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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-09
WHOLESALE GROCERY.
WHOLESALE HOUSE,

would respectfully invite the attention OF
my customers, friends and the
general public to the - .--
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS,
That have lately bought and am receiving
daily, 70 fill up my new and commodtous
WHOLESALE BUSINESS HOUSE consist
ing Of the choicest Teas, Sugars. n. o. Mo-
lasSes, Ris COtfees. Syrups, .piees, TobaccOs,
&C, A general assortment Of all goods need
ed to sapp'y the Retail Trade. e
German and Native Wines. 1 have re-
ceiVed from my family friends in Germany
q large inveice of RHIN AND MARGHREFLER
WINES, of which for PURITY and QUAIL
lTY. 1 eanfrankly say to Dealers, they can
not be surpassed. My FRENCH WINES.
that have imported with Dir. Geo. Held
from his choicest selection, l am now re-
ceiving in large quantities md which [
offer at FAVORA BI.E PRICES Thanking
you for past favOrs, 1 ask your kind conf
dence in the future. -- .-.
Respectfully yours, ..
q. BIECHELE,
Mechanics Block, East TusearaEas St.
aug IA. '73-tf Canton, Ohio
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Eneiuss spuiiders and n Manufacturers
OF Sar Mandrels, Cider Press, Housen and Jack
screyFa and Machine Work Generally, Canton,
OhiS1sShoo on Cherry Street Railroad Crossing
Particular Intention given 10 Repair WORK
auRo2 f72yI NJ
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DEMoCRATsn

Support your own ticket, and be not
deceived by political schemers. who are
seeking the overthrow of the DemocIati
party. - a4 --.-
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LEGAL.
Elk eCutor's Sale of Valuable
Real Estate.

N he undersigned Executor Of the last will aud
testament Of John Reemsnyder, late OF stark
powers vested in him unaer the provisions Oi
said will, at public EeBdue, ON the premises on
Saturday, tie Isl day Of November, 1873,
at and afrerle O'Clock aIn ti1e-foilo win & men
toned real estate in Plain township, Stark coun
4 An excellent farm containing one hundred
and seventy-fOur acres, more or less, being part
Of the northwest, southwest and northeast quar-
ters of section eighteen in said Plain township.
subject 20 certain water rights, the came that was
owned and possessed by said John keemsnyder,
deceased at the time OF his death. There are
about twenty acres of timber land il, the rest
being all cleared and exeeli6nt farming land.
There is on il Il TWO story log house and frame
Darn: also first class spring. and two good, thrift
ty and fruit bearing orchards.
9. A tract of eleven acres, moro or less. being
part of the southeast quarter of section seven in
said Plain township, being the same that was
the time OF his death. his tract is lying on
both sides of the Fulton road in tho Immediate
vicinity of the tOVn of New Berlin. The build
ings and in prOvements ON the place are good;
and there is . good Well aud choice orchard on
the same; the land Is Uf first quality.
B. A tract of two acres, ere or less, being part
of the southH est quarter Of section six in said
township, and being the same tract that own
ed by said John heens.'y der, at the Time OF his
death The land frOnts On the Portage road, and
is situate two miles from New Berlin. There Is
on it n good house and stable, good We'll and
Terms of sale One fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid on the lst day OF April, 1874,
when the possession OF the premises is to be
given and deeds executed for The same; the bal
Ance in three equal annual lnstallments from the
lst day OF April, 1874, with interest from that
day, and to be seenred 10y nOter and mortgage on
the respective premises
Purchasers are invited TO call at the house OF
the subscriber, IN new Berlin, Al 10 O'clock a. m.
on the day Of saie, when he will conduct them
to said premises
DANIEL REEMSNYDER.
New Berlin, September s, 1873: - ''s5-- b
Also will be offered for sale at the same time,
and lot mt tlt,-fO fONVn nf kag
previously sold by - 1900,
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FWM MeKEAN, Nj. D.,
FISHER 4 CLARK

Physician and Surgeon. Canton, o., once and
resi5oree Naoheasses' Block, East Tuscarawas
STREET Prompt atsentOn sivsr 10 all calls "a, DAY
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6EOJA-7 WINTERHALTER,l
Dealer in Millinery and Fancy Goods, No Opera
Houaa Block, Canton. Ohio jyAu
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GSolitteacy
ANOTHER MOVES GRAB.
Facts From The Record Con-
cerning Gov. Noyes' Grabs
L While Probate Judge of
Hamilton County.
COPY OF MOVES CERTIFICATE
FOR PLUMBER INTO HIS
OWN POCKETS.

His Receipts as a LaV1ess Contractor
and the Record OF hia Pitching from
the Widow and Orphans.-Seven
Years Disabi1itytO Hold ORce the
Penalty for his Peculat1ons in Office.
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MARRIED.

DEVAUX-WERTZ-O the 25lh OF Septen
tber at tire Reform Parsonage, by the Rev. p. Her
brucs, Mr.rJusty DeVaux and Miss Sarah c.
Wertz ''- ~-- - % ---r "a
= LY-GINGERIsH-on thu same. by the
same Mr. Jacob seely and Miss Sarah Gingerish.
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+ TALK around among your neighpors
and stir them up to the importance of the
election that will come off owo weeks
from next Tuesday.
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1HE Democratic candidate for Governor
Is successful farmer, whose statesman
ship and. ability are of the highest order.
Vote for Alien and -honest goRernment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-09

-AMERlCAN dOIEL,
a.l.ro -c,bla-Ionn A. UQIIenbaugh, Proprietor.
This ropdlar and WelkknoWn House has lately
beeu-refitted and furnished throughout good
sarl0lelrocun for commercial travellers Livery
staIlo Ia connection with the House, and Oul-
nfbffs % and from all trains. Those patroni1ing
the l7Dhse win at all times receive prompt and
COURTEOUS attention- Augisu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-09

The following is, an abstract Of the en-
tries in the journal in the John IElstner
estate case, except the fifth paragrap oh
htob r. =
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G. 5. GEIGER.

= Q. y. uEIUEFS,
APQTHEeARY. DRUGGIST AND
Z. PHARMACEUTlsT
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Domestic Tonic.

one Of the most deairabIe Ionics and CAthnI
tics In tho world. They are intsnded strictly IS
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L. = 4NOAES fODdJS JuuBc.
BY ALBERT PADDAcK, Deputy Clerk
No. 2lI.-Hamilton County Auditors
Office, Cincinnnti, January 4, 1869 Re
ceived An order on the County Treasurer
ior the sum OF $4,360.45 for making gem
eral index of marriage and naturalization
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No. ll5.-Hamilton County Auditors
Office. Cincinnati, February s. 1870.-Re-
ceived an order on the County Treasurer
for the sum of 1922 for making general
indexes of marriages out of County Fund
By order of Commissioners. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-09

The Cincinnati Enquirer has done a
good work In exposing the Infamous grabs
uDon the peoples treasury by E. +. Neyes,
the Republican candidate for Governor of
Ohio, when that hypocriOcaf functionary
was PROBATE Judge Of Hamilton County
We published some weeks ago a full
statement of the facts in regard to
NUyes' unjust and illegal grabs for making
indexes, etc. Now we have other, and II
any ything more damaging records from the
same source. If, upon considering these
unimpeachable facts regarding the damna-
bie grabs of Edward F. Noyes, the honest
voters, think he is the kind Of man for
Governor of Ohio, OF course they will vote
the Republican ticket, but If they think,
as from the signs Of the times, We believe
they do that salary grabbing, credit mobil-
Ter swlndles, and peculatons lin Office
must. be rebuked, then they Will vote for
the honest farmer statesman William,
Allen and the Democratic ticket,
The Enquirer of the 22i Sept prints a
fac SinliLe of Noyes' certificate to TIE Au-
ditor of Hamilton county, charging
81 ,294, 80!
Tone thousand two hundred and ninety
lour dollars fifty cents, for work for which
TWENTY DOLLARS. the Enquirer says
would have been an extravagant fee.
Here is a copy OF the NOy es' certificate
raFarred To
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zzNQEMBER1s18z.
records to December 81, Js6S, ont Of Conn Z p
ty Fund. By order of Commissioners.
.-i-.--- = ~ r. r. No-vue

No. 435-Hamilfon- County Audii1fs
Office. CIncinnair May 8, ls695sReoelN-
ed an order on the County Treasurer for
he sum of Sc, 736.40. for general index Of
ma lr.ape, naturalization. etc outof Coun-
ty Fund. BY order Of Commissioners Z z
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Now We proceed to another count
against Noyes as Probate Judge. It is
one in which the widow and orphan were
affected. In this, as we have done in 9TH
Aer cases, we quote the record ,--1
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DR. RUBINI'S
Homeopathic Remedies

No. Cures CRAMPS. CloLcrG lEOrbtts sEc. .- -.
z " HEADACH ES- Bilious, COHgezt. &c,
Nervous and Sibk. '-
q" > r" WORMS (lgithOHt Caster Oil ...
d" I'D" NEURALGIA, Fdbe Ache.
FEVER AND AGUE, IaleTRattGnt Pe-
UeT, Dumb Egus
G 3" COUGHS, HOTseneSs, Bronchitis.
- Z 3" DYSPEPSIA, DeTaHged Stomach Cos
tiDeneSS.
" 8 " CATAkRH, Cold in Head.
q" 9 4" GENE Ill DEBILITY.
10 a. RHEUN hTlSM, Pain in Chest, Side or
Limbs.
Apy Of the ABOVE remedies sent by mail, post
paid On receipt Of price, 80 cents
Agents wanted everywheee.
Address PITTSBURGH HOMEOPATHIC
PHARMOCY, 81" Penn 81. Pittsburgh, P.
:. n. NYE, Eagle Block Drug Store, Agent for
Canton. Oct 2, 1878
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JEWELLERS.
4 RROTHER.
,,FO d HARTER & BRO.

UEO. D. HAN1L1 @ D1sO'l
aanlxerssz East rrusearawas street, Canton Ohio,
Receive Depos..s Loan Money, buy Cod, Stt-
YER Bonds and Compound Interest Notes -E1-
change bought and sold
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Also will be offered for sale at the same time
house and lot In the town Of New Berlin, ii not
previously sold by
Admir-. of J. Gre .ner, deSeAssd.
Lancaster IHteitigeHeeT please copy and send bill
10 this Office. sept IL, .3-WS
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- ALLIANCE HOUSE, ~ (
av DnnSel sourbeck-at the Station, Alliance,
ohi5. Meals always ia readiness on arrival OF
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= ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
c. d: by, Proprietor-Public Square Canton
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lJ3OKsON HOTEL.

Canton .Ohio-JoHN HERBsr, Proprietor. Having
iusE leased and reftted this Hotel, will en-
deafoFl to keep a gs0d table Of the best the
markot Affords Good stabling for horses and
x gooa attention The choicest OF Wines. &C. Az
ways on hard. may Iz-i
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sS-Hsescrlptions promptly firled at all hours.
lsrkED, EAsr ruscARAwAs cAsToS OHIO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
AnotAer Caaanfronha.

ROcHEsTER, April This evening about
$50, the foundation Wall on the river side on
Eront street Of the new City Baildlng for the
POllce and Fire Department, went out while
some twenty or thirty persons were on it look
ing at the river. II Il estimated By those who
were eyewitness Of the affair that ten or flf-
teen were carried into the river and swept
over the high fallA
Adviees from Avon show the river to b
stu rising there, and we shall have higher
water here. What the result will be in & few
hours will determine.
Word has just been received at police head
quarters that aid Is needed to remove the peO
pie from houses in Exchange street' near IN
Erie Railroad depot the houses there being In
undated.
ROCHESTER, April 81. 80 A. M.--The only
person known as yet to have been drowned Il
VIM Pratt, aged ~ years, son Of l.. A. Pratt
merchant, Of this city. His companion escap
ed BY seizing the coat of man, who was puI
led out by those on shore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
Panlnaular MaMa.


Prineo0 Anne.
shaa azs selling In the EaatOn market At rs
cents per pair.
Ths corporation election Of EastOa takes place
on the 6th Of Nay.
4 Th0 wheat % Talbot county has been ssverslv
Injured By the bad March wsathar.
IRE LankioEd min, near Princess Anne, was de-
strayod hy an incandiAEy IRE. last week.
Baruiek, the murderer Of ArriDRdals, win be
tEisd e. the Caroline County Court, which il now
Henry Batlsg Of oassnsi0wn, while out gun.
ming, was accidentally shot by Thos. II. Ford.
His injuries are not serious.
Ths stsEs houss % Nj. william Prics. IN Can
sroyille, va hrokon opan on Saturday night last
40 30. rphesd Of goods 70 The Amount Of $3.50 to
The nswly eleetod town Commissioners for Gen.
tzevlles ere e. tolloWa: John N. Br0wn, Isaac
4agasa. 0ea M Smith, CALVIN X. Ferguson and
W. W. Bastood. ~
On ThnEsaaY Last, ton eaasa Of violation Of the
oyaleE lqWs ~ dredging On forbidden ground
Wero tried at Oxford, Nd. The hnas ranged from
v1o 70 elsa ard amounted 10 eo0o, besides costs
Hon. Hishasa o. Hollyday Of Talbot county,
has ronsiyaa from Gov Whyto the appointmani
q eeoIslaEy e State % all ths vacancy caused
~ iAe esatA q Judgo Mason, aud has accepted
the Rostlsn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
AIl HAIL Comneesleut.

GNyAt 80 ~ - " W 80
The Connecticut election yesterday is the first
uttsrance Of the peoples voice since the people,
not in cities only nor IN towns, but in the country
also, have come 70 a full knowledge OF the Credit
MobilioT bribery and falsehood Of the foremost
leaders Of the kspnblican party (the two Vice
Presidents, the three Senat0rs and the four or five
chaiFmsn Of the principal committees Of the House
Of Representatives.; the refusal Of the Republican
party In the Forty-socOnd Congress to punish
thsir crimes; the salary grab; Prcsident Grants
ignimg 100000 into his private purse; his cyni-
cal abandonment Of all pretencs of oivil-service
reform after that pretsnce had served its purpose
in promoting his reelection; and his subveFsion
Of the lawfully elected Government Of Lsuisiana
upon that full knowledge the people Of Con
nsctiout have spoken, and their language IL plain
and unmistakabla.
Connecticut has elected the Democrat Charles
r. 1ngsrnoll, Governor by 1000 majority. Com
pare that majority with Che almost uninterrupted
kspublican majoFities since 1856, and its grea
Significance will appear. Il is pointed by th,
tact that General HaWley, who had no part no
lot in the disgraesful conduct Of his party, bu
denounced il, runs largely ahead Of his part
ticket
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
cMEsTRR NOTES.

The municipal election ia Chsssar, on Monday,
passed Oh quietly, with the following result
Middle Ward-For COuneil-Wm. Hinkson, r.
and Z. s. Waltsr, r. foF three years, and Joha-
than Pennel. r. for one year. A Democratic
School Director, and Republican Assessor, Com
stable, Inspector and Judge we're also elected
North WaRd--Hor Council James LedWari, ID.
and VIM. u. Dickinson, d. for three years, and
PoTciphog Baker, D. for two years. 0ne Demo
cratic and one kspublican School Director were
elooted, and also the balanee Of the Republican
ticket n
South aEAsa-For C0uneil- -ThOs. .. Lsiper, r.
for three years, James Barton, JE., r. for TIVE
years, and Geo. Weigand r. for one year. The
balance q the Republican ticket was also alsc-
A womans residing at the house Of Mr.. Mcguire
OF South Chester, attempted to light Q fire with
coal OIL Tuesday morning. An explosion follow
ed Aer drsas caught fire and before the flames
could b extinguiahed she was seriously and dan.
gcFOusly burnt.
There were two accidents Monday at Roach's
yard One young man, named Frank Vaname
had the end OF one OF his fingers taken %, and
another, named Anderson, sustained injuries of I
more serious nature Hia hand was badly lacera
ted.
ThasOId Folks,p oA.NVilminetOu, gave con
cart last evening, dt Tuscarora Ham for the beno
u OF The TAird Presbyterian Church, Of Chester
The eonoerk, a. usual, was most excellent, AM
was attended BY large audience.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
aeaoIutiona or Reanecs.

At a stated meeting Of Washington LodEe. No. S,
l. o. o. F. held at their Hall, New Castle April 7th,
A. ID. 1873. the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHKRHAa. II has pleased an oVoF-Fuling ProVi-
dence In his wise dispansatiOn 70 remove from our
midst our late Brother. p. g. David Tindal; and
WHEREAS. In this affection we are foreibly remini-
cd OF the solemn injunction, and again taught the
painful lesson that in the midst OF life We are in
death;" and
WHEREAs, It Is with profound grief and sorrow
that We record the death Of cur beloved and highly
esteemed Brother, therefore y y /.
RcsoIved, That in the death Of Brother TindAl
Washington Lodge. No. :, / o. o. f.. has lost one
of its most worthy and highly esteemed members,
the Order and cause Of Odd Fellowship an earnest
adyoeats his family leVing and indulgent husband
spected citizen. Our loss Is his gain.
Res0tUed. That We sincerely sympathiEe with the
family Of our late Brother in their affection and
eaRnestly exhOrt them TO put their trust in Him who
has promised ever 20 be husband to the widow and
q father to the fatherless.
ResotVed, That in view Of the loss sustained BY
Washington Lodge No. 5. ]. o. 0. . and the 0rdel
generally in the demise Of Brother Tindal. the Hal
Of this Lodge be draped IN mourning for the space
thirty days
ResOlDsd That these resolutions be entered on tn,
minutes Of this Lodge. copy sent to the family o
our late Brother. and also publishod in the Daih
''-'''' "''N A'''' 20 3. 3. RoBT DRLLRN.
| p. g. JAS, III, H0USEMAN,
| Pc. JOHN s. KING.
/ Apb NonAAAltbeSs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
THE SPRING FREsHFTs.

The Ice has gone ont OF the Delaware River
without doing serious damage, but the water
has gradually risen TO twenty feet above low
water mark The NeveEslnk River at Port
neighborlng streams ara also rising 9 destruc-
tive food Is feared. The snow In some OF the
thickly wooded counties Is still ave fest deep,
and In tho mountain cOuntlosof Pennsylvania
also the ground Is stil covered The dead
body of q boy was washed ashore on cake Of
Ice at Middaugh's and has been identified a.
Chester Larlkln, who was lost from RAFT neaI
Deposit last Wednesday. The Susquehanna
River ct WilliamspOrk Pa, is eighteen feet
above l0W-Water and skill rising. The lschna
Valley, on the line Of Buffalo, New York and
Philadelphia Railway, Is flooded 70 . depth
OF four feet, carrying away the .abutments
Of the bridges and doing serious injury d
the track.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09

SENATOR MORTo1E, of Indiana, has speech
late session, but failed. hasad On resolution ol
his. inslruciinR the Secretary 0f the Treasury "a
furnish q report 10 The Senate showing the q
mount Of imports from the provinces composing
ne Domination Ol Canada 3 the United Etaie1 fol
the year 1871 and 1872, and the amount Of ex.
ports to TIE same provinces nom Tie United
States for the same year., and the amount o
| imports between the United States and tbs aaml
provinces for the two years preceding The ter
1 minaiion Of Canada, and VII deliver il durinl
| ne sannaer. Thosate eei 4 certainly 81 impoIl
ant one. But what win The Canadians layi--
PR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
The FIooda.

The Susquehanna river was 10 feet above
low water mark at WilliamsPort ON Tuesday,
and ION the stand" It was reported falling
above. 1t Is estimated that Q, 200, 900 feet Of
logs escaped from the boom on Monday, but
they are being stopped below, and most Of
them have been caught near Sunbury.
Heavy floods continue In the interior Of New
York State. All the trains on the Utica,
ChenangO and Susquehanna Railroad are
stopped, and much damage has been done %
the Chemung, Crooked Lake and Genessee
Valley canals. All the bridges in the Genes
see Valley have been damaged, and all the
railroads Of Western New York have suffered.
The Mississippi river at SC. Louis has riser
ten feet since Saturday, and Is rising at the
rate of three inches per hour. DESTRUCTIVE
| floods are expected in Missouri
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
Grant and she SALARY steal.
From the Onio LihArnl.

The man most to blame in the salary steal
Is President Grant. He was the immediate
representative Of the whole people, and to him
they looked for she special guardianship OF
the Treasury. His supposed efficiency and in-
tegrity In this direction was the main argu-
ment Of his supporters before the people, and
did more than anything else to secure his 70.
election. His action upon the salary bill ends
STRANGE from him would have prevented the
passage Of the bill, and after its passage his
veto, or even the refusal Of his signature
would have killed it. Instead of preventing
the iniquity, he hastened to cOnsummate IL, y
as 70 make sure Of a hundred thousand dollar
additional into his own pocket.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09

II d now sisted that many Of the reports OF
Disturbances and military inslbordlnatlonl ain Spain
copied from French and Englllh papers, are
HrooalY exaRgerafad. Some of them have no
foundation 81 net. Ikls 8 part Of the scheme
adopted b the M0narchisls and Bourbon 10 pre-
vent The acknowledgment Of The Republic by
lofelgn powers They declare that the present
9oyelnaent WIN be abort lived ana hanca oppose
the roeognItion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
RahIlf SaIss.
posTTIvE SALE OF
so BUILDING LOTS,

Situated on sth. 9Th. Madison and Monroe Streets;
The unasEsIsusd viii sell at Public Auction, On
the premises.
Thursday, April ~, 1879. ~ I-2 r. h,
We call the attention of those wishing TO invest
and Of sReoulatoFs 70 these Lots. The increase in
value Of Real Hstato In this locality in the past few
yeal has been remarkable indieaf Ons are vet bet
ter tor the future. Purchasers quite likely to
profit nov e herotOfore. large improvements have
extended farther out, and an increasing demand
Tor houses in this paFtef the city. As great demand
for mall houses In this Immediate neighborh0Od
has positively proved tself 70 us By hundreds haV-
ing desired 70 rent the small houses we had for
sale between 5th and 9Th str cts, on Madison.
Also. tgo Large Lots marked and b, well suited
tor ne4 u1aeturing purposes.
TEhMa OF SALE.-TWenty per cent. cash. and
the pa!snee In notes with approved endOrseFs equal
" o1y1aed at and months bearing interest from
the day Of sale Settlement in All er ses 10 be madI
previous 70 the following Thursday April 2lkh 1874
at " n. and parties who pay the whole in cash o.
or before that time will be entitled 10 clear dis
| tlement.
Settlement at the OHics Of
NJ. NJ. CHILD CO..
No. 4 West Seventh st.. Wilmington. Del.
L. W. sTIDHAM SON. Auct'rs. ap7-dts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
Tho oonneotIcut EIeotlon.

HARTFORD, April S.-COmplete returns at the
COurAnt ONCE, mostly official, for Governor, give
total Vete Of 39,S37 70 Haven. republican, 45,177
to Ingersoll, democrat, aud 2,397 10 Smith, tenn
perance. 1ngarsolr's majority, 3,443
The Senate is eleven republicans to ten demo-
Gratis last year fifteen republicans to six demo
erats. The House is 109 republicans to 1872 dem
Ocrats last year $50 republicans to Ill democrats
Hawley's majority for Congress in the first dis
tTict 10 ESQ; Kellogg, in the second. 607 Stark
weather, in the third, 1913; Barnum, in th'
fourth, 1876.