davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-30

Netprnnp %atirns.iiee rertaNen Si mprr un 3:45 y.
u TO- men IN Gp De aeptat II 1880 Nad,n unb in
Walbt gtpn UNI I :45 Nbenes an.
Inlt ,u9e fobreH ta9l 8 (@nnu ans uusaenpnnm n.y.
@rpreB u9e ia rem t gid, IN, BAIT Il in Sunctien n.
Npels, Ere lliar's @prn nSpiae GbaristtespG Gtaun.
on, sob II. M!a orr, So in9tpn ute aleA re ularen
olatpre mettll6 ru r~p;tstpa an.
Ictptnnlerati, suae iabrcn dgtid e pnntals aus.
asnen Ell nnp perbin en- id in y prbp 'spiae ir % II
in ton.
YGlt. urp grpr 6.3i1t sertin en- ft in Gjprbunspinc
~: sSaiftnstrn , elm YeitSu6 in Gtarlpttespiu fir
@rp e us ~retbinoef Rt in Cincinnati nit IN. Grunt"
stnten tlr ale pnnf:e i'm gBeften Merpmefen uuo Siie.
ipet n. ticl. G%attfprrid > espn IN 9traS
9rttiug fem t Ia 8dnen nm 4;30 Na tmttaas an.
Grpr'Bu9 Won @inttnnati perb noet in @prfpnaptle
n Ger Vir9inta Wto ano & %i,nbabn. fpmmr III lBai ;
III trn I'M Z: 0 @rru. unb in & mpuo UNI 6:3D 0p m.
an uho rsrbtno it'd nit ter 5iihmouc unr I anrtGe unit
@id,mpne unb PETERSBURG 3aseu fir aGi yunttt i'm
Suten.
@ceemmp. a.ir S;ua tpnm i'm $40 Vprmttta San.
S6i I 9Snl pnS fatren mi al, NaGt 1t Ell.
0urh ( It to me I n ~rettauft uub @epad perpeii
mad alien baupt gu ften
~ NabeIs Was pntt nesen y eiie etc whb tn 20 S26
@fdln S.r, peer in Der Office ,er Gpmpaenis ertbetlt.
@ppm 81. Dom ,rc
9eneFal 9alasiere HAb IiGets 9ljent,
W. W. 9. > M,
SrGsnieur unb 9|nperinten. ent. q
, 1876-12-30

Ierbre6er. 9ie fol9enben Ser<
BREEDER purben seitern in Ser Yeniten=
ob9eliefert:
Trant Sadivn, furbis, BON Sanoper
|Gountp, 5 Sabre, ,peseu 9auseinbru6
alno Sisbjtabl.
Mabiion 2e,pis, farbig, BON Winde-
|iter, s Sabre--3 Sabre tpessn Sauscin-
|bru6 unb 5 we9en speiteu 8ersc6cns.
, 1876-12-30
Stact MihmDno.

Deutf6er YptteSttert It.. ct
,sp5annes @cmeinbe, ste Strabe, @otte6rienlf
Irrmittaes II llbr. grsbis bic 9atcr 5utsr.
getblsbem's @smeiube, Cite StrnBe, pfars
rer 2pdnsr, 0ottespisnf II sllbr Sprmitta9s.
Marien @sreinbe, Maribnll StraBe,
@a1>r Sennp, @pttesoienlt I'm 10 llbr Scr.
mittass unb 3 llbr Ma6mittags.
OF. Marfs erelilb = lutbsri[de aird,
oMoyo gtrabe, &sr. IS. s. Smitb.) Srnm
taes-S6ule 40, Gpttcsbienf il Mpr9ens
unb 8. ltbr gbents.
Dsutide MetbC1ifen @smeinbe, Qeisb
Strabe, nnte Der 1fen, @pttesbienf Tim Il
II Dr 8urnlittass unb 8 l1br Ntenhs Scn paifpr
o. Wsssr. Gpnntassiduls I'M 8 1br Scrs
mittans uno 3 lltr Nadmittaee.
, 1876-12-30
epuefttonen BON Yrieffofaen

Son Staten an tcn awej belouberen gpeo,n
melds ais Sternfa ften t%efannr limb. e. ss yns
LILO y. ", 100 ufb 500 81. 81. G,nn
fa9S-9.30 y. M. unb 6 q. Dr.. Wv"
g y" oS eletfasen = 600 8. 81. uns
.e IS ~: Sen alleM anbern aalen tperbem}
b b0It or'eF auf Dem Nilfpey Der 2rdaer abae.
Srf'ss Staneen: SO. 81. Bis 6.3o4
20 @ ~ WO@ L. april t,s 1. Nessmber' som,
Goo :. w. Bis $50 q. M. Crib. Mnmei.
eNses.Sf G. of'. bon 90. W. Bis a y. m
D.pee 81 ~ rf9trri'ts griete O6tn BON s %. d.
6. Z. 8on Qetu, q. m.
, 1876-12-30
&idmono, 90. 9ejember 1876.
@eebrter Geoa!teur:

Sn Den 5poltcn
ipcrtben 3eituns BON %. .. DIS.
babe i6 eyleben, ooB sic meinsn Namen
ols gnnoioat fir ous Sbiirlteber Mmt
oes Senots nit erlpdbnt BADEN uno bin
lcbr bantbar, Dap Sic meiner 9er
ba1t; bod fann uho nil i'd iol9e
9e9cnmdrti9 ni6t %annebmen,
i6 burbaus fein oifentli6cs Nmt
perieben m06te, che infer eripdblte 9rds
Siloen, leinen Sib genommen
6at.
, 1876-12-30
M6tunasuon

Wl. AtuD.
Wir elauben i@werli@, ouB 5err
Map fir bielc Gellipn Deg Senates in
Gerle9enbeit fommen miro, Die SteIe,
lpenn inn iol6e an9ebDtea, aus5uldlas
gen, ba ,pie mir boren, Der Sanitor, Sr.
Milion, lett Dem Sooe GOl. Wtinors
Die Ste0e perleben uno lie bis GnOe Die.
fer Scl]ion ferner perlsbsn miro.
, 1876-12-30

Bancroft. 9ie @ldubiger pon
|9oncaiter & So. BON &ihmonb; 2anca-
liter, grown & So. bon Seem Oorf; unb
|Srown, 9oncaifer & So. tpn Baltimore,
ben II. Sanuar in Der Office
|oes Ge9iItrator Sorbes lid ueriammeln,
|um einen 9ermalter al e%rnennen.
, 1876-12-30

Sane,ei It urn. @sitcrn Mor9sa
lag ouf rem @n6 Der Giicnbobnlpalen,
mel9c pom Siipe1t rer 1f 5on 6shcr
-S9nee.
, 1876-12-30

Bolisei @ert6t. Solgenbe
Nine fomen geitern 1T oielem @eridte
5nr W%erbonblung:
Moics Monroe, Elm otter ge9cr, an.
gefIoat Elm @tiid 8auboIs, permutbti6
ous Nlaro's gaubol5 Sof eeitoblen gu
hoben, uurbe auf "a Stunocn in Die
Sail 9eianbt.
Soiepb MaGlorp, anseflast peaen 9fns
ariff uno S6Idaerei, lpuroe befobIen Die
Staot gu perlaiisn.
Circuit Court. Sn Dem Sall
BON Duncan & CALHOUN. 8epollmd6.
ti9te 9esen Die Gbeiapeafe & Ohio Gi-
ienbobn Comp. einScfebl muroe ertbeilt,
in Sol9e elmer 4etitipn, BON Sronflin
Stearns, inn $16,4SO ols Capital unb
Snteeilen, Die ibm sufommen, fir Elm
8runoitiid. in Godetts, ,pel9es er on be-
ioote Gompa9nie p%erfauIt bat, gu erlau-
IN.
]. Sn bemiel5en Safe ,purben 81. G..
llet $1,000 Gntl6doeisuns fir bas
tinItiiraen bes Sunnets erloubt.
, 1876-12-30
Sraufrei9s Wanl unb 9enti6lanbs
Saaf.

y~"'s~
Taaif.
Griessliso fir 1S70-71 in 200 tragi.
fomil@en @erien bon Su9o Griiscl.
Grad Der @eiiss Tie 5uiFtsn sos'E srr
Naumbnrs.")
(GOrtieBuns.)
III.
Senti6lambs 9er3.
NuBer- Guropaii6e Staaten*)
Sonoten lire @plo, 9 oIbaten
I'm 81 linbern berben S6msrS
lno gu fiinoen, baB oas SerS
6erne BON Den Gieben, A.
ltets oeuti4 9eblieben.
eIols, nit Maietafi6en Mansn,
Der SeAler ieine 9uiten,
Die aelaa- " ia,
, 1876-12-30
Mobert @emS
SOS Main StraBe.

Oa iI lebr p'sls Irtifel nuf benz 0uter bos
be. melbe irr % eib II a d t 8. dnp Neus
abrsgeiGenfe olIeap lnp ais:
SoynIetten, SprnIldier.
Silocr. .3;ihcn.
uno Walfaltrn etc. etc,
10 mace '9 elm 9setrtsS publifum barouf
oufmerfI lam uno fu E neN binsu, pas etele
@eas iaobe MIDI ollriu ungensbme, lpuecru
a d. niibli9e @aben iinp. l6 70
, 1876-12-30
aldmpao ffufr Alarm-G rIfarapb..

"'9"'"' e1afl TlaIm-V flfgrapb.r
Alur NJ 6 a # e n.
@O. 2 Grfs pulisei Station.
NO. 3 3psite golisei Station.
Wa. A Critic pOri3et Citation.
No. 5 spriBsnbaus, Bite strase, aate<
8rpab. '
80. 615ouf anb eatbsr 5oule, " grUons
SfraBe, apil6en bsr 9ten uuo 1Oten.
Mr. 7 sprissubaus. 1stes Ctr. nab
Jranftin. IVY
Wp. 10 &pdetts.
9fo. 1-3 @de Der 12ten unb Main ctr.
w. IA Gdc Der 1Oten unb gyrb ctr.
Np. 10 Gde Der 1ifen unb Cars Ctr.
No, 1-6 @fe Der gine unb Main ctr.
Mp. ~ ede Der 3ten unb Dual ctr.
Mo. 2-1 Gde Der 25fem urb groob @t.
2-3 Gde Der 17ten unb Mar(bou Ctr
no. "a Gde Der 17tfn unb @albinstona
Ctr.
No. rs metropolitan eifsa.@ nf. T..
Str.
NO. 2-6 Ode Der 5tsu unb Nain Cir.
ITO. 81 @de Der 14tsn unb Main Ctr
No. 3-2 Gde Der 22ten unb Main ctr
no. "a gde Der 13ten unb GarY ctr
No So 2tabtildss armenbans.
No. SO Grebeear Giiens@erfe.
NO. A. gds Der 9tsu unb 9ets Ctr.
no. 4 2 Srpne StraBe, de Sail ans.
No. 4-3 gde Sgrins unb pine Ctr.
"o. 10 &ds ct. SHINES unb Ousal Ctr.
No. 4-6 Ssr Beub 'us, 25ae ctr.
No. 81 Sprisenbaus, 10 Ctr.
no 81 Gds ben Clay IN @ilmrr ctr.
, 1876-12-30
lSEs TIzs=- 15l TIA
@2frA HSHslSo EEsEEA. WEelklsssssAsqlL NIL
AN1H- ~ W~" .Ek-HX@SzE
SRltnonb. 0o,f Rioer IL @"beioYeafe
Otenbobn 50 p}nD
Nldtnpne, gpif Niprt uno s befareateGiI nbab Go
Sff etes g pc / tenoea Ell, :
NtdmpHp, Na., is. 9tp0 ntber, 1876
gerdnbcrun9 bee Sabrplans.
Winter : arrangement.
Sri't in araft MOntaQ 20. RcSemter, 1876.

Srt't in 8raft Wcntoq 20. Rcpemter, 1876.
Raii 'girr.0nrh SIge Ipmnen in Fi65irpub G n 1.
"a 4. Mttt 400 urb S~rtttd9 II 10 Vpr Il. an
me eer dNeh " hl1pnf Di II ia q, " ttWp6 hne
6rettiI pnl j g1 m. ne y I inren ih u JBth
vp n NIT threlIer I'M 9uidusg INenO ampfern be g rte
pd1a9ttre III altilncre nm, s Wtprg. ~abieeent, frlD as
nuo. nm be @lei batH nod @bitdre pbia. Stem sprf
~,2ealptn9 pn. bottom unp nab a Ell 10 I'll pen glabsn ;u
j rusen.
Jatrpreis nab Baltimore AZ IN
5%dbrpreis rad BALI more unO surid 5 uG
,%tabrpreis nd 9Nalbinatru d 81
IA rprcis mad Nhilao lpbia & 81
6dh PRES nd -gte Nplf Q 50
6abrpreis uah Bpitpi n 81
5radt'9ur6- 9iigeS rtaTen Mid1nprb { pnntao a,
W tttp . h uno j rettd nm > @prm. unb y m
ia 8, 90 n~erftda urp 9 pnnuttu nm 7 ybr
0prm., unS periahc &idmpnb ia lid tDipntal ausoe.
npnmen) I'm 4 tbr gadnt.
Die 'ttet ~riNften 9rei f., Spriihtiee Sanbb
puma unb @'el,8 ell 8drant TT
8f ne sra atp peer ppn FlGb n iitftd pom Sfid'
mpnr nj = an9si;smn men Die Dasen fabren Oura ron
gNeff pint mad Ntantd..
nIbr g9b Bills pf latina" nit aarartirter Staten
nat allen nprol den unh ipeitli Ell glagea tre, ban aus
ge9eben.
JabrfOrten trerb II %se:fauft fur ale nbrbli6en, ST.
ltten uno ipcltlid en- glGben.
J%abIfarte at baben bel VI. %. @arbet, S26 Nfainf :,
INT " n9s Sotet nnt am Deppt rcr Gpmpa9nie, Ode
Der Is. un6 cd Str.
to nm y. :. Opualab 8, 2upt.
, 1876-12-30

Sebeu Gag fpmmen neue @aaren an uno
se'mebr u min ar"Bes nm suf oGOrti ties
I ger. Wir maAea ouf fcI9e' e f9poaren
onrmerfV : Cine FIR a'pbe @uspatl Yu1
! amen unN 8iuefrtru pfen; al ber Wasen
ltnp 3 de-; Ocmen unb ainper ganbIdube ;
in obe' Gaa'r epll Cor ettfr ron $3.50. bis
81 ~ eos padr; eri merit unisre 45e. Mpbair
yultre. mertb 623c.; Is Waur glanfsts ~
S5.75, mertb ~; $50 elBe 9sttoeden au
81, a,irph LID ir So so Yert uft. Gammt
unp lebet fir r6 lie ut 0as erSste MNcr-
time t Srn Oamen upp 6erren uoterf elper
III Der Stnof. Mi . rfanf u timer ei paar
quite W'rino . mo II II 81, wer y ST 50.
Ssbet un''re Neue Sorti 8nHl :; e1ns mol.
lens Sd heruce ~ &C III 81; mertb ST
uno $ 30; q pv-Blut 9 Il E. 0ree II .
t'l-}rrwn Guib,m rec gu 37ac. tutt 6 DC.
Seet mere u Ct Vpplins su 40c. Mi pen
au6 s. TIL 8 lein barule, pa Nor lunp gu
l.parp llntHrpde; q itiifh s DIN / arpBer
Auem"p uno g. n',er a,n prsiien Gin Yols
'fa Wager ppn Go,Imeree tur oer,sn III & a
Ten Am &c; y. te 8 ppf IL alien ,ta,beu,
btll'9; mf FL, bloue, arau NIB rptbe 8lannels
c. lA'ah unr 9elrett, 20 l5c oufw0rts.
Mpmmt nnr untsrlubt umle Eager uat Wrei~
lt. y ne ntu Sencun Arae,n M Niau
lheiie "a . od etitd, 7, ~uItiree etc.
reen etp1 ct. @tn ~, 9 rBs yaar non
stnbe mtlae ell M.Gl.n RI II nle6 lac lret
't" S%trtl0rt II re eli tlu me tez
re t d IN en- bjaia IL arpet erbalt II.
Y ter 4 GU.. ) 3 Sro pItr.,
"r sr l6 II Der 8 II. g..
, 1876-12-30
@r Pc @rbTnun9 BON ben be1temi
arssepdbltelten
Scrhft uno @Iuter Wfanuiaftnr @aaren.
S%urSspaaren uno MceeWaarsn, BET
2ept Serter,

S
$50. 627 SroaN Strase,
pcI6c 81 ben t%iQi9ten taar q, eile9 s~erfauft,
per ell 'r0en. DE ~neWelten alei, eaeuae non
alien prten. @bawl UNI 8elt- tide in oI-.
len 0NaIil ater. g m1rse Camen- Btber-.
ManteL raA Den n%suefsn Muferu.
@ailimcrcs. Ttarncle,
Goretlcs uno malierbihte 3euae
tn al GarSen. llnir 8u.spaaren Depar-
It gang e hit NIT 81 tten anb asGreif.
te &ameu- unp alnp, RITZ inn pfen, @lace- &
9 ncthuben, M%anldsttn unb araaer, Sd
f1enliide 9prlcie, 6anetiber, Serpiettsn,
&C.. &C.; une unlere tauey Wpors unp Stif,s
re IN Ton eu niht ib.rtr, fen werb.n-wie
Ssu Der Wcrinp y ante unp Spa3tfr-&Sdes
Sac en-. l uBr unp Afabans.
Wu1:rp Gte WiGn'el pereeu auf Seaeuure
emaht, vrb unlrr 9rpbtnsl esal tment 1T nit
u utusp II MuSsrn Y%erfeten, offempelte
3pbs. ptlpm eams, SpiBen, SeiaB-S eibe
M gaao ny acn,eugc in mer pprrGtbis.
in Ec or DO soc. @lsee rant DUDE.
3suft 00e Ncm u DC n trten piirftlr b une
20 eI 'lO a. oA0mmt fruh unt lsbt 9n@
a.ltE gaSe an" urlmt
, 1876-12-30

Sn geiisrans. apeurgus
Srpant, Der Sngenieur. wel9er auf Der
fi9mono unb Oanpile @ilenbabn
,pie beri6tet, perwunost, luur=
pc, befnoet li9 better.
, 1876-12-30

! Sic 90bne $ a m. Sic
p SAeinenoen G6bne mo Sndter BON
Sam" cine farbioe 2osen9eleui6oit.
batten 9onnerltag ein 9robes Nbenbenen
in ibrem 2ocale, Gde Mopo uno GoB,
itrabe. gls Die i66ne Soa Sarris Gin
treten mollte, perweissrte Der Sbiirbiiter
ihr Den @in9ang, DC Tie ibm ni6t bas
Yabwort aebeu tonote; bod Soa mahte
llmitdnoe uno mari ben Sbiirbi.
ter &opf iiber Die Sreppe binunier nno
Nin9 in ben Sao1, on6 Die Sriioer unb
S@melern er9riiien Die u2abp" uno lebs
ten lie an Die 2aft, worauf lie einen
Serbaftsbefebl fir 3 ibrerNnareifer aus
ifeaen lies. @eitcrn Mor9en fam hie
Sa6e imBolisei9eri6t Dor, lpuroe aber,
,peasn ManseI an 3eusen, auf beute
, 1876-12-30

Cob iAlob seltern Mittay IN Nep
0orf nit 10Y.
, 1876-12-30

nnal1. G5ra Mooon jr., mur0e
Bonner flag in Wan6elter our9 bas
Sprin9en elmer Slinte o%erpunoet.
, 1876-12-30
917 @signa6 sseI d 9i7.
ubren IL . @rloiohtr,

81 berpoorcn II Nodieits lci6enfc.
6aararbeitrn i jteer Nrt nj }et,auna
i%ema4t, mnc Hett II y Il q In Chruac
GIG. +nss eBe Auyw Fl NO. "CHARMS"
@elcnr E uin erflamf il nj tcm 0f.pa.
r'rcn ter ub'en un @ lri ii IL 0emiemet.
&. Osnnct 917 ID II tt BE,
mn mi apildet br 9. une 10.
, 1876-12-30

Ser Ser. Staaten Senator &obert-
pn, BON SlD Carolina, mar 9eltern in
Ri6mono. Gr 1T fiber, oab Sampton
P%uupernenr BON SIP Carolina iein
Piro.
, 1876-12-30

8eri6t bes @runoeissnibums nnb
perl0nli9en @i9ent6ums Der Staot, io-
pie Die Steuer oappn:
Brunoeieentbum .$3O,224,465
Gi9entbum... 11,706,653
SIN @anSsn. .$41, 931,11S
Brunoeisentbumsiteuer. .$47O,256 60
Gigenthumsiteuer 1S1,4S3 OIL
1926 so
SIN @ansen. .$690,975 II
Sie Steuer bon @runo. @i9entbum
pnb peri6nli6en Gi9entbum betrdgt J
Sie Gintommcnitsuer l Yro.
Tent uno Die SOpiiteuer 81 per &Opf..
, 1876-12-30

Y. y. Bon 9etu, g. %.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08

THE Seneca AdceFtiser exults over
the prospect of electing its candidate
for Congress, and points with pride TO
the fact that three of the counties
composing this district, and which are
part of the Senatorial District which
Mr.. Hudson represents. Mr.. Hudson
had a majority of f57 at both elections
and argues from that that he will come
out of the slme counties, Erie, Huron
eud Sendusky,) with a like majority
this fall. The editor of the Adrertiser
counts without his lost. In those
same counties in 1872, when there weS
total poll of IL, 32s votes, Mr. Foster
came out with majority of !, 240 over
Rush r. Sloane, and in 1874, when the
vote in those counties was very light
only Is, 764, Fosters majority was 79o
over Seney. This fall there Is every
reason to believe the vote will be larger
than ever before, and a full vote means
larger majority than ever for Mr..
Foster, il his friends stick to him a.
they have done heretofore. Mr.. Had
son is popular iu his own county, We
know, and may carry of a number OF
voters there who have always hereso-
fore voted for Foster, but allowing
him a gain of several hundred there,
we may reasonably expect Mr.. Foster,
on a full vote to come out OF those
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08
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to effect cure Btnsons CIpcine Porous
Plaster being great Improvement over them
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08
ONE REASON FOR II.

Reader, did you ever reflect what it
costs every man, woman and child, to
run the local affairs of this country
But such is the case, and the reason
for it is found in the very tax manner
in which the County Commissioners do
business, in order to throw profitable
jobs into the hands of partizans or
friends. The other day they had oe
casion to sell the old bridge over Eagle
Creek-not old either, because it had
only been used few years. There
was no advertisement of the sale, as
should have been, and no one but u
favored iudividual was aware of it,
He purchased the bridge for $40. Since
then, the purchaser has been offered
SIS for the iron bolts alone which are
in it, and SIS for the plank, but he
refused either offer. Besides these
things, the purchaser will get enough
timbers out of the bridge to frame a
bern. With a proper regard for the
peoples interest, and with due adyer-
tIsing of the sale, the Commissioners
could just as well have obtained S100
for the bridge as so. 1t is a small
amount, but every such small amount
helps to swell the aggregate, and also
helps to 81 ow how reckless ere the men
who are controlling the county affairs.
We need Reform right here.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08
A0EUOCRATIC RECIPE.

The Democratic speaker, on Monday
night last, explained the Democratic
victory in Alabama in a new, novel
aud entirely original manner. 1t was
not the bludgeon, and the derriuger,
the assassin's kn'te, or the bullieS Slung
shot; Oh no. Ii was the failure OF lhe
Freedman's Bank and the dishonesty
OF the Christian Con- mission, that did
it. The neg: oes had lost confidence IN
the Republicans on those accounts, and
showed their want of confidence by
voting the Democratic ticket. Doubt
less the Democratic victory in Missis-
sippi, according to Converse, was due
to the same cause, and the HarnbuI z
massacre, and the Louisiana outrages,
are also results for which the failure
of the Freedman's Bank are RESPONSE
bic. Hadu't the Democracy better
have Converse back herr againi II
they do they " II no doubt endesvOr tC
have him little more Convers-
with the Democratic history of thi:
county before they allow him to speak
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couIties with majority of from 500 70
900. Allowing him to onlv hold his
former vote in Seneca and H.n.oot-
MS election is reasonably certain ".
wish our Republican friends. howexar
10 understand that they must work if
they would make the election of Mr.
Foster certain. Mr.. Hudson is a dan
gerous candidate, and every sppliane.
will be used to compass hiselection. II
will not do for you to repose in conf
dence, relying upon our former triumph
as guarantee of present success. You
must be up and down. Organize in
every township and in every school
district Impress your neighbor with
the Importance of his vote. and be i'm
pressed yourself with the Importance
OF leaving no voter at home on election
day Thorough organization will do
this, thorough work will elect our can.
didate
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08

THE difference between them is that
Tilden would do nothing to aid the
government in its struggle for existence
but denounced the war as On ''Aboli
ton war;" Hayes entered the army,
was severely wounded, and though
disabled refused to leave his post. He
now enjoys the respect of his country
men. while Tildsn merits the contempt
of his fellows by shirking over his IN
income tax.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08

THE Democracy of the Cuyahoga
District are in as bad way as they of
New York As a dernier resort they
nominated Hon. R. P. Rauney forCon-
gress just as those others nominated
Seymour for Governor, Ranney declin-
ed and the politicians insisted, but after
a weeks consideration Ranney sill de-
clines, and the Democracy are at sea.
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DEMOCRATIC STUMPERS.

Not only does this head refer to
speakers, but to Democratic statements
also. Capt. Henderson, we learn, is
making Democratic speeches through
the country, aud deseanting upon the
extravaganza Of the general Govern
msnt and the great expense entailed
by it upon the people. He even goes
80 far, it is said, as to assure his audi
ences that it costs the country $40 per
capita to meet the expenses of the
Government. If the Captain. has
made such statement be is either wo-
fully ignorant, or willingly false, and
in either case is unworthy of beliei,
and those who place reliance on such
statements are willing dupes. The
entire expenses of the Government for
the present year is 1858. 600, 600 Di
vide that sum by A, 900, 600, the NUN
Der OF our psesent population, and il
leaves less than S6 per capita, mis-
take or fulsehood of - per capita
If we deduct the interest OH the public
debt, 500, 900, 900. the amount paid
for pensions, S2S, coo, 900 and other ex-
penses Sf2, 600, 90, all of which were
entailed by the Democratic war forced
upon the country, it leaves but 500, =
COO. 900 as the actual ordinary expenses
of the Government, or a cost of 81. G3
per capita instead of S19-and that is
twenty five cents per capita less than
in 1860, when the Democracy was in
power.
Turn we now TO Hancock county,
where the Democracy are in power,
and what do we see as the resultl Lo
cal taxes to the amount of over $500
900 levied Qast year it wi 9 s19S, 0OO or
about IS per head for every man,
woman and child in the cornty. What
do you think Of that, Capt. Hender
SOM Hancock county leyies IS per
head to bear the expenses OF local gov
eminent, and it costs the United States,
with all the expenses OF a Democratic
war entailed upon it, less than Sc
p.r head. Thinking men of the coun
ty, will you allow such a condition of
affairs to continued
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08

THAT Rev. Harper. who started the
S400 story about Hayes, has been in
Columbus, and from the following
which We clip from the State Journal
the kind of a man he is" may be
judged, and how much credence should
attach to his story:
The reason that Harper, the Rever-
end boarding house jumper, didn't pay
that State street lodging and feed bill,
is attributed to the fact that ever
since he commenced toting around that
dead mans two watches he's been get
ting every thing on tick
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08

THK Democracy have virtually given
over New York, and confessed their in.
ability to carry it Their nomination
of Seymour was evidence of their des-
peration aud his unwillingness to yield
to their entreaties, leaves them iu a
homeless condition.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08

TILRN had a double object in view
in returning only S7,11S income for
1862. If lie had returned it all, it is
now proven that he would have had to
return nearly $4,000. All incomes
over ten thousand were taxed five per
cent. Those under ten thousand were
taxed three per cent. He wanted to
save the tax on as much as he could,
and especially did he object TO paying
the two per cent additional. Sammy
believes in keeping "the wolf gaunt
andh ungry" from his door, and is al
so an advocate of Reform.