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Ofice oy-r A Z. Cummin's Grocery Store
one door North of DIR. Detwiier's old ONCE
a esi Side of North Main street, Findlay, D
April IA lS76-6m
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ma AzAER A, DAVIS,

nIYSIIAN AND UR3E MI 3lanch
ari. ohio, All ca Is promptly ATTENDED
n, 6IL.
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TroRNEY~ AND COUNSELLOR AT
A LAW, Findlay. Ohio. ONCE in Head
qu rlers' Buildiugs North east OF Courl
Gouse. viii attend promptly 70 business
entrusted 70 his care. April 70. leIs.
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eoaoucH OFFICERS.

BOROUGH OFFECEHS.
Kdyor-IacoO Carr.
Czerk-John A. Meeks.
TreQsureT-M. ID. Sours.
Mdrshdl-James Wilson
lyoLicit0r-J ames A. Bopa,
OouncfE-E Palmer, r. P.Carlin. John Parker
D. D. Houpi A. Brown and r. W. firnln-
ssoard Of ImprouenenLs- acoo Carr. Z. r
Jones and ]. A. Bope.
CemeferU DfrectOr-Charles Il Hall.
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nRACrICAL DRUGGIST, DIRECTLY oP.
posite the Court House Findlay, Ohio
fhysIcian's Prescriptions compounded care
fully. Full stock OF Drugs, Oils, Paints, FER
fumery, Soaps, &C. ~
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Ayers Medicines sold at Haven q Fleck'.
d rug Store.
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Selerf Story.
A STRANGE DREAM.

The Consequences Which Followed
From il.
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nIIYsICIAN and SURGE IN Office up
stairs In Davis Jpera House Block, Flnd-
lay Ohfo 81 ly
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IHIQHN&ON.

A TrORNEY AT LAW.
ONCE In New Bank Building, West side
aain street. No. 81 NOV. A-tLl
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PUBLISHED BY
HURD & HOGGHTON,lS Aston PLACE, N Y
ii o. HoUGHT & COMPANY Boston
THERIVERSIDEP PRESS, Cam mbridge.
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assets are claimed 70 be equal 10 the liabil-
titles.
II Is rumorcd that an advance on Jellala-
bad has been ordered, and that the Ameer
has fled 10 Turkistan.
News from Ccnstantinople, 10 the 9th.
states that Il Il the intention OF the Porte 70
stand BY the treaty Of Berlin. Mr.. May
nard. United States Minister. would de-
mand, on the 10th. 20 be informed OF the
charge upon which Andrew Romer.a natur-
allied citizen, had been arrested and i'm
prisoned on the 18th ult. The new Minister
Of War had prepared plan for the radical
organization OF the army.
The Grand Duchess or Hesse, Princess
Alice, Is seriously IN Of diphtheria.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer, reply
ing 10 the inquiry OF the House OF Commons
on the 9th, said that Shouvalod had inform
ed Lord Salisbury that the Russian envoy
had left Afghanistan. and he learned from
other sources that Savoy had returned 10
Russia.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has rati-
fed the Silver Convention with Belgium,
Italy, Switzerland and Greece.
Adyiccs from Lahore, to the 9th, state
that reconnoissances have been made show
ing that khejenek Pass Is not defended.
Liddulph has been ordered TO occupy il.
The contractor for raising the Grosser
kurfuerst has signed contract 10 raise the
Pomerania.
Chief-Justiee Monahan, Attorney Gen
erAl during the Irish troubles Of lS4s, l.
dead.
President Alcantara. Chief Magistrate OF
Venezuela, died on November 30, and J.
Nuitterez, Chief Justice OF the High Feder-
al Court, Is acting President.
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A special TO the Conricr-,yonr7lH from
Elizabethtown, Ky, says: A tramp I'M
der the name Of Frank Watson attempt
ed 10 board "A running freight-train On
the II. and 4. Railroad n Nelson-crcek
station Yesterday morning. but missed
the footing and fell, getting the right
foot and right hip crushed ii the fall.
The passenger-train brought him 10
this place last night. and he was taken
I'd the boarding house Of w d. Ker nedy
and medical aid summoned An exam
nation developed also, 10 the satisfac-
ton Of the attending physician, that the
injured person was a woman. Your
correspondent, learning this fact, called
on the patient to-day and interviewed
her in regard TO her injuries, and how
she came to be travelling IN the garb Of
man. ! was the first u openly charge
her with her right sex. and II the ac-
cusation she hung her head, and for
long time refused 70 reply, but finally
told me Of herself She said her right
name was Frances Watson, and that she
was born in Lancaster, Pa. That her
father was killed In the army. and that
she claimed Toledo, Ohio. Is her home,
where her brother and sister now reside.
She claims to be but NJ years Ga, and
certainly looks but little older. she is
a well developed. round featured Won
an, with small hands and ieci, bni bears
evidence of exposure 70 ali sorts Of
weather. She assumes he garb az a
man, she SAYS, 50 that she could make
= living. She claims "a have worked
for Mr. Apologize. 81 Louisville, a.
teamster, and had gone down the Pa
ducah and Elizahethtown Road 10 find
work. failing in which she was making
her way to this place when hurt. She
will be cared for At this place until she
u able 70 walk, and then means will be
devised to get her 70 assume the .arb
suited 70 her sex. Her injuries will con-
fine her % her he'd for some weeks.
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ing been introduced, a motion 20 suspend
the rules and pass the bill prohibiting the
further coinage of trade dollars. and
coinage Into standard silver dollars was de.
fcated-i5t 20 NJ, not the necessary two
thirds Resolutions were adopted declaring
congress shall take part In the services q be
Jos. Henry ON the 18th Of January next. and
Tor the appointment Of committee 10 In
vestiEnte the method Of preventing the in
trndue ton and spread Of epidemic diseases.
Adjourned.
In the Senate, on the 10th, Mr.. Wallace In !
troduced bill providing that subsidiary coin
shall be exchangcabie for trade dollars NJ the
rate Of 100 cents TOR zach Of said dollars, and
they shall forthwith he recoined into subsidi-
AIRY coin. and the gain. II any, may be made
use 81 by the secretary Of the Treasury 20 pay
such persons or banks as may desire the
same. Referred. senator Allison. from the
select committee 10 inquire into the charges
against stanley Matthews, submitted re-o-
luton requesting the House ~ transmit 70
the senate copy OF the testimony ~ James
y. Anderson relating 10 senator Matthews tn
Mr.. Morgan made speech fayoring the hill
relating 10 Presidential elections. In the.
House. the Yellow Fever Epidemic Committee
and appointments To Ill vacancies in other
quantities. were announced by the Speaker
The Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill. after consideration in Committee ~
the whole, passed. The salaries of the
Ministers 70 England. France, Germany and
Russia. reported IN the bill at $4,000, was, by
vote Of ~ TO VI PUT back 10 the present fig-
ure. 1880. The amendments 10 increase the
salaries Of Ministers 10 spain. Austria Italy,
brazil. Mexico. Japan anu China from $1,000
y $40 Q. and the amendment providing for
Ministers to Belgium and the Netherlands.
were defeated The Naval Appropriation
bill. substantially the same as last year. after
being discussed IN Committee OF the Whole
passed without single amendment. The
request OF the Senate for copy of Ander-
sons testimony complied with. Al
iOurned
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The managers Of the railway trunk-Iines
have agreed 70 continue for i've years the
pre~entpooling arrangement on West bound
freight, and also to put an immediate stop
to the cutting Of passenger rates.
A report comes from Europe mat Gen.
Grant will be offered the Bulgarian crown.
Representatives Of the various trades
unions met 81 Philadelphia on the 5th, and
agreed 70 call National Convention, for
political purposes, 10 be held either in 81.
Louis or Chicago. some time in January.
The New Orleans Commercial Convention
adopted resolutions fasoring liberal appro-
priations BY The Government for the i'm
prcyement ~ the Mississippi and it, tribr-
iaries, and also In favor Of the Texas Pacific
Railroad.
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The President has suspended from Office,
pending trial, Supervising Architect Hill,
who was indicted by the United States
Grand Jury in Chicago for completely In the
alleged frauds In the construction Of the
new Custom house in that city. John Fra
zier has been appointed temporarily TO dis
charge the duties OF the Office vacated.
The Senate subcommittee appointed last
session to visit the Indian Territory, to as
certain what legislation Is necessary, II any,
for is organization. have submitted their
report 10 the full committee. They are sat-
isied that something should be done 70
open up this territory for settlement, and In
order TO give the railroads an opportunity
to secure rights Of way through 1t. The
principal objection 10 the organization OF
this Territory Is that the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railroad, which runs through
II from north 10 south, and the
Atlantic and Pacific. from east TO west,
would get enormous land grants through
the operations Of the present law, the mo-
ment that the Territory Is organized. These
roads, however, have expressed willing
ness TO waive their rights 10 such lands, pro-
vided Congress will allow the organization
OF Territorial Government Ii Is stated
now by members OF the committee that, II
any thing is done, il will be very gradual in
its operation, and especial care will be taken
TO protect the Indians, and secure them in
all their stipulated rights.
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street, was fired upon by some unknown par
ties, supposed 70 be negroes. and instantly
killed. A companion, named Hunt, was II
the same moment dealt q murderous blow.
An attempt was made ut vincennes. the
night OF the Sth, TO assassinate Mr.. j. III.
Green. United States Mail Messenger, by
shooting him as he sat reading In his mail
car.
Hon. bingham Lawrence, OF Louisiana,
died on the 9th, at Magnolia plantation. lie
WAS = member OF the Secession Convention
In 1861, and member Of Congress in 1873.
II Il reported that Jerry Little. famous in
the Breathitt County (ky.) vendetta, has
been killed. Little, II Is said, was the worst
OF all the outlaws. He received during his
life thirty-cdd wounds. II Is related that
lying apparently dead, IN enemy approach
ed, and holding shotgun over him poured
the contents into his face. Little then prop
ped his left arm up on log. and a the man
who had shot him moved away, he fred .
pistol At him. The ball passed through his
body. causing instant death.
six miles north Of Memphis, on the 9th,
John Harold, desperado, was shot and
killed by Joe Devinney. whose life, and that
Of his brother, Harold had threatened.
Ham, the notorious Texas land-title forg-
err, has compromised with the State and
been sentencedto five years imprisonment.
William tombstone, formerly clerk in the
Saline County Bank, at Marshall, Mo-, ar
rested in Scotland, was examined on the
10Th on charge Of forgery, and held for
extrsdition.
Two negroes, Henry Jackson and Henry
Martin, who had entered the house Of a poor
old couple, Chales Slocum and wife, at Me-
brAska City, and strangled the old man. raw
ished his wife, and robbed the house OF
- IS, we're taken from Jail BY mob Of 80
men, on the 10th, and hanged to \ tree.
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The Turkish Ministry have been dismiss
cd and new Ministry appointed. headed
by kheirreddn Pasha a Grand vizier. The
new Ministers are recommended by an I'm
perial decree 10 carry out the projected re
forms and repair the evils OF the late war.
The Caledonian Bank Of Glasgow, Scot
land. has gone into liquidation. on account
Of IT, holding some stock Of the CITY II
Glasgow Bank. Its general business is said
To be solvent.
NJ. y. kindt, Manager. and VI. Fortamp-.
President, Of the Banque du Belgique. who
defrauded the bank OF 20,m0.0oO francs.
have been convicted and sentenced, the
former 70 - years solitary confinement, and
the latter 70 one years imprisonment, with
$3.50 fine.
The Emperor William returned 10 Berlin
on the 9TH. The city was Illuminated in
honor Of the event. Troops We're held in
readinesst t. queli any outbreak, but none
occurred. A decree was promulgated, an
nounclng that the Emperor had resumed
the Government, and thanking the Crown
Prince for his successful and devoted per-
formance Of imperial functions, and his dill
gent Observance OF the principles laid down
by the Emperor.
An official telegram from Gen. Roberts
announces that after holly contested bat
tie, fought on the "a, be had defeated the
enemy In Peiwar Pass, capturing IL guns
and large quantity on ammunition. The
Ameer's forces were completely routed, with
heavy loss. The British loss was 10 killed
and wounded, among the former being
Major Anderson, OF the Pioneers.
Parliament convened on the 5th. The
Queens speech was unusually short and or
no especial interest. Information In regard
TO the war with Afghanistan, IL was an
nounccd, would be laid before Parliament
soon.
Lord Beaconsfeld made q speech IN the
House Of Commons on the 5ih. in which
ne defended the Governments Eastern pol
icy and challenged the Opposition 20 attack
directly the justice and policy Of the war.
lie added Ia conclusion, In reference 10 gen
ersl business prospects: 1.-THE recent words
OF the President OF the United states
coming from such quarter on such a sub
jecf, can not be treated with too much con-
side alton. Enterprise In America reacts
on that Of England. look forward with
much confidence to the influence OF Ameri-
can industry and enterprise shortly produce
ing more favorable results than we can now
estimate
The West OF England and South OF wales
District Bank suspended on the sth. with
liabilities 70 the amount Of sIs,5oo.0o0. The
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NoMISAEs0Hs BY THE PRESIDENT.
TAe fresbdsat his sent 70 the senate ~.
believing n0minstisns:

MoMINAZeUuB BY THE PRESIDENT.
IAe frssbdsat his sent 70 the senate N.
following nominstisas:
United States COMMUNICATIONS coh.,
ronnsGyani. = fcrnaInbuco: Henry Dsth'
msr. Of New York. nc Bfssian, q, W. ri.h !,
laenixan; ~ Iunss John l. frisbe. OF Mica
ixnn, ~ kso Csanac. Brazil. John ). Mosbv
y virginia. ~ Hong Kong; AsaC rfendie. x;
New York ~ Para. Henry Rngglcs, Of Cen
yecsicut - Malta; Eugene Schuyler. Of New
OF the Disshos u yoiulnbia. AZ soprhainptonn.
John o. White. Of Illinois. Secretary IN 4 \
sanon IN Brazil; :, Newton Pettis. 81 Penn.
sytvHnin, Minister Resident aud Consul Cen
efai In Bolivia; q. Harrison Heath. of penn
sylvania, Consul General AZ ConstantinonLs
New York Custom house--Edwin Al Me-
I'll. 81 New York. Collector OF Customs:
siias w. Burk. Naval Onlcer, Thomas H1f
house. United States Assistant Treasurer
New Orleans Aint-iienry :, Foote Mi-sis.
sippi, superintendent; Major VIM. ferdlpana
bunznno, Louisiana, Reiiner. jas. Albrrchf
Louisiana, Assayers Martin ". kavis, Penn
sylvnnia, Conner.
Department Of Justice Hobt. NJ Bonglass
Marshal, Western District, North Carulins
Joshua Ii. Hall. Marshal, Eastern Dlsfric,'
North Carolina. Green &. Chandler, Attomev
Northern District, mississippi; q. &: Moody,
Collectors OF Internal MISUNDERSTANDING
W. kobb, Nebraska, Tor the District Of Me-
braska. John I: Pennington, Arkansas. Tor
Misceilaneous--kus-eil y. Harrison. Penn.
sylvnnia, % be Asaaycr .in-Charge at the A
say ONCE, In Helena; and a nusnDer OF minor
appointments.
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
Blaine's resolution for inquiry into the
recent elections In the Southern States Va.
considered in Congress to-day (2d) by both
Republican and Democratic Senators The
Republicans decided 10 press the resolutjon
for adoption after amendment that An in
yestigation be made bya special committee
instead Of by the Judiciary Committee
They also decided 10 offer soon resolution
declaring the entire validity Of the consfi-
tutional amendments, and asserting the pro
priety OF enforcing them by appropriate
legislation. Democratic Senators decided
10 take the position that the Blaine re.oIu-
tion should be amended so as To refer Ia yio-
lations OF election laws or abridgement N
the right OF suffrage In both Northern aud
Southern States, and thus amended, 10 Vote
for it, adoption.
THE POTTER INVESTIGATION.
The Democratic members OF the Potter
Investigating Committee held private con-
ference at which il was informally agreed
that, in case the House shall not specially
direct an investigation Of the cipher tele-
grams, the committee will proceed 20 make
IN investigation OF them, and all similar
matters under the general authority con-
lerrcd upon IL al the last session. II l. like
wise the intention Of majority Of the CON-
mittee 70 take additional testimony on the
subject OF inquiry, the Investigation of
which was left unfinished last summer.
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EAST AND SOUTHEAST.

II Il reported that Russian vessels are be :
ing secretly fitted out with ornaments al
Philadelphia.
AT Hillside Station, on the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, about 50 miles east OF Pitt-burg,
on the night Of the 9th, Joseph Hod-cm al
tempted 10 brighten his sister Mary. aged
Is, by Disgusting himself a a tramp, think
ing II would be capital practical Joke.
Hearing the dog bark, she opened the door,
and seeing the supposed tramp approach
ing she ordered him 10 halt, which warning
being disregarded she seized shot gun and
tired At the intruder, the charge striking her
brother full In the breast, causing mortal
wound. He died before a doctor could be
summoned 10 his assistance.
The business portion OF the town 81 Ma
con, Miss, comprising 30 houses, WA
burned on the night Of the 9Th. Loss $40.
600, with insurance for about 100000.
William Jefferson, calored, was hanged At
Warrenton, y. c., o.-1he 9TH, for rayishing
young colored girl. According to his own
confession he had been guilty. OF large
number OF crimes Of like nature in various
parts OF the country. where he had lived al
various periods OF his life.
Oliphant 4 Co., an old established china
house Of New York, have made an assign
ment.
A heavy storm prevailed At the East on
the 10th. food az Port Jervis carried
away railroad bridge 100 feet long and 81
fret high, and along the Hudson River. near
Poughkeepsie. the railroad was submerged.
On the Atlantic coast the storm was very Sc
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
THE PROPOSED TRANSFER OF THE INDIANS
TO TIE WAR DEPARTMENT..

TINE PROPOSED TRANSFER OF THE INDIANS
TO THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Gen. sherman submitted to the J oint Com
mission on the Transfer Of the Indian Bu-
reau to the War Department, a number OF
Official documents verifying his previous
statements ~ regards the adyisabiIiiy OF the
transfer. The GENERAL described the suffer-
ing Of the Indians, aud said thar the Army
should be either transferred a. the Interior
Department or the IndiSn Bureau 10 the
War Department. Under the existing man
agement, the Government was very heavily
taxed, aud the poor Indian was driven
70 the wall, Notwithstanding IL MAS his opin-
Ion mat ~ years hence the American popu-
lation would reach eighty millions.
and, A. the population increased
the In liam reservation would be required
for cultivation, aud the Indian should be
cared for now, that he might be prepared
for the emergency. The total number OF
Indians l. nearly -, 900, and under military
management greater number could be
placed under civilian agents, always, howey-
er, retaining military power over them.
With reference 70 the proposition OF the In
dian Bureau, To arm young bucks a. SOL
diers or policemen, Gen. sherman said the
idea was inadsi-able, A. It was simply arm
Ing bitter enemies. should the transfer b.
made, an Indian war would be unheard ~.
All trouble could be foreseen, and outbreak
prevented.
THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC BILL.
st. Louis RsPutiicaa special: The vote in
the senate to-day (sth) on the proposition
10 take up the Texas and Pacific bill j. con
sidered very favorable 70 the measure. Ii
was senator natihs VS. motion, and was de-
feated by a vote Of - 10 ~, which. consider
ing All circumstances, IL indicative that there
i majority In the Ssratc disposed 10 pa--
the bill this session. There wa no rallying
OF friends OF rhe bin, ~ II was hardly cx-
Pect-d 20 get such an important measure
under consideration in the beginning On the
nrst week ~ the session, and no particular
contest was had % bring Il mp To-day The
ayes and noes were not even called. With
full senate there can hardly he any doubt
that the pill will be- taken up and a final vote
reached after few days' discussion.
EsTIMATEs FOR 1880.
The following j. a statement 81 the esfi-
mates fDr the fiscal year 1879 40. a. com
pared with the appropriations for the cur
TENT year:
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ent year was $50 90, and the estirnates
Tor the next foot up s5,cvo.oOO.
THE QUESTION or RESUMPTION.
The House conmtttee on Banking and
Currency to-day lsl) determined 10 oppose
the adoption Of the Senate substitute for the
House bin 70 repeal the Specie Resumption
aci, both Of which were left on the speak
er's table A. the close Of the last session.
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The strong attachment of subscribers
to well-conducted newspapers. is fully
confirmed by publishers. "Stop nv
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the wants Of its customers in all respects
the ties of friendship between the sub.
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apologize for having it stopped. No
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which makes an honest and
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