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futures e1oscd 1niet but 1tsa G.!Ea.y; lTka,
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asssa Iiissfiss IL, Iseii' IEeS5''fy s;}E
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, 1876-10-18
l}READS1'I1FFS.

FLoun-Was very uuics al unchanged PRICES. 1uy.
eTsh held on. while aoeEs vera not ulspnscd t0 make
CONCESSIONS scrlnR that wlest wai stronger, TIN buy
lhR wa anlobt condacd u local dealers. Sales were
frnTsed of 80 ers winterx At &s.75097i; 1,u brsa
spring cxtras. partly ~ sa; and ~ brla rye -four Su
private terms To1Al. t. 1lo lrs. Tho n,aFke scloaed
steady Rt the following thu asklnx ranGe Vt p.esa.
Choice w1atsrs, *8.aNi7Ul; un Hum wIuie,A S. to,s
CON chalct spring ezEaa 10. 7.o UT medium d. g. Is
Uo8t1as shipping extras. &9.Uuaa.a u; choice pat.
eats, 90. 3ul culnnlou Do, $i.7oDd. Is, sour
snrinyA $a.Ws+oos spslng supcFaues, u, :s342
llye nuuJ. 81. .QDGt4.y3.+
HHAk-was quiet aud caser, Salca wcrd 50 tons at
t0ao frcs % board cars, md 20. sosO.7s on track.
coRa.AxAL-salu was uiaas Vt 10 toas eouse 1t
$lB,00 per ton on track.
wuEAT-wa, moderately Arsife and decidedly
stronger, aAFactng Ic pr bu. aud closing ~ higher
than Monday sFtn!ng. Liverpool Va. quoed strong
ah4 New fuTk waS moro kGtrt, wAtt1 ouf ttT' IIis
were 4lnallrT. ITO Gl considerably exrrednx iUl 2tG
hu with nIuro tptcl out tLan tnb Ettcnt uYtFaKr,
thu SAppfs belag. however, alntG gn.rrY u l0wpr
" aSsl!ns Il c9nsY1 Ho;.d sbo's andobieiy c1uss4
tn1 sa,s as .niax srS Itsrs Ms .rs !a4ary IS
sGsusll i4v lseounl ffStQ November ws. ejlnew lat
, 1876-10-18
PROVISIONS.

HOO rRoDuCTs-wercqn qntct md rregu1arly drnlct,
tho tendency being to lcan tho dscount funrcs Wy
lncrcnfng tho ptces at which those futures wcrO tol
With slight shEininls In tho quotations On solno
descriptions nf spot product and no advance in any
Year rraduct has been very heavily discounted, nnd
Present. rrlces rlther1,w, Is compared with tho
ratio at which huss ata selling Tho 1attur arc coming
forward tcfs freely than expected, which prevents
further decline. though theru 70 not much encourage
ment to packers 10 take hold, they steady ycscr
dAy. Thcrs was no rartl ulnr chnHEc In New York
ycseraay but tho foreign marksts were easier Liver
rool being reported aA per twt. luWcr lard, which
did not aBcn consistent with the warllke rufofs from
Europe and tho decline In consus asoclauu Herewith
II s % .a. Fl nsrG IT, for set
es:s !s: sYs yss, ssa ,s!ssI ,fa4; VIE
,aRss gainsd t'!s ptSsesg attgrnooa. xhs po1E for
s IN s sssS'ss' fs:
d ehs .s4 gy tsE :y' ~ III sss: t:
r. yss' 4 Ta'a 4Ha q e. fany 4s.,
Ss,S: :s Sssy s; :;:s IL
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ssy AZ; =; vi; :si
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Sy sy HIT X sRus. ~ sst w. sss t. S ~ Gssoss .
g.; ~ 'st s ss Scfs
Cer a slU POI .3u &c. seirr tbs ysaT at SD.
n.t3Hl and ~ tcs Keller January at LIS. Total,
I.3Utca thu market clused ~ $lo.Iu asEcd tor old
serr Tho nlonthi sD71 for new caal.s e;t9t4tD.4 Al
sclsr k9veinHr: sD %asb. 53H seIler tle year; aud
'Hs ;;sEs III ;st VII;
probably snFcrQl Aae1 made, but not RIP Ir&rI. Now
fur immediate shipment were IN !ist Fclleat md
chnRt tt ttean WG1o dull, a sevtrat 1uts Ut short
ftos wtFe offered Ul country account vt BEa Of
the lnts !hua offered having hecn hrt, otrr IaHc bs
eaFll eT Ia the Senfo. The tatt n purified we.0 ltu
s sss Ss Cd Il s9: ill.,
Tu following a.s tc lIsst uo;.ions oS nsw uiea!a
, Yrtt. ri. rita,5. etars.
i.ooAt ..,,...s..+.....-sU}S A{ rs III
ttoIet. .t+++.i}t h}4 M Rl
iss;s5s ii;sss$s;; S SS;;;:::::::::%""sV = sl u
Lung ana short c!earI quoted at SIC cash. s}&o
tor November. nnd He Ioe lHecn!Jcr. CuInhsrlaA1h
IuIet at t3(Gtte lons.cat hams. lAEia{r ~ Gaxedi
awrst. .pckItt Enlna, ttstalat. HIean lala b{4tvi.
Wlhlrr BhUuiEets ousr, Gkc: Iu hliUgt rlbi Gus or
seller 0s obst, NJ winter short clsaTa Q! long
c!tata on SALT. BAsnn quoted nt for shoulders,
n fer alort Tlbs. lbc for sorL crur5 fuf
lnint. oil caMyaset aud packet.
t!EkAsk--Nnk quiet VI hsGhc. -... 49,.
DEEF Ftk0buGfS-HeIa AIGaly ard quiet at ma
aho for RgAi s0tDtlu 60 Tor extra ncAs: aud 10
E3,an w
TALtow-W4s quoted A. s3S1s1<e for city, aud 7}fQ
" e0f country luts, sccurlllk 10 condition.
, 1876-10-18

TURpENTINE,
WlLx1soToH, N. G., Oct l7,-srlHI1 TeAfiS3'as
Qlietj BIo.
, 1876-10-18
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments wero alcd for record
Tuesday, Oct. II:
, 1876-10-18

The following arc tho footnyH OF tho oflfctnl &c.
port OF grain In store In th,s city the evening Of
Saturday last, md tho corresponding dates. The
stuc1e OF wheat III tho last column nre the totals OF
II Il rnGO
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At convention the AMERICAN ALLIANCE held in Phlla
delphia Fourth of July last RUTHERFORD HAYES and
WILLIAM A. WHEELER nominated the candidates OF the
American Alliance President and of the United
States
the 9Th of July in the Paors of the Hotel
Lamb of Ohio was chairman, which Committee informed
Hayes his nomination Hayes thereupon thanked the Com
mittee and accepted the nomination. :,
the 9th of July 1876 the resolutions Of the Convention
NTH copy Of the Constitution Of the Oraa sne T T4TT
BERsHIP were duly presented Mr. Hayes at Columbus
Ohio by special committee of five of which william sa
said he would make formal in writing On
the 10th July 1875 through Alfred Lee his private secretary
he did acknowledgment and indicated to the Society
that Mould put them in the Oay getting money help to carry the
election.
which waited upon Hayes at Philadelphia was
composed of Lamb Ohio Perry of Newark New Jersey Mar
York Black Pennsylvania The committee which waited
upon him at Columbus composed of William T Black, OF
PENNSYLVANIA; Lemuel S. Tyler of New York. e. h. smith, OF
Connecticut; and Perry, of Newark New Jersey.
The Constitution of the American Alliance whose nomination
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Col. Dan johnson.

Editors OF the Register:
The snarling snappings at the charac-
ter of our worthy State Senator by the
scribber from Tyler, to the hteiligeneer,
I am sure will not be noticed by the
Colonel himself, as it is not in him, nor
like him, to waste time or compromise
dignity and self respect, by turning about
to KICK sny such nibbers ut mems heels.
But as Mr.. Pugh, our Prosecuting At
torney and the Republican elector of
this district, in speech here, worried
himself in labored efforts to vilify Mr..
Johnson's good name, with yelping so
like that referred to in the Inteiiigencer,
rs to lead me to believe the fuss is from
the same puppy; it is well, l think, to
submit to the public single fact TO show
whether this is not q suck-eqg doggy and
not likely to go where all the good dog
gles go
Mr.. Pugh was member of the Con-
stitutioual Convention at Charleston.
The Sergesnt-st-Arms of that CONVEX
ton, SAWS it was remarkable, the guam
tity of stationery this member required
in his public duties-that he drew on
him for supplies, constantly and heavily,
and his desk could not be kept in stock;
that when he shipped for home, his
trunk was we'll nigh stationary, by
reason of the ststionery::it contained.
A ne,ghbor, bosom friend of his, was
remarking not long since, that be was
Going to make Dave give him supply
of his NICE paper, that he had enough 10
last him his life time.
This is the paper on which the Re.
publicans write their speeches on State
Reform. For proof of the foregoing, al.
dress said Sergesnt-at-Arms, or at Sis
tersville. ONE WHO Knows.
October 3rd, 1876.
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NAME.
GOV. HAYES, BLOODY SHIRT.

From the Stubenvllle SazetIe.
On last Tuesday morning w. G. Gas
ton, ESQ. of this city, called upon Cover
nor HAYES at his office in the Capitol al
Columbus. While waiting at the west
front of the Capitol, Governor HAYES
came up, and after shaking hands, began
a political conversation, and in the course
of that conversation said: .'OS THE CUES
TON OF FINANCE, THE RESUMPTION ACT,
AND AND THE NECESSITY OF REFORM WE
WILL BE BADLY BEATEN. We MUST
WAVE THE BLOODY SHIRT AND REVIVE
THE BITTER PREDJUD1cEs OF THE WAR"
Of course, Governor HAYES, in giving
uttersnce TO this expression, supposed
Mr.. CASTOR to be g Republican, as he
was In company with q Republican
lawyer from Toledo at the time, This
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Rutherford B. Hayes accepted this nominations promptly and
eagerly and reiterated his acceptance soemny and formally a
he had been fully acquainted with all the details OF the ogan
ton the CONSTITUTIONS AND THE OATH He formally accepted
the honorary membs rshp and BoUSD n 70 % %'
the Naturalization Lf, ta0ny american born CITIZENS can roe!
If Hayes be elected and the principles to which ne
nreva through the influence Of his administration the foreign
horn citizen although may have TO shores
one wear old CAN NEVER VOTE OR PARTICIPATE IN The
AFFAIRS OF GOVERNMENT, RI.
Can ANYTHING add more to the dpcty Of Gov Hayes Elected
Ito office by foreign asking the sutages Of all yet
Ing PART N THE GOVERNMENT OF THIS COUNTRY, Oh
EVER CASTING A VOTE
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Income Tax for Hayes.

From the World.
Your Radical assessor Hfor political
purposes" is no repecter of persons.
He lifts with an equal hand the thou
.and-dollar note OF Collector Arthur and
the fractional currency OF the poorest
lsborer al the wharves. We have heard
nothing as vet of the 'income tax Of
Hsyes and Wheeler, But here Is AZ m
come tar for Hayes and Wheeler which
needs no campaign supplement to make
bones. men of ali parties ucderstand what
il means, and teach them how 70 pass 40
enlightened judgment On the party
Which by such machinery 10 trying 10
sreform itself from withinl"
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HIS PERFUMES.
And here is the summing up Of the
whole matter:
1. With a full knowledge of
the requirements of the law, 4.
B. Hayes has persistently neglect
ed to list his property subject to
taxation.
2. He has for three years made
false oath as to the value of his
property above his just debt.
g. He has sworn that in 1874
his property was worth only ST.
5S1, when that portion of it liable
to be taxed turned 100000.
4. He has refused for three years
to list his gallery of paintings
and a diamond that fell to him as
residuary legatee-s5, 600.
5. He never paid any money
toward the Fort Stevenson pur-
chase, although he says he did,
for the purpose of explaining the
remarkable falling off in the ex-
hibits of figures from 1873 to
1874.
6. He had in 1S74-'75-'76 about
$4,000 worth of credits, in the
shape of mortgages, which he did
not list, and, more than this, per-
jured himself by swearing he was
not possessed Of them.
7. He had three horses in 1874,
and swore he had but one.
s. He had three watches in
1874. and swore he mad but one.
9. He has had the use of thirty
odd thousand dollars, left as be-
quests by his uncle, for which he
makes no return.
10. He has disregarded the law,
and made no return to the Pro-
bate Court of Sandusky county
for the executorship of his uncle's
will.
II. In short, Rutherford B.
Hayes has been guilty of false
swearing for the past three years,
and has swindled his county and
the State of Ohio out of a large
share of their just revenues.
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the adopted and the the Conference
commend ali citizens without distinction Of party
at the ensuing National Election cast their votes IN yo OF
American principles the only safety for the future welfare Of this
That the nomination of Rutherford Hayes Ohio for President
of the United States and William A. Wheeler New York for Wee
President be and hereby endorsed by the American ALI
Conference and earnestly all who favor OF Aner'
nrincpes as advocated and forth in these Resolutions TO
Give these nominations active and determined support
Bv order of American Alliance Conference
~ ~ /. s. TYLER Secretary
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MAPLE TASDY.
Ex- Goyernor walker ON Indiana and
Ohio.

Ex-Governor Walker, OF Virginia, has
returned TO Richmond from his campaign
in Indiana and Ohio. In an interview
with reporter OF the Richmond Wig
he said, regarding Indiana: with q
fair election We shall carry the state by
10000 majority, and they cannot cheat
us out Of 10000 votes, even with their
lavish use OF money and the importation
of colored voters from Kentucky. Tho
Democracy are Thoroughly awake"
With regard TO Ohio the Governor
said: "From the best information
could obtain, | believe We. shall carry
Ohio. The enthusiasm has not attained
as high pitch NJ II has in Indiana, but
it is increasing daily. Last year, on tho
fullest vote ever cast in the state, tho
Democrats were only beaten by n frsc-
ton over five thousand. Then We had
the hard money men lukewarm and the
Germans almost solid against US. This
year We shall have the support OF the
hsrd-money men and majority OF tho
Germans, and will hold all the strength
we had last year. This is tho state OF
the case"
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RESIDENCE.

Of course, then, proves conclusiyely that
the Republican candidate for President
of the United States has no faith what
ever in the possibility of that party being
successful in the present campaign with
a fair discussion of the living issues OF
the day, although he, himself, is an
earnest and, we have believed, honest
advocate of the doctrine OF forced re-
sumption.
AZ the end Of the conversation Mr.
CASTOR said, "You have no doubt Of the
result, Governor 10 which be answered,
Il do not like TO speak dogmatically on
that question. The GERMANS oToHIo
ARE..TREATISG Us VERY BADLY"
Mr.. CASTOR will vouch for the truth OF
this circumstau nee, and there Il no douo'
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GRAFTON.

Whar's Grants Tro0ps-The Can.
paign In Tay Ter County-Cel. Ward
eLamen Goes Haltfng 0GLThe Ne
publicans BecsDing Desperate.
GRAFTON, October 4, 1876.
Editors OF the Register. "- o.
On emancipation day the shining
lights Of Republioanism, the winsome
Mason and smiling Mccormick, forced
themselves in among the oolorsd
brethren to remind them Of the debt OF
gratitude they owed the Republican
party. After these gentlemen had closed
their hypocritical hsranguss abou
what they had done for the unfortunste
descendants of Ham, William Simmons,
a man of color and Q sound Democrat,
arose for the purpose Of replying to the
unfounded and foolish argu-
ments of these selt-constituted
missionaries. William was not
permitted to speak, however, but WAS
given to understand that he was . traitor
10 his race and must take back seat.
Yet this il free America. We think Of
applying for troops to protect William
in his privileges as Nh American citizen,
but fear Gen Grant would hardly con-
ader our application as II comes from
the wrong side of the house.
The CO mpaign moves on swimingly Our
pole raising was q good success and in
deed, everything undertaken by the
Democrats has far exceeded our expecta-
tions, while the contrary has occurred
with the Republicans. This is so noticea-
BILE that il Is said \ small boy remarked
TO his Republican father not long since
that he believed the Good Being must
be q Democrst' because he makes u
rain every time the Republicans
attempt to do any thing
and gives the Democrats good weather.
For which remark psterfsmiliss basted
his unfortunately precocious little sou.
Col. Ward Lsmon was to speak at
Knottsvilte to-day, but having sprsined
his ankle. he has gone limping oil LONE.
Mason, Ssinn and Rohrbsugh took his
place, much to the cnagrin of the assem-
DIV, Ms they are tired of hearing boyish
speeches from hippant, boyish mon, who
remind them of their early school days,
when the big boy from the country on
defamation day was wont to repeat tho
stanZa-
al had little dog. his name was bull,
And rode OH his tail To save his wool"
But then we Democrats ought not 10
complain of this, AS it does US no harm,
and does the "boys" power OF
good 70 get an opportunity TO
repeat their little declsmations.
Desperate men adopt desperate means
to carry point, and SO the Republicans
are going 10 raise n flag pole here next
Saturday, and hang rebel soldier on It.
Won't that be glorious, though? They
had better hang treasury thief on it.
At Bloomington they propose to put
Union soldier on the pole over the
motto, "lf we can't beat you at the bal
lot box, we will beat you with the bay
onet." A suitable tribute TO Gen. Grants
policy in the south. There are many
true Republicans, good men, who are dis-
coursging all such projects, and who will
vet aid the Democratic party TO save the
country from utter ruin.
MAPLE TANDY.
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Next saiurday Nights Demonstra-

The Steubenville Gazette has this item:
The Republicans of Stsubenville are
50 hard pressed for both money ana men
for their contemplated Wheeling excur-
sion, that they are asking contributions
from some Democratic, and also urging
others to go along, with the otter OF free
cap, cape and ride.
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that it actually occurred, Is reported, and
il Governor HAYES is the honest man
which his friends claim and which we
have always supposed him, ne will not
DEWITT.
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liz YOU want to save money 60 to j.
Fox s Co., No. Sc Twelfth street and
be astonished to see their low prices dur
ing their closing out sale.
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soemnlv swear that will not vote for any person or
persons for any official position in this country under
the laws thereof who are not American born citizens
the name of any belonging the without his consent
will faithfully obey all Rules or Orders OF the same notl
conflict with the Constitution and the State of
which resident and that will do all in to for
ward the Order generally and Council of which
am member of American principles in this country So
help God
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PHE TAX FRICKS7ER.

Mr.. H4yes' Tax Returns
praudulent on Their Face.
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Total value, all items.-.........
RETURNS FOR 1875

RETURNS FOR 1875.
Under tho same solemn form of April,
1875, Mr.. Hayes presented this list, made
out by his own hand:
/. Horses, 3, valued at..................... $500
2. Cows, 2, valued at..............-.. 90
4. Sheep. l, valued ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D
Il. Pleasure carriages, 4, valued at..... 30
7. Value OF h Cusehold goods OF every
kind, gold and silver plate, china
ware, jewelry, books, farming,
utensils, grain, wool, agricultural
products of every kind, lumber,
coal, wood, stone, steam boats,
canal boats, or share in such boats,
and all other articles OF personal
property not included in any OF
the foregoing or subsequent items
Total value Of first seven items. 1886
s. Gold & silver watches, 3, valued at 500
9. Plano fortes ....................... None.
a. Value OF all monies in possession
or on deposit subje to draft on de-
mand, with banks or others.....-... 3OO
10. Value of credits, ...-None.
II. Dogs number must be sworn to;
value must be stated bat need not
be sworn to- 3, valued at............." %
Total $3.50
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ataeeliag geeister.
-. bv Mail, in Advance.
e r:lIISTER.

DaII,Y X r;G lST Eli o, an
YEA ........''"'e3 -, Nc month,. IS
si1 @ ~ 4 iaibkLY REG SISTER and
PG0.i-HV" saturday. 80 IN
- iy:f one COpyJb mos.Sz w
oYe cop, iFAEG,%bY REGIsf ER,
80 81 ~ five copies, yrs sW
one copy ! SiSS 10 Ten cnpiesL VT: Is 10
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CONSTITUTION
A AMERICAN ALLAN O. T.,
ORGANIZED, 1S71-1S73-1876.
Americans to Rule America.

ARTICLE l.
The name of this Order shall be the AMERICAN ALLIANCE
ARTICLE H.
The object for which this Odris organized is the main
principles follows An amendment to the
Laws limiting the suffrage persons born IN this
tru or of American parents the election Of american born cens
ony to official positions in this country
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Hayes and listed by e. 3. Hayes:
/. Horses-l, valued at. ................... $50
z. Cattle-2, valued at...........- .......... so
3. Sheep-l, valued at.-..............-...- 5
q. P ,easure carriages, wagons, &C., 2
valued at........... .................... 40
7. household goods, furniture, every
kind gold and silver p late, china
ware, Iewelfy, books, farming
utensils, grain, wood, agricultural
products of every kind, lumber,
coal, wood, stone, steamboats,,
canal boats, or shares in such
boats, and all other articles of per-
sonal property not included of the
this statement 80. ............... 1000
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companies or otherwise in my possession
or under my control as owner or holder,
or as husband, parent, guardian, trustee,
executor, administrator, receiver, &C.
counting officer, agent, attorney or factor
on the day preceding the Second Monday
of April, 1874, which are subject to
taxation under the laws of this State.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
22d day OF April, 1874. r. B. HAYES,
JOHN BECK, Assessor.
Statement Of general property, moneys,
credits, &C., subject 10 taxation in Sandtlsky
county, for the year 1874. belonging TO r. b.
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Total value of all items......
RIDICULOUS VALUATIONS.

FLUCTUATING VALUATIONS,
r. B. Hayes inherited al immense
fortune from his uncle, Sardis Birchard,
a millionaire, who returned his personal
property at the ridiculous low valuation
of S9,9Sl. Four months after receiv-
ing it, Hayes returned the same fortune,
added to his own, at 81, ISL. The next
year the same fortune was returned at
S6.I3O. And the next at Sll,572.
Here are the figures:
is7s-VaIued by Birchard..."s9,9s2
ls74-vaiued by Hayes.............. 2,osI
IS75-vaIued by Hay es.............. 6,lSO
1876 Valued by Hay es............ 5,72O
The sudden decrease in 1878 was ex-
planned by Hayes on the pretext that, IN
violation Of the terms ofths 'oH, he had
paid certain sums for public improve
mepts in the town Of Fremont. But the
iscrepancy between 1872 and 1874 has
not been explained. Nor has IL been er
planned chy the fraudulent return !" 1876
tcas made, oMIrTING, AS IT DOES, THE
GREAT BULK OF HIS ESTATE, AS TIE RE-
CORDED EvIpENCRsHows.
HISTAXABLE PROPERTY.
The local offices at Fremont, Ohio,
the home OF Rutherford b. Hayes. show
that Rutherford B. Hayes possessed the
following taxable personal property IN
1874. 1875 and 1876, on which he made
no return in his oath: