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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

There is, however, barrier TO bis lib-
erality in the Oregon constitution.
The electoral college Was the only
qualified body to fill vacancy arising
from an" cause ,ohateUer, a1d the Two
constituting that body without dipute
filed the vacancy in a legal manner
and cast the vote of that State
for Hayes. Hoaldy's argument
was a labored expenditure Of wind,
and at varience with all Democratic
preeedents. ! ~
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GOV HAYES DAYTON SPEECH
Referring to the short speech made
by Governor Hayes, at Dayton, the
New York Tribune remarks:
Gov. Hayes has most certainly not
obtruded himself personally upon the
attention of the American people dur
ing the discussions and the disputes
following the election. Nothing could
be in better taste than the modest pa.
thence with which he has awaited an
official declaration of the vote; and if
he broke silence at Dayton on Wed
nesday last, it was under circumstances
thatwould have made a persistence in it
positively ill-bred. But we look in
vain for any trace of arrogance, of self
assumption, or of partisan passion in
this little address. 1t is, indeed, a
tritie quite as suggestive in what il
does not, as in what il does contain.
1t would have been easy for Gov.
Hayes to make strong defense of his
party, and a strong attack upon the
party opposed to him; and hardly one
man in a hundred would have resisted
the temptation to do either. But the
whole tone of the speech is kindly and
catholic, patriotic and generous. He
simply alluded to the indiscreet things
which have been said and done by men
of ardent temperament; but these
have not shaken his faith in the saw
ing common sense of the American
people" The same consolatory idea
has undoubtedly. occurred to thou
sands; but i, is cheering to find it set
forth by person in the position of
Gov Hayes. Il is in fact the sum
-otal of the whole matter. 81 |
> - Il
To the decision of lawful authorities
Gov. Hayes declares that he will |
quietly submit" This assurance, per-
haps unnecessary, and out of its con-
nection uncalled for, Gov. Hayes
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THE Northern Democracy are just
now in thecondition of the young lady
who said Mo- and wished she hadn't.
They talk about fight but do not mean
it. Vide Vallandigham's 1O0. 900 Dem
ocratic braves, who were to rush to
glory" or their graves, but didn't
though a number of them rushed to
Canada. Ben Hill understands them
and quotes Ingersoll's ''unvincible in
peace, in war invisible" Let up.
You cannot steal that Oregon elector,
and without him there is no salvation
for Samuel. Better accept fate tn In
try to nullify it, although that may be
perfectly Democratic method.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The Democratic Committee seLt to
South Carolina to ''spy out" frauds
committed by the Republicans, have
been unsuccessful in their mission, and
ing will come back shorn. They can
give their fellows no consolation
Nor is this the only case where woe
has fallen upon them. Gen. Barlow,
a Democrat, but square man had
been invited by President Grant to go
to Florida, and. went. From his re-
port the Democracy had hoped to get
consolation and hope, but not a word
does Barlow. give them. After a
thorough canvass of the whole subject
he concluded:
although 1 understand perfectly
what the result would be if the Beard
had decided the several cases men
toned as I should have decided them
yet l do not feel sure to day whether
the vote as actually cast gave Hayes
or Tilden majority. Several attacks
were made. on the Republican side,
which the Board passed over hurriedly
or did not decide at all, and which
seemed to me to have a good deal of
force in them. The reason, pre-
sumo, was that the time being very
short, aud the action, as had, given
Republican majorities, other cases of
contest were passed over. What the
result would have been if all the cases
had been fully considered cannot
say. Very respectfully,
~ sob -. FRANCIS G. BARLOW"
He does manly thing when he re-
minds the Democratic House of its
discretion of ''free elections" by its
decision of the Platt against Gocde
case as follows:
"I may say here that l have no
doubt that, the judgement of the Can
vassing Board was much affected by
the example set 10y the Democratic
House of Representatives, in the elec
ton of Platt against Goode, i'm which
the vote of a whole country, giving
large Republican majority, was reject
ed for the sole reason that few unim
portant words of attestiation upon a
country return were omitted, although
a copy correctly attested and certified
was produced. This decision was more
faRrantly wrong than any made in the
Florida case, and is called from the
Democratic Chairman of the House
Committe (Mr. Thompson, of Massa-
chuetts) the declaration that it was
the greatest outrage upon Tree elec
tions ever perpetrated in this or any
other country, "or words TO that effect.
In view Of this decision by the Demo
cratic House, 1t is perhaps to much TO
expect that this political tribunal in
Florida should overlook the serious
reeularities and illegalities in the polls
rejected by them.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

WE were never an admirer of Judge
Hoaldy-of Gineinnsti, and when he
bssame Q Liberal and Rsformer, I"
we lost al hope. HIS recent attempt
to justify Governor Grover in his at
tempt to steal an Oregon elector from
Hayes and Wheeler in defiance of the
1ill of the people, Is even more eliber-
ai" and ''reformatory" than we sup
posed it possible for him to become.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

THK SECRETARY of the Treasury sub
mitted to the House of Representa-
tives estimates of the appropriations
required for the public service for the
fiscal year ending with June, 1873.
These are: For Congress. S., 1888.
ESQ; Executive proper, s78, 400; De-
partment, of State, 81, 449. 657; Treas
ury Department, s165. .24S, 3Ss; War
Department, S54.251, ,355; Navy De-
partment, S22, sol, ,96s; Interior Depart
ment. sSs, SOC, 722;~Postoffice Depart
ment, Sc, ,636. GAY; Department of jus
tice, 81, ,422, $50; Department of Agri
culture, 1920; total, S299, Gil, ,o6s-
These estimates are SIS, 100000 less
then those for 1876. ~
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al THIS from the Brooklyn August Dem
ocratio) 1.-THE Democrats who bet
81, ,Oo0 on Tiiden's election thinks
there will be civil war, and says if the
Constitution is worth anything it is
worth fighting for. He is likewise
making arrangements to hire substi-
tpta NJ -uf vHr
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Ladies and Children's Suits.

& me ladies and ChiIdrens Department
~ IN, .ns many novelties. both Imported and
~ III own Manufacture. Cashmere luitx
S lor eso Samel,s Hair Suits xt SIS, and SILK
Solts ~ eSS, Will give . good idea OF the
seLy iov prices at which goods are sold In
tnis - department: A handsome Dress or Suit
IL very acceptable present.
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$4,000 aVQFthlf New Dry Goods
f,sIf
----------'--'=7GM GM, ----
fDf A4ff 2 = 49,
Another Great Reduction in
- Prices.

Aeood assortment still ofDress Goods
shawls. Flannels, Jeans, Cassimeres,
Yarns, Blankets, Table Linens, Towel
ings, waterproofs, Mittens, Gloves, Hos
iery, Carpet warps and Millinery, that
will be closed out at Prices Lower Ihan
Ever. New Prints, Muslins and Cling
hams will be kept and sold at cost till
the entire stock of Dry Goods is closed
out. Designing to devote our entire
attention to our large and growing Boot
and Shoe Trade, Merchants and every
body having to purchase Goods will be
,,r,of;ted by calling soon at
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

TIE talk about blood over the ielec-
ton is ali poppycock. The American
people have got too much good sense
to deliberately 60 to cutting each 9TH
sEs throats simply because one or the
other party was not counted in. Office
holders and aspirants for, Office, the
ins and outs may clernor fof tils spoils
but the people sin'te:going TO crafty
them by miKinein theis quarrel. Some
body will os quietly ;naugurated
President next March and that viii be
the end of it.-Carey Times.
Sensible Bruner. Talks IKE good
citizen if he is Democrat. Don't be
lieve he'll join the sth of January pat.
riots.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

The psper mills belonging to G. II.
Friend, eight miles south of Dayton,
were consumed by FIRE on the 18th.
The fire caught from defective fiue
In the finishing room. Less $50, 600, on
which there was an insurance of $50,
900. '
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

Gin all human probability" says
the New York Herald, 'Mr. Hayes
will be our next President, and it
would be madness for the Democratic
party to resort to violence against such'
q man."
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THEY are organizing Til'en Minute
men all over the country says the 10
ledo Journal. Yes, to 60 to Canada the
minute there is any danger. -
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

The action of the Democratic House
Ia trying to keep out the member from
colorado, is In keeping with Democrat
ic honesty. They claimed that State as
sore for Tiiden even after it had given
over one thousand Republican maiorii
ty on governor. Itiwas State then
rsufes. b But n didn't give its elec.
toral vote for Hayes it was only a ter
sitory. And thatis what trocbles them
about the other States they claimed
but did not get. a.ss 1l', =eTia '"
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Ffndlay, Ohio, Dee. 22. 1875
A. II. BALsLEY, Editor and Proprietor.

Democracy hereabout are willing TO
compromise on the Postoffice- Any
thing to let them out.
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HUME & HALLS.

P. Manufactures agency of the
Best and Cheapest Warranted Staple and
Fine Boots and Shoes, mems Waterproof
Boots, Best Candee Gum Boots and all
t;nds of Oyershoes. III. & II.
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Sale of Real Estate by Admin
isfrafor with the Will annexed.

TN pursuance Of an order granted by the
Il Probate Court OF Hancock County. Ohio
Will offer for sale at Public Auction on the
Goth day OF January, A. ID. 1871,
At one O'Clock P. NJ, at the door Of the Court
House IN Findlay. in laid County, and State
he following described real estate. free Of
iowerof Susanna Me- Taes en-, widow, Stu
,tef in the county Of Hsccock, an State Of
Jhio. to-vit:
The Southwest quarter o. Section twenty
wo (2I in township two q North OF Range
eleven 1l East. containing i60 acres of land
more or less-excepting about three acres In
fhe Southwest corner-befDe all ofthe above
menfionad tract that iIes West OF the Port
linton road. Also sunject TO the hight ofway
r the track OF the ri1fn ard Fort Wayne
9ailroad, one hundred feet wide runnfne
Z through said premises Appraised 81 ss 300 90
Termsof sale, ooe-third In hand, oDe-third
in one year, and one tbf frd In two years from
heday of sale. with interest. The deferred
ayments TO be secured by mortgage upon
he premises so sold. JACOB SrECKER.
Administrators with tbe win annexed of
Arthur McCracken, deceased.
December IA, fs76.-52 50.
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Sherif's Sale.

Van. III. Vdnsdnt against d. f. George, etal.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN EXECUTION.
l. issued from the Clerk s Office of the Court
of Common Pleas OF Hancock County, Ohio
on the I'd day of November. A. ID. 1876 and to
me directed in the case hereina6ove named
Will expose al Public Sale, at the door of
the Court House, in the Town of Findlay,
Ohio, on
the 26th day of Dee. A. d. 1876,
At one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day.
the following personal property, to-wit:
Twobay horses, one black horse one brown
) earling colt. one single buggy, ten head of
young cattle, two milch cows ono two-h hr rse
Wagon.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. flf
Taken as the property of ID. F. George ct al
to satisfy an execution in favor of Vim II.
l.
SAMUEL MYRES.
Sheriff of Hancock Co.. o.
Sheriff's Office, Findlay, o., Dec. IL, 1876.
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Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HDPerf Weekly soould be in every family
throughout the land, as a purer, more inter
peris not published in this or any other
countIy.-( Os1Dles ci0l Bulletin, Boston,
The Weekly is the only frustrated paper of
the Gay that in Ills essential char tcteTistics
Eagle.
The leading articles in i1arrer,s Feekru on
poiiticA1 fopics are models. OF hIsh toned dis
cu $40 ana pictorial Illustrations a 6
offen corroborafiye rguments OF no small
Ioree--EIQmsneT and hTOHicle " Y
Inc Weekly has to a still larger degree dis
paDer. Its editorials are amono me ,noSI
able OF their kind. and its other reading mat
Ter Is at once learned, brilliant. ana anus
lbg. us Illustrations are abundant and OF
rare excellence Il hrtsti1n A dI-or,rse x y
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URESS COODS.

IN DRESS GOODS OUR ASSORTMENT Is
,.,It1 y Gn1 LAEGE. and PRICES RANGE from
Is 10 10 ~ 90 and u wards VERY FINE
SOC, s5e. and 81 90. THESE FARSfCS
9 q ~ NJ ~ THE Ca0ICEST DARK CLOTH
SHADES, and are very acceptable.
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1 Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and Il
- j structien." 81 -.
! Harper's Bazaar.
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For strictly household matters and dress.
Rdyper's Bozdy is altogether the best thing
published To take il is matter of econo
my No lady can afford TO be without II, foI
he inform alton, il gives will save her very
much more money than the subscription
5rice, besides giving the household an inter
sting literary Chicago Journal
Hafpe7's Bdsdr is profusely Illustrated and
contains stories, poems. sketches, and essay S
OF most attractiv- character. 20 In IL.
literary and artistic features, The Bdzdr h.
unauestiopably the best journal Of its kind
m tine country.-Sdtnrddy krenm0 Gazette,
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CEND 25c to G. p. RowELL & co, New
- YORK, for Pamphlet of Loo pages contain
lLs lists OF 5000 newspapers, and estimates
showing cos; of advertising 2-47
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"a Complete Pictorial History Of the Times.'-
"fhe best. cheapest. and most successful
Family Paper in the CniOn."
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sSHAWLS.

OUR SHAWL LDEPA ARrNENrpsES
Many ATTRACTIONS. AS The sSS11RT.
DE- ! 81 - LAhGE, CHOICE AND VARIEn.
THx nEAL - LYDIA sHAwLs AgEOFFEKED a.
.Sn a. $50 20 with DECCA. CHEDDA
81, AND HER EQUALLY FINE GRADES,
91ILrSS from ei2 90 upwards. THESE
,hIIn>S AXE BELOW ANYTHING YET
UTTERED IN THIS MARKET.
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THOSE who appeal to the late elec

THOSE who appeal to the late elec-
ton as proof that the Republican par
ty has lost the confidence of the peo
pie had better inform themselves as to
the facts. In the twenty one Northern
States. Hayes received 2,925, 600 votes
This was 769, ,662 more than Grant re-
feiyed in 1872, and 1,035, 52S more
than be received in 1868. 4.
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man who took policy in Continental
at 80 years of age, would have 70 rsy
a heavier premium at 30. This differ
ence the New Jersey Mutual expects
to make up out of the assets of the
dead company, which must be some
thing. President Stedwell. like Presi-
dentBuell ofthe UnitedStates took the
blackmailers who were attempting to
make panic by the throat, and smash
ed them at the beginning. Whoever
assaults the sound institution of the
country, on which SO heavy a per cent.
of the people depend for security, Goes
the most criminal act that man can be
guilty of f
BUSINESS.
Is exceedingly dull in everything
but holiday goods. Everybody, rich
and poor, who can raise anything is
buying something to gladden. the
hearts of loved ones, and the retail
dealers are doing lively business.
But business in general is dull, and
will be till the presidential scare is off.
There is one encouraging feature in it,
however. The excess of exports over
imports and tolerable certainty of the
inauguration of President Hayes has
sent gold down to the lowest point it
has reached since the war, and bust
ness will hereafter be done ON a SCUM
der and surer basis. So, after all, the
business men are feeling very well,
even if they are not handling the goods
they were They are hopefnll.
PIETRo.
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The Upholstery Department contains
Ia D.inssk anu Lace Curtains. Reps, Brocatel.
'e~y oains Cretonnes Chinfzes Iamhre.
quins, q &e-. &e:. together with Pier and Man.
seI Mlrrors, Connecting Cornices. Cornices
SHADES &c &C. Prices In these goods are 80
for the Holidays at a very slight COST "eu
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Notice.
RIDs will be received at the Office OF jacob
- Carr, Mayor, until -
January 4. 1877.

Tor Lighting and Clean ng the Street Lamps
Tor the ensuing year, 1877.
JOHN A. MEEKS,
Clerk Incorporated Village of FindIsy, o.
52-SS
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j u R u B E R A

~. ates the secretivs organs thus purify
my ths blood and striking at the root OF d.
a Sess. ~ is the medicinal extract Of the plant
Tue most wonderful tonics and fnyi9orafora
IL Sn0wn. ana - used In their regular pracfiee
W me nysicians Of that and other countries.
II vii make the Liver s.tive. sssist NJ.
seles. purify the Blood, restore W..
sor ~ Sa Saaeointated, and Is a certain remedy
t6osa ar,ss Us ases OF Ser refuisas nature and
r sroys arising from poverty or want ~ hIo~S
hTh ~. For sale by Druggists VI ''o"o'
wholesale by z. N. CRIrTENTON-
I,SIxrH AvENuk.Nr YoKx
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%TzS

A., In this line, our stock invites inspection.
20 20, with the better grades proportionate-
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.Fw 1iis HolIDlIs,,,
10ld & IaIIOl
NEY YORK.

vi INVITE An ENTION TO THE FOL-
LOWING DEPARTMENTS OF OUR ~
IL u bLlSHM HMENfs. THELOW PRICES Ar
lave SPECIAL REFERENCE To Tn 7:
M0LiDA1 SEAS N. AND BARGAINs
EL NIL Be FOUND THROUGHOUT THE
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Ladies' Real Seal Sacuues
UPHOLSTERY

na1 DsrK shades and Fine Quality. very des1r
soie, from $50 These prices AFFORD positi,
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0F WHICH OUR STOCK ISTHE LORGEsr
N nhE SIT1- ARE OFFERED AS Fol-
Lows G.oD BLACK SILK al 81 s.. per
ER PRICES COLORED silks verv ,o.1-s
- -, 81 % snd Up. A DRESS PATTERN OF
II IHEK WOULD BE AN APPROFRTATE
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Cloaks are now the larger part of the
dress DolmaEs and sacques reach
below the knee. Circulars and ulsters
nearly cover the dress. This is most
eomfortable for winter, and looks so,
besides being healthy, because they
protect the lower part of The figure
without the heavy skirts, which must
be worn with street cloaks. The Bebe
bonnet adds another item of comfort,
as it is an exact copy of child's bon
net, covering the ears end back of the
bead, a point greatly desired by elder
iy ladies. And these small bonnets
are as handsome as they are snug, in
seal fur or dark velvet with cardinal
or rich purple face trimmings under
the punches of yellow valenciennes,
which sOfteps the face