAci ss on INIT no hi being made WeaS AZ Broad
poe W tnow, as Nos. 1850, lS22 a vas bid In at
IN phi N6s 80 62l aud C23 Brod"""''
sSs Ravuor has sold three ot' 90 %u each: also five
~, nh of Sipety-fourihst ior nd Sjxty-hfthst
-, cast corner OF Mudison tbe rear for $4,000;
10 fropfuc The avenue and one liner of Sixty tIst.
also Two Ios Ca ,sr S}5 90 also, tce V v 80
ana mt.ul'oi'' east at FithTl g., ~ a.. -
SXty-thlIuSt' s. feet nOitn W olAt!
also, one pl vh ,fs the sale OF one lOt sOl Voh
for S5N"; also ~ Evhfy- ATHEIST 2lNlOU lOI st',o
ner EttltI 40. IA bv order OF the Court OF common
James NJ ~ ll,vrlecfion Gf Fix v IS hSnheuy, Iot
Pleas. uuoef ffthst 400 ieet OF NnthaVe lot COX
south 500 Fnh details Of property sofa VIII DO iounu
lNplu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
HOUSES g. LOTS

81 % BaJOnne,
Nrnort, Wetted fAnSsoi Pssed, Dun4een Bonnd Brook
b1rxa. -..". A. D. HOPE. lls IA .rtv.st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRx. Friday. May u, IS

,r, NEW-fORK, Friday, MAY IA, IoII.
Ihere IS no change in the condition Of the
hoso 'rade connues lively for all classes OF horses,
win marked preference for light driving horses, the
ia p,n selling ing AZ from $500 to $500 per pair.
tTimo fuck-horses In active demand and bring
gooo Inc call for work horses Of inferior quality
mas Iae on IN proportion the demand for better ami
Favored ny tne weather and with largo attendance,
lively compeltlOn and animated bidding the auction
horse and carriage auction In East ST.
proceeded TO the perfect satisfaction OF all parties con.
cerned, ana tle prices reaiIGd were IA follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
-, Fditor Of the TrtOune.

with make short t rfq9 nd d to T tine SSspF of
siatone' ~ r,d TO sales OF red estate on Fihhave.,
TINS We. paIk The article referred to stated IN sub
oppO'iC l is py rest Ring" had lately been buying
stance 80 nober for the purpose of bulling the mar
lols had ran short Of funds. and were compelled to
p SSrS Now, TO prove the fallaoy Of the state
s o1sEf' I have only 10 say to any nteli,
gcnS, ,Ii,S of one another they did not need
@ tds :, 10 DO as they could transfer by deed with
az ~! vcbanciuc my money which would have the same
t IN deceive the public though they had paid for
bst tl,py purchased. But no such transactions have
49, made But the contrary can prove that from
M e0 10 s. worth OF lots fronting the Park ana
xsStb.aye and on Madison-ave., ana between those
v,n,es nave been sold within the last four weeks TO
nteen of capital who not only able TO pay IN cash
Tor All they have bOugnt but buy in addition the h0d
e. sbnopf for its value ready TO bet the writer
s1 that he cannot prOve what he has published, anu
so oro that can prove all have stated; the proceeds
" " . Yours WIN. II. RAYNoR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

Shave lot 2jNd TiVVV
t,3 b Boo end lot 40. q ''a !O 2O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

A. Aucloneer.
by BANGS, MERWIN a. CO., Broadway, cor.
I'D ihssle, Of Books Works ~ Art Fancy Goods Fupae &c
MONDAY TUESDAY, May IS and &c. at4 m-BO0Es from
several Libraries comprising valuable works In History Biography
Poetry Science kc Some French Also Books relating America
nclng Washington Oraol sh inserted Portraits Pamphlets &c
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. date Leayitt,
" sbeish Cor Clinton Hall, Aston place For the SALE b.
AUcros Of Books PAIs1sa and all
kinds OF LITERARY PRoPEKrr
GALE of CONDEMNED ORDNANCE and
- ORDNANCE sTORBSWi be sold At Public Auction Of Fort
quantity STORES, consisting Of part Of the
II 20pOunder PsroW Guns
6pounder Bronze Peld Gun.
Field Gun Carriages " and 70 pounterl
10 Csissons ard l. mbes (Feh and Siege).
20 Wrought Iron Gnn Carriages and q wrcugthsl Chassis
1851 sho Shell aud Spill Case for Of various caOe
40 " Msvnarfs Cabiues (uewl
10 81 Bufnsie's" Carbines.
Large quantity Infany Announcements Horse Equipments,
and Smsll-Arm Appendices. ,
2ojO h. Of junk 3}7 b Cartridge Bags lSooeu and eoont
SCI lbs OF Rope. 1870 lbs Tow
Z2aZ3 fbs. OF Scrap Brass.
l,il0jG6 lbs Of Scrap Csst-lron
9i 81 lbs Of Scrap WroushtIroa.
$1,000 lbs. Of ReNetei Lead I'm pigs).
7J4s lbs Of sabat Metal lin Tigsl.
1865 lbs; Of Zinc Cn pgs) = - 90, ~,
Punches, La,hes Paners, &C.
Blaeksmiths Carpenters. Saddlers and Amorers Tools
will be allowed for the removal Of Stores
TERMS az sALBTen cet cash on day Of si balance on
delivery Of the goods . 49,
Arsenal. the Ordnance Office, Washington, D. G.:
The officer makrg the right bid in and suspend
tie bidding does not up to the limit that MAY be
the United States bis opinion be SUBSCRIBED b 80 doing
7. O. BAYLER Major Of Ordnance, Commanding
Fort Monroe Arsenal MAY l. lS7l
JOn FINE BRUSSELS and INGRAM CAR
HUI PITS, large mattel and Pier Glasses, Feather ls with
ausny Of Household Furniture be sold by auoe THIS DAY. at
BoGARrs Auction Rooms corner Of Frankfort and "ham~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
Uonutrp Real gstate for Sale.
TTRACTIYE PROPERTY for SALE.

N off, ,r SALE my PARM. vssn mile Virginia White
s,,hu, sppss Immediately the Chesapeake and Oso Railroad
Which win be completed IN ls II has been justly said tbs, at tae
WHITE SULPHUR annually assemblies the Social Congress Of the
ton and my IT, passed for It's beauty and suhry
II has sue bathing water from copiOu spring. and CHAYBBATB
SPRING great vrue In disease This farm contains 300 ACRES
ana has Of meadow land II would make ane booded stock
farm the White Sulphur being the best Of msrteveshy people from
all parts the Union meeting tei make moe, charming
sanmer for hcsh plessaei would make the
breeding farm Above all would be the most superb SUM
RESIDENCE and wealth 1t OF the love
places In The land Apply GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Richmond.
VS., Orto J. A. COwARDiN, Richmond, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
WIN, II. RAYNOR.

IrCT1ON SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER
Isshoh building ot 45b 400 Of 6have, lot -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13

nyiyate auction sale conducted by Mr.. James Jenins
NJ The stables No l2I Nneteentt The animals DrQuHh
| andep the hammer were as follows: Ono pair Dlack
| PONIES, IL hands high, years old 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
AUCTION SALES OF FORT WASHINGTON REAL Is


BY T. II. LUDLOW co.
si,,a,n ont ircs and a OF land. fronting
gIOad, al Fort lshins SVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-13
Juternal Repenue.

DITRIIC NOTICE.-UNlTED STATES IN
II TrRS AZ REVENUE. THIRD DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, con,
re seventh Tenth Eleventh Treenh fouitsenh ,ad '.es
T Wnls-NoTCB hereby 10 all persons oonoerEed sa
he Annual 1871 eoniaigns The nSme az o we ga,
expiring MAY 1871 ot hnahetaes OF aus
hseo Dealers Manufactured Iobaccs Heefhs bre
and WHOLESALE Retail Dealers in Lqaer required o ACT o. yass
1874 and amesdatoy Thereof h been received iom
he Assistant Assesso and will be At tbs eSce oI and as
IL n. 1 IRN DAYS the date hereof for srananon ana u
he will aud determine during the Ace OF yen os hess
.Ger ye 10 any excessive yslusons and sneao
in 80 Annual list said List will be transmitted t. The
Collector within after the eIpaston Of The tine Tor heArs ~
peas sf)resa.d . --- - -, a. A.. 7, =.
ha. been Transmitted 10 the Collector -.
particular matter rcsfeetiug Which ~
Ion h reuesisi sad shall the ground Prncpt
Brgor complained o. Al rptvnS AN - y
Assessor, osse No. seTeEhsI, eonef Tais's- Ass1ss
MAJ 10, !SL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-23
Partition Notice.

MARY NJ. MARTIN, Mary Smith and William
INI Smith, and Elisha s. Martin, of Stark osupty,
OHIO, William II. Martin, Of Virginia, ana Aelicda
Ritter and Jonathan Ritter, OF Richland county,
illinois, will take notice that petition was filed
against them, the 2nth day Of October, ls7I. in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and fer said
stark county, Ohio, by Jacob and Harriet Miller,
and Is now pending, wherein said Jacob and Har-
Iiet Miller demand partition of the following de-
scribed real estate situate in said county OF Stark
and State of Ohio to wit; A part of the northwest
quarter of section thrty-four in township ten, in
range nine, bounded as follows, TO Wit; Begin
ming At the southwest corner Of said quarter I;
thence east thirty nine chains and fourteen
links to post; thence north and parallel with the
east liae OF said quarter, forty chains and fifty
links to q post in the north line of said quarter
thence west eight chains and fifty links to Haey's
corner; thence south with said Haffiey's line,
thirteen chains and fifty links to said Haffiey's
southeast cor neF thence west thirty chains and
sixty-four links to post in the west line Of said
quarter; thence south seventy-seven chains and
four links to the place Of beginning, containing
one hundred and seVentes1 acres aRd fVseIty.
seven hundFedtha Of an acre more or less,
ALSO, the south half OF the nOrtheAHt quarter OF
seotisn thiTty-three 1881 in township ten, range
nine, containing eighty acres Of land. more or less
That the next term ef said Court, to wit: On the
ninth day of December, 1871, or so soon thereaf
ter counsel can be heard, said petitioners will
apply for assignment Of dover to said Mary d.
Martin in said premises, and for the PaFtiti99 Of
the same, '''
WILLIAM A. LYNCH,
Attorney for Petitioners,
Datsd at Cantoz, October 20, ls7iw6
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-23
Animal TrainInx.

We have all witnessed in oar time
(says Land and Wdter) the astonishing
performances. of certain animals, birds and
animals, which were trained for the pur-
pose of exhibition but the majority Of
these, though they serve to prove the pos
sibility of higher training and more
useful one, yet in themselves they exhib-
tied q lamsntable amount of waste labor
and waste power.
Long before Rarey's name was heard as
"a horse-tamer, secret existed, as fam
lily heirloom. among a set of the O'Sulh-
vans in the south of Ireland. This family
was known as, The Whisperers, and they
possessed the power Of rendering as quiet
as lamb the most stubborn and pnman-
ageable horse that ever existed. Wheth-
er they did anything more to the horse
than to breathe into his nostrils, we know
not but by doing this and by kind sooih-
ing, and other ways known to themselves,
they effected their purpose & retained their
fame. Putting the question of drugs or
stimulants, or other fascinating means
aside, and coming to the point of pure and
unadulterated domesticatiop and teaching,
perhaps there was no one person in mod
ern times who achieved so much success
In animal teaching as s. Bisset. This
man was-an humble shoemaker He was
born IN Scotland, in 1721, but he after
wards moved to London, where he mar
ried a woman who brought BIN some
property; theE turning broker, he accu-
mulated money until the year 1850, wheH
his attention was turned to the ira ming
and teaching of animals, birds and fishes.
He was led 70 this new study on reading
an account of remarkable horse show at
the fair of st. Germans. Bisset bought q
horse and dog, and succeeded beyond his
expectations IN teaching them to perform
various feats He next purchased two
monkeys, which he taught to dance and
tumble on a rope, and one would hold q
candle in one paw and turn the barrel or
gan with the other, while his companion
danced He next taught three cats TO dc
many wonderful things, to sit before mu-
sic books, and to squall notes pitched tC
different keys. He advertised Cats
Opera in the Haymarket, and successful
ly carried out his programme, the cats ac
curately fulfilling all their parts. h,
pocketed some thousands by these per
formances. He next taught a leveret, anC
then several species of bird, to spell the
name OF any person in the company, ant
to distinguish the hour of the day o.
night. Six turkey-cocks were next rem
dered amenable to q country dance, and
after six months teaching, ne trained I
turtle TO fetch and carry like dog, an'
having chalked the floor and blaekened It
claws, he made it trace out the name o
any given person present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-23
Partition Notice.

1ACOB H. HISEY, SylVsnus Hisey, Samuel Hi
q ssy, Rebecca Hisey, Elizabeth Warstler and
Manias WRrstleT, will take notice that petition
was filed against them in the court Of common
pleas in and for Stark county, Ohio, on the 18th
day Of October, A ID. 1871, by solomon Hisey, and
is new pending therein, wherein said Solomon
Hisey demands partition of the following des-
cribed estate situate in said county, to-wit
Part of the southwest quarter of section o, OF
ton nship 20, range beginning at the northwest
thence with his north boundary east twenty-si1
26-lOO chains TO posti thence north parallel "a
the west boundary sixteen $500 chains to post
six 26-lO0 chains to post on the west boundary
OF said quarter; thence with the west line south
10 sG-lOO chains TO the place of beginning con-
tainiug forty four more or less, subject to
all legal highways.
Also part of TIE northwest quarter of section
20 in township and range aforesaid, beginning for
the same at the north west corner Of said quar-
ter thence west along the section line to the
northeast corner Of Benjamin Hisey's land
thence south along his land 10 his southeast
corner in the road; thence east along the road to
a stone on the east line of said quarter; thence
north along the quarter line 70 the northeast cor
ner at the place of beginning containing thirty
four acres more or less
Said parties will also take notice that at the
term of said court tO-wit: on the 3Oth day Oi
November, so soon thereafter gs counsel may
be heard, said Solomon Hlscy Will apply for an
order tnat partition may be made of said premi.
ses. WILLIAM A LYNCH,
Attorney for Petitioner.