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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-08-26
OUR FINANCES.
BEN. BUTLER GIVES HIS VIEWS.
New YoRK, August 18th, 1878.


General Butler was invited TO address
the public meeting under the auspices Of
the Legal, Tender Club ofthis city. 9th
er engagements making it impossible
for him to. be present, the General
writes
lam unable to comprehend, appreci-
at! and much less admirelthat system Of
Government finances whieh, hss. 80
wrought upon business and the produce
tions of the country that 0VerA2QO0, 900
working men and women, who desire
productive employment, have not had it
for the last two years. and by which pro-
duction they would have aided to wealth
during that time. We have lost $780,
100000. or about equal to half of the Ma
tional debt, by their enforced idleness, to
say nothing Of the. loss of morale Of the
working men and women. How men
LONG in active business, and property hol-
dels and holders of those kinds of prop
ty which are oppressed by taxes, will per-
nit system of financial administration
togo on, by which theirproperty shallfall
thereby three percent. in value, and own
ers of property such az notes and bonds,
which are untaxed, because not open to
taxes, have their property appreciate and
escape taxes, is problem which the
good sense of the people of the United
States will solve the coming Presidential
election. Ia N
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4 GENTLEMAN SHOOTS TWICE
'HTHLS WIFE, SUPPOSLNG HER
, TO BEA BURGLAR,

u ..#
A few nights since the inmates of GER
tain house were alarmed about midnight
by the lady of the house shouting for
help, a burglar having entered her room.
A gentleman who occupied with his wife
ah adjacent room, being awake instantly
seized revolver, and stepped into a hall
to intercept the burglar or render what
aid he might. 1t was 50 dark that hu-
man figure could not have been seen a
yard distant, the rain pouring in tor
rents and the situation generally fright.
full .f nF i .g.
Awaiting developments, he discovered
in the room he had Just left what ne sup
posed to be dark lantern, slowly NOV
ing across the room. He rapidly fired
twice at the light, which was extinguish'
ed after the first shot, and being unable
To determine the result, called, who's
there?"
Imagine his astonishment when his
wife answed, and hisconsternation when
he ascertained that she was the target al
which he had been shooting.
Immediately, the alarm being given
his wife had also left the bed and lighted
a match, intending to lighta lamp, ,and
it was the burning match which her hus
baud mistook tor the burglars dark
lantern. Both shots we're uncomfortably
near striking her: the last one dashint
the plastering from the wall into he
face.
Names and location are omitted by re
quest, the incideat being related NOR
particularly as a caution agaii st the us'
of fire arms in the darkness, or in case
Of sudden alarm, than for its features as
thrilling incident, that might have beel
tragedy Dayton Journal.
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9istOriFal.
BY JOSIAH @. KERN
N Lrrom the Alliance Monitor !

81 U From the Alliance MOInOOrI ..... ..Fa.
ln the epreceeding chapter l have OBJ
seryed that as early as 1851, Christian
frederick Post, the iidefatigable and sa-
sscions Morayianp whose success as en-
naBador to the 0hioIndians, in 1853, is
wsH known in pioneer history, penetra-
isd, to the Tuscarawas and obtained per-
mission from the Delawares, who had re-
e.ntly removed ,thither, to settle on the
North,side of,thatriv at the confluence
1fGandy Creek withit, which he accord
1ngly did. On the spot designated by
me Indians, Post built a log cabin, and
tbsha returnedto Bethlehem, Pennsylva-
mia, 10 seek snitable associate whomight
reach the Indian children to read and
write, while the former preached to the
aaayages. This companion he found in
.5lohn Il Hsckewelder, who, at the age of
nineteen, was, released from an appren-
hcsahap to cedar cooper, for the ppr-
nose of joining Post on his beneficial err
ralld.
IN Beckeweller's Memoirs, written by
himself and printed in Germany, there is
d snort allusion to this missionary enter
Prise. He says that in his early youth
nc had frequent opportunities to see In.
-lians, and that he gradually became de-
alGous of becoming useful to them. He
4lsosays that in his nineteenth year his
desire was in some measure gratifed, as
ne was called upon by the government to
accompany Brother Fred Post to the
Western Indians on the Ohio. He then
mentions some of the fatigues and dan
azeTs of the journey, and that he returned
irnthe latter half Of the ear 1852. In
another work, entitled Heckewelder's
Narrative of the Indian Missions of the
United Brethren, be gives detailed ac.
grGunt Of this mission. He says thai
&afedericK Post, who, in 176l, had visited
athe Indians on the Tuscarawas, though
he would be able to introduce Christiani
~ among them, and that the write
,Ofthe Narrative, by and with the consen
e0f the Directors of the Association, wen
with him principally TO teach the Indiai
eahildren to read and write. Early il
March, 1852, they seto1t on their hazard
.Dus journey. Narrowly escaping tn
SHOWS of the Alleghahies and the swolleI
streams, but encouraged by the hospital
iiy Of Colonel Bouquet and Csptai
Hc .chins, then stationed at Fort Pit
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TURKEY.
ppoGREss OF THE lNsURRECTIoN.

PROGRESS OF THE IEsURREorloN'
I uri 3,.i4JHh 81 RAGUsA, August IS.
Twesty!fveo hundred Turkish troops
have been landed at Kleck, and will
march for Mostar. The Insurgents are
strongly posted in the mountain gorges
on the route. Communication with the
Northern frontier il cut Off
Vienna, August lS.-The Radicals have
been Victorious in the elections in Serria.
The Deutsche Zeitung states that the
Radicals will move in Skuptschina, and
that Serria will send an army to Herze-
goyina to assist the Insurgents.
Vienna, August lS.-The insurrection
in the Turkish provinces covers two hun
dred miles of territory. 1t is reported
that $500 troops, which landedat Kleck,
reflIsedto march Ior Mostar on account
of the insurgent occupancy of the noun
tain passes on the route. The garrison
Of Trebigne in Herzegovina made a sortie
Yesterday, but were repulsed, Insurgents
burned several villages during the en-
gagement. . HuIi
THR REVOLUTION GAINING STRENGTH.
London, August lS.-A letter from Dal-
malta, dated August 10th, says.
Sixteen thousand men are ready to
Join the Bosnian insurrection and that
Schlavanians from all parts were arriving
to fight for their independence and re-
ligion.
A Vienna special to the Standard says
Letters from Belgrade express the fear
that Prince Milan will shortly be expell-
ed from Servia.
COMMENTS OF THE TIMES.
London, August 10, s P. M.-The
Times commenting on the Turkish situa-
ton, says:
while we think the success of the re-
bellion would be calamity at the pres
ent time berase it might pre- cipitate the
disruption Of the Ottoman Empire and
plunge Europe into mighty war we
cannot blame the people for seeking to
throw of an iGtolerable yoke"
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In the difference that may arise be-
tween us and our greatest enemies, while
they permit themselves to utter the
yilest abuse, we should make an efert
to contain ourselves; we should be calm,
and rapress the STRINGS of passion. II
we oifce allow ourselves to get irrltated
we shall no longer be able to preserve
our selfcommand, and, at last, shall find
that those will decide against us who
would otherwise have been disposed to
take our part.-Cicero. hJ;
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SPAIN

Madrid. August lS,-Geperal Jovellar
has sent two divisions to reinforce the
corps Oh the frontiers, Arrangon and Cat
aloha. The remainder of the army is
moving towards SEQ De Urgel.
A Spanish vessel, shipping materials
of war at Barcelona, yesterday, suddenly
exploded and sunk Fifty persons were
killed by the explosion. ''"
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THE whole number of locomotives in
the world is estimated at fifty thousand,
Of which nearly fifteen thousand are in
The United States, and nearly eleven
thousand in Great Britain. The aggre-
gate horsepower is estimated at ten mil
lions; and all the engines in use-loco-
motive, marine and statiOnary--are sup
posed to aggregate fourteen millions
horsepower. sese
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A NEGRO PLOT IN GEORGIA.
A THREA TENED MASSA GRE PRE-.
VENTED BY THE PROMPT
ACTION Or THE STATE
A UTHORITIES. ~,

AUGUSTA, Ga, August lS.--Much ex-
element was caused to-day in Washing
ton and Jefferson counties on account ol
the reported attempt by the negroes at
insurrection. Eighty arrests were made
and the white military companiesin those
counties were ordered by the Governor
to report to the Sheriff. The prisoners
we're all lodged in Jail without resistance.
The alleged plot contemplated a massa-
ere of the whites on the 20th inst
It's now thought there will be no further
trouble:
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ECUADOR.
ASSASSINATION OF THE PRESIDENT.

: |ASSAS5INNIIUN Ut TIE I-HIRJIDH1'I'
NEW York. August lS.-Private dis
patches here announce the death by as
sassination, ofSehor GabrielGarcia More
no, President of the Republic ofEquador
The intelligence was brought by especial
courier from the capital to the Pacific
coast, thence by package to Panama and
by cable to this city.
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ARIZONA,
The Postmaster at Prescott
4AbscOndS. .' va.


DhN NANOI5VVj 4AUE0IoV HV'
A telegram receivedat San Diego says
that Jas. Giles, Postmaster at Prescott
Arizona, absconded on Saturday night.
The safe has not yet been opened. Mon
ey orders amounting to $500 are unac-
counted for. A Deputy us. Marshal is
in pursuit. +
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RUSSIA.

London, August 1916 A. M.-The
towns of Gluchov, Kizliar and Rarizin,
Russia, have been nearly totally burned.
Numerous other destructive fires are re-
ported in Lithania and elsewhere in
Russia.
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BURMAH.

Rangoon, Burmah, August 1S.-The
Irrewaddy has overhowed its banks for
miles in the district of Prone, doing inn
mense damage to the rice fields and pro-
perty generally. .- .aI'
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THEfollowing is an extract from sena.

IHE following ID an e&IraCI ITOm oeHa-
tor Morton's speech at Urbana:
"But have no hesitation in saying
that, when we consider the magnitude
of the Government, the number Of Off
GERS, the extent of revenue to be collected
the difficulties attending the collection,
upon certain articles, there nerer has been
a period inthe history ofthe Government Dhen
there has been less fraud or pecttLdttOn or
perhaps as TITLE as no,O.
Certainly there never has been an Ad-
miniStration which has shownmore reso-
luton, vigor, impartiality, or success in
the discovery, prosecution and punish
ment of corrupt or negligent officers.
Every effort is Systematically made to de-
tect frauds and to bring the perpetrators
to Justice, without respect to persons,
friendships or political associations"
AS Senator Morton is big man in his
party, such statements deserve considera-
ton. But let us select on instance OF
speculation and fraud in which the Sena-
tor himself figured, and not very credita-
bly,. Boss Shepherd procured the Post
master General to rent his house, No.
9l5 f street, for five years at $4,000 a
year. When the Appropriation Bill
came up IN the House; last winter, Will
son of Indiana, moved to strike out the
clause giving 81, 200 for thispurpose. He
stated that within year the property
had been sold three times for Sl3,-
900; and twice for $4,000. The House
thereupon reduced the rent to $4,000 a
year. When the bill went to the Senate
Senator Pratt of Indiana, Republican,
spoke as follows in favor of motion to
reduce the rent to 81 800:
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 1875, NO. 26,
/ u. g3'i ,. Jyg
"MR. PRATT-If tits proper for the
Senate to break in upon that contract at
all and reduce the rent from $4 200 10 81
200, it is right to reduce it still lower, to
the sum proposed by the Senator from
Texas, if we are satisfied that that is a
lust and reasonable rent. | am not here
for the purpose of offering myself as q
witness, but / chance to live on thisstreet
(E street) in a house about the same dis
tance from the Post Office Department
that this building is represented to be. I
understand it stands upon the corner OF
Ninth and + streets From what has
been said ofthe dimensions ofthis house
and that it was built as aprivate resi-
dence,I have no hesitation i'll saying
that property equally valuable could
have been rented at any time, and is now
rented from 81, 400 to 81 ,600-property
equally eligible with this. Eighteen
hundred dollars is ten per cen. upon the
amount at which !, understand this prop
erty has been transferred two or three
times" nv
When the vote was taken to reduce
therent to 81 800 per year there were q
yeas and II nays. Among the nays We
find the name Of Senator Morton, not
withstanding the statement of his frienC
Pratt. A gentleman who has thus link
ed himself in with the frauds and pecu
lations of the greatest robber of the age
condescending to support him even il
his smallest rascalities, is scarcely enti
tied to any consideration as witness
His testimonial to the present Admins
tration is rather out Of place.
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We may leayethe sins ofothers to their
own consciences.
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.'' GU GEIGER,
A PoTHECARY, DRUGGIST AND PHARMA.
N ceutist,. Prescriptions promptly filled at all
hours Stand, East TuscaraWas street, Canton, o.
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PHYSICIANS
MISCELLANEOUS.
b. M. GRIMES, .

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE IN TRUMP's
J Building, up stairs, Canton, o. noV679-y1.
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HIRAM THURsTON,

HIRAM THURSTON, a, .I
DOCK BINDER AND BLANK BOOK MANU-
ID faeturer All orders from abroad promptly at
ended to-. Bindery in Cassidy Block third floor
Canton Ohio .FiE -u 'N.f '..' ..''N
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Ll.Cw burns the summer afternoon
And mellow lustre lights the scene
.uaaa from It's smiling beauty soon
The pnrping shade win chase the sheen,
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foit alien 6anbcls}tdhten 9ibt es jeop9
au&; cnglii9c &apcllcn. Sic fatbplil 6e
&irdc sdblt 9S6 Yforreien uno II 8is=
tbiimer, bic Dem Grshi19of ppn Babia,
rocm Wetrppolitcn unb Nrimo5 ppn
Broi iilicn", inter ltcbcn. Sic 8iStbimcr
loppbl mic oie Nforreien luerocn ppn Dem
&a;lcr pcriieben. 9ie Stride fat fein
ei9cne5 &erln6gen uno wirb non Dem
Stoate unterboten.
Braunieh,pcia, 0crso9thum lit
OeutI I6lonb. 9luf eincm 9lreal pnn -
Nuobrotmeilcn lcbcn in II Stabten, -
N}artten uno Ycr9f 9flcden, AT 06rfern
uno so 9Ssilern 273 600 Wfenl6en, ,wel6e,
Die Suben uno @cnocn, oie ober 1Aon
longe ibrc ei9entbiimlibcn Sittcn uno
Sprod)c abgcle9t hoben, ous9cnommcn,
beutlhen 5ton1mes lino. Gos nicoerc
&rlf lprid)t mciit plottbeutl l6 'wdbreno
man bel Sen @ebilocttn bos nltc 9e6=
oeuti6 bort Sn He,icb,n9 ouf oos re-
li9i0le RetenntniB 9eb0ren 270o braun
l6ruci9er Der tatbplil6en S}ird)c> ctlua
100 Der Derrnbuter Sette unb 1900 Dem
Mloiaismns at, Die ibri9cn lino nit Dem
fiiritli@en 9allie lutberiid.
Sremen, freie Stoot in Deutl9+
liegt nit ibrcm @ebiete 81, beiocn 5eitcn
oer yNelcr unb miro pon SOonnpper ,no
Oloenbur9 fat rin9sum our6 Tlilie>
n0rbli6 uno 0itli6 our6 Die 2celum
ncbit oercn ,3ufliillen big 5u osren Nfiin-
oun9 IN bic YSel ler gcl6ieben. Non Der
8cr0ltcrung tpmmc'1 49, 200 Gin>pubncr
ouf bie 5toot uno ibre Dor ltaotc, Die
iibrigen $500 auf oos Gjcbict, ,peldes
auf $ Nuaoratmcilen Mrcol ? 6leden, -
&ird bDrfcr uuo IS 00rf fer I'M loBt l}it
Nusnabme uon 1000 &atbpliten lino bic
8clpobncr rcformirte uno Sutbcroner.
Sic @crfollung lit oemotratil6. Sen
5enot biloen I Biirgcrmeilter, bic balb=
jabrli6 in 9inli6t ouf Den 8oriik >uc6%
lcln, 2 Spnoici unb "a Genatorell bon
oenen 7 &oui ileute lein miiilen. Scr
0iirgerconuent Be ltebt aus ben ont mci=
ltea 1elernoen Biirgern. Sic 8iir9er=
mel ter lperbcn ouf 2ebensseit 9e>pQblt.
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oos eonse Mittelldnbil9e Meer iiberboupt
o,lfSulueilen nernlog 9on Den 9lmpb=
bieu mo6cn lid Die Tr6lde hnrd ibr Id
itiges 2drmcn bcmcrfbor. l(nter ben
sablrei6en @6lan9enorten, ocrcn nlele
9iftig Vno, seidnct lih belonoers Die r'e~
ji9e Bpo Gonltriftpr aus. Nlc Honb=
tbicre 1inb our6 perldicoenc &obcnorttn
pcrtretcn. eSn ocn GampDs perordngcn
nicorige, in,mcreriinc 5o ofeludlocr ben
,piloen llrmalo, fails Der Boocn iibcrDoupt
frdfti9 9enu9 ii 8dumen bic nothi9e
9}obrlny su bieter. $oicr bort man me=
Der bos @esdnf Der Yopo9cien mod oas
loute &lopfen Der Spedte, nod Oos &cz
idrei oer 9elloTen. @dmetterllnse,
Bienen, Wcspcn, ttoibris, gerdu 9lolc
tlcine 5pe6te, Der &letterpogcl, Soubcn,
rotbt0piige Mas9eicr feline 9lifen, Die
0ccrbc ser Gmus pber omerifanil den
StrauBe, &ebe, Der 6>por5c 5opir,
6u6le uno gSoie biloen bier Die Sbicr=
melt SIN ben b0beren @ebirgSregionen
pcrl 6,pinoen bic Wdlbcr. Mimol lcn=
uno Mtasien9ebii16e uno @rdlcr MAIDEN
Die We9etation aus. Sic Bliitbe5eit lit
bier, lpie onoerlpdrts, I'M Sanuor uno
5cbruor; in Den trpfenen Mpnoten Der
licrt oos 8ul l6bols lcin 2olb. Sn Dem
balo ebenen, bolo bil9eligen &ii item ltride
norblib BON Ycrnom6uco finoet li6 in=
iol9e ber grpben 5rpdenbeit nur cine
mdbi9e Se9ctotion. 9}ur on Den 6lrB=
ldu fen uno auf ben 5obensii9en gbt es
bier uno oo li6te Q8dloer, bic iu Den
trodcnen Monoten ltcts lire 0lQtter per-
lieren uno, fails Der leltenc 9tegen aus
blcibt, lelblt Sabre lang gar feine Bldtter
treiben. 3u iolhcn 3eitcn unb im 9(pr=
oe'1, >uo laulenarti9e Cactus III lcltlomen
@ruppcn 5ulammen lteben, perolent bieles
@ebiet ben g}amen Der g9uite, oer linn
bo5pil9en bei9elc9t miro. 0as &limo
bon Bra I;licn lit I'M @anjcn 9eluno nno
5icmli6 9leidmdbi9, ba Der 9onje @toot,
nit @usnobme oer 1iibli6lten Propin5cn,
Yorono uno 9iip @ronbe % Sul, in
nerbolb Der beiben gone lie9t. sSn DEM
D1tli9en Sbcile bet Gbcne bes WmaSpnos>
etlpo bon ben Gnsen ppn Sbpbos ob,
1T bie trodene uno noiie Sobres5eit nibt
l6arf BON einonber 9el6ieoen. Tom
Suni bis Ottpber lit Die Mittcrun9 BE-
ltdnbiser uno Die 9fegen faQen leltener
uno. in 9eringerer Men9e. 9ie 8epDl=
terung bon Bra lilien bcldu It 1id) nod)
oen neueiten 9ln9aben auf l,7S0>000
Ginmpbncr. 9(llein man nimmt oQ9e=
mein an, boB lelblt Die inn Oftober 1867
perDHentli6te Sabelle, mel6e l0;O5S,000
@eelen an9ibt> bic 3iffern 5u bob 9reiit.
Na9 ocn lebtercn 9(n9aben scrfiel bic
BepDlterun9 III $751; 900 Treis> 1>674,=
600 Stlopcn uno 100000 ni6t an9e=
lcjlene Snbioner. @ic weiBe !Sep6lte=
runs, mcl6c nomentli@ in ben Gtdotcn
unb III ben &u itenprppinScn angcleoelt
| lit, fat Die llreinmobner in bas Snnerc
suriicf9cbrdngt. 0ie weiBe BcpDlterung
beltebt porpie9eno aus ben 9(btDmmlin=
gen Der pprtu9ieli l9en 9lnl lieoler. Gba=
rottcr uno Sitten ocrl elben wei9en in
ben perl6ieoenen 5beilcn bcs 2anoeS bc=
trQdtli6 pon chamber db. 9inliOt!id)
ocs 9eiiti9cn 2ebens lino Die 8elpobner
pon Dfinos @eraes an pprgcl6ritten ten,
tpdbreno Die Snoul ltrie om mel item in
Bahia biibt. Die Yernombucontr tro=
gen am ous9cprd9tclten DEN 5ppus elmer
ltlopcnbultenoen 9(rlitptrotie >rdbreno
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S&ir 9efallen olle uns iclber pobl, brum 1T
hos Qanb Der 9borcn uou.
> Sruntenbeit 1T niemals gut: fie tobt uno
fdlidt ben iuciien Wutb, lic raubt un8 ul(e
5uaeno 9ar; iie aleid)t Dem &ooe; neDmt es
mabr
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T + { ut + ~ ) + ter.

3ur @soadtnibi biibun9 fir unlcr' iunscn 2eicr
Gingulum, (lat.) @iirtel oes 9}rie=
lters. - 6 irculor, (lat.) 1mlau fs=
l6reiben. Girculotipn, Qot)
&reislouf. - Gireumcilip, Uot.)
1clt Der 8el hnei0un9 G6riiti. - Cir
CIT m eren5, uot.) Der ltmfan9.
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MmfQabc go. g..

Gin @uter lit 81 Sabre dlter ols lein
5obn; Der Gobn abcr lit stuei 9rittel
10 ait ols lein @ater. gSie alt lit jeoer?
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Muf6iuue Der @ufeahe Sip. 50.

@idti9c slufl0iun9en nuroea einaeionot bon :
". &ronauQc, Saqucs Mcrid), @ntbonD @cmc>
iotb, 9i;,ie 8lcN, 9. SrcSmann, Tront 9rcs,
mann, WtorN ointcriditt, $. 9intcrlditt, NAs
ncs unb Carolina Srces, 9Silbelm @iibuid,,
@co g. 2iibbc, sluault Sted)idultc, ". lGcuoo,
Mobcrt Gl;sr, 0conDaro @ciicr, Sobn Sdmcn,
bcnn,onn, 2uouig Stridcr, Mor9orctba 0orit,
Sobn @09acmonn, Gbmnno aous, CLAUS Yicbl,
Soicpbine Sttcnbod), 9Sil6clmino Dur, Woria
Maaoolcno 9ur, Gran;sta Sttcnbad, s(malia
sttrnbud, loicpb iSelobons.
,}u ipdt iiir o,e lette Summer erbicltcn mir
bic Nu iloiuna Der sluiaabc SO. 50 bon Gomunb
Naus, Glous Nie3l, Yeonboro Sciier, Martin
sbcoro, Diorgaretba Sorit, Sobn S0g9emanu.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-29
CHERIFFs SALE.

GHERIFFS SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ Of Venditioni Exponas to me
directed will be exposed to Public Sale at the front
door of the County Building. in the town of Dover
Dover Hundred Kent County and State of Delaware
on TUESDAY, the 5th day of October 1875 at 5
o'clock, P. NJ. the following Resl Estate to wit:
No. 1.-All those lots, pieces or parcels of land,
situated Main Street. in Silver Lake City adjacent
to the town of Dover, in Kent County and State OF
Delaware, and between Monroe Street and Marshal
Street Of said City and designated plot of said
City as No 16. No. II, No 49, No. 10, No. 90 No q
No. D. No. 23 No. 81 No 49, and part of No. &c. and
is said TO contain One Hundred and Eighty Fire Thou
sand Fire Hundred and Siry Three Square Feeof Land
| more or less. The improvements are a two-stOry
| frame dwelling-house, with bodybuilding barn
/ stable, &c.
| No ALI those certain other lots pieces or parcels
Of land situated in Silver Lake City aforesaid and
Main Street. and designated ON plot of said Cit
as No. l. No q and No. 3, and said to contain Tretg
Seuen Thousand Square Feet o Land, more or less M
improvements.
No 8-An those certain 9th Ter lots pieces or parcel
of land situated in Silver Lake City aforesaid and
Madison Street running through TO Monroe Street an
are designated on plot Of said City Nos Al and
and said 10 contain Eghy-Serez Thousand Square Fe
| of Land more OF less, with nc improvements
Seized and taken I'm execution as the property
| CHARLES HILI.YARD, and will be sold for cash.
PETER L. COOPER, Sheriff.
| SHERIRF's OFFICE, DOVER, DEL,
> September l3 1875.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-29
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ By virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas to me
directed will be exposed to public sale at the front
door of the County Building, in the town of Dover
Dover Hundred, Kent County and State of Delaware
on TUESDAY the 18th day of October, 1875, at 2
No I All the certoin Niece and 1orceI of ground
situated on New Street in the Town of Dover in Do
yer Hundred, Kent County and State of Delaware
adjoining lands of William T. Kellum lands of Lewis
Gieser, and lands of Samuel McGOnigal and said to
contain COCO Square Feet of Ground more or less
improvements.
No 3 All that right title claim and interest of the
said Martin Hillyard in and to all that certain farm
tract of land, situated the road leading from
Cowgill's Corner to Green's Creek in Little Creek
Hundred, Kent County and State of Delaware, adoin-
ing lands of David PleasantOn, lands of Alexander
Laws lands of Henry Ennis and Others be the inter
est whatsoever it may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
MARTIN B. HILLYARD. and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON. late Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, DOVER DEL,
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