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$10,000 Worth of New Dry Goods
$10,000 Worth of New Dry Goods Left.
Another Great Reduction in
Prices.
A good assortment still of Drct Goods
Shawls. Flannels, Jeans. Cassimeres, '
Yarns, Elankc's, TaUe Linens, Towel-'clearness,
ingWaterproofc.Mit.ens.GIovca, Hos-:
iery, Carpet Warps and Millinery, that
will be closed out at Trees Lower Than
Ever. Xew Prin's, Muslins and Ging
hams will be kept arvl sold at co?t till
the enurestock ofDry bixxls is closed
out Designing to demote our entire
profited by calling soon at
HUME & HALL'S.
attenUon to our large and growing Pool
. ql ta. r-un. ,n,l ..
and Ssnoe irade, .Merc-nan. s and een-
, , , . . .
body having to purchase Goods will be.
.
P. & Mannfaclurers agency of the
Best and Cheapest Warranted S'aplc and
Fine Boots and Shoes, mens' Waterproof
Boots. Best Candee Gum Boots and all
& H.
indhn jtfftr soman.
Flstdlaj. Obi. Jan. 26. 177
JL. H. BiXSLtV, Editor and IYoprielor.
Gks. A. V,; Rick is being urged l y
the Democracy as their candidate for
Coi gresa. ' ,
THE Republican delegation from
Ohio presents a solid front against the
compromise jugele-
IT is called, in Wellington, the polit
ical game of cribbage, with the opual
uncertainty ax to the jack.
COL. PkLTOS the nephew of lii
nncle.admiis sending $8,000 to Oregon.
That where Ttlden pur his foot in.
BOX. OaO. F. Uoak. of Masachus
etts baa been chonen U. S. Senator to
snceeed Bout well. Ir i a eood choice.
Ex Govrkkok Sacsdkks, of Ne
braska. Republican, was chosen U. 8.
Senator from t tat State on the 16th
Inst.
SUIT baa been brou.ht iu the United
8tafes Dietrict Court, to recover f 100 -000
balance due the Government from
8amuel J. Tilden. for lwnie tax.
Wl prefer to meet the rugged issue.
in following the Dath pointed ont by
K. rnn.r;ntir.n V..orr seheiuA ti.
take from the President of the Senate
the right and duty of counting and an- j
nounciug the electorul vote is revolu
i-latures
tionary.
SESATOU MoktoS deserves honor for :
reiusiug to sigu tlie compromise jug ;
gle. The Legisla1 ure of his State en- j
dorse bis course, and the people every
where will honor him for so doing soon i
as they: have had time to see the hycra
in it's trne light. i -
SSSATOK Mohtos made a speech in
the Senate, on Monday, embodying, in
part, bis objections to the Compromise
bi!L He regards it an uncalled for sur
render by the Republicansof their eon
Rtltntional rights. There- is, in his
judgment, no emergency, aud no need
of a comDroiuise. And Morton is
right. .
SEND HIM HOME.
We notice a near relative to dam
pbool, named Kemp, has introduced
a bill into toe vino jjegtstaiure to re
seal the law publishing county adver
tisements in two newspapers of oppo
site polities. - e advise fimps cou
. stiiuents to seud for him. soft soap his
head and consign biui to a assmine
isvlum. Better abollsb the Legislatcr
than send such creatures as Kemp to
make laws. Herald.
Out iuipresMou is that Kemp is a
.Democrat, and lives iu a oouuty where
his party p .per has a sure thing of the
public prutiug. List winter we fav
ored the passing of the present 1 1.
upon general principles not that we
. bad any personal or pecuniary inreres
in ihe inaf'er. There is not a Demo
cratio oouuty officer iu ibis count'-, ami
there U no prospect that there will be
soon. But Democrats pay thir shar
of taxes, and have a right to see ihe
public advertisements iu their party
paper. As a matter of economy it is
the same as private advertisements
A bttsioesemaugeuerally makes money
by advertising iu two pipers, one of
each political party. Jackson Stand
ard
Tue equity of the matter which the
Standard presents is just the same in
every couuty iu the State. And the
repeal of the law strikes not at the
newspaper inre than the party which
is sought to be ostracised iu the couuty
or counties in whicu it is iu the minori
ty. As a matter of dollars aud ceuts,
it would be poor ecouoiuy, as the sw ings
on an individuals tax would not
be perceptible scarcely a penny on
a thousand dollars valuation. Xo
more equitable law a Jorus the statue
book.
a
it
i
er
it
FARMERS SAVING'S BANK OF
LIMA.
In i
, recent 6uit by the assignees of i
the Farmers Saving s Bank, ' (whiol '
. . . ,-. J ,
failed at Lima several years ago.) 1
ugainst the treasurer and his securi-jof
Ues, tha Rev. F. P.
the assiu-nees. being ou the stand testi-
6 r
fled, says the Lima Gazette: "that the
a
assets at tbe time they came iuto bis
hands, were in excess of the liabilities
iu the amount of over eleven thous
and dollars. That ' be had realiz
ed upon nearly all the available assets
iu bis bands (a few hundred dollars
ouly remaining) and that a trifle over
fifty thousand dollars bad "passed
. through bis hands as Assignee." He
. also testified that twenty per cent, had
been paid to tbe creditors of the con
eera (amounting to about $16,000, )
thereby leaving about thirty-four
thousand dollars as the amount he bad
' used tip and was.ed upon administer
Ing cpon the estate in a trifle over
- three yean since It passed into Lis
Tjajoua. ,
; '-The X"7 ' Democrat' says of the
above that Vie . Qdzefte was led into
k orroTly only giving 'a? art of Mr.
Jobnon's iesUmony. ' it adds : ' '
ou
by
the
tbe
is
waf
thfl
ine
"He (Mr. .folmsoi.) tme '!r tl.
asset lind n aliz-d ntxmi 1 51.000 fir
eluding ili iu"Ui t Mrt offeg-nusi in
JeUieiiie8 aid pi'l jr?l- rrvtl
eecureyi creditors' Tilts niui-unt
si ii.clulej to give df-ud-nf? i.
tin t nd t-uix I he henefit of the large
(XMsHljie Mlliouiit ft value f llt? rUi-fte
and exeJe.l $20,000 The ehowii
makes a total of over ?12.',00, paid ee
secured gvueral eredi'om and set off
out of U total of tiO.OOO-. The mb
take,bf the ritc iu the Gazette wax,
iu forming bis cotrcItisioDB, from only
a nrt of MrrJohbhon's testimony, iti
stetidof Taktnr i altoeettier and. tb-
(correction is due to a gentleman who
attempted to adtnioifer a difficult
trust witiiaiipos-ibiencje.it,.
'"'ie cas Wlt9 ir& before Jadge
Welker, at Cleveland, and the Leafier
Lu c,iarge w,8 . cmum,ntfd
ut)on afi i OIie of great ability aid
atid the jury, after being out
for ten Uiiuute-, brought lu a verdict
a cietieH fur MiVlliira
-
of 1SC7. If whs held
his Cl aige that tlie Mir
forthedefel.se.
,. . . . ,,
Til Leader further adds:
Tl e.. .Uei.l tlie extent of the
Il.e e.ie OeciOeS tlie extent OI ine
O'diiratioii cl the feuretien on lue ryiliilf
Of treaeurers J
uii'lr the statue
ny the Court in
eties were not reepxi.i-llUe lor any
money ifoinir into the hands of tl e
i-t, in i he . ay of ordinary l...k.. g
boin.s. or for any money goiu iuto
. . ,, j.-itw wiili the
. i ., .
agreement or Hnderst-wling that in
... .t J
tert wat- to be paid Itiereon at a ux"
r.te. ii.tttead of acibare iu the protlcsof
the society.
THE COMPROMISE JUGGLE
"FLIP A COPPER" AND DONE
WITH IT.
In another part ef this paper we give
the Compromise measure reported by
the conference cemtuittee of both Hou
ses of Congress. Compromises are u-u
ally lemporieiiigexpedUnts which cure
notl iug, settle not bin, but merely con
sent that a thing shall be without r'
tablishing its righteousness, or chang
ing the convictions of thoi-e who make
it, in regard to the rights involved.
.'The proposed compromise U the Te
ry weakest and wickedest, because the
most mischievous, of any that has ever
beeu resorted to bridge a difficulty or
delude a people.
First, because it is an admission that
the Constitution is a cnature of Con
gresx, and may be tampered with at
will, or be tet aside at pleaure, whet
ever one party or the oilier cees fit to
raise a disturbance because it has not
legally obtained control of the Genera!
Government.
Second, because, if Congrew can set
aside, at will, one provisiou of the Con
stitutiou, it can, at will, set a:de any
other provision, or the entire Coustitu
lion. And instead of ha viug a govern
ment of stability, we will have one like
Reuben, "uu table as water, thou shall
not excel,'" aud for the wtue reasou
begotten by the constitution, by it will
the constitution be defiled, should Con
:r ps adopt the bill reported.
Third because it in a direct, flagrant
and ui justifiable tio'ution of the Con
Ktitntiou, iriHsmnch as it practicnlly
amends or sets aside a portion of it. con
trary to the provisions of Article V.,
which says:
Congress, whenever tw-t thirds of
both H"Uses nhnll deem it necessary
iDnlicatiou of the!- i.latnres .f t wo
liirl of the several State, shall call a
7iall propose amendrntiits; or on the j
... rt-ne .! .it be vlid to i
Hji iutt-ntsamt purposes. k prt of the
Constitution, when ratified by the L-g
ot three toiirtnsoi tne several
SttiS. or bv Cotiventioi.s in three
fourths thereof, as the one or the other'
mode of la tllcaf'ou may be proposed j
,.y fjonKress."
Fourth. because it v a violation of the j
)eU. r fp;rir BUj iIltet. f the scoi d ,
caU9e f g tion one Article II of the j
I
'No Senator or Representative, or
holdine office of tiustor nrofll. i
Constitution, which deel res that
uiit'er the Uniled States, shall b up
pointed au Elector." ,
It appoints both Senators and Rep
reseatatives to perforin duties esseu
tially the same a those of the Elector
They are, by the clause quoted, estop
ped from belngeleetors uud as such vo
ting for President, because theij are
Senators and Representatives; yet, b
this compromise proposition, they are
constituted a Board to judge returns
which, by their offices, they are disqnaL
ifled from having anything to do with
mtkiog. There is only one provisiou
(ee Art. XIL,) which permits them to
te or judge the matter, in eaee of a
failure on the par- of the people to
elect, when the House.asthe Represen
tative of the People, votes for and elects
the Presi. lent; and the Senate votes
for aud elects the Vice President as its
presiding offlm-r. They aet separately
not together. Tfo provision is made for
the two Houses acting together in this
matter, either as a whole or ptrfs of a
whole. This same clause effectually
puts a quietus u..ou the claim that the
Congress shall count the votes. How
absurd is the proposition that they may
do collecticely what they are disqualliti
d from doing individually. Even iu
the case of failure to elect, they do not
lo this, but decide the matter by a di
rect vote by States. '
: But the worst feature of the propo
ition is that it destroys the reverence
and respect so far maintained for the
Constitution because of a belief in its
inviolability, and s'allishes a preee
deut dangerous alike to the government
mid the people. It constitutes Congress
poweraoovetue uoiiyuiunon insreao
f under it. Aud instead of Cot gr-ss
reiuiiuiiig the servant of the people,
will become, bv the adaption of this
otu promise, the people's master. It is
wickedness wl.ich the choice of eith
CvtUlid.ite lor i'resideut will not
atone. It is the box of Pandora. Open
not. -
-supreme
' ti
THE FOLLY OF IT.
And wliHt rlneathe net ai-eo'iinlish in
What aoes Hie act sccomptlsll m
the way of settling she difficulty f Noth
lug! Absolute!? nothlini! The most -
, ..... i S.-:iator
that can be said of it is that it ;s a biiim :
chauce-a lottery-a game wherein
points, not a a iu lre of their validity, !
. : . . I
but as a prtiztu aiming at triumph ou
political coiuiuissio 1. Tiiere is uo d- a
ii-.-,
a
the
be
ai
toe
jei-dons
al!
o.
living this. The result will depend up
the poliiicil complexion of the fif
teenth man. Why theu violate the Con
stitut iou so fl -tgrantly, hi order to mutt
one man outside the scope established
the Constitution, the arbiter in this
matler,iustead of peruiiitiug the officer
detailed by theConstit ution lo tbe duty
aud bound by bis oath of office to open
certificate bearing legal proof of
validity, bLseonstit-utioual prerogative?
How much better qualified Ls or can tbe
fifteenth man be than tbe President of
Senate, to judge of the law and the
faete relating to the laarter? The Con
stitution makes the lattty rbe 1y?e
and there is uo juggle about it. There:
no chance selection in it, but it is a"
rale, eatabliahed aud reenirr.lzprl I
nl, -"n.'..l.i; - 'i li,' ' '' r ' "
F if
,
fforernmeat. " rsrrinnsvt nf tt wau,
governmesc btnpped OI all ver-
i t!ie cotcprouiiwi proposition is
:i:i;,iy this;
Tne IIoiw shall choose Ore (Demo
crat), i he Stiare Ave (R publican);
fur Juihf-b of t'ie Snpreiue Cnit are
lded. not as judges but pari !z ins, two
ei.ig Deuioer.it n 1 two Republicans'
ted these four choose a fifth. These
Hfteen will constitute a commission to
ettl a grave question.
THE ABSURDITY OF IT.
1 "
Tliey then take an oath to do the fir
(hieg. whieb, as it is a political and not
a judicial coniuii-Mou, weans to rule in
favor of the party havit-g the extra man
. .
on the Commission. The fourteen are
r . A. . . , . .... .
1 ----'! - " ' f . w...
letinn r;f flu. fifri.Mi 1.;., br.n-..
Af weil draw cuts to see which of the
Ct lireSMIieil or JuU.-b ftha'.l retire; or
1 .i.f .... i , ,. ..
the fourteen miifht as well get together
lor iiie cuauce if
ninre Iini.rirMl.'o arttimr,m.ifuAit.;t.i. r
...... .-- .............
M,i, a tiling tK.iilt. Uliut. t!ie iiietli.xl
, , ,
:""J "f -Vh
: decide without the fift'-eii'll luan. It
i con iuih. i.
w,u'l yurt as fctnf e.-,luinli!ie a pro
r
's ' ra MiKjesteti, ana a
. " . -
"P a UeaU or tall nine, ttiues in
f s.uee.hiou and iui. the tent h. But a j
lif:w,.M. iUeUler wf a pilitil coiuiuis
.
w W1" deeiiirt wru lus party every
.
Llllie. 1 I It I'llim.r 11 -liur r....f. .
i t- - - rr ! I" - .
o.ild leave onw ciiancc in ten in favor
tf his oppoutnt; the tifteeuih man not
! one iu a tlioiiiul
The whole thing is an outrage upon
the people, and if permitted, the dect
-ion ic reaches, though it may be ac
quiesced in, will u iiher merit or re
ceive their eon II leuce or respect.know
ing. as they will, that the conclusion
reached is only the Couclu iou of a po
litical majority.
The bill offered in the House by Mr.
Fostwr, of this District, has more merit
iu it. We do not believe iu cotuproiui
es involving a nations perpetuity or a
people's prosperity ; but, if there is no
escape from compromise, give us that
which leaves the Constitution sound
aud uueuiasculated, but refers to the
Supreme Court, as a Cotrt. and not as
a politic il comiuissioii, questions of law
which tuny arise.
Mr. Foster's bill, if correctly reported
by a correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, comes nearer meeting the
etuergeucy than any yet suggested, ex
ceptthe propoRition"To stlckTo the old
way. It provides,say the Comtuercia
tlmt the President of the Senate shall.
iu the presence of the two hotises.open
and count the elecUvai votes, without
restraint, or any kind of instruction
or interference; that he shall declare
the reulr,and that the two hous es shall
then at once go into separate session
and draw up exceptions to the vote of
my sta e, as they may agree; that they
hall certify these exceptions to the
Vice Pre&idei t, who shall in turn certi
fy them, with the certiorates and oth
er papers connected with the Electoral
vote, of the vote excepted, to th Su
preme Court. The right to except to
the counting of a vote isalo couced d
to any one ot the candidates; that the
Court slmli at otioe consider the excep
lions, hearing counsel if they choose.
and stall certify their finding to the
President of the Senate on or before
the Is" of March; that the two houses
(ihall then agnin meet iu joint conren
tl hi, aud the l'r. sideut ol the senate
siiau correct ins .ormer oeciarat ion in
aecord.ince with the Suing of the
Court, aud announce the result ai d
certify tl'e election -iccordingly.
COMPROMISE !
A lUI.L to provide for and regulate the count
ii; oi vo es ior lrc.-ilcut uiiu lec f-icsiuent
Hiid the decision ol questions urisin thereon
for the term eoiinneiiciiiK March 4. A. If., Is7i
"Jit U cunctt tl by tht a nutc and liuutc vf Jitpntnt-
i1lai,od, n,ui me snuie mm House oi .re
nerson scmiuvji siiiiU ulx-i iu the ILnilei the Uuu: of
Representatives at the hour ol IS o'clock, io-t
meriuiau, ou tne m iiiimwij in rcurimiy, a.
U. is;;, ;;nd the rresiilmi ol I .e t-ciiutc shad be
hie presiuiiii; oliiccr. 1 wo te.krs shall be previ
ously appointed on the part oi the senate, und
two on me part oi the ilonse ol Ki preseutaiives,
to wboiu shall be hauueu, as they are ojicneAl iy
the I'resi'iciil ol tne svnule.uli the . erliinuus
and p uK-is inirpui'iiiig lo o- cenitKrat; ol elwtor
al voU-s. aiii. li eerliuc. te ami lepers shall be
ocned, presillte-l ami actel lljioii in thealpha
ueiiealoileroi tneSutes, 1.;: ;;,;; with tlie iet
Ur A. Aud suM t iicra hmiiijr then read the
ime lu the pre-ence and healing of the two
11 juses, shi.ll make a tlat ol volea as they snail ae
tu..r iroui said cx-rtiiii-ates, i the votes liaviii
oeen asivrtaiueil alio cuuiited as ill uus nut pro
vided, tne esult oi the same sluili be delivered
to the fresideut of the striate, who shall, there
upon, anuouuee tUe stale oi the vote and the
name ol ine persons, u any, tiectcu, w tuen an
uouiK-emeut shall be deemeil a aullicieut de-la
ration oi persons elected President and Vice Pres
ident of tne United Subs, and. together with a
list of the votes, shall be entered ou the journals
ot the two Houses, i pou sucn re-.iun.g ot any
such certificate or p. per, wbea there shall be
ouly one reuiru iroui a Slate, the 'resident ot the
Seuateshall call for objections, if any. Everv ole
jwaon shall be made ui Wiitins, and shall state
clearly uuu omciusiveur. ana w nnoui argument
the ground tliereof, aiHl shall be signed by at least
oucs &euj,ujr sun one uiemoer ol Hie iiouse I
lienreseniaiives ocfore the sime shall be rerei.ed.
"Wheu all objeenus so made u aiiy vote or
paier irom the buite shall nave been received and
read, the senate shall, thereupon, withdraw, and
such objections Huuuiiited to the Senate ior its
dectsiou, and the Speaker of the llouse of Repre
sentatives shall, iu like manner submit such ob
jections to the House ol Keprsscuiativcs for its
ueeiMon, auu uo electoral vote or votes, iroui any
State from wliich but one return has been received
shall be objected Ui except by the aliirmative
vote ol the two nouses.
When the two houses have voted, ther shall
immediately acain meek and the Presidium "oihecr
li,.L tneu anuouuee the deei-iou of ine nu,ii..i
suiiniilled.
-sec i That, if more than one return on pa
per. purjKirtiiis to be a return from a State, sh ill
uave beea received by the Presideutof Lhebenate,
parporii i)! to be ceruiu-atesof the tleelond voles
iveu at tue 1 ist nrei.-e.iiuc election for President
and Xh-e President iu suehlate, unless they shall
be duplicates of tlie same return, all such returns
and papers shu.ll oeopened by him in uie preseuce
oi the two Houses, when met as aforesaid, and
read by the tellers, and all such returns and pa
pers shall thcreuptm be submitted to the judg
ment and decision as to w h eh is the true aud
lawiul Electoral vole of such slate of
siou, constituted as fullous, namely: During the
e sion of each House on the Tuesday next pre-
.xtioik me infc i uuia.ni 111 reuruarj, lfo, each
Hjusc shall by a rim rore vote, appoint five of its
m mbers who, with live Associate Justices of the
t'ourt of the I'nited States, lu be ascer
tained as hereiuaitur provide.! shall constitute a
commission for the deeisiou of ail quejiuous upou
or iu respe t of such douuie returns named in tiiis
section.
"ii the Tuesday next preceding the first
Thursday in Februarr, A. U. Is77, or as soon
tuereaiterns my be, the Associate Justices ol the
Supreme I'ourt of the t'uiicd states, now assign
ed to t ie lirst, third. eUhlh and ninth circuits,
sh. li sekvt, iu such manner as Uie majority ol
them shall deem at, another of the Associate Jus
u -csot said Court, which live persons shall ne
nitiiiners of said Com mission, and the person
longest in Commission ol suid five Justin's hull
be i'resiJent ol said C uumissiou. Members oi
sjid Cotumision shall resjieerively take and suh.
serine to tile foil living oalii: !, blank, do sol
etnniy swearor alhnu, is tne case may be. that 1
will iuip-irtiul'.y examine and euiisi.ler ail qucs-
.us submitted to theComniissiou.oi which 1 am
mt-nila-r, and a true )iidrment irive i thereon,
agreeably to the CoiistituUou and laws, su help
nieood. niea oatn siu:U oe niea with thescc
Ana . UI .he senate. ten the Commission shad
biXI! .llul -p-nuco, it sha.l not tia the
withdraw any ot us members, but il any nu ll
or mem!rsiiall die or become phvsic.llx
uuauie to nenorm the duui reouired bv Unsact".
' id'"" ttMj
snail, immedi.it. ly. and without deoate. proixe'.
viva voce vote, to lid the i-loce so vacated, ami
t.'ieiers.m so appointed siml! take and suuscnU.
ul,m ;M.r, Kli j .mnuii iu hae luanuer, i
.:ny ot said Ju.-uces ot the Supreme Court shul.
or become ihically incajmide of perform
ing the duties required by this act, the other o:
s.iid Josiiccs, uieinoers oi said Commission, shaL
immediately apimiut another Justie-oi said Coun.
member of said Com mission, and iu such ap
poimuicnts retran is shall be UMde t- imiarUi.l.t
and freedom fnm'-Hsotn.'ht by the on.-inal ap
poiuimeuis to s.iiti Conuui-ision, who shul,. there
upon, immediately t iko and subs? ine the .L
oereiii beiore preserili. ai.d become a meinour o.
"lid Cor.imwsi.in lo nil tlie 'acaur s:orcasioue...
All eertiri'Mtes nnd p tjn-r , purtairtin , to oe ee-u.
leases ot Ihe Electoral Ty -l ifeh Sl-tte. shai
isfOf.-Tie.l in lile allihabetn-l order oi Sl .t:s, as
provided in section one, oi this act, and when
ihere shall ee piors than one such certiiicut oi
paper, as ihe cerrincutcs ani priirs from such
Slate shall to lie otic!!, ftx.vptno; duplicates oi
Mice return. They shaL te read by tellers,
and thereupon fha Prwsident of tht Sermte ahal
call for o9jer:uor.s. If any. i very obx;oji ih-j:
mode, and shall state r!iMrly pn 1 tourist t
wHboc.t arjf.1! ,: .tit. :bt Ifruun 1 tb-ffioC uni.
shall t si:u?l bv at IcuM one Sen .br and on
memtorM a,li 4f.1a.se of Kt-f -rsi nu Ovu lior.
Hum- ha iyeivvikV- When all suc h ot,
so made tb any eer:i!icatj, vae or pafie;
from it .1 shall have keen rertivuA .!) read
suii -.'rtificales, voles and papeis so objectei t
libit ait iapenr a'narnianpru' the same, to- i
ieiaer witu sw-i .'vcttoiai, SiialJ lie tort a WW
1
submitted to said C",nTrkis-io:i. whi h shall i.rn
wslder the same rlttf tie sane powers.
any noiw piSMd fjr that parpu.- by the to
iJooses acting soparalely or togeUier", and by a
n-cniaiiifiii
of
lb-
as
pei
-ge.
ai
of
aetine separately or togeuier, and bya'J
najoriry of vo decide whether any, or what,
Totea. frm tvh Sti:t nn the voto pri.vHi-d for
u iiie.-nsiiiiii'.u i me - iiilcvi utile. ajo no'a
n:aur and what, p r.-:i were duly ap;.inte-l
r-'b-etnrs in sit'-h Slate, and i:i:ir therein I -keinio
view men peti-lo:is.uepns:u.iis. aud 'Kner pipe:,
if any. an shall by the Constitution and nc ex-l-dinclaw
lie orimpeterit md nerineiit in sueii
era jqileration. hieh deei.-i .n -h.i.'l b? made i i
writi:i;r. etiti'i? bi 1-ast live .-t.-a.iutr nd live
mein'eni .f tne IIfTi 01 Kt'itr .-nmive. tl?
two Una fthiil M-K.m tir o:K-iir in or U-nu-j
otiienni-. in iliUh com. hi b i-uiieurrei.l or:cr
shall (fvern. No votes I per? inm any other
Stale bball be arted ofM until ihe objection" pre
viously made to the volt or the popers irotn any
State shall have been finaliv dipoNcl of.
SBC. S. That while the two Houses hall be In
meeting, u provided iu this act. no dcliuie shull
be allowed, and no question shall he put by the
presiding officer, except to either llouo. or a mo
tion to v. ithdraw, and he shall bare power to pre
serve oeder.
'tjc. 4. That when the two Ilonses st-nirate to
decide upon the objection tiiat may have been
rn.i! f . tliA Aamntinii nf inr ...w-r. 1 .
j rob, from any State, or upon objection to a re
At I port of said comniix-ion. or oiberquetioiiarb-iti
under tbix act. each Senator and i.rprrentaiive
sut speak to such objection orqtiotion ten miu-
p 11 ana not. onener man once. out. aner such
4 debate Jhall have lasted two ho rs, it sli ill be the
duty of eah Hoii-e to put tne mam que1iou.
' without further ilehate.
! "Su". S. That at such joint mwtinc of the two
noimes seats fhiUl beprovidetl nsfil!ow rorthe
i President of the Sen ite: for the Sie-iK-r s cnair,
, for ,ie tieaker immetliately on his left: the Sen-
; ,.r. f..- th R..f.rnrtnvt in the
Such joint meeting shall not
. I''-r'' piauonu.
I , -.u. 1, 1 1 f . I I rrtllll I ilt TM I- t'-Ilir II V H(T
!"iU be completed and the result deci.ire.l.nnd no
r.rs shall I biken nnl-ss question shiill have
pre-ilinc oflicof: for the R presxr.t
; body the HhII not pnAideii for the Seiiatirt-s
forlhc telk-rs, SecreUrv of the Senate, and 1-rfc
of the Hoi we of Eepre-enuiuve .at the lerk
dok: for other officers of the two HoU' in front
f the t k-rku dok. and upon e-h side ot tne
otherww? under this act. in which case it shall
te comiwunt for either House. atiiw separately.
h Ta
snday cxc-t-i.tii. at the houroiiOoVliKk inthe
iorenoon. Ainih:icqiitioituingeni eel
by said Ojntiuissiott. either 11 mse may proceed
mtti n I vitimati' or oilier nusiiiess.
S.:c & 1 hat nothing in this act sludl be held to
impiiror illicit any nht now existing under the
Constitution and I iws to question by procceiiimr
in the judicial Courts 01 the I'niled Stutc the
riirht or lk:e oi the t"rsf)n whftsh 11 le dis-1 in-4
elected, or who sliall f liim to la l'residciit or
Vii-rn-siiicut of the L'uitetl States, if any such
right exists.
GENERAL ASSENBLY.
Jax 11. Senate Bills introdneed:
To increase the cspaciiy for liiaitnrc
turin irus at the Penitentiary ; to pun
isih c ffluials for aeceptirg money or
bribes for cniupoundimr f-'oiiy; to a t
the Supreme Judges $-lC03 per yfar.
House bill to create a sulx'ivision in
Thompson townshio. DelawareC'dintj ,
was pissed. A joint resolution iiirecc
ingii.quiiy into the case cf trouble be
tweeu coal miners and operators was
j
reierrea A res..0tiou requ.BUig
Congress to endeavor to i-tn the
pHsssge of a law for counting the elec
toral votes, was referred. A re solo
tion was adopted directing inquiry
as to the power of the L-gMatnre to
the constructions of stone culverts aud
s ne and wo d"ii bridges crossing
public hiahwats. Ou invitation of Ihe
S-nete, Hon. Will A. Wheeler of New
York, visited lae chamber, and was
presented to the Senators.
House Bills introduced: Provid
ing for cancellation clauses in Ore iu
surance policies; to aid the Board of
i'ubl'c Works to build a bridge ou the
Western Reserve and Mtiuiuee road.
over Sandusky rivr; to authorize the
Luke county commissioners to remun
erate W. P. Rice for damage sustaiued
by breaking through a bridge; 10 se
cure to laborers their wages; to auth
orize the votes of stockholders of rail
road, mining and insurance companies
to be cast by proxy; to allow courts to
appoint counsel for indigent prisioners
aud tlx the compensation; to author
ize the appointment ot commission to
prepare a series of school books; com
pelling laud owners to cut dowu weeds
briers, etc., on tlie roads; to extend
the time for paying the first installment
of tax-s to the 20 ill of Jaimary, com
pelling railroad companies to erect de
pots at all towns of 1.5U0 inhabitants
aud upward; giving the provisions of
the builders lieu law to persons grow
ing hedges. B-si.lrs the foregoing a
mini' tr of bills ol a strictly local char
acter wre introduced. The c.urteses
of the House having beeu extended to
Hon. Win. A. Wheeler, of New York,
he was introduced by Spenkn Grusve-
nor and presented to members. He
was accompanied I y (t.ivenmr Hnes.
JAN. 1Z senate ilr. JJ.iies mtro
luced a bill to ii.cre.ifo th-pemtlty for
rape and hurglwry. Adl -timed till
fuesday. lb'h iost.
II use Wit -out. trniiKncting any
business of moment .be House ad
journed till Tuesday. 10 h inst.
Jax .6 i-ewte Bills introduc-d :
Fixing time tor holiiii courts in the
E thill Judicial disiriei- nroviilini?
iliHf no toll si 01 1 1 tie collec'e 1 on the
Nntimial od tietween Col . minis and
the liist gate west, of tlie city; author
izing the issue of b n Is for the con
si Miction of biiilgi-s and culverts and
roads under the act requiring petition
of a tuxj.irity of resident IhiuI owneis.
House Bills introduced: To allow
inspectors to issue certivcate to b did
iog the doors .f which swin in
ward, wheu the commission is satisfied
provision has been nmd-lor the safety
of an assemliliige; providii.ir tlmt the
scale of maps of mines siwill tie two
t.iiUstoUie inch. A communication
t ... .1. r : . j s, .
1 om ni' lutnrono lyOiumi.-sioner was
,.mA .l. 1 - ..... -
lurou pni.irii. 11 S'Hies iiihl no nr-
rungi ment bus bi-ci made for fulfill
igihe requirements of the act con
cerning the heating and lighting of
cars, niat. no complaints of violation
ha ve been 1 eported,- ei e.
JA5. 17 Senate The Senate bill to
increase the capacity for manufacture
gas at the Peuitentiary was passed. A
resolution was adopted, ii structing
the committee ou Geological Sutvey to
inquire iuto the condition of the third
volume of the report, and ascertain
the cause of delay in printing. A Com
uuu ioHtion from Juiisou Ilartucu. iu
the contested election ense of the Fi.st
Judicial district, was tiled with the
Clerk. House Bills passed : House
bill to incorporate associations for the
mutual protecti. 11 ot il.eir members
agh'nst loss by the; House bill to
aothorizo the Ross county commission
erstolevy a tax to bridge the Sci ito
river; House bill to regulate traffic iu
scrap iron and old metals; House bill
o authorize the Brown county com
tuissioners to build and maintain free
turnpike roads. Among the bills in
troduced Were the follow ing: To pun
ish sureties for swearing falsely as to
the amount they may be worth; for
the relief of the sureties of the Tr-as
nrer of Somerset, Periy at unty ; to e
cure bom- steads to widows; to provide
for leasing the C'uciuuati Southern
Railroad; to pievent candidates from
offering money or promising reward to
voters, aud to prevent intimidation;
providing for reimbuising township
rustees Ior temporary r-liet furnished
paupers; to permit township a:ticul
11 nil societies to own or lease forty
icr- s f latid.iustend of twenty, as now.
Senate Joint Resolution KUtln rtzihg
le Attorney General to approved the
contract fur the cons! ruction of triis
works at the Columbus hospital for th-
tusaue, whs adopted. 1 he committee
n PeuiteiitiHry s di-charge 1 fr-iu
further consideration of the resolution
providii g for investigation of the al
.eued poisoning at the Penitentiary.
t-ver
su
t
.-nnfit
Ml
CONGRESS.
Jax IC Senate petition of I)
II. (JliHiubwIaiii sill ntliers, of South
Caroiin 1. in p osltion to t ie pli bn
I Wade llit-i p Ion atid others, aim tir
tered prime t in rbe R- c rd. A reso
hl'ion recogn zihg the Ch.mbeilaii
OTOVemmei.t was reierre.i 10 Ihe com
nil tee ou Privileges ai d Ebc.'ions
Mr. S lerunn r ported b.ck itbout
atiou, tbe II. nse 1411 au
bor Zed coiuage of a etaudard silver
ntllar and restoring its legal tender
diameter He give noticrt th;it tie
nu1d si.btu t a sut sti'ute authoiiziug
fiimi;e of a silver dollar of the wehfli'
412 1 2 grains to be a 1- g:il tender to
extent and for tlie satue purports
Uulbd Sales units. A res.;u i"i
wilniig for cirrep-idence wirti ripfo
matic officers of (lie United States in
Turkey, was agreed 10. Inquiry wa
ordered as to the correctness of the
Attorney General's construction of
laws touching the elective f taucbise.
Hoa e A resolution was adopted
rjua- the committee ou Privil
Pofir 4isl Dut ea of tlie ei.-ctr '
count to tend jor prsns and pa
LSllidlO Sir during the f.sill of
be House. Tlie Jud Ciarv coiutidf ttsei i.p
.eport-d aresolutivu direciiugjthe Ser
nt a Aru.- Lni g before the bar
the House the lumts-rs of the Imi-
ataua R- roroiiiji Bo -rd,l J having re;
ing
to
t
s"i
si-A
-o
sod
" " --r e -"? "5
fused to product oerl&lu papers Uelore
A
Lot
an Invert! mii-ir et'inmi'te . Alter a
"'g !ii-eus-ion, the previous question
was M-ciiil-d and the r-ulutitu went
over one day. The Mnse received a
e miniinic-it ion from E. V. Bnrnes
reriiK-int wi:nef. whicti was rf-rre1
'o th- Judiciary rotntiii'tee. d-clerii.g
tiieg'Xal faMi'of i-ii former ancwer.
aud that he mm wi.linfo produce the
message demanded it in his power.
Jn. 17. Senate -Mr Morton stated
that the Seriate bill appropriating $23.
000 for exoeuraa of the committee on
rriviipges and Elections investigating
in Louisiana, had been delnyed in the
Hons-? - He made the statement to ex
onerate
suspension of iuvetdiga
port ot the committee on Ral-s was
'KwwSiS'IK
consiuep a. An amenduir-os whs
adopted providii g tlial the Vice Presi
ue:i may, by bis vote, deteriuine a
quest ion when tie Senate is equally
uiiucU, ua as ameuaea tne report
was agreed to.
House A resolution was adopted
eriuitri,,g E W. Baruen to Ko to New
Or leans-, iu e.uvody. to procure certain
t-ler ins The r- soluiiou for the ar
rest of the lu-iule rs of the Louis'uma
Ketiiriiing Board. and their production
liefore the bar of the Houe to answer
for contempt. as adapted by aparty
vote, i hr re-iiniation ot Mr. Soeucer.
Ol L-'Uisiaoa, was pre-ented.
Jax 18. iSei.afe lu the Set ate Mr.
E uiiui.ds presented tlie report of the
J.M..I couiiuitle on Cou- t g the El
ec otal Vote. Mr. Bogy, of Missouri.
iiintle a speech, in which lie tiroved to
his own sa'islnciion that il e late eler
tin iu Louisiatin was fair and free.
Before his renin rks were concluded,
t he weary Senate adjoorned.
In the House, rl e lay was given up
to Proctor Knot t. who spoke on count
ing . h-ctnral vote.
Jas 19 In tiie Sena'e, the ''onsn
lar aud Diplomatic Appropriation Bill
ws passed, w III several amendments.
An atteupt was then mane to artj .urn
m.til Mididny, but ic was objected to
and given up Tl e bill to supply the
the d ficieiiey n the contingent fund
ot the HoiiawwM passed. It appro
priated S24.0C0 f-rthe House South
eru investigation, and. J23.000 for the
investigations ot the C UJiuitt'-e ou
Priviieg'S a. id Eler;tionB.-Mr. Bogy,
of Missouri, resinned his speech ou the
l,,,, ,ltre,i0D and denounced
v pbMril 5rlr1-
cii&raotar. it wbiehv be . war told by
both Mr. Sherman and Mr. Mortou.
that he abused his privilege as a Sen
ator. Adjourned.
In the House a resolution, discharg
ing IViu. Orto:, Presidnt of the West
em Uuioi. Telegraph Cciupaiiy. from
the rnstody of tlie House, was passed.
Ex Governor Well and Gen-. Ander
sou. of the Louisiana Returning Board,
were brought bef re the bar of the
House to answer for contempt aud
ere remanded into the custody of the
Sergeant-at arms. The bill to supply
the deficiency in the contingent fund
of the House was passed as amended
by the Senate Adjourned.
A Few Plain Words.
The credit system is a fraud. We
intend to cut loose from it as soon as
possible, it lutlf our friends 111 the
country get mad; and iu the future
we won't give two yeara' time on any
thing eolec'ahle. We enn't stand it,
uor can any business men. We last
week cut off over one h uud red uaiuea
from our subscriptions, of those who
were indented for two years' subscrip
tion, ($4 00) aud we will continue to
drop ou such as do not pay at least at
the expiration of' the year, in future.
We must pay for everything we get and
use in cash, and within CO days, aud
we CHimof give long credit, to our pat
rons, and exhaust our little capital for
the fun of prii ting a newspaper. We
are vry thankful and glad to have
persons subscribe for the Democrat. ui
to advertise and give us their j.ib work,
but we consider tlmt to all we give
value received, and those who think
oihi rwise bad better not deal with us.
Those lio d. al with us do so of thei-
own tree will aiitt accord, and we ex
pect theiu to be as prompt in their
payments Hs we are 111 de'ivcrit.g the
goods. Business is business and our
business is not different from any other
business Ples bear this iu mind.
Kenton Democrat.
Your head is level, David mighty
l-vel; and though viiu are a Deiu
Democrat, we admire your posish on
toe fliihiiciiil conduct of a printing
shop. Like yourself we have 'cut off
a large list, and will do so some more
when occasion requires. When we can
get a few more "rooral roosters" to
see the tbirg iu it proper light, we
tuny eXct to luike the business prof
itnble, but not till then. Too many
publishers liat gon to the charity idea,
and cure too lit le about makirg their
papers wtTty of support. Hence they
nccept py wheu thy get it, aud iu ry j
shape it comes, whether iu rotten dead
wood at double the price they would
pay for a solid article in cash, or in
'.diips or whetstones' that they would
be better without. The same is
true of jobbing uuder such manage-
v i .1. an j.
ujeiit, ainu wiku tuv vuicn urnis 111a
terlal. there 1s an individual iu hot .'
a 3 J 1 1 a. B 1
water, dodging around to beg or bor
row enough inney to pa , for hi C. O.
packbge. TLere is no reatoo .why
this should be any more so cf the
printing business than any other; but
every reason why it should not. The
printer psys for his -stock as the nier
chant pays for bis and should do busi
ness on tlie same general principles.
No merchant would sell his goods
where he expect no pay. Let pub
lishers do likewise.
I
Dr. S. D. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood
Purifier. The greatest searcher tif scrofu
lous diseases and purifier of the lilood
known It cures sail rlienm, boils-.
pimples, old luniiliig, or scrofulocs sores, j
e eyes, tumors, cancer, and csncerous t
J . . , . , ... . I
humors, female complaints, sypblhlic di-1
senses, diabetes, kalnev ami bladder
diseases, and all diseases arising fn.ni an
impure state of tlie blood. For nervous
debility, lost vitality in young or old, I
challenge the world to find an equal. It
builds the broken down constitution (in
cither sex) Tight square up" and tills, ibe
veins with pure, rich, strong healthy. elec
trical blood, vitalizing ihe whole system
Try it, and you will find every b -tt!e
(used for the above disc-scs) worth ii
weight in gold. It has cured tliotuands
will cure vim. Try it.
S-ht by J. IL Decker, Druggist, 60
Mniii S:rect, Sole Aycnt ior Fiudlay and
a
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Claucliard Ohio. S8
TilK Grand Cen'ral Hotel, New
Yk. is a tU'Mjeru es'abdslnuent. If
ssupurb iu sfyle aud appoint juent. In
s'zeand ciCity fo' acc4iiuiiioiations
has no eqnl. It was tlw first lew
hotel tti lower is rates fr m i 0'
$2 50 and 3 00 per day. Its rej i -
.1101. is niisurunssru. and It reCIVts
fresh einlorseme.its daily from thous
amis of its guests.
r-ubilshers
--.mU..a X-f
;
Centennial Cabinet.
4 Illamlaatea-1 of Centennial and Male
Vlirls I uui oinsSaspiiniedon ihe
grounds ou. ma ine SJtniblilon : s'Se ol each
b)jxt;4: p Ice oie. prepaid; iiberil redoelloo
Ueaiers r elil ,10 an I'l-n 01 I. . r- ,1, , m
da a4 vaid Hasm aV Hbil', Print. n
Ki giavn iti nut t Kh im ra.
$m mil-
Story and a Half Brick
House.
Eight Rooms; Up Ground Cellar
Large Wood House; ntter filling TfieU 01
Water; Good Cistern: Best Kind offruil
5nx2: 0 Feet; Xice Fence; M-had.
Trees; Stone Walks; .Good Hew Barn t n
Will Sell on IfeiskwDlih) Terms.
E. S. K13IBEK.
No 29 - V :
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so
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uvrjMEs
a a- a n.
3Icn, Boys' and Youtlis' !
Women. Misses and Children t
-Wens' Heary Boots from
IWl S'
Youths'
Moment Shoes, . 1 2. to 2 00.
.Buses' , . . . 1 ootoi ;c.!
ALSO
j A f oU Assoi tment of Rublm
FOK
Children !
All of which are
:
j JlCIl, I OHICII
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-Mens' Robber Boots from 3 1o 3 50,!
GENUINE ft SHftTlTiY
A-U 3U Wlll)lf,
: Aud will be sold at the
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CHAP
rnflT 9i Hfl CTHniT
,6wu ilU- U I WliU
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- or
M. G. DARLING,
70 ra st Side .11 a in f tr-t(.
To ft Afflicted!
D il
LONG
-
lias permanently located at
PINDL A Y, O HIO,
For the Treatment of
Female and Chronic
DISEASES.
In all Chronic Diseases OR LONG exam
lne and rxcU ns your disease with.-ni ak
liia any queMions If he ocdelsiaoda yon,
ease you kuow It and caiirml be deeeiv.d
It he ration tell vnor disease and bow you
eei wunoui asKinit question ne a es ion
c-a.sider bnnsli i-oiupien lo treat yoni
rase 1 uis 11 ine iru criienon ro go. oy a
patient six-n a not ne saiprjea with any
other. This is 1 be "My direct and rsitlv-
evlilence my aoiiuy a a scientin nl-v
sieian. and l I'd- siai'darr am willinic to
oe j.iog.u. au uuiouic iiiaeae, r ucn as
Catarrh, Dyspepsia. Serornla, Skin Dis
eases, Tumors, Tiles, Dropsy, Kheum
atism, Neuralgia, Female Weak
ness. Urinary llifliculties,
Those Piseases brouclit at-oiit by the In
dlscretlonsof youth, and all diseases ol the
Heart. Lungs. Liver, Stomach, Blood,
Kidneys aud Bladder, Successfully
Treated.
TAll I lseasesol Ke males, such as Leuear
rhoea. Itolnptui, Ctrrine Irregularities, Jm.
ft'immntiv. Clteraiion. de., treated In tbe
mo-t recent and successful manner.
UP Cnnsullations and examinations of
patients made fukk ok cuaiige.
tS'DU. 1.0 XO can be enulled in the
German and Lnglitli Language.
OKKICK-On Mam Hlrret. In I'asa" Block
Km ranee through Drug Store.
Address Letter,
DR. JAS. LONG,
no29Jy F1NDUAY, OHIO.
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paid. Artv'e and eiien ar free, l' McMlcb
ael. Ally .7. 7rti.a.im at . Phila-
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eouni of thismoa1 Hyirla A hatwetlww
and Exnllat W arrk With Kae s) mi
faille. a and lllusiraiioDS. Owlaella all
ller B-l One agent tra-k Sr orders in
one day- Terms libwl Asu Agents wart,
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snrer- medy 'or t'OI'ta ' H.nnd alldi-aaaes
the TMKOr. I II tar ana
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lons; ai.d a rra ure w b ei and etvew p
ewt flsiwy 01 lb, (jreal Eztiibltlon in
dorsed b i.mciala. Preaa and Clergy. I.
i ing i-rnrfjf. w ii"y cimni aw !
lair ant . Ae quick'. Noworrever
Kor fun particulars. Address, Hcaa . g Bsu;
rubiishers So Mi W. K..urtht' lodi.ii 1.
f ACTS WANTED FOR HISTORY ft I
Centeni EXHIBITION
Ii .11.1 .iii.s a-s 11 .e , . g,av tia- ui a
lig-and eet- la Ibe lire.i EjlHOt'l"" and
bihrnnlt ant'w-nrc and romi.leie M-ior
pub shed. Ii treala 01 Hie Ktuid hulldinsr-w.iiiri-r'-ii
-xb bus e rio':-. gr-at eveni-,
Ve-y e -a 0 and ! gi.t m
Ag-pi d i ent lea In on d-r. -r d ur
extra terms to sg-vra and m mil d--rtt
.ion ' tne w 'k -ddrea- Va I"!IL rri
.s.ehiiadelphia. Pa .Chicago, til .
r Ml ly.uK fo. ,-
TTT r- TJ Cnrellb: arrf worthies-
U 1 I lt btsika on I b r.ihll.inon
rs-ing trrnia'-d Do not be d, isi.
e. iia ibb.-" y a luy eootaluas7t yagv
"nd e lit- eiia avitisr.
KoncC. turn
arff twaw sM.pa;
Ivaaxyraiat Ui
JL?
STia isiaawifcaaig.
twrH-pmee. sans yau s i"-a;
wn WlaoiTsia uW alsaa-.la tmarr a . !! aj
aST S tTaS "i rm eVVr fres-ati anna.
,,.U . w, m v w. - F - . ,
TWEb-VE
mv-sm T-a IXOTt, COa ,ik.rriv r.. K .
asall.rMbMarala,Irwar.rwikasl fvr
i.3rTt-.( .n..w. rea awns Trsa
MH. tit M Jb-""? I"a. Currraiasiielbn
! JSii lsb. tf Ssi at ' il sm. la
laif aet piir-a, oi t , .ic.Ln. inn
-t s .
piwf aa ariiaiu sea. vaairw au.
raaip 2 S "SB. na, iUirwYveasrirlrkSTa-np.-
A4M aeaa av eiav eJCan sea sssian t-r
vxs. ss.ut a; Os yon swoaowar. su r
(TiTtrerrwT Pirgabrs
utirn ooaar at
Ti
li
2etV
jla DOLiarra. eato
a-T.a
I
i'rJw i
VA -. a.. T . " i
ijNEW DEPARTURET- - CASH SYSTEM 1
J.?A&jDM,,a - U2erstand that from this Uate !
, mmm mmm
ON THE
ystem n ttti "n -rrr ?
. Will Thereby, be Enabled to Gi TT? r--
T E N
THE ADVANTAGE OF
Better Bargains trran Ever Before. Come and See Him,
AT THE
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
Those Indebted Are Invited To Call At Once, And Save
AS .
' THE ... . ' ' ' J '
Account Will Be Left With A Justice For Collection
Represented by E. ILiRDESIIELL.
1ST
Costs,
HAYEK BLOCK, Proprieroiv
MASTERS SALE.
MHIKR-s?8ALK- I uru-ut to the com
iiimikI o a eeeivtal o.d-r of aalw Sailed
Ir -..i llmCoU't nfl '0111 moo Pleyxnl Hai,d sky
i.J,s atei rub. 0,011 ine.Sniii d.t of w.
ceinrvr IsTS and an anclU-.ry oidet 01 sale
inrni net lieolt onrt tbe nnmy
01 Kan.hilph.iateol I mil i s In an ac-ilon
In said ouits pending wher- n i swenee
Weliat-I al are lao.iiir, and lue I trta
and l oatsvilie Kai wty Cnipaiiy tai. aie
leletidii',anri directed ai d..eiivrrel loine,
I shad fir r fir sale -I public sue 1 n at Ilia
easi diair 01 ih-C u.ly Court nns In th
11 y of Kremoni, Couuty o: sjaudusay, btata
ot Ohm. 011
Saturday, ihe ,17th day of February, A.
between Ihe hours of ine (I) and lw (X)
oc oca In toe afiermsiu ol ul.i day. tlie fol
l wlua UencriwI real estate, to wiu
Al Hi Kal -oad oiibaLsketre and Lon
Isville Ha lwa Compauv. ea ending from
b- Cny otsondoaky, in tberlia'aiM Hno. u
ambridga ll lu ibe atat- m InHbsua, I hai
Is .'imj, tM-slun 11 g ai Ihe said ei'y of ran
dusky. In ti County of Kne, and Biate oi
Oh -o. and mnuiiic in m ihenee to Vreuoat
In lbe ouiiij of au.lussy Jn nuld elaus. ago
from tbencw pasalna ihroonh tne hkl men
tioned t ouuly Wkdtb ,ouiniea ol eoeea
Hancock aud Alleu, In Ibe smd H aleof. kio
to.br towuof Uuiaanifionki tevibna ah
theCouun siifaiuiaiis Mercer and bwike.
tn the State of Ohio. the western boundary
tine oltbai aitala at Union t !, aud iliri.o
tuiougb tha I ouniiea or Rudoiph and
Wan,in theHUir..r Iixnana "saidCaru-
onuce city, beluf ab-mt sss- hen led aud
eiKliiy miles, I . .anaio. aud aiubraclng as
Well .hsi part of said rutilrooa iww cou .1 ruct
ed aud Completed, aa ihe pari laen-oi which
sbatl b. lealtet be cunslrocted r eorapieied
and toe rreht ot way if said t,croa v lucon
lerlion with Mid KRllmad aud the hi lids,
.eat etala, rails Ir- csa. sbia track-, bridgei
iuildii,g.,dep.Mstalbn bouara sh- pa wair-
nt.nsw.. Mroctures, er-C'lo a. fixtures, and
api.nnenancee 01 any kind or rtesei lotion
heref-i beiO' gtng. or tn au) wa appertain
inn 110 owned u poaa. ased by the Lak
Kiln aud lajuisvi le GUi.w'iy t'oiurany. lu
e uilli.K all depnts, war. n.aiaes aud sime -uies,audall
laud' acquired or desigmd for
uepnia. warehouses au.i airueinre al euher
ermiiibsa Well n along Uu line Dftheanl
Kal, road, aud all continual Wn. branch a.
liacss.exteusiaiufrsMld italnoad In-nclide
poia w trenoQaaaand ttruei arcs.and a II other
real pnie ly n tbesai-i Lske bileand Lou
isvilie Kaliroait t umraujr, btwher wiib all
iraiichisf. rlah a and p ivilra.a or Ibe "aid
rUilmad Coiuuwuy.and a.aoall ol the estate,
litbl. title, luieieMt p.-vertv, porws-ions.
eiaiw and demand wuaiaoover aa well In
aw a- 1 11 enuti.-r Him 1,1 l.k. L-.im
pxiuiavllla tail way Inniiaay of In and U.
uesaH a ana any par- ami paieel tuereot,
wlib the appurtenances tnereunlo belout;
ing
Apprled at Two Man.lred acd Eighty
Tbousaud Hollars.
In puiauauee of tbe command of sa'd
nr.ierx 01 sain I sliall al liios.me lime and
olacenQer lor Must public auction all the
personal pn.peiiy of tlie s:od Lake Ki.e aud
.jH.lsviile pa iway f'nnipany. consisting 01
l.teoiuolives. enyiues. lender- car ,carr.agea
shop looss. m ba-r. maJenahs and sup-i-lles.
au Invtntory widen en be seen Dd
zamiued at my offli in tbetliy of Kre.
out. out . or al tbe lima and place ol sale
a- aioivsald. I
Tikhoji Ha lb ash provided that should !
no-piop try ne 1 Dici.asol In IB interew
' lie liouler ol it.,i,d-. seeuieil by the mo lgg
10 tt.e plaintiff- 'he Masirrwiil ice ve to
aoplv 03 the uunrliaM) monev ll.eielor
eu'iorslug U-on eaeiirXsiieh ot the obi
Hons te-c-ired l y said inortaaae aa m-sv
prenen-ed to biui fm tnai vuinoswaii aiuonni
noi gie-aier fiian n- yr raja snare or Ilia
onion tlie entire imirrab nollcb e
icb obliieatioba Ti e Master will al-o le
eelve t apuiy on tno -piireb-H n-HM,
am pro eriy lue -r-oeipta 01 tlie owners ol
1 -y 01 tlie otner nist llena lor amount-, mi'
iceeilii ihelr res r-r live fai sbaies 01
aid proceeds applicable to the payment ol
ineir iiena.
1. K. RiRrLRrr.ripecial Master
Fremont, U., Jau S. J8T7. , viS-40
-
by
CLOSING OUT SALE
1 -or- 1
CLOTiJIiXG
After this date I will sell all Goods
At Cost and less than Cost
In order to clear our Stock and make
change in busine. A Full Line of
OVE R COATS ,
t t . 1 .
THE LATEST; AM) BEST LTT THE
1- JIARiCET. 1 t ,
t - i .. t..,: i
Of all kinds and Styles. A full line of
HATS,
CAPS,
NOTIONS, tc.,
that MUST be So.d before
JA.NTJTiY 1, '77.
SPECIAL BARGAIN'S IV TRUNKS
A. EBLINQ.
.n diay, O.. Xov. It. 876.-1S
E
NEW
T
Jot
3IeKSi8.
1
to
to
f
sserl
L0NG& WARD,
Voald Tepci'w annoniiewto tbe pcb'ic
aaaw. lilt; UaKVC UpVUCtl S
NEW DRUG STORE
-IS
cas3' block, mm ST.
rooms hve been reeentty flnrd np and
urkeri apb theirs-hext and rons oneutly
best atcck oi Drugs in il.eeiij.
PERSCRIPTIONS
WILL ALWAYS BE COMPOC5DEOOF
Fresh and Pure Drags.
They alar, keep an aeorUnel of
Oar
Cloth
"
i ' 1 uzsfi
-iiaa, a. -SKSS- t S 1 aawa at "W-
LONQ & WARD.
Deeembec , U.
?
Ta
amplo
or
light
exyiiy
and
wle
earn
ae
' le-t
rifler
ling
aoir'
eeal.,
'
Cook:
"T rv "f y,
O
Gflrii. Ik!
Victory has rerrbed run oar banner, and
in oro. r not losnffer deK-at. -e herebv ID
nnaoreb.iboeiitzens nf Han coca and anr
rnud I ok mup ties, I hat tbe cheap Tin and
SHova firm of
R.W.VANUE&CO..
At the Old Stand ot Rickets St Scothorn'
Opposite the Court Douse,
ill. on and after the FUST DAT OF 1PB1L.
self all grinds in fbelr lin
STRICTLY FOR CASH,
Believing it lo be Lh hew. for both debtor and
e red Uor. Oar Moea consists in part of
HeatiD
e
Stoves
Of tbe very beat quality, and at prices to salt
-erj utss. A 1 ait line ol ,
TIN AND COPPER WAR.
House Furnishing Goods. Well, Cistern
aud Stock I'lllips,
All of which will be sold rightdown to"HarJ
Pan Prices."
WORK,
ol all ktns done nn short notlea. and In Uie
best sty la. Wemakaaspaalaltj of
Roofing and Spouting,
Aaa tk Isaatartan f Xill Stacks.
Sewing Machines Adjusted ani Repaired.
iWLonHd yonr InteresM and call and tee
us.as we wiir make onr words good. Remetn
asr "I be p 001 I ibe orii'tpg lain chewing
the cud ol tbestrlug." 1 bank lul lor Iil
-al paiionaww berlofore exiei ded to us, we
sk a eonlinaaneaof ibe mm. in bis, our
sew le-annre,"snnwing It to be to tba lu
luterestsoi ail aoucerned. j
E. W. VANCE & CO.
Mareb 10 1S74.
1877.
THE
HERALD
Prospectus for 1877
or THE
Oldest and Best Paper
m Northern Ohio.
The HERALD was estab
lished in 1819. and has sus
tained an enviable reputation
for Fairness, and Reliable
TJws, since its commence
ment.
IT IS REPUBLICAN,
but belongs to no Eings or
Secret Organizations, and will
be outspoken on all matters
with which a newspaper has
to deal.
OSEAT LNTERESTattaches
the events ot the coming
year, and the HE BALD, with
its facilities and opportunities
will
Gits tie Fullest a i latest lm
be found in any Cleveland
. r
paper.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.;
jllTfYel'ber Xornlng or Ctc-
UulUl mug. ptr jrar
'PUV WFI7T VTue"laJ' Toor
ini-itlliahl..,..
WEEKLY
Postage paid by pa
r?H wlllMrai4l.be WEEKLY
IIEK4LI) ana OHIO FAUH
Klt jear for f3.?3 pMifae
$19 CO
400
125
Wak rseir I4 mt tried
rleudaiwrorviard na Ibeiraab-
pilaus ! IndSMre ax b era i
win ibefr e'ttb If ibej Ub a
ITE, IXDEPKSDE.Vr PA
U, Addrealbe
aa
i
HERALD."
Clevelmad, O.
ICIEST PtElItX -S1L AJ VIPLOXA !
CESTE5M1L tXFOSITlOJ,
AWARI'ED TCs i "
L0VELL & BUFFINOT OX,
Manufacturers of Fine Cut Chew
ing, and SmoLing Tobacco,
COVINOTOX, KT.
.
ALL,
Brands of ( hewing; are Feaataln
ef Gold, Old t'ougress and Forum.
FOR SALE BY
DiTiS, BOTHER i XI
FIDf.AY, o.
245
i 5 3 i
ike Werkla ! We are no
nr.nared to inrnlek ail eiaaeea with eonstaa
men! at borne. ' be whole nf the lime,
ft?r t Ire r rr- nroraenls. Baidrnsa sew.
and pmflwble. Perenne ot ejtaer ag
earn I'usn Ineanta to IS par eveetng
a prop rtHNial ansa by dtwotli'g ttseis
ilne tn the esadai-a. Koye and gtrle
near-y aa nissrb aa Ben That all who
ihi- no: lee may sen I heir add teas iivt
Ibe ba-neea wa nt ka -l la unraamileled
- TOasreb aa are e-wiieau-new we Will
sezHi'Hie do ir le p Aji trie Imubleef write
Pu I arte:.i:- aamplee worth aeveral
enan :iee emu en. ana) a aopy r-f
enw j. im largeaf and
hiwrased r-eblM.ai .nwa a-l-krt free m
eteaaienlt vent w.eiit perroe O' . prof-
Portlaad. Maine. " T ja
In
RUg-
O.
Htrlgrs
In
week,
5 l"
9S I
,Tnl
"MOO
at 1
iu
eaua
and
IB
'ea
hi
d
wile
j.
Aflonst Kari & Sod.
SEi? ani SiHSi'SE liBKS-.
- Th voft-pmlgjicti kavUrtd a
Steam Sausage Cutter
' Wbtch wllLluraotT -
1,50Olbs. per Hour
-i - . t . .
- " - .j,PTHB .'V
B EST 4QIAliITY.
- ...
Wa will manufsetura and knap ea band
, . lor sal M
Wholesale and Ee tail,
.-1..
All kind of the beat '
. , -
Mi Bolcpa ani to Saiaie
Tha market will aAMd. 8bof . '
Three Doors North ofHMd
quarter's Store. '
- - '..
PLSASfi UIVK CS A CALL.
t
AUGUST KAIJG & SON.
2i -at.
tsHkikkM ias, ,
Awerteaa aa Faralga Patoate. "
OIL.MORBPt).. Bneaaasota In CBtTatAJl,
Boa rloiieltora. Palenla p.acared
iu allot a u trie. Mo fbbs m anvaaca. Mo
eliaigeautakSina patent laaranlad. Ma feea
tormaklna prellmlt ary txamlnatlona. No
additional lee. lo- obiaialug and eoadoatlog
a rebeanog. 'peeial aturailoa glTn to ln
terrerence Cams bet. r tbe Pntwal OtftW, Ex.
tenaions balore t'oogrea lufrlngooMntflalta
is ditr-ranl eialea. aud all lingatoa aavwr
laiuinitinlnvcntlouaoriitenta sjaanrrraap
TuUinoukto ro rHiarni,n oruin
raOKS. i -
0M Baaatj Uaa Warraata. . , ,
Tbe last Report of lh Commlaslnnwra of
be General Latnd ifflen snows 1 Ifm aaiaa
ol Rnuut Land Warraetaoa'sLanding Tnaaa
were bssuea under ei of lsu6and prior acta
UlLMoKKa 1:0. pay eaeb for tlwm. Sand
bv regiataivd IMtar. Wbera Asalgnmanlaar
'mirfcet we giTe inatraotluaa lo partad
them
Calta SUtes Sanaral laa4 Oflea. '
t'ontcatad Land Caeaa pcoaacaied bator tba
Uailed latea Oenarml Land tifflea and iMs
parlraent of Ibe Interior. Frau Lanal
; aima mikixo and raa ganioar Cusbaa
and uoaar-tBaPt aswaattaMed to.
arrears ef Pay aa4 Baeaty. "
Orricaaa L2isa. ana aatLoaa at the
la'e war. or Hielr beira. are In many eaaae
em ti led lo money from ihe tiovernanent ef
wbieb Ibey bare no kuomlrdae. Wrl e full
history of aervb-e andaiaia amount of pay
and bounty received fencbateatemptOwTlL
M'lBtl C" . and a fall replr, aim zamin
atlon, will be given yi-u.free.
" Praitaaa. J
All orncraa, lotiuii, and aaiioaa
wounded. or ii.Jared l a trie lata war. however
a'igblly. can oMaln a pealinn by af itriaaltig
OILMllRKAtV
Casea proaeenled by OI MOHr St CO. b
fore ihe f aDreroet ourts of the t" ruled Wtatea
tbe 'onrt of Claims and the SOBtbeni Clalma
I'ommi-ston. - '
Each department nf nor bnalneaa Maen
dneied In arpaiate bureau, anster Aa charge
M the Mm. eaparleaes-d rartlee eat ployed
rv the old Arm Pr. mt I alieolloa to ail
hualnesa enltnsied - i.iLwOkB CO. la
thusaeeoiad Wad alia to wm aaeeeaa by
deferring la, 1
Address QILM0RF ft CO.,
Vaawigwrew. D. C.
AT
EWING&REDICK'S
CflSAP" CABS SHCE STOBE.
A MOTH ES LOT OF .
FINE KIP BOOTS.
- .- i i .. .
VEKY CHEAP.
A' ASQTBt LOT OF v, ..
Boys' Hand-made Kip Boots
j
a rcu. Lisa or ,
Ladles' and. yisses9 Fine
Shoes.
ArUIXAoHRrJIESTOr '
LADIES' WARM SHOES
GOODS MARK Kb DOW TO' SOT
JUS. TlMSS. .
n. .
Staffer's Nursery !
,
Chance For Great Bargains ia
, Nursery Stock.
addition to ray stock of Trees, at Canton
araerv. I have pora aaed the C't arsv
berln ."sorsety one a. lie -on I b of Plndlay,
Tb atw k will be. moved io tne Rvhumi
tfwrf, aeaVwitl be aotd vary low.
iaasasttM . ; "J . '
0!SXT HOSE GROWN TREES
Haneneh t'ounte, and those wishing good
and etsrep. aiioaid ao (ail to taaaad
sanlaueof I'.ls Orportoh-lty. " '
Mtf MlH tl. NHSPPEat.
Xwilee.
parvneeof an orar of tal granted by
the Probate fcourt of Haneoeg County,
I will otfar lor sa, at Pablte Aoatldtt
tba - r .1 e i
34 tUj ef Jaaaarj. 1$7?,
o'etoek P Jt t tno door of thaOraii Hooaa
rlndia, ihe toilowlng deser-bed real
awoawaj .iko 4'awaty at fa apeak
'tale of hk, i wit. The Nartai naJf
tagUMM qaerier at eaatiik twenty
l). ib 'ntD.ii i p one ,!. Hoatb Raaga)
(i0) Kaet Hold ae ibe property of tad
auueof Andrew cuu - Q- il wnr as id.
4pte-e. al l'. Tertaa of eaie, one.
rd cash in hand', one-tUird la ona rear
one inird tn two year irom ths-dSot
ifh tiiiereat t the paynieobs to be se
nuad by nusr gaga It'll the brenfl . aftkl
TUdUAillLTATLitB!
. AdBf BK ran w ot Alawa Hsmi...
Oeeember a lrZHL