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The Markets.

CINCINNATI.-Flour-Qu Quotations range as fol-
lows; Patent 81 50G8 so; fancy, e6 257 y; spring
70 2o@6; family, IS 60d6; extra, IS 255 co. SUPER
me, u 219i 49, low grades, 50 25@54. Grain
Wheat, strictly choice white, 81 3S; prime 81 SO
prime TO choice hill and amber 81 32aI 80 prime
to- TO choice red 81 25@l 49, Corn, 36@45c.; rye, 6S@
Co., oats, 26@32c.; barley, spring. 40q7Oc fall 40
@6Oc. Hay, prime timothy s9@11. Mess pork,
w 609l2 49, Lard, prime steam, Sc. prime kettle,
8I(d9c
INDIANAPOLIS. - Flour Fancy. Sc 50@7 25.
family, 50 15Cg6 25. Grain - Wheat, No. red
winter, 81 %. Corn, new Western mixed, 3sta39c
Oats Ss, mixed, 2l@27c Rye, 53@@c Bulk meats
picked hams, o1a@iOc. Lard, prime steam $50.
LOUISYiLLE.-Flo Flour Extra, 81 25@f so;
extra family, $500 rs; a No. 1, SOFAS Is;
fancy, Sc 25@7. Wheat-Red, 81 2s@l 90; white,
81 3o@l rs; amber, 81 30d1 3S. Corn old white
Soc old naked, 47c. shoulders, re; clear rlb
sides, DC; clear sides, 95sc. Sugar-cured hams are
steady az lac. Lard, choice leaf, In tierces 9I%c
NEW IORK.-FlOur-IOw shipping grades No
2, 81 2594 60; superfne State and Western State
W 6Ogo 30; common TO good extra Western and
state 20 iOg5 70; good to choice Western and State
90 oOd6i common TO choice white wheat Western
extra, s6Oo@6 70 fancy white wheat Western extra,
90 bO9S 20 common 90 choice extra Ohio IS 40d
i5Oi common TO choice extra st. Louis S5 SOFAS 25;
mlnnesota patent process, extra good TO prime and
choice TO double extra, 81 10a9 u.s. kye -four
- sS94 -. GTain-Wheat, 81 82C9t a.. Ryeiwest-
ern, 7i@Hc. Barley, twO-rowed State I5S17sc
Corn Ole. Oats, 35Gi5c. Mess pork, sI4 25 lard
prime steam, S,tI15. Cotton, 11MifLc.
PHILADELPHIA Flour Is steady and UNI
changed. Grain - Wheat, amber Pennsylvania
yellow western, Csc; mixed Western 62%c Oats
western white, 36937c. Western mixed, 3fa35c
Rye, zoe Petroleum, refined, l11431215c; crude, in
barrels, 101zgiO5<c.
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DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is certainly the
queen OF the oven-so light, white and deli
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gently, spread il dainty with fresh, sweet
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fasting on biscuits made with DooLEY's
YEAST PowDRR, what man would contem-
plate suicide, or grumble because his wife
asked him for money?
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Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the
great Internal Medicine, will positively cure
any ease OF rheumatism on the face of the
earth. Price, 81 bottle, six bottles 50.
Sold by all druggists. Send for circular to
helPhenstine * Bentley, Druggists, WASH
inVtOn ID a.
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Mrs. General sherman.

Wife of the General of the United States
Army, says: al have frequently purchased
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for friends
suffering with rheumatism, and in every in
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Washington, ID. G..
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The Strength Of the Present armv.

me annual report of General Sherman
shows, October IL, the REGULAR ayr,y -
composed Of: General officers. N general
stan officers, 5G6; hospital stewards. fsG.
engineer battalion, 100; ordnance enlisted
men, 546i enlisted men Of staff CORPS. 78i !.
yen regiments Of cavalry, officers. i33 On.
Istedo men, l9l cavalry, $50 FIVE regiments
artiiiliiery, officers, 28f enlisted men, 2.82f
.s.ftillefy, 300. twenty-five regiments In.
lantry officers, 877; enlisted men gz5s
infantry, 1866 besides which there are re.
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sTOCK MARKETs.

ClHCINNATI-Bee Cattle-Common, 20s2iIc.
lar TO medium, 21z@f4c.; good 10 choice butchers
grades, S19q414c. fair to good shippers 4l4a9Izc:
feeders, Sgfc1 for light and heavy grades. sneop
and lAmbs-For sheep prices remain steady and
range a. follows. Common 10 fair, 2I50I3o and
good 10 choice, 314@fHc. per pound, gross Lambs
are quoted, common 10 fair, 3iSd4c., and good IN
choice 41f@t5c per h., grsss. Hogs-Common.
~ .o@4 ioi fair 70 good light a. 2O@4 20; fair 10
good packing, 81 8Oa4 f5.
Hog Workers, 81 sOa4 s5 pcr 100
lbs good 10 choice heavy hogs eOaf rs.
NEW 1OHk.-Beef Cattle . Colorado cattle TI<a
STc. ordinary 10 good native steers, SmiOc a few
prime and extra steers, fO%@tOt1c.; a number Of
native steers were taken 20 the English market AT
sa9Hc. sheep and lambs a few fancy lambs At
Hs96%c. per H., and carload Of premium weth-
err, averaging l42 lbs, AZ &C., but 34a5zc was the
general range for sheep, and f{6Gc Tor lambs with
Two carloads Of choice Canada lambs averaging IA
It's 20 &C two carloads Of good Canada sheen and
lamos mixed averaging 100 lbs, az SIC.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.--Beef cattle Prime cattle
~ g0Odi - JOi common, 81. Hogs---Yorkerg 81 NJ
a. 20 philadelphia, - 50@4 20 shecp-seiling
WOOls In Boston, prices are steady. Medium
and extra heeces the kinds chiefly I'm reguet nv
manufacturers, but combing and deiaine selections
are Az sought after and are quiet and frmer Ohio
aud Peunsylyania, medium extra and double extra.
4lT0f5ci choice double cxtra and above. fGQsf7c .
triple extra and pick-lOck f8@5Oc
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lfyon feel dull drowsy, dcbiutaicd, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, aud
tongue coated, suffering from turpid liver or
''biloUsnCss.' aud nothing will yoH so speedily
aud pcrmaurntly as to take SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LAroR or MEDICINE.
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CONSUMPTION CURED

~ ~ PHyHISihh tetired Iroln practice, hnvinC ro-
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cure OF oo.snHtion bronchitis cIdrih, hno and iii
throat ana lung affections: nlso fer nervous de-
putty and oil nervous complaints. after hav nc ted
rs curative powers IN thousInCs q cafes hrs irt ID ia
DUTY % make " known to his Suffering fo lw Actr-
ated by desire To- rclnve human suffer ng viii scnd
ircc 10 n WIN dcs 70 this recipe IN erIurn trench
or lng=h with nm directions. A9srou-.
i ..f
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A STEEL Thorn Hedge. No other Fencing so
choap or put up so quickly Never rusts. stains,
decays, shrnks, nor warps. Unaffected by fire.
wind or flood. complete barrier TO the most
unruly stock impossible by man or beast TWO
DURING THE LAST YEAR. For sale at the
leading hardware stores, with Stretohers and
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ARinck Character

IL awful, but pretty black hair and whiskers Is
not. Use DR. TurT's Hair Dye, aud in fifteen min
utcs you will have them natural in youth.
II your Druggist does not havo 1t lao will order it
for YOU.
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EGGS. GAM &.
GRACE'S

Invented In tho I7ih century by Or. William Grace
SurReon IN Ming Jamcs army. Through its agency
no cured Thousands Of the most serious sores md
wounds that baficd tho skill Of the most eminent
physicians OF his day, and WAS regarded bv ali who
kncw him ~ public benefactor. ~ cents hox FOR
epy btugRsts gencIally sent by mail receipt
20 Harrison Avenue. RossOrl. REnsa.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

TBE New Yrrk Tribune in speaking
OF the difficulty the Senate Committee
has in procuring witness 10 establish
all the facts, says:
The feelings of Just and human men
all over the land will be touched by
the Incident reported by telegraph az
having occurred on Thursday a col
ored witness before the Senate's Com
mitree detailed several acts OF VIC
;ence, and gave, with great reluctance,
the Hames of the leaders. and in con
clusiou asked the committee what -iro
lection would be given TO those who
came here TO testify" Senator Ne
Donald told him If any persons
ruolested him TO report TO the commit
zee and they would be punished. T.;
q ituess replied. If i go home a, d
get killed, | cannot report to rhe coIr-
Ditree," Senator WadIeigh said 1 hat
is Il hard case. but we have 10 power
o help you. What ho,est man does not
. EEL that great part OF the truth mus
remain improved under su-h circum
stances? Is it strange if Witnesses hide
in swamps u'.tiI tie inquiry is over.
rather than leave home aud family al
the summons OF the committee 10 tel
the truth, with the convictic that
they MAY ne er br able to return at ali
or a!ivef Yet the evidence is over
whe!uIing To prove that such ate ui
terror does exist Who can believe, il
The face of sucii proof, gathered under
su h difficulties, that there was free
and fair .lection?
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

frs AT the wreck and pulled several
.'iIt of the Ice. and helped 10 extrieafe
-uun- from tile debris. Que wor,a,.
Wa pinnsd down Iy her legs Oh a
burning car Her erie for help were
pIIeuus. aud il, .'e>puir. and tl,e flames
ciFclrd around Der, she shrIrked. TAX
Hr tx f.i.d cut of my legs, g" bur il was
impossible u reach her and h. Was
consumed Tie paint on the bnr,,ir,-
cars snap ped like powder. soaring MANY
workmen. cou,d..'t estimate tI,a
number burned. bur think 100 perished
by the flames and wafer. Nany were
killed outright. Husband and wifi.
IN the burning wreck we're held down
by obsIruciiUns and calmly awaited
their fate. Their ligs moved as If in
prayer. Neither pen nor tongue can
describe tue horrors of the scene. Ia
twenty minutes after the fire started il
was impossible 10 exrricate passengers
The engineer of the Columbia Pap
/ Folsom, of Cleveland, saws hi. engine
turned bottom upward, and he was
thrown violently through the window
Of the cab. He was badly cut. Ma
g'iire helped to pick him up. bruised
aud bleeding. His first words were,
another Angela horror. Dan" The
train was running at the rate of ten
miles All hour at the time. The bridg ge
was considered safe. Passenger train
No. 8, with two engines, had passed
safety over the bridge about Z o'clock.
His train struck the bridge at 7:32
/ Thinks the frost aud weather aud
heavy train snapped the fridge Siz
engines had tested the bridge without
siraiuiug il. At the time of the acci
dent the storm was at its height. He
could not see two car length ahead oi
his engine, and this rendered it next to
impossible to give immediate assist.
ance. He thinks 10 one would have
escaped from the doomed train had he
not saved his engine. thus enabling
him 10 give the alarm. Terrible in.
deed would it have been had the Soc
rates gone over in the binding, furious
storm; 30 one would have known OF
the disaster. and the next train due
would have shared the same fate. and
been thrown into tine river. He has
been ia the service of HE COMPANY
since 1859, and never saw such storm,
before
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

THR game of the coDspirators TO
count in Hayes is being blocked on
every hand and soon they will left
alone in their rascally scheme. .-SeRe
ca Adre1tiser
That's about the coolest piece of i'm
pudence we have known Meyers TO he
guilty of. They send House Commit
tee to South Carolina to investigate
aud they fluid the outside count 10 elect
rhe HAYES electors, and even give Chan,
berlin a fair majority. Under their
manipulations the Florida Supreme
Court is dragooned into ordering a re-
count blythe ReturniI g Board. and yet
Ivy the explicit arplieafion Of tln rules
It epjoins, tie Hayes electors arefound
10 have ao9 iprjofitE The Commit
tee sent to Louisiana has developed
eroughresfiino ony in support ofthe &C.
tion Of the Returning Board TO remove
shEs Stste freHs 9Gt sion. More than
~ ti,ps ATbeaElectoral votes of those
States have been PROF erIy certified for
Hayes and will be counied-for him.
The above from a paper which would
endorse the Cronin farce and yet claim
a vote for Frost of Missouri, utterly
disqualified, instead of apply ing the
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

THE annual report of the State Aud
itor of Ohio, just published, shows
that the State has 81, 405, SOC less taxa
BILE property than she had last yeer,
though the banks, under tie new law,
have been rated at nearly three mil
liors more. The total assessment for
taxable property is S1.597 466 966.
The increase in real estate in cities
and towns has been s.. SIG, 377, and in
real estate in the country, SS,056. GAG.
But against this is set a decrease in
1862 to 1875 there was steady increase
chattels amounting to S14, 979, ,219, re
sulting in the net decrease stated
From this being the first year with a
decrease, due, Of course, to a shrinkage
of values. The State debt las decreas
ed from IS. 5s3. SAG, 81, in 1872, to Sc,
4S2. $40 80 in 1876; the debts of c,Un
ties from 50 756 436 O3 to s., 1884 099 43
and the debts of township ps from Si47.
23S 10 to 1922 724 So. But the debts
of cities of the first and second class
have increased from S11 495, 5Sl ca to
$50. $40, 5O3 GS. So there has been a
net increase of debts over last year oi
so. 102. .97S Sc, principally in Cincin-
uati.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05
ENCOURAGEMENT TO THE VAR.
LIKE DEMJCRACY


From the many soothing s. ntiments
impaired by the Democracy of th-
South TO their Northern brethern. in
this time OF trial and tribulaiion. in
which their souls are stirred with grief
and Indignation carefully compounded
we extrac' the following crumbs OF
comfort. We don't like to Sc people
in distress. hence these consciing pas
sages are offered for their consolation,
without money and without pric
If anybody in lie North wants to go
to war about the Presidency. let him
/ turn bis scythe in, o sword. and 'pitch
/ in Nobody down this way wants
any more experience in tie tented
! field. -Nrnlphis Ar0ldnche :Confeder-
ate
IL the Northern Democrats imagine
( that fire is going TO break out in auy
Southern prairie. they have mistaken
| their meE. We have bad Just tnnu II
of sue. confiagrarion. Too much of n
good thing Is III and a plenty is n
4
warrio-s will bear these humble facis
in mind.-Atianta Constitution.
| Dir. Tilder can not and will not b.
made President unless he is made so by
a isir. honest count of the votes of the
people.
! That count cannot be either fair
nor honest uui, - it be had under i'll
/ Terp: citations of the Constitution long
accepted. and by methods of pI oced-
ure loi z established. The party that
now demai de new interpretations or a
new form of me hod of count, ~ilI be
a party lii rebellion and ,r-ason
against the Constitution, the Union
and the people.
I am, ,ih-refcre, in favor of a fair and
/ honest constitutional count of the
votes of the people. | am Iaboring to
/ .ecurr that count, aud when secured.
l shall abide it, result; and so will
every oiher Hap, North aud South.
J VINO is not vii iug 10 destroy bis eoun
try. AIN brave enough 10 want
p-ace. but not coward Y enough to
ace p dishOnor-BeD. Hills Letter
Yes. the iuen who fought from Is /
to 1865, on Either b. Federal or CUL-
federaie side, will consent 10 a war il
conducted OIL the proper basis. They
are willin tliat the froihy patriots.
North and South, who began talk ng
"Rar" III 1853. aud talked. alked talk
ed war Tor four years without firing
"A gun. or u.slieatbed a swor /, and are
sill howli,g ion gore. all now go TO
fiir front and fight. The veterans who
got enough Of var when fi .lr'ing was
to be dofg. together with all Others
| who prefer peace, will manage the af-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

TnE city Of lndiaia polls is disturbed
Just now with a scandal case OF great
magnitude. ia which Minister named
Black and u lady named ' IS are i'm
plicated Tie story was told by the
Sentinel of that city, and was to the
fleet that the two while in st. Loui-
had passed the night together at the
same hotel. The minister has made a
statement which is supported by strong
afiidavits of other parties, showing the
entire innocence of himself and tie
lady Tie lady was travelling in Lis
care, but was left at boarding house
in the city. while he repaired 10 Il
hotel and spent the night. The ,esti
rnrDy of the lan6lady at the boarding
hou-e and rhe clerk at tie hotel sus
rains his statementin every particular.
The Sentinel will doubtless have to an
swer ia damages. for libel and attempt
ing to levy ilackinaii, as the Minister
a. d Mr.. V IS both maintain that tina,
paper demanded at so, 900 70 sup
press thestory.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

THE AGONY is over The Board oi
Canvassers has met in Florida. in obed.
ience TO the order of the Supreme
Court, and has canvassed the vote for
State officers. BY the rejection of the
vote of single county Mr.. Drew, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, is
given a majority of 195, ard one Dem
ocratic Congressman is declared elect
ed. But the vibrations of this Demo
cratic victory will stop at the borders
of Florida. This same canvass, if ap
piled to the vote for electors, would
leave Gov. Hayes majority at 209.
This is not questioned by any one
there are no protests, no charges OF
fraud. Florida has ceased to be dis
puted State, and her four votes for
Hayes will be counted without a mur
muir.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

II V. REDFIkLD, the Southern cor
respondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cidt, is Democrat, and has written a
great many things whereat the Demot :
racy have rejoiced, but the Cougrege-
tions that are to meet On the S:h will
not find much comfort in The follow
ing:
"All The clanor for sore have heard
in the South since the election wo.. Id
be satisfied by the slaughter ola chick
Ell. | speak of Southtners. Among
the Northern people whom have met
III tie South since the conpIic.Iio's
there has been some war talk. and Il
good deal of apprehension; but tie
Southerners, one and all, declare that
there shall be no conflict IL il depends
upon ;hem. They are for peace, first
and last. An ex Confederate told lie
the other day that he had lost his
military Turn of mind" Poor fellow,
should think So He came out of tie
Southern army broken in spirig a. d iu
purse; his family dead, his propert,
gone. and four OF the best years of his
life thrown away. For all this sacri
fee he has absolute y moth ng TO show
He rightly remarks that those who
kick up another war may fight it out
among thems Ives There isabsolute
ly 40 war feeling IN the South, 10 de
sire TO provoke another, or to take
part ia il if o'hrrs bring il about. II
another conf CT depends upon the
South leading off, we are secure for
generations yei."
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

THAT ONE vote Tor which the De-
mocracy have been moving heaven and
earth. SO to speak, has been lost in the
swamps of Florida. Tie recount or.
dered b, the Supreme Court has ended
aud the Hayes electors are declared to
have 209 majority. NOU, what are
you going TO do tbont it. We gave a
picture of the pi;iable condition oi
the COurier.,s rooster two weeks ago.
after swallowing the Oregon Crorir,
iniquity, and it was deplorable. Last
week it was galvanized into little life
by, the orders of the. Supreme Court OF
Florida, to recount the. vote of tha
State. But now it is utterly dejrcted
Its tail and head both hang, and Meth,
the warlike resolutions Of the Democ.
racy, or the expectant exultation oi
Johngee's Jamboree at Columbus. OH
Monday next, can galvanize auy life
into its depleted system. 1t is, how
ever. the very picture of the ''waIi"- like
Democracy of The North.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

''One woe doth tread upon anoth-
er's heels 80 quick they follow" The
Brooklyn horror bad scarce grown
cold, when the public we're astounded
by the rightful acci. ent Oh the L. S. &
Ms. R R., at Ashtabula, particulars of
which are given elsewhere. And it had
scarce been reported ere the wrecking
of a vessel on Long Island within 600
feet of shore added to the death list
twenty eight more victims.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

fair> Of the country, furnish ihes@ bel
Igerents the sin,-ws OF war, ani stand
b. hind them with liked bayonets to
see that the. to- the Iii,Ik. IL is to bs-
understood or either side that he hai-
tie Is TO rage until the last armed foe
expires There must be DO survivor
TO tell the tale. The stock IF red ho;
NemphiS Acdlonche.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05
$4,000 Worth If New Dry Goods
Left.
Another Great eduction in
Prices.

A good assortment still ofDress Goods
Shaws FlInnels, 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 Than
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
pro.ited bv calling soon at
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

FOLLOWING is a li'rle tir bir. with
which Hon. Ben Hill has furnished
1t occurs in letter which lie has re
Gently written to his constituents. Won
der if lie hadin view the meeting az the
Court House on Saturday last. "ud he
SJh of January ConveHticps. He says:
''Our constitutional system is on a
magazine of powder, aud 10 900 fools
aud some that are not fools, are strik
ing matches all around il.
They will be 'hoisted by their own
petard."
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

r CRoNIN bias deposited his electoral
College return with the Vice President
and now what troubles him most is
where and how he is to get his mileage
be neglected TO get pay in advance
from Tilden's barrsl. And nov: Alas
alas, the cardinal hue of his nasal organ
is turning a glasrly blue.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

In Indiana several Ell. ctioDs have been
held recently to fill vacancies in the
Legislature. The result has been large
Republican gains, the significance oi
which should be apparent to the war
like Democracy. In Madison, Jeffer
son, Montgomery and Parke counties,
the gain has been so large that it would
indicate a majority of so coo in that
State for Hayes, could another election
be held? Madison couhty alone shows
a Republican gain Of 1909. Let the
Democ' acy take warning in time.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-05

PROCTOR KNOTS anxie'y 10 get
hold of some ones else kilograms is in
striking contrast with his conduct last
session. Then he was so careless OH
the subject that he forgot all about
mentioning a most important dispatch
which was addressed to him, but be-
longed to the whole country.