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THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

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Poultry Wanted !
CEERIEF-S SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order of Sale issued from
1 the Clerk S office of th Court of Common
Fieas of Harcock County, Ohio, on the 1sird
day of December, A D.. 1877, and to me direct
ed, in tie case OF Hi GOrsuch against Sarah
Mick, and others, OF foreclosure OF q mortgage
will expose to public sale at the door of The
Courthouse, in Flndlay, il said county and
State, on
Saturday, The 30tl day q January, 1915,
At one O'Clock. in the afternoon of said day,
tie following real estate, situated in the couu-
ty of Hancock and State o. Ohio, and bounded
ana deSrl ibsd as follows, to-wit:
Inlot number (2l) twenty-oue, in Hauck &
Doty's Addition to tn > village of North Liber-
ty, IN said county and State.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Appraised al 5
Taken as the property of Sarah Il. Mick, 10
satisfy an order of sale in favor of Eli Cor ucn
JAMES L. HENRY.
Sheriff of Hancock County, Ohio.
Sheriff's Office, FindIsy, o.,
Dee 2ith, 1874. dec q "a 5w
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Thirty Years Experience of AZ
Gid EfiTSg.

Mrs. TIuSlOu-s Soothing ~ rUP u tae
nfeSeFf3tf8u of one OF The hest iEiii'4'c
IHysiciaus and Nurses in the United StaL+>.
and has been used Tor thirty yenis with never
-.iIsng safety ald success by miiilons o! Ho.i-
ers ar,ts children from the Zee bic infant o. on
", Elk Old 70 the adult. IL coTTecis aclui'. oI
fI,esfof,,och. relieves wfhu collie resniaIes the
bowels and aives rest. health and comiCrl 70
mother and child, We believe II 10 De liit
P.et aud Surrst Remedy in the World IN ~
Casrs Cf DYSEETERY ard IIAREHOLA IN
CHILDREN, whether IL arises 'Tom IeeiIlnS
o. from any other cause. Fall directions loI
ft ing will aecoInpauy each boitls. None
Genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS q
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper, sou
bv all Medicine Dealers. Jnly Zs-iF
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Dissolution Notice.

THE LAW PARTNERSHIP OF II. & z.
1 Brown was this day dissolved. The law +
hCa OF the undersigned Will hereafter be in
ats building, over & J. n Huber's Drug
- Dre, nearly opposite "Old White Corner,
w ere he will attend TO any business enirust-
10 his care, upon terms fair and satisiactO-
~. EZRA BROWN.
November 2I, 1874. Dec. an
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-22

rroKxEY ASDcOUNsELl..ocR AT I'll, LA% ".
A and Notary Public WI VI, J., an9 ~ csre. par
ti.,;,@ - a,tcntion given 10 Collections PaTt,-
sioI,t,,p az Iands, and business IL fI"D"''
CSyuiEsfs.t, ~, Main street in Ross11atn z 5 BLOCK
,ea5Iy opposiie the Court f0use' May q
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Homeopathic Physician and surgeon
III Main Stl Two Doors North OF Huber 5
Drue store. Findlay, Oh!O. a.,
once Hours-from to IA A. n, IL A. II. 70
Pm, 8 TO 9P- NJ. Nay AZ '"-"
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7rHnniSts.
81 -. nURER q q.

nEALERs IN DRUGS. Stationery, school
Books. etc. Prescriptions accurately com coin-
pounded al all hours-day or night. FSIieo,l5 y \
hnre Eruus-euarauteed. Corner Main anu
Efrsp4E,
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nIvrIII SHEer >

ToaII persous suffering
nom kheGfnafisI'l, eUral-
ia. Cramps IN Tire llm ~ q
or stomach Billions tGilf-
|PaIniB the bacBbowf!s ul
-idr. we would say. tn
HOUSEHOLD fANA-CFh
ard fyMILY LISIMEST is
Iur All others tiEe Icm' cy
'sou want for intern and
fsxIerEal use. II has cur q
.sne above complaint IN
|thouauGs Of cases. There
'!s no mistake aboutit iry
.!t. Sold by All Druggists.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-22

A GENTLEMAN said to his gardener:
''George, the time will come when a man
will be able to carry the manure of an
acre Of land in his waist-cuat pockets. "
To which the gardener replied: Il be-
lieve it, sir; but he will be able to carry
all the crop in the other pocket"
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4zrAfre.
CITIZENS B&Na.

(NARLINS & CO., BANKERS. Rankini
! House in Rawson's Block, No. CO, Main
street Findlay, Ohio. Banking Hours from
60 u O'Clock, NJ, and from TO so'ctoek, p NJ
A leneral banking business done. lntereston
special deposits
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OPERATIVE AND MECHhNICAshi ,,a-s. Da,S.
tist. over Green, d wis, & Cos an oi,i
tions pertaining 10 the l'f1ies3assoi Eo u
West Hardin Street.
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DCLINE a SOks,

xr-HOLFSALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w In Grocereis, Flour, Fish and a Oehefa
variety in the Grocery and Provision nhe.-
Good 1ricgs paid for Butter, Eggs, and Conn-
try Produce generally. East side OF Main St's
iirst door north of Colt House Block. Flnalay
Obio. GApril Is, '70-tt.l
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pAyIs, J.w. DAVIS. II. L. DEIWILEl
RlVIS BROS. IL CO.,

"HOLESALEs AND. RETAIL GReCl1hs
w and dealers in Flour, Provisions, NoodeI
WiIloyy and Stone Ware, Confectionery, Erult
Motions and general variety. Goods al NhoIe'
sale at Cleveland and Toledo prices NOS -
and o. Main StTset
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-22
7 II. gHEHIIJA-s-
Lieutenant General.

Tie only thoroughly wretched being
is the man who has been deceived in a
meerschaum. When he has expended
his money in purchasing the costly com
fort. when he has consumed tobacco
enough to unsettle the nerves Of a rhi-
noeeros and the stubborn pipe still re
fuses to color, demonstrating to him the
fact that he mas been sold, then does
the hollowness Of this world, and all that
therein is, become fully APPARENT.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-22
2hgsisians ara Surgeons.
M, x. g. BARNEIILL,

-o,fEopAT.uu, Physician and Surgeon
III Dnice and Residence over kinlinei Jew
elTy Stnre, Main Street, FiEdlay, ONO.
Feb. 6, "a IT,
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8 sARrr.rxER. y. %. s.


nPERATIN and Mechanical pee e'li5.2 !. "a
{ od;ce-9i. Main street, above X y Ia
ker q Cos Shoe store.
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Vol. 20.
Speriai ,slofre GolurF.
nbn con.sssion Il n Invalid.

ChiIdren Cnen Eoalt Pale ana
BirEE-
from uo. rner cause than having worIns IL
VIZ pVgWsv 8 VERNITTGE CrAFI1S
will destroy Worms without -E5uly 10 li.t
ci-ijd brlf,g ueriecI Iy WHITE. 2Hc ifee iIt -
ali coloriHE or Other Injurious !Esi e'''L
i,suaiI b used IN worm prep@fafiniA.
CURTIS 4 RROWS. Proprietor
No. 2l5 Fulton street. New ] ol &
NH, ms al qy-gN7Y FIVE CE:Ts EcX y
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EuCHELCOTE. Fl. d..
Bfnfertes.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Van Barren, y
Wn. attsad promptly 10 all proies,ic nal
calis Feb. l3, 7i-J.
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@Hdiar gasiHeas Irffforg
suorafys Et ga@.


4 IToRNEY AT Law and tT- IAN CON-
. ,.t,,s. ,,fo-5fsiy 20 bushes inirustea t2
bis care hs Justice Of tae feaoe 'e,,,i one
toLoayeyancl ng ale talzin 1lIrd,av q.
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@. W. GALLOWAY


p.r.pn @. W. GALLOWAY
BALLkRD & GALLOWAY,
physicians AND SURGEONS
OPFICE-Tn Ewing's Block, over Knth.
rauTs Hardware store, West side oi Mhln
Street. FiBdiay, Ohio.
August I6 lS72-tf
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9rutists.

A TrogNEYs AT LAW.
01iice in Patterson Block fiEdi'y' onio'
OJan. g. '73-n
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THE Brooklyn AygHs says that the
first thought on q cold morning is God
help the poor. To judge from appear
ances, the second thought isa deterliu-
alton not to meddle with the intentions
Of Providence.
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TToRNTss 3 q. t.aw once ~ stars. ; ~ fdIS'
a Door south - Dolsrt EC5Se' 1 4bol"'' -
To-
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lis DlOOuS anu liOIlStTOus cflILt
TIE CnrSII ATsrA NIASsAnRE

Not unlike this was the massacre in
August last. Several Northern young
men of capital and enterprise had started
the little and flourishing town of Cou-
shatta. Some of them were Republicans
and Office holders under kellogg; they
were, therefore, uoomeu TO ueJfrr. fsi.
of them were seized and carried away
from their homes, and murdered in cold
blood. No one has been punished, and
the Conservative press of the State de-
nounced all efforts to that end, and bold
" justified the crime.
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TTORNEY AND COUSsELLoE.. III -
a Law. FIndiay. Ohio. Oi4-ce IN, ~ ,,,,la
5yitI fi1d prom pity 20 all business en- H.
cd 20 hss care
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4rs Gaods.
2toaare slsfrhgafs.


LA. BALDWIN.
~ ENERAL DUCEMERCHANTS, Deal
VI ers in Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Seeds,
Dried Fruits, Beeswax, Pelts, Hides and COUn-
tT5Fr1sduce OF sli desert ptions
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ISAAC DAVIS. EhSh1 b
= nAyES q GREEN,

ruHOLFSALE AND RETAIL GROCEEs
w and Commission Merchants and Dealerh
In Flour. salt, Fish, Wooden and Willow W art
&C, &C. Corner of Main and SandnsKy S'fee'S'
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No uso OF any longer taking the large,
repuIsive, gripping drastic AMI uauseOus
pills, composed Of crude and suiky in
gradients, and pat up in cheap wood or
pastebOard boxes, when we can. By a
careful application OF medical proper
ties from the most valuable roots and
herbs. and concentrate them into q min
ute Granulc, zcercely larg rtAzn mustard
seed, that can can be readily swallowed
By those OF the most sensitive etCmacls
and fastidions tastes. Zach OF Dr.
Pieree's Pleasant Purgstive Pellets rep
resents, in the most concentrated form,
as much catharic power as is embodied
in any Of tine large pills found for sale IN
the drug stores. From their wonderful
catharic power, in proportion 70 their
size, people who have not tried them are
apt 10 suppose that they are harsh or
drastic in effect, bat such IS not at ell
the ease, the different active medicinal
principles Of which they are composed
being so harnonized, one by the Others,
as 10 produce a most searching and
Thorough, yet gently and kindly opera
ting catharic. The Pellets axe sold by
dealers in medicines.
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7TgF1EYs 81 Law. VIZ attend c..re,uliS ,',.
anJ 't promptly 10 All Kinds Of 1pslIes. p,a1's,e
Special attention given % tii,s jo 0i-
matters CopveganciEE ahu 1oiill.,tT ~ Cogrt
House
-, & IaI2-fE.
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To any part of town. Cash paid for Country
Produce Farmt rs will do we'll t. call aud
see US. Call and see. aud ask for what you
want. EnW 3 MS SVATEE
Nov. 6. 1874 ii.
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JAnEs 4. BGEE'
- "
.caR HTRKET,

L1S6,ce oger v. L. Davis : Co.'S store; hsin
SOL Fif3lay. oAlo. iapr. ~ q
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OTHER MURDERS.

Many murders of like character have
been committed in individual cases,
which cannot here be detailed. For ex
ample, T. s. Crawford, Judge of the par
ish, and the District Attorney of the
Twelfth Judicial District of the State, on
their way to court, Were shot from their
horses by men in ambush.
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That there was intimidation of Repub-
lican voters at the election, notwith-
standing the precaution taken to deny
it, admits of no doubt. The following
are specimens of the means used:
On the 14th of October eighty persons
signed and published the following at
Shreveport:
''We, the undersigned merchants of
the city of Shreveport, in obedience to
a request of the Shreveport Campaign
Club, agree to use every endeavorto to get
our employees to vote the Peoples Tick
ct at the ensuing election, and in the
event of their refusal so to do, orin case
they vote the Radical ticket, to refuse to
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-17
GRANT AND DURELL.

One of the anomalies Of the situation in Loui
! siana was strikingly illustrated few days ago
when Lyman Tremain came to the front as the
apologist and defender of the drunken Judge
who issued the monstrous midnight order under
cover OF which Kellogg's usurpation was set or
its legs by the President, and has been kept
standing ever SINCE propped up by Federal bayo-
nets.
The President and his servile followers have
pretended to justify their arbitrary proceedings
upon an alleged obedience to the decisions of the
Courts" They connived with Durell at the in
EQUITY, and then held up his infamous act, which
was their own work, as a judicial authority for
installing Kellogg as Governor, without q single
return from the election at which he had been
candidate.
On Thursday last the Committee on the Judi
ciary OF the House Of Representatives reported
resolutions to impeach Edward II. DureIl for
thigh crimes and misdemeanors," the principal
cause being this very midnight order, upon which
the whole Kellogg usurpation rests, and which
has been pleaded as a lame excuse for the Presi-
dents recognition and support Of that iniquity.
The impeachment was laid on the table, be-
cause Dnrell had resigned, knowing that his con-
viction was not only inevita lie, with all the at
tending disqualification, but that trial would
expose the conspiracy of which he was an instru-
ment, and bring to public view the official in
stigators OF the great crime by which Louisiana
was forced into the possession of an organized
band of plunderers.
Durell thus escapes the penalty which he so
well deserved to suffer; but this action Of the
Judiciary Committee, composed Of eight Repub-'
leans and three Democrats, convicts the Presi-
lent OF having knowingly promoted fraud by
;he most unworthy means. which ought, in fact,
% subject him to impeachment After thus
shocking away the foundation, the Republican
majority in the House sustains the sham which
'ested upon it, and has not the courage or the |
honesty to rebuke the President, who alone is
Y. SIN,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
WASHJNCTpN Ion 10 1907.

"
TRYING TO PROVOKE A DIFFICULTY
The discussion is going on in the Senate, with
little prospect of an early termination. Gen.
Logan bawled to-day in his usual style. It was
very evident from some Of his remarks that his
party are trying to provoke difficulty, at least
with some Democratic Senator, SO that the "out-
rage" howl may once more be raised. part Of
this whining game has been played by Edmunds-
to represent Gen. Gordon as seeking q difficulty
with him, in face OF the notorious fact that he
(GordOn) is one Of the most pacific of Senator's
and never was duelist at any time of his life :
and now that this trick is transparent attacks are
being made in the hope Of provoking Gen. Gordon
to some violent language that can be caught hold
OF by the leaders who have prepared and goated
over all the disorders of the South.
THE REPUBLICAN LEADERS
In Congress are tonight in high state of eXul-
tation over the message. It is very we'll known
that the document as it was first written, was
extremely virulent Sheridan was strongly in
dorsed, ana his scandalous dispatches entirely
approved, under the inspiration of Williams and
others of the outrage party. !. The most repres-
sive measures were recommended and Wholesale
denunciation hurled at those who dared to OBJ
pose the will of the Executive. This policy was
firmly and decisivey opposed by certain men,
bers of the Cabipet whose names are well known,
and the President was given to understand that
two or three designations would be placed in his
hands in case he persisted in his mad course.
Vice President Wilson, Mr.. Boutwell, and others
next appeared on the scene and protested against
being placed in false position before the coun-
try, or in position which they could not defend
rs lawyers and politicians. 1t seems that there
were at least forty Republicans in the two bran
ches of Congress who would have broken with
the President if he had persisted in his original
regarding Louisiana
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-17
BY Albert Paul.

UNRESERvED SALE AT AUCTION
OFTHE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE LATEL Y
Established and Splendidly Stocked Cotfeehouse.
Corner OF Dryades and Second stree : Success.
sion of Antonio Mendez.
by ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Office and
- salesrOom No. 40 Royal street-On Tt ESDAY
Jan - 1s5, at II o'clock A. NJ will be sold at pob.
lie auction on the premises
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the well known
Hope Coheehonse. comprising large and well Sc
lected stock of Liquors. Wines etc. Plated and Sill
yer Ware Miro 5, Fixtures, etc,
Terms-Cash in L. 5. Treasury notes ia17
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY De-
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and other
Ware, Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Office and
- salesroom No. 40 Royal street-Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at ID
o'clock, A. NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near
CustOmhouse streets
A general assortment Of new and second hand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Glass
and other Ware, ETC., etc.
Loans securedson Furniture. eto. Storage 1t
mooeSate Sasess ga