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Honest Count by Congress.
From the New York World


Eternal vigilance and eternal effort are
everywhere the price of personal and
civil liberty, but especially on this Wes-
tern Continent and in this nineteenth
century. We have faith that the first
peril in our present political cemplica,
tions is nearly and safely passed.
Thanks to the calm and resolute dis
cussion of these complications, and to
the consequent awakening of the public
conscience and the public intelligence, i!
begins to be probable that the Revolu
tionists will he unable to "bull-doze''
the Senate into insisting that the presi-
dent of that body can either test, verify
or count the electoral votes, or declare
how many electors have been appointed,
without being authorized thereto by the
two parties. cglG -A
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Mexican Outrages.

The subject OF outrages upon Ameri
can citizens on the Mexican border of the
Rio Grande, by revolu,ionists, is occupy
ing the attention of our Government, and
orders will soon be sent TO our army and
naval forces in that quarter with view
to their protection, as there is now no
Government in Mexico to which an ap
peal can be made for that purpose. As
regards the Indian marauders who cross
into Texas, the question is, .hkely to be
brought to the attention of Congress,
whether oatrages on. American, citizens
shall be permitted to continue, or whether
the Government shall takeinLo its own
hands the measures of redress 2
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3 SHERIFEs SALE.
AA B. F. Oblinger1 g
a1&ac2 VS.. .580eA
Joseph Dye ct al.

sttI3HE rsf-s %.ft y F------ III sfu1N = Ggtss
DY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed
II from the court of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, l will offer for sale at the front
door of the court house, in the town Of
Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and o'clock p. M. on
Saturday, the 1oh day of February, 1877,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
'The southeast quarter of section seven
tssn, township three and range six, contain
ing one hundred and sixty aofes.i @ q u
Order Of sale issued on the judgement of
Gse,gef ,Neff g,,~.n
TEaMs 5000 to be paid on the day OF
sale and the balance on confirmation.
Appraised at $3,360. u ss,5 rs 15R z Z
.Tss1tist .sls4r1 TUO.s LlTTLR,
jans,'T7w5. Sheriff N. C. O..
HoILIsrBR & oxRY, Pitts Att'ys.
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The lame can be healed and the wounded
made whole. We now know iurt what the
Centsur Liniment will do. They will mot
mend broken bones or euro Cancer, but
they will extraot soreness, allay pain, cure
Rheumatism and larger range of flesh, bone
and muscle ailments than any article ever be-
fore aiscovered. o. AAkfa JAW
Scientific skill cannot go beyond the effects
Of these remarkable Preparations. Chronic
Rheumatism of many years standing,
Neuralgia, Weak Back, Fever Sores, weep4
ing Sinews, sciatica, eaked Breasts, Dis
tortsd Joints and Sprained Limbs ofyths iwesss
kind are CURED by the White Centaur Lni-
ments I W E z - T H y
1t will destroy the pain and heal with
out a scar all ordinary Burns and Scalds.-
1t will extract tie poison cf Bites and Stingsi
and the frost from Frozen Limbs. II is very
efficacious for Ear.ache, Tooth-ache, Itch and
Cutaneous ErupJions.
+ Mr.. Josiah Westlske, of Marysvills, OHIO
writes: .fa7ow ~ y-Fv 80
"For years my Rhsurnatism has been so.bsd
that have been unable to stir from the house.
The first three bottles Of Centaur Liniment en-.
abled me to walk without my crutches Tam
mending rapidly. think your Einiment sim
ply MARVEL" - aftisjs ar ~:
Oh. Bennett, Druggist. Rock PraiEis, As.;
says: '+ssf FH19, i'iaiF apl'5 sesf
.Centaur Liniment sells better and gives the
best satisfaction of anything in the market"
What the Centaur Liniment has done for;
others it will do for you. 1t is handy, it il re-
liable. and it is cheap. es,r q ds;ia sHQ
. The Yellow, Ceniaur Linimenf
is worth its weight in gold to owners Of horses
and mules. ~, ;i3,,'.s %
This Liniment has cured more Sprained,
Sweenied, Ring -boned and Called Horses
in three years than have all the Farriers in the
country in an age. Its effects are simply wen
derful. es9 .gfas - sro
We have thousands upon thousands Of Ger.
tifcates as strong as the following: ..oa -
my horse was lame for q year with fetlosk
wrench. All remedies utterly failed to ours
and considered him worthless until com.
menced to use Centsur Liniment. which rapid
ly seured him. ! heartily recommend it.
Rev. GEo. w. FERRIS.
H. .r1 Manorville, Schoharis Co, N, 7.
ssDEAR SIRs: have used your Centaurs Lin
iment in my family, and find it to be of great
value Please send me twod dollars, worth. sne
for the mules and horses. RILEY SIeKLEs.
Falls Station, Wyoming Co., Pa.
1t makes very little difference what the case
is, whether it be Wrench. Sprain, Poll-exi,
Ring bone, Scratches or Lameness Of any kind.
the effects are the same Liseryhen Stage
iproprietors, Farmers, Sc, should never y
without the, Yellow Centaure Liniment. y 10
sold everywhere, and warranted in its cffssts. !.
| Laboratory of J. B. ROSE & Co. sgasf
46 DEY ST, NEW York. -
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WTILLIAMD. HAyKLYr whor resides id the
w State of Kansas, will take notice, ths
on the 9th day Of November, 1875, William
N. Hrvely. as Administrator OF the estats of
Jane Havsly. deceased, filed Ia the court Of
common pleas of Monroe county. 0hio, his
petition against said William D, HAvsfy the
object and prayer of which is, to revive
judgment against him in favor Of said jane
Havely. rendered at the March Term Of ssfd
court of common pleas for the year 1866,
for the sum of $500, and costs taxed to 81
so; said William N. Havely as Administration
as aforesaid at the March term Of said court
for the year 1877, will ask tor. an order r..
viving said Judgment. esiNS
Yoi are required to answer said pstitich
on or before the Sd day Of March, 1877.
HUNTER L MALLORY,
s'''gSs Atsy's foryWm. D. Havsly,sa q
ang, T7we. fNi>l ~ "a ss's
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Denmark--FIrst Railway Acct.
dent..Nine Persons Killed,

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 3-The first rail
way accident in Denmark, involving 6
loss of life, has occurred between Hor
seus and Aarhuas. The train, convey
ing hundred laborers to clear the snow
blockade, ran off the track, and per.
sons were killed and 80 severely hurt
The injured suffered greatly from the
cold and the difficulty of sending assist
ancp ..sr
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HoLLowAY's Pills In all crowded
cities, malaria and fogs are breathed over
and over again, till the strongest lung:
are incapable of producing pure blood
hence the sluggishness Of mind and body
the WEAKNESS and irritabilityof many
persons during this season of the year
These medicines neutralize these impuri
ties and give vigor to the head, heart ant
stomach. % cents per box or pot.
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Wild BIll,S Blurderer.

YANkroN, January 3--In the United
States Court to-day, John Mccall, con.
victed of the murder Of Wild Bill, was
sentenced by Chief Justice Shannon to
be hanged March 1st. He will carry
the case to the Supreme Court The
only ground for defense is that he was
intoxicated so as to be unconscious of
the act. .ssa si,
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MEU-Any well Informed Republican,
since. the revelations by the Louisiana
Committee, seeks an early opportunity to
change the subject when that PIsKsroS
business is talked of. ELIZA wasn't good
enough q MORGAN to last until the Presi-
dency was settled. She proved to be a
very bad egg, syfsgss s5 5aeo 4 r1
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~Prof Chandler. the President

RPrOf. Chandler, the President ol
the Board of Health, yesterday address
ed a note to Alderman Morris, express
i've Of the boards solicitude respecting
public funerals in churches of persons
who have died of scarlet fever, diphthe.
ria, measles, or whooping cough. He
holds that such funerals are dangerous
to the attendants on them who have not
had the diseases, and requests the fami-
lies of such deceased persons to limit
the attendance at their funerals to as
few rs possible, and 10 those who are
not liable.t to the infection. The caution
is worth needing ~. Y. Sun. gs4a ~
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Ohio Legislature,

COLUMBUS. Jan. 3.-Tne Senate was
not in session to-day.
In the House a bill was introduced re-
quiring life insurance companies to give
notice to policy holders before forfeiture
is declared. A resolution to investigate
the causes OF the Ashtabula railroad dis
aster was offered and laid on the table.
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go. f5 ~ -E.T
1t is a mistake, to suppose that Castoria is
not adapted to grown persons as well as shil-
dren. They only need to increase the quantity,
But children have SO many complaints for
which Castoriais adapted.-like Wind Collie.
Sour Stomach. Worms, letter, Teething
and Group, that it is especially rsssmmsndsa
for them. & g,s = SSssEB Ezz
It's ofoots are more certain than Castor
Oil. II contains no alcohol and is as please
ant to take as honey. Hnstsr gripss. By
regulating the stomach and bowels the Castoria
coOls the blood, expels worms and pre-
vents feyerishness, quiets the nerves and pre-.
duces health-then of course children can
sleep in quiet and mothers CON rest.
castoria is recommended re by all physfi-
clans and nurses who have tried ii, and it's
having q arrapidly increasing sale. 1t is pre-
pared with great care after the recipe OF DE-
Samuel Pitcher. Of Mass. al the Laboratory Of
J. B. Rose g. Co., ,46 Dcy street, N. Y. sotl0sis.
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srThe Gazette having declared III

~The Gazette having declared that
there shall be war unless the President Of
the Senate is allowed to count in Hayes,
now double leads its appeals to Republi-
cans to "stand up for the right in Louis-
ana as they "stood up for the right in
South Carolina and Florida, and suc-
eded!'-Cinciundti Enquirer
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Roumania.

| PEsTH, January l "A dispatch from
Bucharest reports that hundreds of jew
ish families were recently ordered by the
Mayor Of Moldasigavia, in Boslia, to quit
the town within three days. Many of,he
poor people driven from the town died OF
cold and hunger by the road sides The
Bucharest authorities remain impassive.
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nay Underthe light cast upon the sub
jecs by recent developments there is no
doubt tha: the prospect for TrLDEs' in-
sugnration is frightening, and it lis quite
probable that the evidence Of his election
uillbe 90 conclusive as to. command gen.
efaIapproyal ela! E ;19s1r .,
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Under the decisions Of the Supreme
C,urts of Vermont and Rhode Island
Hayes must lose the votes OF five Elec.
tors-one from Oregon one each from
Vermont and Rhode Island and two
from Louisiana This is what makes
the Democrats happy. 4fa
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hsA%The salary grab had at least the
form OF law. Taking money from the
Treasury to pay that campaign commit
tees expenses to New Orleans was petit
larceny4 without rag Of deceacy to hide
itssnakeiness. siis g.!fFoa se xsfara
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Killed by a snow Slide.

SALT LAKE, January "A snow slide
occurred near Alta on December 2Sth,
which destroyed the Wellington mine
boarding house and buried the inmates.
TIER loss was not discovered till last
night. To-day two men were taken
from the wreck in an exhausted condi-
ton. Four more persons are buried
and are supposed to be dead
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2 A Suggestion from Mr.. Moody.
&" CHIcAGo. Janparv

ShiSAUo, y oouuoif ~.
To the Sunday Schools of America:
] would suggest that every Sunday
School in the country take penny col
lection on Sunday, January IA, for the
maintenance, education and benefit o.
the children of Mr. and Mrs. P. p
Bliss, and for the erection of a monu
ment. to the memory of the sweet sin
ger to whom all our Sunday Schools are
so deeply indebted. Send money to
Henry Field, Treasurer, care Field, Lie.
ter d Co, Chicago. naZa
Signed a D.L MOODY.
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Notice to Teachers.

HVHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe count,
Il will hold meetings for the examination q
Teachers, ,as follows. ~
Woodsfeld, Saturday, December 9, 1876.
January IS, 1877.
s" February 10, 1877,
These examinations will oommsnes at 8
o'clock q. m, and close at 4 p. m.
A fee Of so csnts 10 required from sasI
applicant as condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance. t4s.s ao} ,sz-ss6k
By order Of thsfBoard. gsiEsi.
nov2i,'76td. s. A. ATKINSON Clsrk.
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Congressman Elected

New YoRK, January 2.-David Dad
ley Field was to-day elected to Congress
from the Seventh New York District, to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Smith Ely, Jr. His majority
over Goetz, Republican, was 3,559.
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Excitement Among the Cubaas

New York, Jan 3-Excitement exists
in this city, among the Cubans, on tht
strength of the rumor that the mail
steamer Nueyo Cubano, plying between
the Island OF Pines and the Batabaao
south shore of Cuba, has been captured
in similar fashion to the Montezuma,-
The run between these points is generally
made in IL hours, and, at last accounts
the Nuevo Cubano had been out over
days. She had on board large number
of political prisoners, who were being
sent. from the Island of Pines to work il
the Central Department. .g,tT g
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J Struggled cigars.

Three thousand boxes Of smuggled
Havana cigars were seized by United
States officers, SATURDAY. last, and were
reseizsd by the smugglers, it is suppos
ed, Sunday night, while the watchmen
were sleeping. Fork Telegram
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~ wDAyID DUDLEY FIELD has been
elected by the Democrats to till the Con.
gressional vacancy occasioned by the re-
signation of SMITH ELY, who has become
Mayor, of New York. Mr. FIELD sup
ported HAYes, but believes that TlLDEN
iselected Asa constitutional lawyer he
hsspethaps no equal, certainly no supe.
rior ip the United States. L ~,
Now get ont Of the way with your little
party hacks, GARFIELD and HALEand the
rest.g sso3g Js2als 81. eEii sg a ol
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y
JOURNALS have already denounced the her
esy that the President of the Senate has
any power of decision, any right to de-
termine what are the Electoral votes,
pending the count. The. Springfield
Mass Republican rises and says:
"rhe New York Tribune employs one
man at Washington devising new dodges
to get taround the Electoral difficulty
His latest is that the President Of the
Senate should decide in ease Of objec
tion,and permit an appeal from the decis-
ion. Ii the appeal is sustained by both
Houses the decision is reversed; if no,
by both Houses, it stands. OF course,
the weak point of this is that the Presi.
dent Of the Senate has no power to decide
in the first instance, not the shadow OF
authority for it, and never has exercised
any such authority. II this plan is rap.
idly growing in favor aplain usurration
is intended" 9sai o..
That's the name Of it. 55g4 7al
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DR. Eldridge, who died at Elmira, &
few days ago, lelta fortune amounting to
100000 He gave Eldridge Park to
The city, which cost $500, 900, together
with 500 600, the interest Of which is to
be expended 10 keep i. in good order.
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r. The evidence thus far obtained by
the Louisiana Committee, shows that the
Democratic Negroes suffered far more
than the Republican Negroes from bull.
dozins and intimidation. 3s
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HIf CHASE and SUMNER and SEW
AID and GREELEY abandoned the Repub
licani party, why should it bethought Q
thing incredible that a Negro should
vote the Democratic ticket,
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BEThere seems to be reasonable
probability that the two Honsas of Con
gress will agree on amethod for counting
sIectiosHf sf1 bfaRr Rsssidsnt sIIedteu. IG ae IT,.
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oHThe Enquirer aud Commercial are
employing language toward each other
which II fused by a a"rooral rooster" would
enti,Ie him to the title of .blackguard."
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e,ET The Ohio Legislature is again in
session. ! Ii will sit four months, amend
the game law, draw its pay, and ride home
onafree pass. 'iie5 f75'
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Political : Depraxiiy.

In the p,l,licsl ttcv cej and st atage ms
employed in rag.tning the + esi'lency
there is too much that plain, homes,
man cannot approve, 1t gives rise to
spprehcnsions that crafliness and the
INSCRIPTIONS abuse Of power are more
likely to prevail than are 'qral and ex
act justice.
We do not hold the Democrats enlirel,
h'ameless They elected RANDALL
Speaker Of tine House because of his &c.
termination to enforce the 92t r1le, SO
far as it might he in his power Their
Joy in gaining, by an accident, an cleo
ter in Oregon who does not represent o
maj ,rity Of its voters, speaks more for
their z'al than for their love of eqnity
II is certainly better that TlLDEN should
fail to get the office than that lie should
he able to show NO claim to it outside o'
that Oregon accident. Technic Ally and
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'aD1 A great obi sctibn to the Repuoli-
can partyis, that it requires the services
ok,too, many scounarels to keep it in
,anxer-s i-ii.r,,rl.a f,.n.l .latI .;III n.t
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~ k1-The Republicans Of Illinois talk Of
sending BoB IsGEa.oLL to the Senate
His election would shock public decen-
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sswWe world say something about
Governor HAYEs' Message but we haven't
read it, and he hangedif we intend 10.
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The Empress of India. .

DELHI, Jan. Victoria was to day
proclaimed Empress here and through
out India With great CEREMONY,
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2
lsy There are hopeful signs that Sena
tors CoSKLING, EDMUYDs and FRELING-
HuYsEN intend to take stand above all
mere party considerations, on the Presi
dental question
aCoxKLIsG and MoRToN are rec )gnizsd
sspirants for the Presidency. MORTON
is faily committed to the CHANDLER CAM
kRos policy Of seating HAYES regardless
Of laws. or rights, or consequences II
GasE1aNa islands squarsly on the right,
% viii not only defeat MoRros's schemes
nov, but viii distance him for the next
Presidential nominstion OF. his party.
Rascaiity. especially defeated rascali-
ty, Is growing unpopular which is bad
for such men as MoRrex. ..
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.sDAviD DUpLEr FIELD, the eminent
New Y ork lawyer, has been retained for
the aesense in the great case OF Hayes vs..
Tilder, tie issue involved being the
Presiifencyof the Emitted States, There
was a rumor some time ago that the De-
naocfacy had retained Gen Butler. We
do not learn whether Mr.. Field super
sedes Butler, or is to be associated with
him Barnssriile Enterprise.
The Enterprise is sustaining the repu
ta.ion it won during the CHAMBERS cam
psign for Misrepresentation. The plain
factis that Mr. FIELD has been elected to
Congress- He will take the same oath
that others have taken, and will doubtless
do bis duty as conseientiously as the best
efg.hem He is called a hired attorney
saa his name associated with that Of the
sdioas Bur1En, for the purpose of weak
ening hisiihuence It's not very higi.
toned business. S tne +