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Attachment Notice.

DEFoRE JAMES HALL, J. PA. Vaccaro
% a Co. VS.. p. II. Thompson.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out against defendant ann it appearing
that he is indebted TO complainant in the sum
of s2J9 50 on account of goods sold and de-
llvered, and the ssne having been levied by
RarnishmeBt on Hill, Fontaine 4 Co., who
answer they have in their D, session two
bales cotton belonging to defendant, who is a
nonresident OF the s. ate Of Tennessee;
tits therefore ordered, That defendant make
his personal appearance before fne, on the
Soth day Of Novemb Der, 1874 at my Office, in the
-itv OF Memphis, at 10 O'Clock am, and de-
feud said attachment suit, or the same will
he pros eeded with exparie; and that q COPY
~ this order be published for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
26th day of october, 1874.
JAMES HALL, j. p.
H,Cay King, attorney. ocI27 tus-
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governor BROwN viii speak al
Brownsville on Thursday next, and in
this city on Friday night at the Green
saw Opershouse. This announcement
vii be sufficient to put his host Of
friends on the qtd uiUe. The Demo
crscy Of Memphis must turn out in force
and give him a hearty greeting.
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DIED.

McCALLUM-on Saturday, October oath, at
the residence OF his mother, Egypt Place.
In this county. after a brief illness, LUTHER
THOMAS MCCALLUM, aged nineteen years,
youngest child of Mrs. Mary A. McCallum
and of Malcolm McCallum, now deceased.
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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

HE officers and members Of Naioma Tenn
pIs OF Honor and Temperance, No. i, are here
| notified to attend meeting Of the Temple
this CTUESDAYO evening, october 9th, at ~
o'c ock for ELECTION OF OFEICERs for the en-
suing term, and other important business.
By order. BUN +. PRICE, W. q. 4.
W1<rrr OCT
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ESTHER CLUB.

TTHE regular Rehearsal 81 the Esther, which
was postponed from Monday on account
OF the Concert OF the Mendelssohn Quartette
Club, will be held on WEDNE SDAN evening,
October 2Sth, at ~ O'Clock, sharp.
By order Of the President.
oct27 NORMAN L. AVERY, Secretary.
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LAW REPORTS.

First Chancery COurt-R. J. Morgan,
Chancellor.
Courts stands adjourned until Wednes-
day, twenty eighth instant. The following
order was made by the court yesterday, to-
wit: "Ordered by the court that hereafter the
clerk and master of this court shall not ac-
tept any member OF the bar in this county or
city, or solicitor of this court as surety on any
bond for costs, attachment, replevin, iDjunc-
ton, or as surety on any note or bond for pur-
chase money, loaned under the order OF the
court, unless allowed by the chancellor"
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The case of A. NJ. F. Logan VS. the
Hartford City and Syracuse Coal company,
the first on the calendar, consumed the entire
time OF the court yesterday. 1t will be dis
posed of this morning, when the calendar, as
heretofore published, will be called.
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MARRIED..

MEAD-RoUNDs-sun October 25th, at
Grace Church, by Rev. James Carmichael, MI
JAMES MEAD and Miss sELENIA ROUNDS, all
of this city. No cards.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY

in the November Number. which Begin
the ninth volume, announce, among other at
tractive features, a new series OF illustrated
Papv RS, from various pens, on "Amertcau
Lille and Scenery TO rival :" 1he Great
-outh " Papers in the profuseness Of tht
Illustrations. Also, Series Of illustrated
Papers. "A Farmers Vacation in Eu
rope" by Col. GEO, e. WARING. OF Ogden
Farm, Newport, Il. J., and a new serial,
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" PICTURES FROM FLORIDA

1T Is SAID 10000 people visit Florida every
winter. sCRIBNER for NOVEMBER con-
tsins MagRifieentII illustrated Article
on that fascinating region, The Italy of
america, which viii serve as an almost
Complete Guide-BOOk 10 the traveller.
he
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

MEMS calf shoes at 81, from the late
fire, at II. Morris a Bros, Aus Main street.
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TempIars' Guards.

THE Templars' Guards will meet for drill,
i tonight (TU ESDANl, on the drill ground,
corner OF Butter aud Tennessee SITS. BY order
JACKSON r. CREWS, Captain.
u. :. TAYLOR. q. S. oot7
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4. q. q. f..

rIlHE officers and members Of ...asszs,s..
Banner Lodge, No. l47, are s sFt-971aa :
hereby requested 10 meet in Trus- - :.
tees Room, this TUESDAY, even slsss@
ing at ~ O'Clock, for the purpose OF paying :
fraternaI visit 10 Blur City Lodge, No. Isl. A
full and prompt attendance is desired.
BY order. JNO. /. LIES, n. y.
J,s n SHEPHFRD. Secretary. OctL
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49, for them 10 give as constanle'. bone.
60 Id ussfe 10 remain silent az lhls eba'sn,d,
- ,,er{oa. woula belle my manhood <
80, t,,1,self the tool and slave OF lhosS Eho
isbor Tor TIE own aggrand zrmshL ,,' ,,se
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The, following cases are for trial to
day: James Deigin, John Clifford, Phil. Bur
nett, and Dan. HaustoD.
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Hook & LAGRILL's celebrated Eureka
Toof-coating, the cheapest ana best in use.
No. 326 Second street
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. sIys' ,,i,n.s- into his ONCE anu -.sd
from a drawer 81 affidavit, sne hssiSsciined.
ing il ask ed witness TO signlt, pns called al
AZ the request o. CunI WIN -,.oru-
- rcness offlce on ths Iaeg
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-. ~ ~ X
UlHE members OF Bluff City .s.I.sa...
/ LoSge, No. 1877, are hereby no r
titled to meet at their Hall No. $50 800
Second street, this CTUESDAN) SSEsstSN
evening, at ~ O'Clock, to receive their Char.
ter, for Initiation, reception of Banner Lodge
No. l47, and for other important business.
The brethren of sister Lodges fraternally
invited to attend.
CIV. L. CROOK, n. G.
W. H MoYsroN, Secretary. oct27
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secand Circni, Court-HnIsex. Iudg,


To-day the case of Hill VS. Deane s
Wayne will be taken up. The special juror
summoned in the case are notified 10 attend
at ten O'Clock.
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Attention. Knights Templar,

VOU are hereby ordered 10 attend in .
II fatigue DIRE; $, for dfin, this CTUES- w
Day evening, at ~ O'Clock, al Adams/V\
Block, Second street.
By command. J. w. WARD, V. G.
r. J. BARoHUs, Recorder. octz7
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+ UUonhntioI s~E-.s.--,lSe dIs-, : few
Federal cemetery nsar : ss ~ ,,,, ~ ,ed
DAYS ago from the eneeiS VI u
during the war.
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1.-THE STORY OF SEVENOAKS, .

HE bIUk1 UE SEW ENUAhS, "
BY ]. G. HOLLAND.
A new story, NY TOURMALINE," by
SAKE HOLM, begins in the November num-
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before, AID with the ambition IL has main
be not only
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best popular magazine Of the world.
During the year 10 will present such marvels
OF Illustrative engraving as no popular maya
zine has ever been able TO publish, whilst its
writers Will be, as they have been, from
among the most eminent and popular.
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Deans Interest and Equation Expo
Hent-a system governed by the princi-
pies OF Decimal Notation, by means Of
which the correct interest Of any sum.
at any rate per cent. for any given time,
Is aseertained almost at a glance. 1t IL
the most rapid and convenient method Of
averaging accounts; q standard work,
Invaluable to every Merchant, Banker,
Lawyer, Insurance Agent, and Corpora
ton; over three thousand now In use IN
the United States. Address
II. BERNARD,
$50 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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80. carving with Il belief ana CON
3; .l,o1 Notabiy was this the case 10
fbe announcement made by u'Vsinoi
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w. 4. MITCHELLS SCHOOL
No. 3O3 Third Street.
I. q. .. #.

ENGLlSH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASH
u CAL courses taught. For particulars ap-
DIV at 3S Third street. sew
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feet mont on TrOutland avenue,
kdgeneld, Tenn-............. ............... 2CO,
997 New Frame house, 4 rooms, 50 feet
front, adjoining aboye.......,..........,.. 200
g9S Building lot in Nashville, Tenn, 49,
feet front on College street........... 2,OOS
999 House and lot in Bowling Green. XIV 25U
1000 1914 Acres OF Land in Chambers
county, Texas, on Cedar bayou, 25
miles nom Houston .................,.'....I $500
1900 Approximation Prizes OF 81 each, beins
determined by 200 numbers on each side OF
the number drawing the Capital prize.
The a OOve prizes will be drawn in Nashville
Tenn, on Monday. october 20, ESzA.
My Drawings always take place on the
FOURTH MONDAY IN each month. They
are conducted in public by a committee Sc.
lected from the audience by the ticket-holders
present. 100000 numbers, corresponding with
the number Of tickets issued, are put into the
wheel, and the first number drawn out en-.
titles the holder Of the corresponding number
to the first prize on the list, viz: $40, 900: the
second number drawn 10 the second prize
etc, until 1000 numbers are drawn. The re-
naming 1000 prizes are determined by approx.
innate numbers.
A statement of the drawn numbers is pub.
lished and forwarded 10 ticket-holders and
Agents. Prizes forwarded promptly.
Tickets for sale by Agents throughout the
country. orders by man or express must be
directed to me at Bowling Green. Kentucky
]. *. 90LLADAY.
Es-For fun information, apply 10
6. Fl. SAMUEL,
NH q TaaF faHwa Il
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Second Chancery COurt-WaIker, Chan.
eallnr


Court has adjourned until Monday
November 2, 1874. The jury summoned 10
Thursday are ordered 10 report Thursda!
week, the 9Th.
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President Siney IA .aS ~ 911st vice-pr~si
5a,t n Jones, OF ohio Tue sseISeA ~
S,,s ,osr vice-presidents viii De onosen ~
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FRESH GOODS!

200 pkgs new Minced Meat.
500 boxes Cheese Nutmeg, Factory, Swiss etc
100 pkgs. Pearl Barley, Grits, Oatmeal, Farins
so bhls. Sweet Missouri Cider.
car load Eastern Early Rose Potatoes.
l car load choice Apples, Oranges, etc.
car load new Mackerel, Whitefish and
Salmon.
1000 pkgs. ew Raisins, CurTants, Citron and
Prunes.
$50 pkgs. new Holland Herring, Goldfish and
Roe Herring.
3I5 bbls. white and yellow Refined Sugars.
20 sacks Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffees.
1000 cases Jellies and Preserves.
500 cases new Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
800 pkgs. Pickles, in bbls, kegs and glass.
1000 bbis. and half bbls. Flour, all grades.
100 bbls. Kraut, Ham Sausage and Cranber-
$50 pkgs. Breakfast Bacon, Hams and Shout
ders.
200 pkgs. Almonds, Pecans, Cream Nuts and
Waluuts.
100 bbls. new Beans, Hominy and Green Peas.
Also, a complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, not above mentioned, Wines,
Liquors, Cigars and Tobaccos, for sale low TO
the trade, at
G. A. ECKERLY'S,
Cor. Front and Union SITS.
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,e ~ te ass fs boah al nome and abroad

L1vERrooI. October so;- ,ao, ice .a 6y
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By Order Executive Board.
M. J. wALDRoN, Chairman.
E. WORSHAM, Secretary.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

THE Courier correspondent, ''Obser-
YER" treats the readers Of that paper
20 z small chapter on the DIETz rescue
thi- week. and among other things he
SAYS:
When the crowd wanted 10 - into
the Jail the Sheriff resisted and called
for and demanded assistance.
The above : about a. near the truth
a. Observer and the CyUyisrcan get.
Mr.. HENRY diF MT rcF .tor 0,>i>tt5.-.
ut qV He allowed the mob 10 enter the
jail, without even protesting and a. Tor
saving that lie resisted. It i the veris>J
nonsense. Mr.. HENRY stated 10 IL on
the afternoon Of the day Of the riot, at
his own house, in the presence Of D!ETZ
himself. that the boys" asked him for
permission To 20 up and visit DIETZ. and
that he permitted them 10 DO So. not
thinking that they would take the old
man oCC. A. for DIETZ' Illness. he
could not have been Very sick. for he
sat in the Sheriff. parior the evening Of
the riot, smoking and cUr~ing the crJi~a-
derS. Quite like himself. 10 b. sure.
but rather heavy work for an invalid
observer" further says:
1t i altogether probable that the
crowd would not have taken Diet away
had it not been for the imprudent jrcr>
and taunts Of some ladies = near 10y.
For shame, that any one who pretcnd~
seublance Of rrSpectabiIity should
write anything like the above, and worse
that a newspaper should publish it,
The Germans went to the Jail. wild with
wrath and beer for the purpose of TAX
Ing DEITZ out, and did it. and the story
of the '.taunt~ and ieers'' exists only in
the befuddIed imagination of "Ob>"rv-
er, Ulids WM. NrNGEN. The whole
story is simply for the purpose Of
misleading people and bol~tering up the
sinking fortunes Of Sheriff HENRY who
disgraced himself n an officer bv his
cowardly conduct.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

FtHdLiy, iH -'ria:n c'ses-
SECTION /. BE q, or5,tiasJ 5ytEe Cauzca oI tEe
JHcJrg0r'ff--i EdirJe' 'J Esf4io,y, i a-J ~ snail
be the dUiy OI iAe said Council! iune,tsieiy
uuUu the passage Cf js-.s Osu4stl.ces uu aim ti-
ally thereafter, "a their first meeting IN Aay,
stud a. such OlIer tlIl.s s., upon lCJIce OF the
1Icr. OF SAID Village may "-','n4@ hsct7s'iy
% ~-ls Cl mot less LlItI one utu1gs anu W tli y
good juGIcious persons, c-tiz-u- OF ss-d VII -
uavIf = the qutliiIcssflIE OLJ r.Is IA Tire Court
Of Common Plea, anna shat -lve - ll-- Of iAe
uaTu--s -. such Ee--su- 90 Lif- '-etE ~ -sti4
village, y IY,.s GU.y 40 shall D- % WEl.e tucn
names on separate pieces o. paper ami il'
them suitable box 70 be- prov 4l1d D. liiii
al the expense 81 the l--as-.
SIC. 2 4uat whenever aLy person. SE:s-tr'-
and brought before f-- AtN OF L.I .l."l''I'fi- =
ed with "a violation DI any % t= oiHin.ti'1 e. 81
said Village. sinai. c.I1l-r. o. is4F. ~ y.Ays or
IL said Village. L- I-- -t'-Ia as. ~i.ll '-'lI-i %
the trIai OI such case ir --l-r i. ---ii D. .Ll-
.If.- A;ayBr. and - r-s Brf--Ir- o. iis -i"f 'E
and Nsr-iai OF SAID .l..ag-, r.'- sara -I2 iss
lusfr~ been shaken, pas 10 ii4-z ii.- 't-i".-
on which said li--. --i' n. 10 i-.'--'
ala b0x twelve bstl.o.- and deliver lae same
So n Shall be- the duty o. 'La Mayor
fIer-uIGu 10 .--Ie FrI4T- la.4str To ii-f 9i i-i-
SA8l. CDuIfiItH-4i- i--iii 20 ,.'--.' 2 -. =.
persOu- Whose EaIr-'- are at'l' D. a. ~ --.--
10 attend AT the Aay o., ONCE -i --.' 'l-.-'-
a. urOrs IN tine tIial "f tL1 cause -- .l.-..-
,il.ll trial i- - Cs.Lafltf-
-, 4 me Same. challenge 81 TO ..-rD-- E-sr-
De-. allowed TO either party a. la P-"f-I't D.
the trIa! Of eTiualis aus, d" .,' ....
U1url .l0uld not be- tl.i. ami either Ph4.y le-
iuaf,I a. -, clsll veu.Ie 20 h.l tie sane LA'
Iam-- -isalI D.- d4.tsn a. ap's- pi'F.Hs'--
SO. %. The Mayor - L'lr"g "-ii. H'i'f 81
issue AL VvTI-- ami prrrs~-s~ n"H-'--A 20 '''-
~ .uf8 eii--- tl4- OF iiust'lr-- st-il . - .'--
the Mar-Aal snail De- allowed .ll- -f-l1 i'.' r.
~ Iyy "a rt- .sta..l Tu rs-r-rr l f.-- '- 'tisfi
e,5asraI!-- fnT 4IE- ~- vices. i' t- ti-'t az
cOrLILs % i.lE- .---- ....
made ~. ID.ID.s-l- a..-i -...,-a d. ..4il g.. s.
tsE.'! . TIE 5i.r' ~ .-i- -iis ~ ---'-.- @
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

There are no GOOD reasons why times
~hoIid be- hard. Crops throughout Hancock
county never were better: and soon they
Will begin &" move The money shut up ia
the county treasury VIII hc distributed. and
AN excellent trade awaits YOU. In time of
peace prepare for war. pU; Your advertise
m'nt before the people; if YOU really have
something the people want, let them know
it by putting out your Sign. scattering Your
business card far and Wide, ny putting up
posters. etc. and, what will do you more
good than all else, by putting IN attractive
anG snowy advertisement in your county
paPcr>-not the paper alone that advocates
NouI views, bUt the paper which has inL,.-
pcndcncc enough tu nave itS own view and
sand 10 stand hy them, and such "a paper
Is always sought after By all mcl whose pat
rona"c i worth ls,yiu,,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
Martino Troupe.


The above company will perform at
Wheeler's Hall, on evening of August
9th. The Cleveland Herald SAYS:
Martino was greeted with an audience
that numbered over twelve hundred
people last evening, and tonight he will
close one of the most successful engage
ments ever played by a magician in this
city. Martino stands at the head of his
profession in ingenuity and originality
of startling feats, and his department
on the stage is always easy and gentle
manly. Besides all this, everything that
is promised by the management is faith
fully fulfilled. 1t is no great wonder
that Martino is a favorite everywhere.
Please see advertisement elsewhere
for particulars
They also give a grand balloon ascen-
sion with magnificent display of fire
works in front of the Hall, Thursday
evening, TO see free of charge
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
ChiragO Fir.

W q came oU- If tile C..,.s-. -. safe and
-ouud- Having made good IL, If oIrJimg
a' the --ca' National Photographic Conv,u.
l."G just Ar-.. L.. Chicago. We return to our
nun. rHuS friends aud customers tsttsr ar.-
I-'r". ana NOR, Ts'V T,t.aia,d that ever.
tp turn out a"l, 5a- firs--ci,tSs s-5-E. and Su>-
tain the reputation that has been 81 freely
accorded 70 uS, aS turning 0ur the best work
IN tins section. We have added several new
designs I" our printing department for Pho
tu-raph~. Hy~ilc~ several improvements i'm
oIncr directions. and purpu~c 'u have uur
work SECOND 'u none outside uf the. Ta~.r..
ellie CuH.- aEd sec What We W!ii ~.uw
yuG- Z. : SEVNuTE * Co.
IuI.5i-.1-y
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
3Irr Slark .3nnErfr.

BUFFALo. july 40
Receipts today $50 head, max
ing the total for thc week S2l3 head. The
market WIS lively and strong at Yesterdays
prices There was not sufficient good stock
offered 10 supply the demand The sales
ranged at s jncJ -.
SHEEP AND LAyES-Rcccipts to-day 800
head, making the supply for the week thus
far H. 200 head. The market WAS lively at
Ec decline on all grades. Sales of western
sheep at - G2sGyJ -
lIo"S-Rcccipts to-day G3nO head The
market was slow for want OF stock. Prices
are higher. Workers are quoted at 50 500
: ~; hcayvy hogs at s. 2IC,1 III.
East LIBERTY. PA. july -
CATTLE-Arrivals to-day Is cars Sales
of best II So O0,tG -; medium at - sjun
q OG; common at 81 1JC,5 80; stockcrs at
So coal 90: bulls al 81 Coos 80
lIoGs-Arrivas today q ears Sales Of
best PhiladrlPhia al 81 JGG7 -; Workers
al s. OGG1 -.
SHEEP Arrivals To-day p cars. Sales Of
hes, at y 2jc.5 -; medium at 81 ,IG1j 90.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
The Prosperity Of FindIay.

\ reliable gentleman who. in his bus
ness, is compelled to travel over South
ern Indiana and Illinois during the pres
ent season. told us a few days ago that
nowhere in his travels had he seen more
evident signs of prosperity than in the
town of Fiadlay. He said in many
towns business seemed almost dead.
while in Findlay everything denoted
steady, certain growth, and increasing
prosperity This gentleman is well
posted and his opinion is considered
worth something by those who are best
acquainted with him. We account for
this prosperity by the fact that we are
located in the center of the finest agri-
cultural country in the world, and our
town is largely made up Of excellent
business men. who have faith in our
future prosperity a. a town, and who
work with Il will 10 the accomplishment
of that end.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
Jail Delivery at Ottawa.

We learn from Mr. Tom. II. HOUPr,
who was in the place at the time, that
on last Monday night the persons con
fined in the Putnam county Jail at Otta-
wa, made an effort TO escape, and part
of them successfully. The circmnstan-
ces are substantially as follows: The
Sheriff, Mr.. SHERRARD, went into the
place where the persons were, for some
thing or other, and just a he was about
10 fasten the door behind him, he was
struck over the head with a heavy in
strument of some kind, by young man
named HARMAN. The blow knocked
Mr. SHERRARD down. cutting Il deep
cash in the side of his head. There
were six persons III the Jail, and they
ali ran out. Although stunned. and his
ewes filled with blood, the Sheriff got
up and ran after the prisoners. Near the
Catholic church he succeeded in over
taking GOODWIN, the murderer, and
taking him back TO prison. The Others
escaped, and were not captured at last
accounts.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

AfIfralus run daily. sundays excepted.
6-ra-f- connection made at Fremont with
f-t.4i. On L. > & VI. =. kys TO and from all
rgtrfs E.as' &iud West.
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BgIcu q Chicago ky-
a. lima with trains OF ID. VI. a q. H. a ID
z l. ..asd from all points south. Also with
--sla~ on r.. r.. " & &. ky 10 and fgOp all
-5,,ff.r- Past and West.
y n. ASDRWS. Gen. Ticket Agent
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

ia" lisi!r, of ia" Temperance League
intend hnIdinga Convention in Eindlny.
August II. Il i desired that each League
ia the county send delegate. The Vice
Presidents Of the County League are ais o
requested to he present. \ mass tenn
perance meeting will be held on the 18th.
The place Of holding the Convention,
and other particulars. viii be- published
next week.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31
Accidents 70 Former Citizens

HCI-VtIlt' . OiiIlCT OlIiLtuS-
We learn with regret that Ilr. GEp.
GARDNER, formerly superintendent of
the Fimdlav Flax Mills, now residing at
Delaware, Ohio, had the misfortune To
fall down pair of stairs on" day last
Week and received serious injuries, bDtl,
external and Internal.
From a private letter, W. i"arn that
Judge FREDERICK, formerly Of this
place, recently received Il Kick from Il
horse. and was 50 badly injured that
for some days fears were entertained for
his recovery. lie is now slowly Recover
ing
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-31

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