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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-06-19
DcfaIcation.-The state Treasury mi.
nus some seven hundred and seventy
five thod, ,and dollars.

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Dcfaication.-The state Treasury mi.
nus some seven hundred and seventy
five thod ,and dollars.
Last Saturdays news brought the
startling intelligence. that there had
been discovered, q deficit in the funds
of State Treasury, Of over half a
million, and that Mr.. w. ii. Gibson
had resigned his office. Later news
have confirmed this, with an addi
tional extension, of the deialcation,
to $775,000. We publish in anoth-
er column, the particulars as taken
from the State J0uraal.
1t is made quite certain that the
entire deficit existed, when Mr.. Glib.
son came into Office, and is charge.
able upon MIR. Breslin, the last Dem.
ocratic State Treasurer. Mr.. Glib.
scn states that he was induced to
conceal the true condition Of things,
when he came into Office, from the
fact that Mr.. Braslin had promised
to make up the deficit. if nothing was
said about it. MIR. Breslin being a
brother in.law Of MIR. Gibson, sue.
cccded the more readily, in enlisting
his sympathy in his behalf, by whicl,
the latter has become involved in
difficulties, that will probably forev-
er ruin him as n public man. Mr..
Gibson has committed a most agre
gious error in having, even to such
an extent, made himself party in
the corruptions practiced, by the oil.
iicers of the Democratic party, when
in power. The party that elected him
to office, had no idea that he would
thus virtually join in with their op.
poncnts, and help to conceal the de-
linquenccs Of the party, that the peo.
pie of the State, had, by such de.
cided majority, passed condemnation
upon, for the corruptions brought
to light.
In our next issue, VIC hope to be
able to lay before our readers the
facts in the case, so that the people
may know, who were especially ben
Gifted by this swindling operation.
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Letter of w. ii. Gibson.

We give below a Statement
from Mr.. W. ii. Gibson, found in
the Tifiin Tribune, Of today. The
openness and frankness manifested
in this letter, is in entire keeping
with the generous and manly bear
ing for which he has long been dis.
tinguished:
A STArEMEyT.-l have resigned
the office to which generous public
called me, and am now the victim OF
slandcr, whilst n venal press seizes
upon my misfortunes, as food for
excitement. Blu, TO all this | must
submit. have implorcd the great
Ruler for wis om and courage to
meet it all.
But am under untold obligation
to the people of this County, ire.
spective OF party, and to them a
statement is due, OF the causes that
led to my resignation. My prede-
cessor failed to pa, what he owed
tl.v S,a,v Wy n very largo our". He
paid what the accounts showed
against him, but he failed to put me
IN funds to meet receipts which he
had given County Treasurers. These
were legally binding on the State,
and was compelled to receive them
as cash. When Mr.. Breslin failed
to put me IN possession of the funds,
| should have made it public.
My kindness OF heart, which with
me amounts to positive weakness, led
me to rely upon his assurances, and
say he had paid all, except the S204.
900 reported.
This was my great and only error.
1t may have been wrong. | found
it impossible to obtain the amonnt
from him, and it was then manifest
ly proper that | should resign and in
woke a legal examination. Its re.
suit will soon be made known and by
it must abide.
No one has suffered by me, noi
shall they.
| rely upon a full acquittal from
pecuniary liability to the State and
for just censure. Conscious OF ne
wrong myself, am not excited, mol
will | despond. | will devote my
life to extricating myself from this
misfortune. lcould wish my friend.
felt no greater modification thar
myself.
shall moi leave home and Coun
ty. AS | have spent the days of my
childhood, and tho years OF manhood
in your midst, | shall remain here
and here, where repose the ashes o
!, kindred AMI friends, shall my bod,
bo buried. With the generous citi
zens Of this County, whose friend
ship ] esteem and where | have beol
so long known, the storm Of slande
will not avail. glory in the histo
ry ofmy County, and rejoice that
!. have shared the confidence of il
people. That Ct nii,lence will neve
be abused. Not an enterprise ha
, characterized it's progress for tn
} past thirteen years, but what has re
ceived the aid of my energies an,
purse. Relieved from the cares O
an Office 80 unfortunate to me,
shall return to abide with you-t
share your hospitalities, and CLAIM
your continued confidence. lshall
lin a few weeks, launch my craft up
on the legal deep, and call upo
those in trouble to seek my aid
which shall be at their command.
June Is, '57. W. II. GIBSON.
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DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies

DR.. Roback's scandinavian Remedies.
The seeds of alldisorders are in the blood,
and DIR. Roback's BLOOD PURIFIER and PILLS act
specifically on that fluid. They are composed
of rare Swedish herbs, and form a sovereign
antidote to the injecting and corrupting prln.
ciple ofdisaso. Not only do they cure indig.
estion, bilious complaints, female weakness,
connbialu incompeten.cy, nervous disorders,
lung and throat affections, diarrhea, ETC., etc.,
but they cleanse, purify and invigorate every
organ, and put the whole animal machinery in
such vigorous condition that 1t is enabled to
and other causes Of sickness.
~ SEQ advertisement
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Police Riots of New York.
New YoRK. June 1(


Ex. Alderman d. ID. Conover, the
Governors appointtec as street com.
missioner, was again elected TO-DAY
from the street commissioners room
by Mayor Woods police. who were
detailed in case Of q riot occurring
Governor King is in the city.
Another riot occurred between the
two police forces at the Park to-day
in consequence of an attempt made
by body of the Metropolitan police
to assist Mayor Wood and Sheriff
Willett, on a warrant granted by
Judge Hoffman for an assault upon
Mr.. Conover, the Metropolitan Street
Commissioner. The Metropolitan
police. while ascending the stairs Of
the City Hall in q body. were beaten
back with clubs by the Mayors po.
lice. Many were badly hurt. Cap.
tain Dilks is reported nortally
wounded. The Park was filled with
an excited crowd. 1t is reported
that the military would be called
out.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mayor Wood surrendered himself
to the Sheriff, and gave bonds in
5000. The Sheriff gave himself
up to Conover.
The National Guards, who were
under arms. and were about starting
tor Boston to participate in the Bun.
ker Hill Celebration, then left for
that city. The twelfth regiment o.
State troops is now under arms.
Sc~eral of the Metropolitan police
were beaten so badly, that their re
covery is doubtful.
New YORK, June II.
Mayor Wood succumbed to the
law, this morning, and submitted tc
arrest on a second warrant, without
resistance. Mr.. Turner, Deputy
Street Commissioner, and Captain
Bonnet, of the Mayors police, who
were concerned in the outragcs com
United yesterday, submitted at tn,
same time.
All three were held to bail, IN tn,
sum of So 900 each. The City Hal
is guarded on all sides by the May
or's police, the crowd being exclud
ed, excepting those having business
Nofurther outragcs are applehend
ed, but the troops are in readiness a
their armories, and are prepared tc
meet any emergency that may arise
The City Hall Park has beel
crowded throughout the whole day
there being expectations of anothe
conflict between the police. A
present quiet prevails. There ar
rumors that the list regiment, nov
at Newburgh on an excursion, ha
been telegraphed to return, and ac
cordingly left on the train at tire
O'Clock, together with the Nationa
Guards. Mayor Woods arrest wa
effected quietly by Captain SpeerfuI
of the Metropolitan police, and he i
now in the Sherifls custody. Tw
other warrants are to be issue
against him. The City Hall is sti
held by the Mayors police. Habea
Corpus in the Mayors case is no,
being argued before Judge Russell
The troops are still under arms g
their armories.
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One ofthe Clark County ''Traitors'' Ar
rested.

One ofthe Clark County ''Traitors'' Ar.
rested.
Mr.. Houston, Charleston. o., was
on a visit to the city yesterday, and
was recognized at the Gibson House
by one OF the U. S. Deputy Marshals
as having been seen in the vicinity
of the seat of war during the late
troubles in Clark Co.,, and thereup-
on duly taken into custody. He pro-
cured counsel, and delay being ne.
cessary for max ing q defence, he
was admitted to bail in the sum of
fifteen hundred dollars. We under.
stand that his principal ofense was
in dressing the wounds Of the Sheriff
who was beaten by the patriotic
Marshals. 1t is not surprising that
Mr.. Houston should pronounce this
proceeding an "outrage. "-Cinoin.
natti Commercial,
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SAD CAsUALITY.--On Wednesday

SAD CAsUALrTY.--On Wednesday
morning last. young man about IS
years old, named Juenling in the en-
ploy OF Mr.. j. II. Zahm, was drown
ed in the river nearly opposite the
Fair Ground. In company with sew.
eral other boys, he went down to
bathe, when he accidentally got in
beyond his depth and sank, not be.
ing able to swim. The other boys
were unable to reach him and ran
for assistance, but before it could be
obtained he was drowned. His body
was Immediately recovered and
taken to the house of Mr.. Zahm-
TJfn Tribune.
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shal; then Islands off" and beware
you do not offend royal dignity, or
you will, perhaps, find yos,se.f pick.
ed up, and sent a kiting in the d.
rection OF the Star Chamber Court a,
Cincinnati, presided over by some
United States Commissioner.
The decision in the Dred Scot,
case, SO heartily endorsed by mod
ern Democracy, is another bare.
faced attempt to strike down the in.
depence OF the States, and impose OIL
the people Of the States a yoke ol
Federal tyranny.
The Republican party oftho pres
,nt day, stands where stood the Re.
publican party of JErFERsoN's day,
he earnest advocate Of the rights of
he people. The early Republicans
we're charged by the Federalists
With advocating measures that wol
cad to anarchy, revolution and the
inal disruption Of the government.
The Republicans Of the present day,
re charged by modern Democracy
With having adopted policy that
eads to anarchy, civil war, and a
dissolution Of the Union. The con-
est is now between the Republican
'arty. in its advocacy Of popular
ights, and modern Federalism, in
Is attempts to crush Republican in.
tutions.
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OP The Seneca Co. Bank closed
its doors on "Wednesday last. Asthc
Notes Of this Bank are secured by
State Stock, the holders ofthc notes,
need have no fears, we presume, of
sustaining any loss in consequence,
of the suspension of the Bank.
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ernment stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent
Caution.

mi.
inese pills should not be taken by females
that me pregnant, during the fret three months,
as they are sure TO bring on miscarriage; but
az every other time and in every other case,
they are perfectly safe,
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
rain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exortion, Palptation of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, these Pills will effect cure when
all other means have failed, and although
powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, calomel,
antimony, or anything hurtful TO the consti !.
tuition.
Fuli directions accompany each package.
Sole agents for the U. States and Canada.
JOB MOSES,
Q.ate ]. c. Baldwin 4 COL
Rochester, ". Y.
NJ u. $l.0o and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized agent, win insure n bottle of
the pills by return mail. For sale by
A. LANGWORTHY, Drussi,,.
Findlay, o,
Juno 10 1S57.-(Nov. 2s, Is5G-ly)
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ST. LOUIS, June l6.-Topeka to the
18th inst. say there was a quorum
in both branches OF the Legislature,
which was busy at work perfec ting
county and township organizations.
Robinson's message had been sent
in to the legislature, but had not been
distributed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-06-19

% R. J. M, Ward was hung in
Toledo on Friday last. The Toledo
Times says that on the scaffold, he
denied tho statement that he had
murdered two others, besides his
wife.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-06-19

The Democrat learns that the Free
State Legislature met at Topeka on
tb' b inst.--no quorum. On the
10TH they went into secret session to
discuss the propiety OF Immediately
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@ David Clark has boen elcc'
ted to the United States Senate, for
six years, by the Legislature OF New
Hampshire.
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Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Gafen-
berg Medicines. DR. B. IL II physician OF cxten-
sive practice and one Of the most successiuiih
the county (TrumbulD in which he resides.
''This certiles that have used the GrTien-
berg Pills and Marshall's Cath0licon, sold here
by j. H. G. johnson, in my practice, tn my en-
tire satisfaction. IHeu are good lfedicines.
DI,. &. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbull Co., o., March I, 1851.
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POPULAR OPINIONS
OF THE
Grefenberg Medicines
HARTFORD, Trumbull County. Ohio,
March Z, 1857.

thereby certify that have been dealing in
the Grnicnbcrg Medicines for the past five
years, and can truly say that have never OF.
iered any medicines to the public that have mot
with the decided appreciation OF the people,
ike these; particularly the Pills and Catholi.
con. They sell readily, and perform all and
more than is promised for them. j have sold
about hfty bottles OF the Catholicon the past
season. and hear the best results IN every case.
J. II. c. JOHNSON, Medical Agent
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am physician Of thirty years practice
My principal study has been diseases oi ic.
males. They have generally bailed my best
efforts. Obtaining the materials composing
Marshall's Uterine Cathocon, ] was pleased
with them. gave the medicine q fair tridl and
found myself abundantly successful. In my
former practice could only mitigate the symp-
toms of about half the cascs, and cuni
one In ten. Now can radically cure seven:
teen in twenty, and can mitigate the rest. l
consider Marshalls Catholicon the greatest
blessing Ia females have ever mot with.
JAS. II. WILLIAMS, NJ. d., Charleston.
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~ uaryiian's Sale OF Real Estate by Order
" OF Probate Court.---On the 18th day OF
noon, at the door of the Courthouse In the VII
lage Of Finday, will be sold TO the highest bid.
det, the following real estate as the property OF
Hannah Whitney, to-wit: commencing at the
southwest quarter of section thirteen, IN town
ship one, north of range ten east thence west
three chains and seventy Ave links; thence
south forty chains; thence east three chains
and seventy-aye links; thence north forty
chains TO the place Of beginning.
TERMS or SALE.-0ne third cash In hand; ono
third In one, and the balance in two years, with
ten per cent. interest from day of sale, to bo
secured by mortgage on the premises.
N. F. GRAVES,
Guardian OF Hannah Whitney.
BY f. BROWN,
June 10, lS57.-lw. her Attorney.
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CLEVELAND, June %, ls56.


Mr. II. u kISGsLEy--Dsdr Sir In July, 1865,
| was taken with an ordinary summer complaint
Tor which ] neglected taking any remedies,
hoping that IL would soon stop oI itself but IN
about three weeks ! commenced passing mu,
Gus and blood, and grew very weak, 80 that !
was unable To do half "A days work. applied
To physicians, and was dosed first with opiates.
next with pills made Of Bcltadons and Nnra'o
Of silver took injections of Nitrate OF silver All
all doing no good. ! next took various nome
remedies: recommended by nurses ana o.d IN
dies; neither did they do mo good. Again re-
turned to the care oi the physicians, ana WAS
dOscd with any quantity ofthe most poweriui
astringent known to the profession, tann,) nut
all to no purpose. ] next tried Homeopathy,
which, for tme helped me, but they couid
not advance beyond Il certain point Towards
cure.
From my experience, unhcsitatingly pro-
nOunce IL the best Dysentcry medicine ever
made, and would heartily recommend Its use to
every one with like difficulty. lam led To make
this statement TO the public, through gratitude
for the blessing IL has conferred upon me, and
through the hope that others like afflicted, may
reap the benefit of its use.
Yours rospectfully j. III, HART.
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For sale by A. Langworthy and d. Dixon,
Findlay; Hipkns 4 Co., Gilboa; Dye, Strother
& Co., Van Buren, and by agents in all the prin'
cipal towns in Ohio.
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
June 10, ls57-ly. Agent for Ohio.
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Nstu Aobtrtistmsuts.
The Adriatic.
THE "CLIPPFR AIR.TIGHT {"

fVNAkES wood three feet long has an Elevated
June 10, 1851. s''oN F"
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I. ELKUS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

ALUM
HAVING engaged the services Of Mr., JAMES
~ Oh, Who lately arrived from New YORK, An
enabled to
MAKE CLOTHING,
OF Every description,
IN THE LATEST STYLES!
And b ell eases Guarantee FIT.
viii also keep constantly on hand, q tne at.ort.
meat Of GentlsGenS
Fashionable Furnishing Goods
Comprising the following articles;
xins Rack and blue Frock and Dress Goats;
kino Fancy Business aud Sack Coats;
slack and Fancy Cashmere Pants
Sots, In endless variety;
DAvia jones' Patent Shirts;
undeFahiFts and DVNWVra all kinds
Neck and Pocket Handkerchief;
AlexAndeRs Kid Gloves;
ItdiAg Gloves;
nooeS and Shoes
nA0h Caps, ETC., etc.
. bEMkNRT'B BOOTS Consts ntiy on hand
~ which would invite the attention az the public
60. n. EH.KUSs
~pusu AtSeltgmAn6 old stand,
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Fireproof Brick, next to Dorscy's Block, Main 8
PlacerviIle. August Sth, 1857.
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STATE va CALIFORNIA,
County Of FL Dorado. Set.

NVWVty va Est OOEuUOS SCus
IN .Iu:'.T's Cart. r.,c.rr;;h 76,rnship.-7 The
People GF a. .>.'t< - California;. 10 ". MI.
Ter, GRsETIN0:
VOC are hereby summoned 10 Arpcar before mo.
L At my Office, in Nacerviile Township " the
County Of n Dorado, on the 9Sth day NJ September
4. u, lSS', a. l" o'clock \, NJ 10 answer unto the
complain; O. navd NcWhaucg, who sirS TO recover
In the sum Of s'Niv dolISra and nny.thyer cents on
account for goods and mer, hand.c to wit; EiuNrs,
SeSNs, b. when judgment MI he taken aca'nN YOU
for the said amount together with costs and damages
ycu fAh 20 appear aud Answcr
Given under my hand Ills 18th day ~ September,
A. D. lSSI. s NcC0RMiCK
Justice Of the Peace @: said Township
l. Appearing u ~" satisfaction Of thc Court, nv
the A'a1avt ~ tie P'Nn:;T that the above namrd
De!Cn iciI htS l-ti IT, pnrato County Tor the pcs
.: AV ,i;ug service {; po Ia the above r1; TIED
cause, AMI that thee 'pSt Au>a ct action eA,t.
leg AEAiua; the pcIc0l,nl ~ favor q II, P,ain,N
10 therefore orIerel thA, the r1nrS hC rGhlsh.
cd 10 the MOUNTAIN nrSocRAr, w,cSy nrWspaic:
published In II Dorado Ccunty. fAr one week.
5, MCCORMICK, !. y.
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4 u M I'm o u s.
lNtA,
r, !pa-,-|C C;,,;r.v.
ETArH CT CAilFlRNtA,

csAFH CT NAIFNktA,
- !De--fc CN"r:%
IL Ne pGt',; Coart % ;hs ll,a Ju!,clai r,,altt.-
.Vc"S"rSt ID =, !"sfItI'r VS, Ho 't"f8, d..
,GrTiSY!-Act,cn hrcvsa, IN The n ,;rct Ccur, "
the lith idtraI nSr'tL And ;hr roal int t,cL in
the County = T. norStN, ii Ne oif>c - the IicrS
o. said r'>ir't; Ctur;, II AL :,r said County .rj
STATE,
rke Penr!e - ~ safe >: Az mia. send Carr.
iSa To HCGu rrERv. ne; n&ar,.-
VoC are hereby T, Gtr,d tr s?.car In AZ acton
Il h.or reN'.s y"r by tAS al naG.cd W,utiK
Ia the District Cour; Of the liza JUjciai n>tt> ~. AID
FOR 49, CNuNtv "t u Dorado, anl IL Nnsw~t he co,n-
r'a'.t flea therein, q ccpy Of which accompanies
the summons within ten days exclusive Of tie day
ofservIeel are the service on !CG Of ;ls summons
NJ Served within THIS county; II served out Of this
Cca-ty. hut within TITS Judicial District within TWEEN.
y days; or Y servet gu; " said District: then within
forty dSys-or Judgment by default will b. taken
against No3,
Tar Pajd aston IL hrorrA, 70 Obtain a decree ~
Divorce a Ci"rN'o v,G.r!WS@ii, tNr the following
causes LIST, Villa! dcScgtiVn at EA!ntT tr Defend.
ant, fer twN yeas ~ wl'd refusal aud uesc>t
10 Mrn,sA r'A'otM with tae cosn,rn EetesSt,ies NJ
lie, Tor the period a. three year, AisN ios al order
giving rs,G,.H the custody q l. r v'Nii auI or
casts 81 this proceeding aud for CHER icet as set
forth In complaint II YOU fall 10 appear AS above
required and answer or other defence make to tbs
AetiOa ta'n,n viii Apply &c the Court for The relief
prayed Tor In said complaint, AMI Il you also "a 10
appear and answer the said complain; as above re-.
Quired, the said PAiatlI will tsEr Judgment against
according to the prayer Of sad complaint.
Given under ely hand with the Rcal Of sad
T. Court attSe At otcr Ia rlacrrvIllc, this llth
dEy 81 September, In the year Of our Lord one
snoSsand eight hundred and ttty.seven,
D. c. MCKINNEY, Clerk,
Fy n, r TIiINAn;r, Deputy ClI.
HASry = DoNir, PAiutas Attorneys.
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