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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-11-09
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IOHN NJ. HAMl.IN,

A TrnRNEY AT LAW, FINDLAY. OHIO.
Makes regular professional calls in adjoin-
ng counties.
Nov. 10 II.
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Administrators A Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator Of the Estate OF Laura Wal
terbouse, late of Hancock County, hio, de-
ceased. EZRA BROWN
November 2, 1871 2e-2s
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and SURGEON Office up
L stairs in Davis Opera House BLOCK t10d-
lay, Ohio. bl ly
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Gifp and Comfy RirefforU.

Arrival and Departure OF Mails at the
Findlay Post Office.
DEPARTURE.
C1Tey Branch c. D q e. RR-, s:l5 q. Ii.
L. E3 4, KR. going Sotlth. ll:l5 a. m.
North 81 r.. m.
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DR.. G. w. GALLOWAY,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE over John Ruthraun's Hardware
store.
INSTRUMENTATION c, oSs street, 3rd house
East OF Head Quarters
Will attend TO all calls in town or county
Can be found at his offica. except when pro-
fesSionally engaged from A. NJ. until 10
PM 22-Iy
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2 m icted with CaiaTTt ! wish to add my tes-
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with this fearful disease ior tour ears and
have irled every known rem dX Without
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well "A local remedy, believe IL to be all
that is claimed tor il, . Radical Cure Tor Ca
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.
nessrs ]. o Bosworth q Co, Denver: Cen
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Denver. Oct !, 1870. o. Smith d Doll.
TRIED EVER
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Gentlemen-I have used SanfoId's Radical
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Of any kind. and "1feT TINS rs M testimony
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Denver. Ucj. J. Is75. W DECKER.
Each pockage contains Sanford 5 Improved
inhaling TIDr. with tuiI directions tor use
IN all cases. Price Il 90 per package. For
sale 10y all wholesale and Retail druggists
hrnIrChnnf g limited q
POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston.
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E. IT. DUNN,
J.H. JOHNSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in New Bank Building, West side OF
aa n Street, No 69 Nov. 22-Tf)
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r. rHEFER.

CURVEYOR. Office in first block South OF
- Court House Atten ion given TO retracing
the lines OF old surveys laying out. parting
of and dividing up lands, ,leveling foi pronles
of roads and bitches.
March 10 1876 6m
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T.DAvIs. J. W. DAVIS. N. L. DErvILER
DAVIS DETWIIER a Cn

az HOLE,ALE AND REr ALL GRuCE g.
w and Dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wood
el, willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery,
Fruits, and aiieneralVarieGy. Goods at Whole
-sle at Cleveland aud Toledo prices. Nos Il
and q Main Street.
May ), 76-n
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r. G. BALLARD,
DHYslCIAN AND SURGEON.

i
OFFICE -On Main Street, over Bakers
Furniture Store viii respond promptly to
all calls from town or country. 70 IL
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MES A. BOPE,

A rroRNEY AT LAW,
ONCE over W. L. DAVIS & Co.'S store, Main
street. Findiay Ohio. April II IL
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~. I'll. HAHEN

Once over Fellers. johnson & Cos store,
West Side Main Street. Findlay, Oaio.
A Am
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DARBER SHOP Is FHE PLACE WHERE
ID you can get tine best of work done in the
neatest possible style Ladies' and Children >
Hair Cutting nd -hampooiug a speciality
shop Opposite Old White Corner Two Chain
always found ready for business Call and
see him and ge' a Good Job. Ladies desiring
work done, BY leaving word al the shop he
will call at their residence. ls
Evening star., 1877-12-06
JACOB REHM. OF CHICAGO.
How He Procured His Freedom.

CHICAGO Ill. Dee. 6.-tOnirary To the
statements given ont yesterday. il now ap-
pears that the ease ot Jacob Rrlrm. one of the
notorious whisky ring. and who was held an
the sum uf si-ustR1 - du. the government
thrown ont of court at the examination aud
hr i now entirely freed from further pruSecu
tion. After hearing evidence aS Ia the condi-
lions he'd cut io RtlIm 10y the government and
its officials. and the immunity promised in
case he made a full confession Of his doingS
and al The same time informed on others. il
was established Ia the satisfaction Of Judges
lTummond and Blodgett that Rehm was en-
titled To- 20 scot free and thai hi> confess
>ionS made last winter We're with the com
pletc understanding "n the part of his attor-
neyS. the United STATES district attorney and
the Treasury department at Washington thai
he Was not Ia b,s Liable anN further
Evening star., 1877-12-06

RAJ TIN(lDE

BALTIMORE. December 6.-Nirginia skies
old. 80: do. deferred. 5lS: do. consolidated IS
do, second series, 43: North Carolina skies. old
20 bio today Sugar steady. 9A.
BALTIMORE, December 6.-Corton active
strong aud higher-middling, IL ISaIl4. Flour
unchanged. Wheat. southern quiet and steady.
western aniet ANA easier-soutlern red. good 10
prime. l3oa1 A; do. amber. l.4sal. so; No. 9
western winter red. spot ana December. l.42i ::
yanuary LIZ; Corn. southern steady and de-
hand Saod. western fism and shade higher-south-
efn white. v4.63: do. yellow. SAGE: old western
mixed. spot. G4s64.s; December. G3 iSad4: new
western mixed, spot, and December. 62ia; jan
uary. 81: western steamer. 55is. Oats steady.
firm and unchanged. Rye irmer and higher 64 |,
90. Hay steady and demand good-Mary land and
Pennsylvania prime. IA. 00s1G.00. Provisions un-
changed. Buiter choice steady and frm-choce
western roll CO.'S: do. packed. 21a23 Petroleum
dnli.erude .lsa1A: refined II aal3; Coree strong.
ceipfs-four. 900: wheat. 81. 600: corn. As 600.
oats. loo: I've. 900. Shipments-corn. 81 O0D
NEW YORK. December 6.-Stocks irregular
hut mainly higher. Money. 8. Gold. lO24
Exchange long, 4Sl Z; short, 4S4s. Governments
a fraction l0weg.
NEW YORK. December 6-Flour w.rhou,
decided change. Wheat quiet and scarcely so firm.
Corn strong.
LONDON, December g, 1880 p. n-ConsoIs.
80 5-16 for mon.y aud IS - l6 FOR the account
Y. ;. tonds, 1865. 10SH. Erie. ga Ney YORK
central. iW Pennsylvania Central. 50. Refined
petroleum. 12tid.
Evening star., 1877-12-06
MORE TROUBLE WITH MEXICO.
Refusal TO Deliver In a Murderer

NEW YORK. Dee. GA dispatch from san
Antonio. Texas, says" The Mexican author
tiles at PiedraS Negras. opposite Fort Duncan
refuse To deliver up the murderer Zeberino
Avalo>. who is a Mexican soldier. He came
over To Eagle Pass. and being drunk shot a
blind man dead who was being led on the
street by boy. This occurred on the 36th ult.
The murderer escaped to the other side of fh,,
river and Gen. Faion, as We'll as the Mexican
civil authorities. refuse 10 give the American
Shefln any satisfaction whatever. Nothing
has been heard from Lieutenants Bulls and
Young who have been scouting in Mexico for
three weeks
Evening star., 1877-12-06

The >oUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE yester
day elected A &. Haskell associate Justice of
signed W. n. Wallace Judge of the Seyentl,
circuit. IN place al Nortbrup. resigned: Leroy
F. houmans, attorney general. in place of
Gen. Conner. resigned. Nallace'S election
created a vacancy i'm the speakerShip Of fhe
house al representatives. which will be filed
to-day. The house passed resolution 10 send
the report of the investigating committee re
States Senate
Evening star., 1877-12-06

AFGypsies drive a profitable hus;ness I'm
the south by telling fortunes for the negroes.
AS-Gen. Longstreet sustained some painful
burns In eXtinguishing fire i'm his house in
Gainesviile, Ca, few nights ago.
The depOsitors' savings In the bank of
w0iiDOrough, \. H., have so decreased that it
mas been closed to ascertain how much Is left.
"a +. Bushong, cashier of the Reading
lPa-) Savings Bank, lately suspended. has
been arrested, charged with embezzling
during the past two years about $25.0O0.
day. The Governors message earnestly urgesl
the adoption Of the bondh0lders sixty cent pro
position.
Evening star., 1877-12-06
NEW YORK NOTES.
Poverty and pniSAn

NEW YORK. December 6.-F Fatharine Wilde.
aged a.. yesterday endeavorcd 10 poison her
hlnt year-old daughter and then poisoned her
sell. The child may recover Destitution was
tl,. cdu>p
Evening star., 1877-12-06

ARREST OF \ SAVINGS BANKC AsHIER-A r.
Boss. the cashier of the suspended Reading
savings bank. Was arrested yesterday after
noon on a charge of embeZZlng duIing the last
two years money amounting to over s2Susl. A
Mrlt oi halscaS corpus was granted lor hear
ms on tie l2th inst. the prisoner giving bail ia
se5.oUn Executions OF suits already brought
We're also issued yesterday. aud the constable
levied upon the furniture and fire and burglar
proof safes of the hank. The petition to throw
the bank into bankruptcy has already been
signed lH parties representing more than the
required amount Of Liabilities 10 secure that
result
Evening star., 1877-12-06
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Missing Ocean Sleamer.

LONDON. Dec. o-lhe proprletorS of the In
man Steamship line express entire confidence
in The safety of the steamer City of Berlin
now Twelve days out from New York for
Queenstown and Liverpool They do not be-
leye that her shaft or machinery is broken
hut think that probably her propeller is dam
aged by contact with wreckage. They saw She
possibly may have something in tow. The
F,noncier says: THE premiums AT LloVd's
for re insurance on the City of Berlin advanced
to len ouiup1S Yesterday =
Evening star., 1877-12-06

1HE PEOPLE OF GEORGIA voted Yesterday
upon the proposed new state nSiitiIiion. fhs.
question whether the state capital shall re-
MAN at Atlanta or be removed 10 Miil...lge-
vile. and elected a new legislature. The indi-
cations are that the new constitution will In
adopted lay large majority aud that Atlanta
viii continue Ia De the state capital The ON
clal vote cannot 'e given Tor several days. The
democrats "a usual, carry the legislature
Joseph II. Cumming WAS eiected senator for
AugUSta
Evening star., 1877-12-06

ToN ALLEN TO FIGHT AGAIN-ram Allen
formerly OF America. and Jack knifton of
Manchester, have been matched Ia fght for
s5o a side and the championship Of the world.
The night i 10 take place In England in four
weeks. The AFFAIR i creating much interest
ln sporting circles. The articles of agreement
silpUlate that the pugiliSts should wear light
gloves and fight al catch weights according
10 the rules of the London prize ring. knifton
weighs 2l5 pounds. and stands nearly six feet
in height.-lN. T. San, 5tR.
Evening star., 1877-12-06
4 DELAYED Steamer.

Ihc aeeniN OI the steamer Berlin hence VI.
Nembcr p for Liverpool express 40 doubt of
hcr arrival very >oon. a. they heard She had
met with some accident Ia her machinery The
same Vessel was lowed back 10 Queenstown In
June last. with broken shaft. at which time
there was great fear of her loss In Dpcrm-
ler last She also was given up 10y many ~ lost
bul She arrived here six days overdue. after a
very stormy passage
Evening star., 1877-12-06

ONE OF THE sTRANGEsT INCIDENTS in con-
nectlon with the 1reshet was the capture by
by Mes>fs. A. 4. Jones and w. r. Smith and
Robert Morton tcolored), Of Manchester of A
very nice mahogany table. with plates, water
pitcher and other articles on il. II was eyi.
IDENTIFY swept from before some parfy parfak
ing Of a meal. as two biscuits were also found
ON one OF the plates.-l Richmond (Va.) DIS
s.0fcE N'-S Nv
Evening star., 1877-12-06

ASA confidential clerk Of the ROthschilds,
in Paris, lately abscOnded, after rObbing his
been nearly all lost in stock speculatiOns.
AS-New York holds Judgment against
slippery Dick" Connolly for $S527, 7,170 Is,
and II Is stated that the most he is willing to
A9At Crab Orchard. Ky., some burglars
have been released by friends and are defying
the law. Citizens from other parts of the
country are arming toedect the capture Of the
outlaws.
Evening star., 1877-12-06

NEWARK. Y. J., Dee. 6.-The Presbytary of
Newark have adopted resolutions asking Rev.
Mr.. See TO explain why he has not followed
the advice Of the Presbytery and resigned the
pasiorate of the Wyckliffe church. He will
answer in writing next week.
Evening star., 1877-12-06
An EX.M. a. killesn-

SOUTH BERWICK. Me. Dec. 6-Hon JOnn
III. Burleigh. eXmember of Congress for the
first Maine district and president Of the South
Berwick National Bank, was killed last night
by his horse Sheering of a bridge over the
Salmon Falls river. falling a distance of y
MAS uuiui
Evening star., 1877-12-06
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
TnrL iSh yGAvn.,.nnss

LONDON Dee Ga dispatch from Rasgrad
10 the Times says: A Turkish division from
SarWasuiiar has crossed the Lom and taken
PopkOi. Ii is now marching i'm the direction
of NeThoca.
Evening star., 1877-12-06

MASSACHUSETTS Town ELEcTIoNs.-At New
Bedford. Mass, on Tuesday, George b. Rich
elected mayor. Taunton reelected Page,
rep, mayor. At Fitchburg, nj. Merriam was
elected mayor. At Hayerhill, n. S. Kimball
was chosen mayor. Gloucester elected J. +.
Dyer, rep, mayor. AT Lawrence the repub-
licans elected j. X. Simpson for mayor. Last
year the democrats elected the mayor. AT
Newton the republicans elect FOwle mayor.
maVOr
Evening star., 1877-12-06
TelegramS to The Star.
MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLE.
Refusal TO Surrender A Murderer.
SITUATION IN FRANCE.
Organizing Another Cabinet.
THE EASTERN WAR.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN
FRANCE.

LONDON, Dee. "a Reuter- telegram from
fali> >aI>:-''lt j. stated that rguiiatiouS
between President MacMahon and VI Dufaurr
We're resumed IN consequence of the steps
taken by senator Bathie"
Note M. Batbie i probably acting for the
orltJniSt senators
The NO'ed states that VI. Dufaure is willing
I" cohduct negotiations to the point of form
ing ministry. hut l. unwilling To accept office
himself
The Figaro names as among the nroha hla
ministers NJ. Rathie a. minister of Justice: NJ
Naddington ~ minister of the interior. NJ
leon SaN - minister of finduc" and NJ Chris
tpplp ~ minister of nublip works
Evening star., 1877-12-06

Funerals oF THE NIcTrMs.-The remains
OF Passed Assistant Paymaster Cary " SAN
ders, lately recovered from the wreck OF the
I. >. steamer Huron, were Inferred in Wood
land cemetery. Philadelphia, yesterday, with
military honors. The remains of Lieut. ST.
mons were inferred i'm New York yesterday
and those Of Sergeant Danner, who Is the son
OF widowed mother I'm Alabama We're taken
up the Hudson for burial
Evening star., 1877-12-06
Killed by ChIOrOCorn,

FRANCES topcoli was found dead in bed YES
lerdaN III a 9TH avenue apartment house aud
II ! uncertain whether he committed suicide.
OF dird ny dcrld"nt. His face WAS in p.n
containing chlOrofOrm. He was a wealthy i'm
porter and member of the Union League
-nh
Evening star., 1877-12-06
a "Parliamcntary Cabinet. =,

iARl>. Dee. q. alternOan.-M. Dutaurt l. now
thdeaNoTlng To form parliamentary cabinet
Ii i thought likely that he will succeed. Ru.
NOR mentions NJ. Waddington a. probable for
eign minister and VI. Marcere for minister of
the interior. with Nm. Batbie. BardouN. TeiS-
>ecrcnCe. DE Bort and Leon Say a roll,apua.
Nothing pOSitiKe. however. il knnMn
Evening star., 1877-12-06

AarMary Monica Maxwell Scott. great
granddaughter OF Sir Walter. is convert to
the Roman Catholic faith.
As-Ten TO one ii used to take Eve three
hours and a half 10 pick out leaf green dress
to suit her.-tN. y. Herald.
Asrn Waterford, Pa, three men have been
promptly sent TO prison Tor five years for tar
ring and feathering a woman.
A3-The Western papers are now howIing
after more pennies. What they really
need is more cents.
6-Out i'm Alabama you can be deacon il
with a eOrkscrew ON the off side.-TN y
Herald
A-August Predigram, musical director and
conductor Of the Oates Opera Troupe, died
suddenly in Wheeling, West Va, yesterday, Of
apOplexy.
Evening star., 1877-12-06
Sontemptuous Treatment of Peti-
tiOuers.

MANCHESTER. Dee. 6.-The Guardian !
farl> dispatch states that delegation oi
Elhcui manufacturers called at the ElNSaa ON
"Wednesday Ia present a petition to President
Mae Mahon. but failed Ia see even a secretary
They were received and bowed out 10y an uShcr
and returned 10 Elheuf with their memoriaI
Evening star., 1877-12-06

IHE OpHIR CoNPANY.-A dispatch from
San Francisco states that the Sharon direetors
oi The ophir company resigned Tuesday, and
z neM board was elected yesterday represent
ing Messrs: Flood O'BrieD. Flood & Brien
nave obtained control of the Mexican mine
ana put IN their own director, Geo. X Wells,
III ooth boards, and appointed Col. Fail gene
Evening star., 1877-12-06

RING PLUMBER IN DIsPUTE.-A singular
suit is now in progress in New York, before
eN-yudge Seymour as referee. i'm which James
ii. IngersOll. one of the old Tammany ring.
seeks to recover from VIM. Nj. Tweed the sum
Of Sll2,WO. Tweed claims to have expended
the amount as 1ngerSOlfS contribution to the
sum with which to corrupt the New York
Legislature TO secure the court house apDrO
priatiOn on the tax levy of lS7l. The matter
has been settled. and Tweed holds IngersOIls
receipt in full, but the latter claims the money
was paid under cOmpulsiOn.
Evening star., 1877-12-06

LIFE INSURANCE OFFICERS TO BE PROSE
CUTED.-An order issued by Justice West
brook has been filed at Albany, n. ", author
lZing the receiver Of the Continental Life
company and their aSSignees TO recover any
property OF the company which may have been
frauduienty reserved or disposed Of by them.
sue the stockholders to recover dividends paid
them which impaired the capital stock of the
cOmpany,
Evening star., 1877-12-06

:, ROBBERY OF Posi- OFFICIAL Berlin,
Eastern Shore of Maryland, Friday night. No
sember % the post Office was broken into and
robbed. The entrance was effected by means
of ascending ladder and Prying open second
story window. The loss tconsisting of cash
stamps and goods) amounts To about $50.
There is as Yet no clue to the burglars
Evening star., 1877-12-06

ADJOURNMENT OVER THE HoLIDAYs.-Sena-
tor Conkling. in debate i'm the senate to-day.
said ii is likely an adjournment over the holi-
days will take place before the 18th inst.
Evening star., 1877-12-06

SOLID FOR PATTERsON.-The House com
mlttee ON elections to-day by vote of seven To
four agreed TO report that Patterson. demo
crat. is entitled 10 a seat as a representative
1rnm Colorado. The democrats voted solid.for
Patterson
Evening star., 1877-12-06

The SILVER BILL.-The vote whereby Tues
day NEXT was fixed for the consideration ofthe
silver bill was 40 To is. Friends of the bill
ethS'Iue This vote a an indication of the
standing of the Senate ON the que> ION
Evening star., 1877-12-06

ARMY OEDERs.-The resignation of al Lieut.
ii. c. johnson. lSt infantry. has been accepted
by the President to take effect March Il, 1878
Assistant Surgeon w. T.. Waters is relieved
from duty at Fort Columbus, New York har-
Dor. and VIII report i'll person without DELAY to
the commanding officer of four batteries of
artillery ordered from the military division of
the Atlantic to the department of Texas. tO
accompany those troops To Texas and will
report to the commanding general department
Of Texas, for duty.
Evening star., 1877-12-06
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. Internal
revenue. ,319.15SOs: customs. SD. .SOS.1.
Evening star., 1877-12-06

Cock FIGHTING IN PARLoRs.-Mr Bergh'
society In Jersey City has requested the no
lice Of that and other cit les to assist the oficerx
Of the society from preventing cock fighfS
Several cooking mains have been fought re-
Gently m the parlors Of wel-known lovers Of
the sport near Jersey City-IN y Sga sfh
Evening star., 1877-12-06

The DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. after the ad-
journment of the House yesterday was of short
duration. 1t was decSded 10 endorse the new
Washington daily, The Post as the national
democratic organ. The caucus also appointed
4 committee of five To arrange pairs for MEM
berS who are Unexpectedly called home
Evening star., 1877-12-06

"A Camel race IS 20 De run In Sufro New
against horses.
ArJules Ferry, the French republican
leader, Is said TO be threatened with fnsauifv
from the excessive use Of hair dye.
ASThe pineapple favor furnished to fca
from butyric ether or acetate of m,ix,e ss.ss
produced from coal tar 'sS' SVsA
Evening star., 1877-12-06

MORE SURVIVORS OF THE WRECK.-MaSter
Chauncey Thomas arrived at the Washington
navy yald yesterday morning. with fourteen
survivors of the Huron. They were sent OH
BOARD HE recelIlhg ship Wyoming. living at
the yard. Mr.. ThomaSi is the officer OF tlp + :
ship POWhatan who Sgna.ed the admiraTc
sailing orders TO the Huron. and is 20 he a wit
ness before the naval court Of inquiry now in
session here.
Evening star., 1877-12-06

The SPANISH TROOPS Nor ORDERED To
SHOOT CUBAN PRIsONERs.-The Spanish min-
ister ut Washington recently telegraphed 10
Captain General Jovclar. asking him to i'll
quire into the truth or falsity of the REPORT
that secret order has been issued by General
MARTINEZ Campos. commanding all The mill
tafy chleis; To cause al prisoners of war to De
shot. and then reported as having been killed
on the field of battle. The captain general.
under date of Havana. December l. REPLIES bv
telegraph that The report is utterly without
foundation, and an INSCRIPTIONS forgery