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, 1876-03-11

Tho English House of Commons reoonuy
devoted whoto night to tho discussion Of
proposal to mako m addition to tho titlo Of
Queen VICTORIA, in order to Indicate her
sovereignty over India, tho debate mainly
turning upon tho point whothar Hcr Majesty
should style herself Queen OF tho United
Kingdom OF Great Britain md Ireland and OF
India, or Queen Of tho United Kingdom aud
Empress OF India. Ono objection was made
that It would imply absolute sovereignty over
India, md TINT tho natives would grow rcstiyo
under this assumption, but the London Tines
nnswors this by saying TINT the natives know
t!lsy aro under absolute sovereignty, md TINT
it il tile only form Of rule they can oompro-
hcnd. Mr.. LOWE offered the objection that
tho phrsao ''Dofendor Of tho Faith would
bo Objectionable, 10 which tho Times rotorts
that tho Queen il alroady defender of onn
fifth In England, another in Scotland, and d
third in ireland. Mr.. LowE's second objec-
tion, that nothing should DO said about In-
din in tho title, Of the Queon, lost India might
some dny DO wrenchcd from the English
do,ninions, subjected him to tho following
spirited rnp from the Times:
All Empires sro, Of course mortal, but tho wtscst
course Is for eacl to sasuuo that tt will havo per-
petuity Of existence II We to anuso ourselves
With spcculatlons about tho loss Of India and to tsko
precautions ngsinst such cahm!ty tue nattses and
tho peoptc Of foregn countries would beovo that
we lacked either power spirit 10 n,htntain En-
p!rc. Tho best way to keep 1ndiA u to act ns NC
could noycr surrender 1t.
It is pretty certain that tho frauils of tho
WM Department in tho disposal Of trader-
, 1876-03-11

The Hon. D. q. Coox haa tuss returned from
California, after i've veoka' trip. ue o.
presses surprise 1t statement hs found In ths
mosaIng papers that ho wAa counsel for tue
lllinoIs D!stiliinR Company, or the porsoDs coz
nected with it-Masars. LAwRrNoE, DAL1zHT1af
i Ron1ssoa--or that hs had xeoane5 or remotely
returned from Warrington, where be IL alleged
to haya made csrtaln propositions OF eonpro.
n,se. ue says his mission In their behalf did
no. fail for tho good reason that he wes not aes"
Ing for them. o. any other dlstlllsr or person
conpseted wtththe whisky business, in tho ca~
paotsy Of attorney, asont. friend, m In any o..
pacity whatever. THIS disclaimer sssnaa htosa
enough to cover Ill the ground, and ths EspoSs
In undoubtedly snsIrslY erroneous,
, 1876-03-11

fidonco Of tho Assembly, change Of Minis
tors must tako place, mud it will depend on
tho tompor, conservatism, and patriotism of
tho Assembly whetlacr tho Executive will not
DO roslucod to a more committee Of tic As-
sombly, to DO changed by ovory nuc:uation
OF a, oxcitabl8 and uncomfortable body.
, 1876-03-11

All tho big scoundre1s aro not collected
within tho boundaries Of tho United States
Belgium haa just furnished D magnificent
proof Of this Insertion. A clork In tho
National Bank Of TINT Kingdom has recently
brought to d close operations in embozz1e-
ment agg1cgating s1,ooo,ooo. He had sot
sail for Now York on the steamship City Of
Paris, but vas arrested at Queenstown yes.
tarx1nv
, 1876-03-11

The Senate yesterday passed the bill for
tho admission Of Now Mexico as q State in
tho American Union. Two Senators and ono
member Of Congress will represent con-
atituoncy vary little lnrgor numerically than
ono Of the wards Of Chicago, and with do
Greo Of intelligence and capacity for State
Government too fnconsidernblo for compnri-
son with any region north OF tho Rio Grando.
, 1876-03-11

a nIaslonary from Chia1go TsconGJ sEated u
apublIa meeting II BsutAnaluy!lle, Ill, thatnn
Z somnoa ahlnS hare fas !" hundred ladtes.
rustlasf In ail1a, u sh&$s <AipoA taGt&sss. -
, 1876-03-11

tors must tnko place, md 1t will depend on
tho tomror, conservatism, and patriotism OF
tho Assembly wllathcr tho Executive will not
DO ret1ucod TO a more committee OF tic As-
| sembly, to DO changed by ovory nuo:uation
OF nn oxcitabla and uncomfortable body.
TIRE DEMOCRATS AND THE CURRENCY.
It was 01r. LINCOLN who first applied to
tho Democratic party The Biblical aphoris.n
that IA houso divided against itse1f cannot
stand." TITO application is az appropriate to-
tlay as when lie mado It, md tho prediction
Just aa likely to be- true. Tho Democratic
party is again "houso divided against IT.
ao!f," torn by lissonsiona and harassed by
differences which llnyc bcon pressed with SO
much hot blood that tho prospect OF recon-
citntion Is MS forlorn md dismn1 ns when
slavery and secession wero tho monsters
that threatened it. Tho full extont OF tho
disagreement among tho Democrats would
not havo been discovered so soon, perhaps,
1t had not been for tho unhappy fate which
placed them in control of tho popular brunch
Of Congress, and thus gavo tlaom daily op-
portunity Of exhibiting themselves, and do
,nonstrating how difficult, Il not impossible,
1t will DO for them to unite on any pro-
grnmmo TINT will insuru harmony during
tho coming Presidential campaign. With
u aecret caucus organization, represented like
Congress itso!f with various committees on
tho various leading Issues OF tho day, tho
Democrats hnvo still been unable to "l,ar-
1nonize with anything like tho SUCCESS that
Mr.. MCDONALD in tho Senate md h1r. Mon
| n1soN in the House hnvo striven for; unity
| of purpose md notion nlono could enablo tho
| Democrats in Presidential election to dis
turb the strength OF tho Republican party,
but 6uch unity now appears to 10 unattaina-
bio on any ono of tho leading questions Of
the dny, and the nearer tho necessity mp
proaches the further off does tho realization
seom to bo.
| The conspicuous disagreement Of the DEM
ocrnts n'nong themselves In illustrated by tho
| omphatio declaration of the Now York World
TINT "Tho succosg Of tho Democratic party
depends upon tho nomination at st. Louis,
Juno 81, Of harl-rnonoy Democrat Oh n
hard-money PLATFORM" As a mero enuncia-
ton of faot, thero IS no disputing TINT a soft
money Demoornt On soft.monoy platform
will DO moro surely defeated than such
n candidato ns tho 1KorM would hayo
tho Democrata nominate. But, on tho
other hnnd, tho Cincinnati Enquirer
declares with equal certainty that tho success
Of tho Democratic party depends upon pan
doring to tho dishonest sentiment in favor of
initiating the currency. 4 candid survey Of
| tho Presidential candidates On tho Democratic
side and their support would indicate that
the Enquirer ismore Likely TO havo its expert
| ment tr;nf1 thnn TIM WorI ~ In 1,nve ife man
, 1876-03-11

Ths Chicago prodnes markets generally
"ndsd doxnwasas ysstsrdsy. Mess pork
wAs l*v aettvs and 10000 psr bsl lover,
eans0ta Il &4110a22. u oksh ind &aa 1ea3
, 1876-03-11
Obj Tb1t+sal!Ju 2ljri1b'1,e,1e.
Greenbncks Mt tho Now York Gold E1-
change yesterday c1oaed Mt ST..

War has been declared by Japan ageinst
Co{ca, and the ports Of tho latter have been
h}ockaded and hostiitfos actively inaug1ratcl,
, 1876-03-11

Ths OmahA Republican ststas thaa Of fns
1900 tons OF lead suslted from tho oEss ~
that city, 12,000 tons OF ths ssuus Nsss shlpPea
to Chicago during tbs year 1875. This IL ttaos
worth looking A1tss, developing, aad snoou1sg'
lag,
, 1876-03-11

Tho augar-piantesa Of tho Sandwich Islands.
through their hired agents, are lobbying hard
to casry tho reciprocity treaty through ths
House Of Representatives. The following state
raept Of ttsde betwoan tho United gtatea snd
tho Hawaiian 1s!ands during the calendar yasr
1875 la furnished by tho ChIsf OF the DuroAu Of
atAtisttcAi
1mports-ttes Of 1911
1mpoFts-duuAtls.. ........-....... l,22s,R1
TotA. ~
Among tho principal dutiabls azioloa wore tas
following:
Sugar, pounds. al 6oo,ts8 t1,1i3,M
Hjta 1nt,nIls Ils........,..... 1.168s33 81, 363
Kaw voot ponnds .,,,,,.,,..,.. lQ4.34Q li,sN
Value Of domestic exports. $133tea
Value Of fotelgn szpots. lssoa
rpts1., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.. ,............ .t7Rs,sa
, 1876-03-11

HoOLEYB TIrEATnE-Rando1ph street, between
Carl and LASallo. TLs California hf1ustftia After
noon and syonin9.
, 1876-03-11

ADELpHI THEATnE-Dcarburn etreet, corner
Monroe. Varsity performances Afternoon md aTenng.
, 1876-03-11

WOODS MugEUs{-Monros stsett, between Dear.
torn aud staie. Lefty" by ths Aieh'nqB- Bernard
Troupe. Afternoon and erenlng,
, 1876-03-11
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

nArxs or Bunscn1r11oN {rArAnLH ~ AnvAScE).
roasnac rreru1d mt this Office.
p&ly Id,aon. pottpatd, Jeht.
Paris OF ssAr At stn.u rHte.
Mailed 10 any tdlrrss youn WEExA foF. 100
HnndAg EdIltnu: Literary and Nti1Glous Duubs -.
Hhetf 300
tn Wsekiy. postpaid. Observation-Disclosures. U3u
Parts o! rear at sauao rato,
wEExLr HprT!oMs FosTFAtD.
Ons copy fSr l+W
Qlub Of mrs. p&f stg
Club Of twenty, rsr COPY. 1.lD
Ills postsSuis d centA yeAts which W. will pEtpaf.
Specimen cppies sout frss.
70 ptcrtnt delay and n4takes be and svs tost-
ptaco AddFtss In full, ina?udine 8tato And County.
nnmiAneos may bo n,sds either by draft. express,
rnatOMfs crdsr or In Yccstered lettsrs st our risk
TERMS 70 clry supscnsREHs.
aI, delivered, sundsy ozcortod. 2H cents per week.
Daily. dsiivcrod. sundAy tneludsh 40 cents per wssk.
Addr41 THE TRIBUNE COMPANY
Corner Madison and Dcarbornsts.. Chicago LII.
, 1876-03-11
AMUsE haEHT6.

McvIUKEnH TuEATnE--MA1ison htreet, between
Dearborn and State, Engagement Of John Dillon.
'.l1arred Ia llaato and "Tsottor southdoun." Az
tarnoon aud evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CASTORlA.

Cross sickly babies and children may enjoy
health, and mothers have rest If they use Castora
Worms feverishness, teething, wind collie, sour
stomach and undgested food make children cross
and produces sickness.
Castoria will assimilate the food, expel worms,
and correct all these things For twenty years DR..
Pitcher experimental in his private practice to
produce an effective Cathartic and stomach rogu
lator which would be as effective as Castor Oil,
without its unpleasant taste or recoil
The population of his experiment extended
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted his remedy
to which he gave the name of Castoria.
Castoria is as pleasant to take as honey regulates
the stomach and bowels, and does not grippe, Itis
adapted to all ages, contains no alchohol, and is
absolutely harmless to the most tender infant.
Try Castoria once and you will never be with
Outit
Prepared at the Laboratory of ], B. Rose Co.,
46 Dey Street. New York.
oct '75-gd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
TO THE CANAL RING.

ALBANY, N. Y, December 28.-Tha
morning the Commissioners of the Canal
Fund voted-Comptroller Hopkins, the
only Republican on the Board, voting
alone in the negative-to serve formal
requisition upon the Governor for the
suspension of Canal Auditor Thayer by
night. The order Of suspension was
served by the Governor. With the ap-
pointment of his successor, to hold til
the Senate take action, the entire cana
administration passes into new hands az
the result of the first year of Governor
Tilden's campaign against the ring. "This
is worth half our work." said member
of the Canal Investigating Commission
to-day. 1t is in truth all their work.
One week ago this action by the Com
missioners of the Canal Fund would
have been impossible. To-day it was
inevitable. 1t cuts off the last solitary
hope Of the Canal Ring Under Mr..
Thayer's facile audit and convenient pur-
chase questionable claims could become
lawful drafts upon the Treasury Within
the week the Auditor had acted upon
such claims. Within week he was to
act upon others. Up to the moment Of
his suspension he rould, by the help of
his position as Auditor, turn into ready
money the johnson certif ates, which
he had bought as speculator, and veil
grounded fear that he might use a single
added day of official life to do this, made
prompt action as imperative for the Gov
ernor in susponding as it had been for
the Commissioner of the Canal fund in
requiring his action. Formal notice Of
the Governors action was served on the
Treasurer this evening, and the Treasury
is now as safe from the Auditors past
speculation, as it is secure from his fu-
ture malversation, and for Auditor
Thayer the end has just begun. He
goes before the Senate for trial under
proceedings closely analogous to inn
peachment and ending with the same
sentence. Admitted facts in the pur-
chase of the Wells certificates make him
guilty of felony under the amended
Constitution. Holding Office, he has re-
ceiyed perq lisites by which his official
action was influenced. Admitted facts
in the same transaction make him guilty
of obtaining money under false pretenses.
0pon both these charges there is the
best official authority for saying that the
evidence published and in existence will
warrant the Attorney General in seeking
an indictment from the next Grand Jury,
with every probability thatit can be OBJ
tanned and prosec cuted to conviction.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

For the Democrat
SECRET POLITICAL ASSOCIATION

OEChEI run IICHL 1SSOClAIIONS
lfthere is anything that is disgusting
to sensible men Of either political party,
It is the feeble and senseless efforts Of
political shysters to inventm means through
which they may help to boost themselves
into power. Open, honest straightfor-
ward opposition is commendable; and
the only safety of democratic-republican
institutions in the United States, lies in
the changing from one power to the other
as soon as corruption begins to eat itG
way to the head of government. '.Ha'
Secret political associations are a shame
to Republic. Know-NOthingism reared
its CHASTITY head, and for brief season
held sway in certain municipalities; but
its putrid carcass soon sickened Its most
devoted followers, and the yultures that
had fattened upon it turned their liVid
heads toward a new power which came
and called itself Republicanism. And
now these same vultnres, or their brood,
having become surfeited in the party
which has ruled at Washington for near
ly two decades, are. maturing plans to
overthrow not only that party, but every
principle and right given d free people
by the Constitution-the right to. wor-
ship the Supreme Ruler as conscience
dictates. They steal inspiration from
the bigots of 'Fifty.three, purloin from
patriots a name, and call themselves
| HIhe Order of the American Union"
Recently the New York Herald made
an exposure of the dark ways of this
new Order, the members of which are
bound by an oath, as follows: H. 2l.
ITO perpetuate the American Union;
to oppose the power of the Church of
Rome; to sustain our free, unseCtarian
schools; to oppose appropriation of pub
lie money for seCtarian purposes; to OPP
pose the election of Papists to political
office-to all of which | pledge my life,
my fortune, and my sacred honor. So
help me God" '' ".'. ".il.
At this time the membership is said to
be rs 600, and among these may be
named men of high official position in
the councils of the nation-men whose
prudence, one would think, would lead
Jleh " snuu an OTSdHhdllOH WnOSe
avowed object is the persecution ola re-
ligious sect whose only fault is in itself q
virtue-faithfulness to the tenets of the
Church. ..... .....
The object of this new secret political
organization is too plain TO be misunder-
stood. Through its special plea 10 per
petuate the American Union" to "Op-
pose the power of the Church of Rome"
and to oppose appropriation of public
money for sectarian purposes, it hopes
to reach the votes of the American peo-
pie, and through this means obtain CON-
troll of the Government. For a time the
ignoble, the ignorant and the bigoted
may take hold of this revived system Of
persecution, and aid it on by their voice
and ballots; but let us hope that the Cen
tennial year just dawning will give the
people larger views of justice, will open
a wider field for liberation, and agrander
scope for future political enlightenment
obtained.
| ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
"otT OF oRDAH, SAH."

There is disappointed pet.bagger
in Houston, Texas. He went into ward
meeting the other night to press his
claims for a judicial nomination. Ulcle
jim Porter, a colored politician, was in
the chair When the dspirant arose and
began to state his desires, Uncle. Jim
blandly requested him to "Sit down."
"Why, Uncle Jim," said the astonished
speaker, what have you against meH ]
am good Republican" "0ut of ordsh,
sah," replied the President. "You ain't
been here long huff to git de stuffin'
out'n your carpet-bag. Set down, sah."
The blighted man 'set down." and doubt
less determined to bring the circum-
stance to the attention of Senator Morton
as a clear case of "intimidation.D e,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

Mr.. DIsRAELr was dining with Baron
ROthschild when a telegram from Paris
was brought to the Baron announcing
that the Khedive haG offered his shares
in the Suez Canal for sale to the French
Government, and that the parties were
at that moment haggling about The price.
Mr.. Disraeli suddenly raised his head and
said: "What is the price?" The Baron
Immediately telegraphed for the desired
information to Paris, and the answer
came back in few minutes, -Four mil
lions sterling" "We will take them"
said Mr.. Disraeli, without momenL's
hesitation, and from thence the matter
became one merely of detail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
TO CONSUNpTJVES .

The advertiser an old physician, retired from
active practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and per.
manent cure of consumption, bronchitis catarrh
asthma, and all throat and lung affections also
a positive and radical cure for nervous debility
and all nervous complains, after having thorough
ly tested It's wonderful curative powers in thOus'
ands ofcases, feels it his duty to make it known 10
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive,
and conscientious desire to relve human suffer
ing he will send (ree Of CHARGE to all who desire
it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing
and successfully using, Sent by return mail by
addressing, Dr. w. C. STEVENS.
nov25-ly Minroe Block Syracuse, ~ Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
A MAN OF4 THOUSAND.

A CoNsuMP1IyEC ECURED.-When death was hour
" expected from CONSUMPTION all remedies hav
ing failed, accident led to discovery whereby DR.
H, James cured his only child with a preparation
of CdndbiS indicd. He now gives this recipe free
OIL receipt oftwo stamps to pay expenses. There
is not single symtom Of consumption thatit doe!
not dissipate-Night Sweats Irritation of the
Nerves, Difficult Expectoration, Sharp Pains II
the Lungs, Nausea at the stomach, InaCtion of the
Bowels and Wasting Of the Muscels, Address
Craddpck & Co., 1882 Race Street. Philadelphia
Pa, giving name of this paper sepS0 Ol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
Notice to Contractors.

The Board Of Education of Nimishillen town.
ship, Stark county, Ohio, will let the contract to
burg to the lowest responsible bidder, BIDS duly
sealed up will be received by the Township Clerk
from the 10th day of Dec, 1875, until II o'clock,
(noOny ofthe I4th day of January 1876 as required
In section 55 OF School laws of Ohio.
Plan and specification can be seen at the resi-
denCe of Aaron Cutler, IN Harrisburg
No bid accepted unless upon blanks, furnished
by the Board,
BY order of the Board of Education.
JOSEPH SCHILLIG. .
Dec, I6, '75,h Township Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
PETITION.

c, Geiger Assignee in the above matter now
comes and represents 10 the court that as such
ASSIGNEE, he now has in his hands belonging to
the above estate large lot Of Book Accounts and
judgements upon which large sums of money are
due 10 the estate that your petitioner has II ade
diligent efforts TO collect the sums of money due
upon said Book Accounts and Judgements. and
has not been able to make such collections That
list of the names Of such persons so indebted TO
the estate is hereto attached. marked A and made
q part hereof. That great numberof the persons
therein named are insolvent or cannot be found.
Your petitioner now asks that he may be ordered
to sell said Judgements and Book Accounts al
public auction a, cording to law, and for every
other relief that he may be entitled to.
G, ]. GElGER, Assignee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
Water Rents Due.

TTH0SE knoRing themselves indebted for water
rents from January Ist, 1876 Slll take notice
TO call at { Z " Ter w. ks AiCy, in Eagle BlOcL,
before January 49, I26, eld pay their dues for the
current six months.
BY order of Trustees
Resolved, That the Superintendent of the Water
Works, of the City of Canton, notify all persons
who own buildings that are occupied by several
tenants, that the owners of the property will be
held responsible for the entire building and that
from and after the first of January the water
rents of such entire buildings mustb be paid by the
owners Of said property. .
By order of the Trustees,
DecSO-2w CIV. ALTHoUSE, Sup't.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
Delinquent Taxes,

Notice is hereby given that / will not send out
anytax collectors Immediately after the goth Of
December all parties in arrears will be notified by
postal card, and the time that would be consumed
BY collectors will be allowed to tax payers 10 come
to the office topay theirtaxes and VIII attehu IN
persOn AT points where consider ii necessary for
the accommodation of tax payers, ofwhtch will
give timely notice, .. ono ,.,es, nm
Dec 16 1875. Treasurer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

WANTED Manhattan Manufacturing
Company are now recognizing their general
agencies Energetic men may secure the cOnlrO
of all sales in specified territory Of astaple article
perm anent cash business and monopoly thai
may be made to pay $4,000 per annum. For par
tculars address, with stamp enclosed.
G A. LUMPKIN, President.
dec9 OA li7 Read Street. New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as asadministra-
tor of the estate of Mary c, Blake deceased, late
Of Canton, Stark county, Ohio. ...
decSOl75. r. S. SHIELDS, Admir-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
Attachment Notice.

Justin Moss. Plaintiff VS. John Burrell Agt for
Eliza Burrel Defendant Before John Lowe,
Justice of the Peace Of Bethlehem township,
Stark county, Ohio
On the 18th day of December A. D. 1875, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the above
action, for the sum Of thirty.tour, dollars and
sixty.four cents. Said case will be for hearing
on January 3Ist 1876 at ten o'clock g. M
deeoSd JUSTIN MOSS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
SHERIFF SALE:
Isaac Hsrter ys B. f. Renick & Co.

By virtue an execution issued from the court
Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the Aldine Press Works In the city of Can
ton, on
Tuesday the ll& day of January, 1876.
the following described personal property to-wit
sixteen half Cap Aldine Printing Presses, four
Quarter Medium Aldine Printing Presses two
Quarter Medium Aldine Printing Presses, one
Half Medium Aldne Printing Press also five
Planning Machines, five Drilling Machines, one
Countering Machine, one Bolt Cutting Machine,
one Cam Cutting Machine, two Gear Cutting
Machines, one Key Cutter, two Milling Machines,
one Shaping Machine, fifteen Lathes, two Cir
cuar saws, and frames complete, two Grind
Stones two Emery Wheels, and frames, and
one Diebold d Co. Safe. r.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock, a. M, and con.
tinue from day to day until sufficient amount
OF money is made to pay said execution. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff,
dec90o ....r. ....