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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

Michel Robinsoa de- ssns from
Johk,y. Ossps.n. . sse,.. .l.ev..
from PshAsylvsnis, he N1ss yeuns
man., man, hishl, 'ssnsd, Al had no
The wounded CD WIN. Esairrrovo
ami his brother Asa Hsirryoye
formerly Of Georgia, who came here
u live In a free-6tste. This Is the
head and front Of their ofIending.---
Also, Rev. Charles Reed, q Ba5tist
preacher from Wisconsin, who mo.
we'd into that place q week ago. He
was badly wounded and crept into
the wooda aud ~sa not found Ill,
morning. Amos Hall and his broth.
er, Austin Hall, who was not hurt.
but fell from prudcntial reasons. -
Charles Snyder was slightly hurt in
the leg and back.
The Rufian band was led by
B5ockett, Of Fort Scott, and accom-
panied by DR.. Hamilton and others
OF that place, who have made them
selvs notorious for two years past.
The murders were committed yes
terJay at one O'Clock. The news
sp.aad like wildfire over the country.
and before midnight three hundred
armed men bad assembled at the
trading post. Scouts were sent into
M issouri, but no clue could be found
to their retreat. Most Of the people
in the State condemned the act, and
were willing we should take them il
We could. Il is supposed the Rlf.
fians are at Westport, and our men
are now marching on that place,
with the intention Of taking thetn-
poseeably IL we can. forcibiy ii we
must.-[Ld,cr Republican En-
ira.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

ES0Llsu SwIsDLE IN KANsAs.-The
Commissioners have liked upon the
first day Of August to hold the cleo.
sion, which will enable the fes State
men to sdmiaistss . most telling re.
luke to the corrupt demagsgues who
thought to purcAass them to their
lintereste.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

% Hon. Henry E. Anthony, ex
Governor Of Rhode Island. has been
elected United States Senator from
that State, to succeed Allen, (Dcm. }
whose time expires on the fourth oi
March next. This is another Re
publican gain in the Senate.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

A Coon FERTILIzER. IN. NJ. Green.
Esq, ordered a couple of barrels Of
poudrette from New Yo,k, costing
there 81, rs per barrel. On apply
ing 1t by hand, he grasped what had
been a steel purse, but corroded so
as to tumble to pieces. and In il we're
an eagle and two half eagles-S2O,
in gold. The purse sp; cared to
have contained paper money also,
but the paper money was an indis.
tinguishable mass o! pulp. The
Squire las a high opinion of the
fertilizing qualities Of poudrctte. He
says hc would order q thousand bar,
rels, they would warrant them sucl
as that one. ~ Akron I eacon.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
Later from Europe.

QuEBEo, June 1.-The steamship
Indian has arrived from Liverpool,
with dates to the 10Th.
The Indian left at IL O'Clock on
the morning OF the 10th. The North
Star was to leave Southampton on
the same day.
An unreliable dispatch says that
breadstuffs were dull, but that all
qualities had unprecedented to
the extent Of 2@5d, and Flour @2s.
Telegraphic dispatches from Bom-
bay, received at Malta, state that
Azinghur was relieved OH the 18th
Of April. by General Lugard, with
but trifling loss.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

"L. d. Campbell intends to
iun Tor Congress this fal! again
independent Of tho Lccompton ques-
tion, which in and Of itself would
kill the best man tho Democracy
could bring ont, the unfair trest,ncn,
Of Campbell, by the majority in Con
gress, will DO much to secure hi,
election.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
Tho FiGeen Million Loaa.

The Till authorizing o loan oi FlF.
TEEN MILLIONS OFDOLLARS
- tho ~ Of the administration o,
Washington, has passed the Senate
6e.a strist party vote. Tho Gov.
eminent ot tho United States hes
never before BEEN disgraced with
such . corrupt. and at tho same time
sash . weak Administration, - Ia
chat Of Buchanan. buchanan came
into pows with tho promise Of many
ex,saosdinasy rsior,us ~ and on,
sssong the rest, wss the anal settle
wont Of the Kspsss question. And
aad psedIetioaf the many promises
ip this county, - Marty
With buchanan In tbs Presidential chair
vhteh we regard AZ setSlsd aud csrtain. sec
eaonst aeitstton win b. Terminated. and In
e"ssfy put In o condition Of complete saiet,
lisa "'"''es e'4''''' Of July u
49,.
sniasOt qaaise.iio 8. sis bong sds; .sperisnSs C.,
sa ,s u. hss al sss.sri .sssiS': ~
slso. e pas y. snS .Sss s A1ys T .a,s conn
che ~. Hss,i,isSis. ia.s :. ana ss.asr ann. %! :.
is,a lssasi :. isss. '' ~"
We'll, Bncl'anan 10 tin the Presi
ds''sial chair" and h;s shors.sish,ed
esss and improdsnes have redoullsd
s,se sscs'oasi asitsiion." James
sessar = "slccssd Prssidunt, u
ssa2a.al ~ asal'nv VII "'eo.ioLal
hs'wssn The north and the
ssh' hs hM sggrsvs'sd it,
as.ss Duchsnsn b slsctsd frcsi-
0sas nas inseSsa OF putting the
eoaas'y 10 . so''dis''a Of eomplsts
:esse! sad prosperity" h. Ass 20
as?Se sne Hossaa,nss' 70 'oe punt
SesAsssres' aA'o s..se 700 Id 'sss
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

SrASroH's LErrKa. have on
hands a letter recently written BY
ex.Secretsry Stanton 10 his friends
Ia Tennessee, in which he exposes
tho course Of the Administration to.
wsri ksnsas and in a very ospe.
cisl manner condemns tho English
swindle. lie speaks Of the vote Of
the Republicans in Congress in op.
position to Lecompton 90 "liberal
and patriotic" NJ one can doubt
that tho firm and unfaltering course
OF the Republicans in Congress has
done much to dissbuse tho public
mind Of tho islse Impressions made
by their adverssriss; and with oil
the cry about their having but one
idea, they have proved that they are
ready to make q practical spplica.
ton Of their principles, when oppor.
tunity offers. We will publish this
letter when we can find space.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

S-ay Of the I'taindeale, has
20 removsl from the Cleveland
o''o'i'cc' s"a a-riAmin Harrington
has been app6in.ed in Ms s,ead. -
Gray committed the anpar,lou .ble
Gin Of opposing tho Lecomp,on Con.
stitu,ion. Ills acquiescencs In tho
English swindls did him no good
lie has lost his head.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

A KENTUCKY TRAGEDY. On Wed.
nesday last, William Marsh, while
sitting in front OF q hotel in Bran
denburYh, KY, was shot down with
out warning by Stanley Young,
whose father he had killed in an az
fray seven years ago. Marsh fell
dead cn the spot, and his murderer,
leaping upon n horse, escaped before
the bystanders could arrest him.
Gin. Gdz.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

Salt Lake NeWs--Mssnsa Msveaenss
-Wensn Patsing % sAe ngseekss--
The CAsreh Taxes bseeaatag Soo
Grievens.
BY the arrival Of tho steamship
Aasss 1syIor, we have nswa from
Los Angeles to the 2ad April. Ou
the The Goth Ave wsgons srriysd q
San EsEnaTdino ftua Sch t.aksO Olsy.
The men report that Ool. xAne. alksz
comforting with Brigham Young,
went to the camp Of Gen. Johnston;
and shortly attsr that tho Mosmos
Phrophes issued . proolanA1ioa o..
dsr,cg bic people 20 psspsss " isass
Salt Lake City, and move into. tn
seuthssn eoassiss u he Territory,
10 avoid all meeting with ~ Uai-
ted States tsosps, snd AVOID I'll
qnasrsls II they must msee thsm.--
They ere 10 Gnd new hosAas unon
the Colessdo. Mohsvs, end In Ne
valleys on the eastern slope Of the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

THERE were 442 deaths in New
YORK last week, being an increase Of
40 as compared with the preceding
week. OF these, ll3 were men; So
women; 116 boys, and 1913 girls
Eighteen deaths were from violent
causes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

FsoM Sr. LOUIS. 3l.--The
Republican learns that Governor
Stewart has sent Gen. Parsons te
Bates AMI Cass counties, to asccr-
tain the extent Of troubles and
whether it will be necessa.y to Cal
out the militia to protect tho border
counties oi Missouri, from the depre.
Jations Of Montgomery's band o.
robbers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

The trial Of Walker and HennipR-
sen, fillibuster,, which was deferred
until the Oath ult.. hss been sgain
postponed. The Government IL
would seem, 10 not yet ready to face
the damaging disclosures promised
by the fillibuster chief.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

-
l.s~s eiae IN. N1lHS have
{: /; ]; &C; /: E;
~ d prisss thsst ne 80 - suisd.
X Il 10 4 wsli .l6s3nz - fIss y least
i~o.ihisds Of thS SpSkssh qssneSA ere
taken IN trade st twenty csnss three.
founhs Of the sishths. or twelve.and.s.
half cents pieces. Tor dimes nineteen.
twentie,hs Of the sixtsenths, or six.
psncss, for fve cents. The. average
value 81 the Mint bsing 26 l.2 cts,
90 - cts.. 10 0.l0 cts., and s 5.8 c,s.,
whsnes. will sriss the danger OF loss I
Il 10 certainly desirable that we
should. a. speedily as possible. get rid
OF this defaced and mutilsted coin, and
in order 10 hasten and facilits,e so dc. .
sirsbls q result. ! would suggest the fol.
lowing plan: Let the merchants
Ihrousho the State consent to take
Spanish and Mexican quarters, exhibit.
ing full heads, pillars, dates, &C., At
2s cu.; shilIInss. equally plain. al
IL l.2 css.; sixpencss, Of like dsscrip.
lion, at 8 IA cts.; old ard dsfscsd
quarters .shillings end sixpe nces, q, 20
Cts. 10 cis.. and 6 cts, respectively /;
keep thom in store until ten, twenty,
fifty or one hundred dollars shall accu.
muls.e. whom they can be expressed to
tho Mint and exchanged for new Amer.
lean coin. This result can be easily
brought about, wi,hou, loss TO any one.
II any batter plan than the one pointed
out can be adopted, let US know il.
ISRAEL GREEN,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
The remains OF President Monroe

The remains OF President Monroe
which have lor q quarter OF Q zen
,ury moldered in y private tomb ia
the upper part OF this city, will pro.
hably bc removed to Virginia on til,
fourth Of July next, at the request .
the Legislature oil that State. Steps
were taken in the Common Council
last night to aid in the work.--[N
y. Tribune.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

INDIAN BAYrLx.--CHscAoo, June I.
st. Paul pspass of Saturday con.
tain acct unts ~ . fisilt bstwesa .
band Of 80 Sioax Indiana, snsampsd
near Shakopse, snd 900 Chippewa.
The battle rssultsd Id Gsvef Of The
Sioux. Fosr Chippswss wsre killed
and elk dangerously wounded ; Two
Sioux were killed and twelve wound.
ed
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
CONSEQUENTIAL
F,SplAr, O.. Iuas 4.

EWuI1tI Oss suOe ., Ib60.
Nm. SssAa; Ga ihs sssh ul,.ms,
sddisnAd . lsssss - shs, 1assssssss sl
sAs United S'siAs Mat. u PhusasieAia.
@skins isq'dsiss ia sssasA - ~ sssssi
value Of SPsaish and Msxissa ssis.
The ssbjoinsd lssssr. which ! bad , ~
fss PubIisasion. i' shs sply ofDs sssr.
sson. Treasurer Of The Mint. The In.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

FROM HAvAsA.-NEw YonK, May
3l.-The steamer Empire CITY has
arrived from Havana with dates to
the 25th instant. Sugars were half
a real higher until the report OF the
advices from the United States by
the steamer Isabel, which caused
purchasers to pause. Holders are
iirm. Molasses unchanged.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

New YORK May. 2s.--The steam.
er Arct'c will proceed to sea to. day
bound to the Gulf. The frigate
Wabash viii, this morning, drol
down to Staten Island where she
will remain for a lew days before
sailing for the Cult.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

Tss BsAzlLsAx S1yls. lAvor.
rse mode Of inlgoducine 10 lvssil 10
ssie ~ bs-Lhie h ny ftjsn Il
respopsibls - ~ WSeosld wish
thst this us4esqhtght bs ineospora-
ted among tie zlalea Of Geod 30
cisty" At Wsshingfon.
IN. y. Post.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
NEw YoRK MATTERS. .--Jugs L.
Tho steam ifigats Wabash sailed

Iho steam figate Wabash sailed
for Jsmscia.
Tho recent action Of the Sch ool
crustass IN como Of our wards in
esaiAhlAG The bible from our school
assAiiqg much excitsmsat. The
United &mssioans have taken the
mqAAss np Aad . meetin NJ wss held
i4s sight of dsieosts from Ali ,hs
CAapAmDts Asessmius On sapasusss
20 stV6elsg this alleged ssenpt I'd
Roman Oaaholies b get oenso! oi
our public seAseb. Il isunderssood
that . gsqssai comn,itfss oi the
Proisseaat A0ssiean Assosistion is
alss sseAaiUsd ter ~ parposs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
Latest from Europe.


The steamer Ilamnonia, from
Hamburg via Southampton, arrived
hero to. day with London dates ia
May 18th. The Canada arrived out
on the 18th.
Nothing important had been done
in parliament. The debate on the
Indian bill wss resumed in the Com
mons, but no action had been had or
to the 18th.
Telegraphic dispatches from rom.
bay, received from Malta, state tha,
SciLghicr was relieved the 15tl,
Of April by Gen. Lugard with but
trifiing loss. Gen. Seaton defeated
the rebels near Futtinghur, killing
and wounding 800 and capturing
their guns and nnnition. A body
Vi rebels in the Malthora Mountains
had also been defeated; also large
body OF Bhecls in the Sanpore hills
and 500 captured. The British loss
was small. Gen. Rose had delayed
his advance upon Calpee in conse-
quece OF threatened demonstrations
Of the rebels upon lhsrsa.
A Vienna despatch says the Mon.
tencgrians had attacked the Turks
near Grahvnn, and nearly anni'iila-
ted their whole force. killing theiI
Commander, Kinmell Pascha, snd
capturing all their guns. The Mon
tcnegrians loss Was 200 hundred
killed and wounded. Tho Turks
numbered 1000; the Montenegro
ana 5. 900.
Ilostilitics had been suspended
between Turkey and Montenegro.
The London Times say, rumors
are prevalent in political circles con-
cerDing the intentions Of France
towards Belgium. and that at Brus-
sels the prospect OF a French inva.
sion was = familiar topic Of discus
sion. The Cologne Gazette says
that Notifications at KcnmaSbuig
are to be considerably strengthened
and eighteen additional iorts are Ia
be erected at Spanlam.
The .aip Phoenir, from Mobile,
arrived ut Liverpool May lah, with
the crew and passengers OF the ship
Grand Duohess OF Boston, which
was burned at sea on the 1lth.-
She was from New York, bound ior
Liverpool, and when discovered wac
in y most critical condition; but hel
passengers and creS were all saved
The vessel and cargo age q totaI
loss.
Three Australian vesseis arrived
at London on the 18th, bringing
nearly 100. 900 ounces Of god.
The people Of Maryland have de-
cided against the calling of 10 consti'
tntional Convention.--The maiori.
ity in the negative is 7 800, with St
Mary's and Calvert counties to hear
from.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
Mixr OF THE ,UsiTEo Svtrrs,l

PaIL.prLrHIA. May 81, SO.
5IR; In tepIy to your inquiry Of the
Gath inst. | have to state tha, we pur.
chase Spanish and Mexican silver at
the rate Of $l,22 l.2 por ounce. troy
or nearly elise l.2 per lb., averdu.
.pois. At these rates. the yield is, on
the average. for Mexican quarters,
26 l2 cents; for Spanish quarters,
20 i.2; for sigh,hs, 10 9.l0; for six
teenths. s l.s. Very respectfully.
DAsIEL STURGEON,
Treasurer.
IsnAL GnEEs. Esq. Findlay. o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

4AeLaoAD Aoopusp.--Junc L.
Ne kassvasd bound Rxpssss srsiu
|sa tls @. W. = q. n. r., paa into
10 sasca vhish was ssossipe She
|tMsk q Ciselsvills, kiliips 8 man
end ssssssly iaj1sisg Sc vito.
both horsse were killsd.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

| Ma. Ep,Eoa tf the Ocnocfscy eject Mr..
Bsshus ucsstef Of the Board Of Public
Works. and noxe him out THE wsy, does he
do his duty ty electiRg his tsethss, Alfred
1sckss. Collector al Delance st salary OF
"a Geo. who aesee hcl,,sA tAe Dsuoosscy,
aad never haA tbs cspseiiy 10 do 90, and ID
scarcely 6t for the oGoe, In pssfcre nee TO
men whs hare doae both the Stats end psrty
servicef Neeotism in eli s<es has besn ds.
sounced BY inseliigeni min Dc, but this difty
<iscsiniaatioa in favor Of his family b. one
slscsd eeyssd bis eapssity hy psmocrsts, 4
sv, ~ way ucsa ssd discseditable.
Nag %, lses. Drnos.
Dsty, sow days. 10 about the last thins 10
be expected from public ot1csrs, where il
comes in eondlet With their personal sspirs.
t,sss. Vet, Mr.. Dsetus has many piece.
dents To justify bis sslectioa. and perhaps.
% u Ia call 10 ths family hs may have
lceaeludsd that whstsvef tsltut<hs lacked,
his brother might posssss, and shsse hin 90
60 fsr To obtain suitakis Dsrsons for plsees
uaass his control while he. has svsiIsbie
brothess sloas his line OF public works un.
provided for. Taleat. In these things, is
. secondary Qualification.
The above 10 from the kalida Sen.
tinsl, . Democrats organ. Now,
the taking oil the appointments from
the Governor and comforting them
on Bsckus, was in and Of itself the
essence OF selfisliness. The princi.
pal sotors had in view tho securing
to themselves, or their friends, office.
Mr.. Jackson, who represented the
district In which the Sentinel 10 pub
lishcd, and who was chairman Of
the committee that reported the bill
clothing Backus with tho appointing
power, received one OF the best Of
fices IN the gilt Of Dackus; and be-
cause the Constitution prohibited his
holding an Office created, or whose
salary had been increased, by the
Legislature Of which he was q mem.
Der, he resigned his seat and accept.
ed the lucrative cffice. Backus, in
appointing his relatives to Office, j.
only pursuing tho sa,ue seldsh course
the Legislature did in giving him
the power to make tue appoint
ments,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
OF The people OF Kansas ara In

O. The people Of Kansas arc in,
digna"t At the attempt on tho par,
Of the Government to, buy them up,
. 10 proposed in tho English bill.--
They arc not bsckwsTd in declaring
that tho Government docs not own
lsnd snoagA to buy thsu,, sni the,
thsy will sssnsia in u Tawisorial oou.
Aision " the cad Vi time, ra.l.ss ,Asn
sa6'His tosaeh degrading eonditiass.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04


to lay before our readers the follow.
ing communication, just received
from n gentleman whose character
Tor veraci'y is impeachable:
MoSEKA, Linn Co., X. T.,l
May 90.
Yesterday a party Of pro-slavery
men from Missouri came into the
Trading Post" situated on the
military road leading from Fort Scott
to Fort Leavenworth, where it cross.
es tho Usage river, about three miles
from the State line. They were not
seen till they emerged from the tim
her, and rode up to the store. Here
they took Mr.. q. w. Andrew and
John F. Campbell prisoners. Then
they started on the road towards
kansss City. They overlook here
q Mr.. Stillwcll, from Sugar Mound
who was going up to the river for q
load Of provisions.
They took him prisoner, and or.
dered the others to get into his wag-
on and tide. In half . mile further
they came to n missionary by the
name Of Rev. Charles Roed. They
ordered him into the wagon, and
dismissed Andrews. They contin.
on for two miles and a.half, when
they had taken twelve men.
These men had been taken when
at their work, without resistance,
and unarmed, and had never been
implicated in the troubles in Kansas.
They were conservative men.
On arriving at a deep ravine, in
q skirt OF timber, the commander
called q halt. The prisoners were
formed into q line, about Ave yards
in advance Of the horsemen.
The command was given to "Pre.
sent Arms! Fire!!" Every man
dropped. Four were KILL sd
ell but one OF Tie Others were osdiy
wounded. The rafians then WHEEL
ed .l1ir horses and gslioped of. In
u few minutes three Of them return
ed and searched their victims for
money. They kicked the men, and
rolled them over very roughly to see
ifthey were dead. Finding one only
slightly wounded, . ruffian put . re-
volver to his ear, and fired--remark.
ing that no had always found that
the most certain shot hecould make.
He took the key Of the safe out Of
Campbell's pocket, saying "thsre
was money in that safe, and no would
come back some night aud get it.
The names Of the killed are
WIN. Stillwell, of Sugar Mound,
recently from Iowa. He 10 Q young
mau, with . young and beautiful
wife, and two young children. He
islt perfectly safe, relnarhiee 10 Q
companion that ''he Yves . Free
Maaoa;" and it IL said that q Free.
Mason, d.. hamilton, Of Eost Scott,
shoe him. Hs ives hilled with .
douhae barrslsd shot gun, loaded
uiah pistol bells, the charge enter.
in6 III - hsesst. He was highly
sg6sssnsd In this nsighhoshooi, I, and
bic dsasA win Be avenged.
PAArick Rsss was an Irishman,
snd I'D 6esn driven iNym bic sla;m
% ~ Little Ossss, BY the sans
.Nr. Oclpeszsr was q farmer from
Psunslyvania,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

Low Tsx CAax SrAsss. he
CaglIsh bill the DspeessAy sppsessA
The psopls OF Ksnsss vcry 0ssh -
hAss 'nonisd monopaliss CO pablic
oAlcsss; '' Here SpssIssIsa, aps
sa.as fSas miliioss assss II lsad.
which ws viii Raass you by cay of
's'sapliiasnf,' II jon siil accept OF
y. We Do not wish. sf eeusss. 70
siss yes In sssasd b Lsconpses.--
Bst u uo~id give - sssas plsassssI
70 - Pssaistsd 10 sesdss yoa this
ssM = . sssaiwsay Of sLs very high
'sga'A 10 saWe sor year isssgri,y.--|
VIII yes seespt u tho psopasi,ioa !
or aot?"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04


s ussass Rudia. t,s,rss...
10 s;u - seca from &souats 4
spaoW colussn. 'ths border ru@an
q 1hsoasi have co@meased ih'
wose st 'aard.r and cssnAgc in !th'
Ssed1e cnnuiiss Of ksnsss. Quite I
afaNAcr ,cf poeceabir, uno<seodsuf
cisishea ssss oesn sciEcc sasd @ar
49, 10 eo'A s''o'd. The sreAte''
rssasAo .sxeSssnenf. - . eonse'
3Cones, lscvaiss, sed so'h'oe wal
eesesey Pscsenf shs se-enac'a''en,
A0e sl~odS cosmos shas nave 81
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es sa'es'ste etss"y. sn
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10y os No ...a Aannn's@a.'0s .
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- ws Wy $50 seca ""A 700 90"
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04


nsss Nss Pssaish Tkea.
;3;!a5!::s:sa!::!|!::::!!! I! :!
10, spssisus production. snd called
u shs ssnuins bin, but IL 10 90 false
- u b fssadulent. Not one pro-
vision a sho bill 10 correctly givss.
Douglsss spcech proved to be . III.
tie toe highly seasoned for the deli.
ssss- ssyassH aissssies~ ~ofa asoms ol
HE pArts. Nsvsr having beoa placed
10 sueh an awkward position. we are
not competent to appreciate tho em.
barrassmsnt the gentleman 10 lsbor.
ing nader. But We kind Of think Il
makes him swsst awfnlly; sbout
like 1t would m individual who un-
dertskes 10 hold on TO the hind end
OF an empty wagon. when tho team
10 running III, and when tho "crisis"
dsmands I" tall walking" If he OK.
poets to check the onward course Of
certain Of his party by such an effort,
he will find himself pretty we'll "a.
tigued at the end Of the race.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

wss hssssts stsus ky ~ inssspsl
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pls s' ID. ss sssS ~ w i
10 0ossfsnsat spaid havs dine
'he sano ty Q sp,iai sommissiou,
influenced by tho ssme mosisss and
guided BY tho ssms consiiiatofy
spirit.
Tho fact 10, Bucl,snsa aod bis
party "a Gdosd no sxcaae f5f such
= prodissI nee Of he pubic money.
VIA the people Of tisis county sllow
themselves to 10 mislsd sssin, this
hll, in thc same naaucrf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04

Corsfv CoavrarIos.--Oar reed,
ss' win give ssssssios to the osli,
fonnd In another eolama. tas Q n,
psbliosn OSavsntiop In sLis county,