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MONTICELLO SEMINARY.

tSpkcldk i}lspHfch to The CH1cH1s tribune.
ALTON, Ill., Juno 9.--Tho tlirty-soventh ami
ycrsary exercises Of tho Monticello Seminary
took place to-day, and, although tho weather
was worry unfayosab'o in lho morning, tho attend.
anco wasvery large. The graduating c'ass num-
bored fifteen, md II moro promising cllas never
left this Institution. Tho class-namo tl,oy &c.
lcctcl was "Ausora," and the motto 'tFacta
clasa c!aresunt diu.' Tho 1loy- Dr.. Post, Pres
ltlout Of tho board Of Truatccs. announced the
following programme Chsgua. "l'hanks bo to
Go1"; Balutatory, "Da Doxtram." Lucy i.
hmith, 0reenslllo; co'upos't!on, .Aome Clild
rasaed Hero To.ti;,ay''" n -, EIa + Marlin,
GS9,Sy osEDSy orao fo%p',te oonocdp poao m soo a5
"AbcndlIed,"', Miss Clauti'no Hunt; COM
rosltlou. ''Tlio Dumb EloInonce Of btoried
IInces," N[l'red ". Powers. Leayanworth,
Kan: 4; con,posltlon. !" On CastorH:" afnna n.
prIcksts, Ed"ardssillo; composition. ..skepti,
clan, llus Never Fo,.n1ol Emp,ses nor Chanset
tho Worlds Heart" Hcrsnia 4. Morton, Chicago
voral aoio. seaHo md prayer from Dor tsciachutz
Aliah 1.izzlo Bell; eonlpoh,slon, "!,oneath tho
field: composition, '.Tto Affair Uoswson Cain
a,rl Ahni. "Ellon =. Hanson, Alton composition,
1.-The Napo IT tho Lock" Emily I. Odao.ne'
Nav Canton; composition. Tho uabo Of a
tsssssss sss,s .t5ss VI sst"G ss SsasM 1ts
aild.ummer 1ner' 1sy D;io.m," Kats i.
Laird, Alton; chords With nolo o6llgato.
sts Ssst s n1ss eSasse ,ass G. wo6a az
| caro; pom, "ltatn'n Qneesion," Carrlo l..
Smith, Chicago valod.ctory, "CamooA," Claul.
uo II. Hunt, Louisiana, Mo-; clana poem, Written
by HinE A!,iot, abdresa 10 grntiuates With the
presentation OF diplomas, tho Hoy. r. II. Post,
y. D., ~. l.1uis.
y!e institution Is in 1ourinhIng condition,
a,d extensive atIeratiuns are uow Contemplated
for thu coming yvas amounting u nsar!,
, 1875-06-10
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.

Urinary Ani Womb plseascs, Gravel DiAbses, Drnp.J
stppaxa Of water. iPeout Of uriae. AEl<hts ~
ln.t loo.i!.. the x.teria thek. eloaJ ttod xlth
III, a. ~ s hp q .R 9, tn1ssd. ss wh
rhie bonsda,t dspo.its. aqd rhsn t.sn & prolns,
of tho back and along tho loina,
Tum0r of Twelve Fenra' Growth Cured BY
1tnIsvuy'A Kes01vout.
l}EyEnLr, hfAsa,. Iu!r l4 100.
Dn. HApWAr} Iha!o had ovarian tunlur tu the oraes
AMI hoMr All the doatus raid thee ~. ny hslp for
ing ho!psA ~: =. y9as is9.ol|en; r snd thSaglt
ftEea .wslve {ctrs onk lii ho!os Of the oao1snt
and se1 Of Hadss,'s l. md twp bottles ot
2. foii, ana 1ee heser .m.ttsr md h.ppioF !h.n
sle ut tho owe tho Kroin wrtte this 70 ynn fof
tho banodt Of othen. You eau pnen 4 sa9 eho?:s
Price, q POT bottto.
, 1875-06-10
sHuRTtEFF COLLEGE.

37tb3H$,
ALTON. ILL.,. juno 0.-Tho Bi.u.tEolr Co]lcpo
anniversaries ara Progressing In a pleasant and
prat.able nauner, mud arc largely attended.
1.aat evening tho ltov. 81. +. Ellis. Of Chicago,
formerly student Of bhustIo', and now oua Of
the most auafnons dtytnca Ut tho baptist touou,-
iuatiou, delivered al aIdresH bcfoso tho Alumni
, 1875-06-10

lE
SD%etai Dsnaleh 10 IhA chfeaae Tribune.
NArEns1LpE ILL.,, June 9--Ths seventh annNal
commencement exercises OF Northwestern Col
lcEu took place IN tho College Chapel to-dsy. A
very large crowd attended. IN Bpite Of tho rain.
Tho exerciros, although rat!nr long We1o very III,
tcrestiug, The Chapel Was handsomely decorated
with flowers, aili uumber Ut proMiueut patrons
Ut education wero noticed ainong tho audience.
Exe1ciacs began at 23U o'clock, President 4. l..
smith presiding.
Alter tho opening exercises, Allss Nannlo l..
8ciyo, read I'll essay on the subject.
Not cues or twcs In orr rough Island story.
Tho oath Of duty was Tho wAy TO Blosy.
sl.a was tsutcfulIy dressed In pure white
trimmed with natural flowers. Her peu is fucile,
and her ideas original and bright slo received
uulnei Gus lloral stlhutes.
sl!ss Ids T. Goodrich read au esHaJ,-s,lbject
"1he Web Of Life II Mingled iaru." Ilcr
vo!cn IL worry clear aud steady, md she handled
4ot subject in . careful lho, ougu .nauuer.
| Tho aforementioned lAuies arc .1sluates
fro!s, the Ehgsh sclentiiio Course.
Theru *e1o two GcrtnAn oraslons, by reprcscn,
tatlYcs Of TIE German Etadu1ses: Nj. ]. j.
klipl.snlt, OF Tar.dasock. Uut.-aubjcct, "Wha,
God DesiSus Mau to liz !" aud Coutal W,ee,ll
OF fiirard,-sutjsct, "Ias Tower OF I.suguase.'
There ato tiss Srsduasea tson, the regular Be!'
Aerulhm" Ihese arc. In each oi a. olssuouts
VI t1uu horossl, which. under favorable circuu
a,s,lces. must 30 btough. out. Tho ssls Avro il
10 who always does his duty from IN &bsolut
devotion 10 right.
A.. uo!dspollu, Of lodi, Wia followed with u
oratlou. .-snb1oct, "Tae Lost Scaptro," 1t va
ca1ofu!ly"Nntsen discourse ou dc,eIc6. ~
showed much mental forco.
! J. v. Tronyer, Of National, Ia. chose for III
anbjuct tho tltta maxim, " ue That Hath Eye
70 600 Lct 1tim Hee.F T4a ssvat sesre.s O
GEOLOGY, Astronomy, aud AIl Nclcuce woul
have remained bar,cd in the snbaoit of ,gt,t
s1Hhs N they should. ~
tho tlrst laaY-osator waa Miss Mary L. IIns
nah, OF lltAsdale, Ill, lIur subject way ..,Thc
D and Now" aud t.cr address was vel! delivered
ahs referred 10 tho position ot woman twcut,
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TEXAS BORDER RAID,

C1xoxxkr1, O., JWne 3.-Tlo Gasette'a NeW
Osleana speoia! says diapatch from Brownsville
aaya tho sheriff there haB ollic!nl Information
that twenty arrnod MexfcanH crossetl Into Texas
o. Saturday night, miles below brownsville.
, 1875-06-10

wAn vEssE1s ORDERED TO oaEEK PORTE.
Losuns, juno 9.-rls Ijaily At,ss reports
that several I,uHsiAn mpn-of.Mar al Oiessn layo
boen ofdeso,l to proceed 10 Grncce, and t4reo
others are expected at Crock portH from tho
I}altic.
, 1875-06-10

WASHINGTON, D. O.. June 1.--Tho officials Of
the 1ntu,ior Department do not consider that
tho aso visit OF tuo Indians to Washington Was
a failure. In regard 10 tho Dlack Hills, tho Do
part.nons had no thought Of onccIing q treaty
With them here, knowing that they had no pow
or to do 10. Tho object maa to dsscsiaa tho aIb-
jeot with thoul, aud prepare thcm for Aomo nr.
rangement nttor tho return Of tho expedition
which hasl boon aont out 70 dcterlnlne whether
there IL gold llere Or not. Az TO tbs relInluish-
u,snt Ut tho lunting-groHnts Of Nebraaka. lAa
Department. has hopcs that tlat will ySt 10 ao-
co1pp}lbhel.
, 1875-06-10

LONDON, Juno 0.-Tho B,lltan of Zanzibar end
suite have arrived At Qravesend.
LoSDoS, juno 0.-rho Sultan Of Zanzibar
landed At Westminster this afternoon, and was
received by guard Of honor.
, 1875-06-10
IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.

Sptctos Difpdch 10 1Hs Chicago Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Juno 0-Eastman. the
counterfeit Clergyman, was arragncd thts n,orn-
Ing aid pleaded guilty OF b!samy. 11o was sous
10 Ska!c'a rrlaoil for four yoara aud half.
, 1875-06-10

CINCINNATI, juno "a writ Of error WAS
allowed yesterday by tho Supreme Court in tho
caso Of doorxo lsnfor, convicted Of tho musder
OF Hornann 6chlllnE, IN this rity. commonly
known ~ tho "tau-ya1d nurtcr." Lie llad boen
sentenced to he hanged Oh tho lJtA prux.
, 1875-06-10
MEXiCQ.

FIRE At MAN0rITLAN,
Cirr OF MEXICO, May 8l.--A fire at Manot!t1an
destroyed p1oportY to tho value Of aA00,000.
Mapy families are homelosY,
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Tho people Of kalamazoo will celebrate tho
You5tA uf July IL grand atylo.
, 1875-06-10
THE oio HORN COUNTRY,

Cu1oaoo. Jnuo 9.-Tho following instructions
we're given to-day by 1tout. .-Gen. Sheridan. on
request made for pcrntasloa to enter tho Dig
Horn country:
CuzrKasE, wJ. r., Nay q, 1sTs.-Ths lioHorabls
SECRETARY ~ lTar-DEAn Bin: We havc 90 men hero
whiting 10 into Tho u,g 1iorn eanry ptnraSe 10
tatr tic route Fort Fstterat, then 10 Fort carcy
in Wyoming, to tho hea,l Of TunKua ntYer, u atu
permitted to travc that routo lIu4s telegraph mo II
tls town, and 0bllGe.
fHjupeti ], NEWTON WARREN
WAR DErAngasExr, AnsuyANT dkNkaALa oFr,cE,
WASHINGTON, June o, ls7b.-Ui!cial cnpy-lte.
spectfully referred 10 ths Commanding 0rHcral IT
ths pIs!s!on VI The Missouri, for sc!l action Upon
tilta Information ~ h. nssy doe!n advisable.
Uy ortlrr Of the secretary of'War.
fS!Xnrti} l.. y, TowNsEku. hAjasaas General.
iIEAnquAn1Ehs MILITARY p1vIy,aios ar TIE
spesffaiIy roierre.i 10 she can'msnalng oeusral
OF Tho Department Of tho Ilatte fur his information
and such nction as tnny 10 deemed necessary.
According to tho provisions pf tito treaty Of 1861
with tho Biuu1 Indians, white men prohibited
from entering the country Eeer1oa TO IN tho tncios
telegram to tile Bccrotary IT WAr. Notification Will.
therefore, be xre to Il! parties who contemplate
tnterinx tho country named that tlc1 vii! 10 rrs;
vented trum doing y tho military authorities until
t1e urdesu under which tho latter are acting arc re-
yuktl,
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ii''sn: thu office In this now Dioceso. ~ lpned
tI.a. il,o IAshop-etect woul accept. sol tho nIo,
cosr vuu1d receive him With urcn icarss aha
Alnia. Bishop Weiies regarded this Eloceao ~ ~
rjcli fold and btliovos Mf. Shtpnhn peculiarly
,n;ted 10 nntforsn the important iusios thnt sill
fall to tho lot Of lts MshoPs. A. ior h'nlae. .,o
heart. At tto conclusion os the Biahop.e very
aut,ropriato remarks tho and!nncc, standing,
ipfucd IN singing "dior1s in Exccls!a."
4 Cnumltsca eaa appointed to Inform tho
BiniAo1,-eIrct Of Lis election,
TMH SEWLy-ELE0TkD.
Thu Hcv. Jacob 9, Shiphaan ia graduate OF
Hobart Cu1leRo, Now York. about "a yease q
nsc, thoroughly educated. possesses ilno mind,
aud is thoroughly devoted to hss calling. He
VT. for tin,n located At Mobile. Als., where lo
tor Of Christ Chulcl, Lexington, Ky, for t,1ne
or ten yeare, He ts an shtlrtng worker, nLt,
very pot ,Iar with tho people. It Ia 10 be hoped
that lc will accept, h'd tlat tbs election Will DO
confirmed.
Tle Council has eet other Epiecoral Colitclls
a good c1auln!e. Thcro Inns boon MI cnltre an-
tcnce Of tito strlfo and tllhcord nanlfcstca ut tue
milwaukee, gathering in 1874. fntioot. th"fe !shh
seemed ike Al aasr1nhtaca OF Christ ian gentle.
i1cn WHO felt That only Chnrtfan conduct should
Lu witnessed OH suc, au occasion. u hls r.
,aarks this afternoon bishop We|los pntd tue ~
occse high compliment, aud the contllcE Of tl.e
,ucmbers of tho Council warranted him i'll ID do'
itls. tho following veto elected
DELEGATES TO TIE GENERAL coNvrSrIoH
Tho How i. X. Hat. tho Hoy. u: ". Blow, tho
1:ov. George Vernon, tho l.ev. ". z. hrtnatronE,
tho I.cy. /. u. t'ootlnoueL, a1r. James Jenkins.
+. II. sm.l,, r. c. French, and j. Y. Susdnm.
1t IN expected tint tho proceedings will close
Wis evening. ..-..--
IN. ECCLEaraN ACCEPTS.
Special D,ststtch 10 The thfeaao Tribune. :.
DAsEsroRT, la., June 9-lnformatson wna To-
eeiscd III thin city this afternoon to THO OBJECT
that tho lscv: Dr. Ecclesson. Of fhiadc1phsn'
whIcl, ho was recently elected. Tho Democrat
u tlA city boldly assorts that II, tho event Of
tlis proving slue. ho wiIl not DO accepted by
iuIlv onc-lalf Of tin parallef and that it Mil
looEs uo.y as II tlicro would be rebellion IN tho
Iowa Episcopnl DtoceHo oil tho question Of d
High aud Low Cirarclmannhp.
, 1875-06-10

WABASH COLLEGE.
Corft1ronlrHrt of Ths ChleJpo Tribune.
CnAwxoupsyrLLE, Ind. Juno G,-For the IN.
formation Of those vim II Av exrect to nstcnd tho
Commencement seasos, at Wabash College this
ycar, aend you tho following programme Of the
exercises:
Tho annual examinations will bo held on
Ihu1saay, Friday, aud Monday, juno II, u, n,sd
81. The exhibitions Of the ptizo-dcc!aincrs Of
tho Preparatory Department on Jllursday oycu-
ing, Juno II; and that Of Tho College piizo.de-
chalmers on friday evening. Tho military e1er-
ciae and rarado under Col. CarrinEson, will bo
hcld n tho College Campus On Friday attor-
noon, tho 18th. On Sunday morning, tho 2osh,
tho Uaccalauroato Sermon to tho graduating
caHs will DO delivered by President futile, II,
centro Church a'l!, at f:90 that evening. tho
Annual Address before tho Society Of ltoRtuus
1limer, u. D.. Of Columbia. y. T.. Ou Monday
evening, the Grafton beforo tho Literary Yncio-
ties will DO delivered BY a1ai. John W. Gordon,
OF indianapolis. THO ronnion OF the Literary
hocietIos will 10 hell IN tho Sociaty Halls NJ ~
4. m. Tho class day cxoreiscs Of tho sonIor
Class will 10 hold IN tho College Chapel on the
Same day, At ESQ p. H.; aud tho orAtion be-
fore the associatod Alumni, jn Consto Church.
f. asnappo @ E M 81 81 " e 5'hn o1nas a. p' i
o'clock. tho graduating e1eIcleoa OF tin Senior
CuHs will DO held IN Certro Church. Tho I'Iesi.
dont's lssoo will 30 given III tho Society liaIls as
7:3o p. III. on Wednesday,. AN. ".
CORNELL UNIVERSITY,
Tho following IL tho programme Of cxorcfBen
for the wcoi Of TIM Seventh Annual Commence
1nent Ut tho Cornell University, at Ithaca, N. T.:
Sunday, .}u,le l3-Urening Sage Chnpel aiiI rst
Of tho unyerrisy res,.ons under tic special cndow
e T. b. o otou to ri as.. 4. oo I'M G IN ssgo i cSspo
s'Seht untyssslty tes'no. tiaccaaarcate}, hy sl!e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

IIENRY FELTMAN ACCOMMODATIONS
II Furniture, Fixtures Billiards. &c OF Booths Thea
TIRE Saoon this day. at II O'Clock, corner Twenty third
street and sixth avenue Sale positive. Dealers be on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

CfrrAr1ox wANTED-By sfN0LE YOUNG MAN
~ - ooaahfnsn aud gardener; can mills Aua make atm.
sen ussiu Ia q ssnasAAar sIaes, Aaassss N. g., ssx
AZ Asraid ofase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

ISAAC WOLF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L co. SELL
tins day at III O'Clock al IL Bowery lot OF store FIN
lures, show Gases, Counters, Iccboxes; also lot o
Fancy Goods Hosiery. SHIRTS, Drawers together with
lot OF Household Furniture Carpets Oilcloh &c. &c
sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

GEORGE J. SMITH. AUcTloSEEa, OFFICE II
~ Chambers street. virtue OF the force closure Of
chaeI mortgage Will expose for sale public vendHs
on wedpesiay the s+th day OF February, 1878, 81 I2H
o,socS IN the ansrnoei az NO as West street corner
hanaIs~s sad xs.l yasnns p;nns sslssn: WIN issss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

l r. TRAvER AUCTIONEER
- Assignee's sale-On Thursday. February 25 at IL
O'Clock al and ~ Great Jones street. dozen pairs Of
ladies' dents Misse , and Chidren's first class KID
dogskin Ieit and wool Gloves ana GauntIets
JOSEPH SECOR
AssiQ
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-29
STATE NEWS.

MCDONALD g. Co., of Wooster, o., one
of the largest agricultural implement
manufacturing establishments in the
West, has. failed, throwing over 200 men
out of employment; liabilities $500, ,OOG
assets not given.
], S. RUTLEDGE, an insurance agent,
of Lima, has absconded, leaving a fam
lily, taking with him large amount OF
other peoples money, and taking Del
phos mans wife with him.
HENRY TULDwEDER, a saloon-keeper
at Urbana, claims to have discovered
petroleum in large quantities in his well.
An examination showed over five barrels
on the surface of the wafer, and has
caused intense excitement in that local
ity. Perhaps it has been salted.
A very destructive fire occurred at
VermilIion, Erie. Co., un last Friday.
Eleven buildings were burned, and the
loss is estimated al -, 00n, partially in
snred
WILLIAM DRESSED, "A prominent Ger
man citizen of Tifiin. and dealer in lum-
Der, committed suicide last Friday by
shooting himself through the heart.
Financial embatrassments are supposed
TO have been the cause.
The Directors of the First National
Bank of Tiffin, which has been placed
in the hands of WARREN p. NOBLE, as
receiver, estimate the assets at.S311 O3I.-
5S. The liabilities, as found by the
Government examiner, foot up $685.
51262. Papers found among the effects
of the late Cashier, develop the fact that
he his speculated in Railway stocks,
gold, bonds, ETC., since 1868, and has
lost steadily, to retrieve which he re-
sorted to forgery TO the amount of many
thousands. Finding the penitentiary
staring him in the face, he took refuge
ia suicide.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Gen. BELKYAP seems 10 be the coming
man for q. S. Senator in Iowa
The President has designated Thurs
day. November 25, 1875, as Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
JOHN d. STEVENSON has been appoint
ed u. S. Marshal for the Eastern District
Of Missouri.
The Pennsylvania election takes place
next Tuesday. The outlook Is very iiat-
tering for Republicans.
OlebiIlaIIen, after blowing his ''bazoo
at Pittsburg Monday night, has returned
10 Ohio. The echo of his foghorn VIII
come back next Tuesday night in the
shape of reports of heavy Republican
majorities for Hartranft.
Gov. ALLEN spoke to large meeting
at Pittsburg, Pa, on the 25th inst. Ca
RY is also to unbosom himself to the
Pennamites. Too much ALLEN and GA
RY is what allied the Democracy OF TINS
State. and the Pennsylvania Democrats
will do well to profit 10y the awful exam
pie set in Ohio.
A most terrible and disastrous confif-
grafton occurred at Virginia City, New,
last Tuesday, by which almost the entire
business portion of the city was destroy
ed. The total loss of property by the
fire is estimated at between seven and
eight millions of dollars. Fully two
thousand people have been left home
less and destitute, and this, too, on the
very threshold ofswinter.
The Government prosecution OF tn
Milwaukee crooked whiskey cases ha
begun. Nearly every distiller and recti
fer of and wholesale dealer in whiskey
and nearly every local internal revenu
ex-officiaI, from the collector downwards
is on trial on charges for which the pen
atty, on conviction, is Imprisonment IL
the penitentiary and fines OF from $50
to $1,000 in each case. The list of d.
PENDANTS embraces some of the mos
wealthy residents Of the place.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-29
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

The several terms Ofthe Court OF Common
Pleas in and for the several cOunties of "a id
District, in and tor sahi year, shs n commence
N the eyefsl counties thereof. as follows:
In Union Comfy. January 3, April II. sep
emOer -.
In HaIdn comfy Jan. ., May .. Oei. II.
In Logan county F,hsuary i5. June s. Ne,
yeInber7.
In Shelby county January a. Mas 2. Oet.IC
In Augisize county Jap.a 3, Mag Loot Is
In Alien county Feb. :, June :. Nov.s.
In Mercer county Feb. 7. May %. beef.
H. Van Vert county Jan. D. May Is. Oct. 81.
In rutnam county Jan. 3, May 4. Sept II.
IN f.,u.dirg county Jan . June 6. sept ~.
In d flance eouniy jan. Il. ApiIl p. Sept. ..
In Henr, county Jan. 81. May ], Oct. IS.
In Fulton county Fsb. Is. Mag 9, Oct. 81.
In Williams corniy Feb p. May Is. Nov. "a.
T., W1.d county jan. 4. My 2. sept Y.
In Marion county Jan. % May l6. & ct ~.
In 'seEec.. county FEB, u. Juue5, NOv.5.
Iu II., cock county Jan q, May 2, Oct. l6.
In yyani, county Jan. 3. SlaJ I. sept II.
. Il. Crawl ri eounly Feb u, June 8, Nov 8.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-29

IT is exceeding y pleasant for Repub-
icans TO witness the excruciating efforts
of Democrats: editors to explain away
the crushing drf-ar of the 18th instant.
OF course W.. are to take their statements
of fraud, etc. with a large degree of al
Iowance; but We will not object, since it
is the only consolation left for them.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-29

Gov. ALLEN rose up in Pittsburgh,
last Monday evening. and spoke TO
twenty thousand people, who breath
lessly listened TO his words of counsel
and wisd
Bah. Gov. Allen and Sam Carey
talked themselves clear out in Ohio, and
if they could be permitted to give Penn
sylvania a thorough canvass, that State
would give the Republican ticket 40, 600
majority. As it is, we shall not look for
less than 20, 600 next Tuesday.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-29
the vote would have stood as follows:

By the former count, Brown and Swan
are both elected. By the latter McDon-
aid, Democrat, is elected instead of
Swan. Throwing out the entire vote of
Wood County(which some claim should
be done, would still elect both Republi
can Senators
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-29
COURT RECORD.
TIMES FIXED
For Holding Courts
IN THE
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE
State of Ohio,
FOR THE YEAR 1875.

BE it Keme mb bered. That at meeting of
Judges OF the Court OF Common Pleas of The
Third Common Pleas Judicial District OF the
state Of OHIO, at the Court House. ia tbs town
Of lelleiODtalEe. county of Logan, and Stale
of Ohio, on The day Of the date hereof for tlls
purpose OF GXiug the times OF holding the terms
OF the courts Of tOmInOn PIE and the District
Courts in said District, Tor the year 1876. We,
the unds TsigBcd, Judges of the Court Of COn3F~
mon Pleas, within and fpr said District, 10
hereby tx the tines Of Lpiding said courts for
The year ls76, in eaci and every county Ia said
DislTic,, rs iDI. w..
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-29

The official returns from the State
show that HAYES received 297, ,S13, Al
LEN 292, ,264, and ODRLL 2,121, making
an aggregate vote of 592, 1913, or &C, OPS
more votes than were polled in 1S72.-
Hancoek's share of the increased vote is
1856, of which 213 are Republican. Pret-
ty well for the Republicans of Hancock,
and yet in few localities there were Re-
publican voters who remained at home.
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oizm 30
"aARDNER HOUSE" "

Cor. Michigan Ave. AID Jseksen ~, no riVsi a
Ihis l,nsgsment, appoinfnenis, o. 70
eafion. f an The latter respee5 s.gao sie% from
guests charming and npo, W. MiehIean. as iar
two o lSs c, resc-the finest water se9pe IN
AmeTics a M IS dleg9nsIiy SPpSSTITS TUFTS rs PassEs
Exposition D. g. HGAURERT,
CIR EI.EsAx 49, a.na9er Proprietor.
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SENATORIAL VOTE-OFFTCLAL.

The following is the official vote of
this Senatorial District, Perrysburg
township, Wood County having been
thrown out by the canvassing board of
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Female Weakness.

VEeETINE is not a stimulating bitters which
or Gates fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic,
" hich assists nature to restore the stomach To
n healthy action.
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The vote received by the Prohibition
candidates were as foil, ws:
Governor-Odell, 2, 597; Lieut.. Gov
Thompson. $500; AuditOr-Locke, g.
432; Treasurer-E. c. Young, 3,196;
Attorney General-Adams, 3,157; Su-
preme Judge Montgomery, 3, 11S: Board
of Public Works-BuchteI, 3, ,252.
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STATE > OHIO, HAScocK CouSrH, -
P.f-r pier f'Ierk offhe Court Of Common
P.,-as Ire aud Tor The county and S,ate Aore-
said slp hereby certify The above ana lofssolns
n, h.. tr1lv taken aud correctly copied rom
tb.- orfstt5I Gigurt Record. on fiie in this ONE.
Witn.sS il.y Rand and seal OF said Court.thi3,
''h "'' - PETER PIFER, Clerk.
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In this complaint the good efie cts of the VEG
ETINE are realized Immediately after COM
meucino to take it; as debility denotes def
cheney of The blood and NEG ETISE acis directly
upon the blJod. octSWi
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To the CLERK ofthe Court or Common Pleas OF Han
ro~k county. Ohso:
Who i hereDy directed 10 publish this order
for three consecutive weeks ia ia HaneJck
C,srier ami Flndlay JEFFER-O SIAS, newEpa-
JAMES PILIA RS,
Iusige OF said [OnFt-
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General Debility.

VEGETINE acts directly u-on Tho caTSss NJ
these com plaints IJinvignr:f;ts sd - f-I-gf H.
ems the whole system upon the SeCTciI Ve
organs, and aIlays Inflammation.
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Special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazstie.
Grand totals OF the Vote on State Officers.