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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-20
Philadelphia Market.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lS--M.
Flour increasing, with no export demand
Market quiet sales to the trade at ) SOFA,
> 62i for fresh ground superfne; ) G2l(1
6 % for extra, and 8 5067 90 for extra
family. Rye flour and corn meal no sale.
Wheat is in good demand; sales of $4,000
bush. good and prime rcd 2s(dl 30 Ken
lucky red 80, and white 35Gll 10
Rye is in good demand al 50 for old, and
7OG IS for new. Corn scarce; sales of yell
low at 5000. Oats steady at 424 for new
Delaware. Whisky steady at ia 24l for
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
New York Market.
New York, Sept. ls-A.
Flour firm; 1000 bbs sold. Wheat
buoyant; 10000 bush sold; red oral 25 !;
white $50 30. Corn firm; 80 600 BUSH
sold mixed 7o(c64s; white 80.
Baltimore Market. ri a-t..
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1s-N.
Howard street -four so; city mills 81
a. so. Wheat quiet and unchanged
White corn is 1880; yellow 90@9l.-
Whisky dull at 25G2j! Provisions dull.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-20

Through Tickets can lie obtained at the Pavilion
Hotel, or at the Depot, head of Locus: street.
J. T.. MARTIN, Secretary.
Evansville, September LIST, ls5S-lm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-20

FL WILLIE RAILEoAD.--on aud after Wednes-
day. September list, the prices Of tickets from Ey.
ans, lie to points named below, will b, as follows,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-20
ROCK, WlcKs, & CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
Commission Merchants, and
DEALERS ~
Foreign q Domestic Liquors, Cigars,
Do DC. &C.
40 HIz v0r-

TIRG.Sr., MISSOURI SND Ky TOBACCO
Also, AGENTS r0E-
M TSTEtLE COTTON fARAS. TH'IEE- PAG-
TING, COTTcS - EsNTLLA CORDAGE,
No. III Main siits,,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
We keep constantly on hand large stock Of pop
ular brands Uf JOlGcc0, among which ate noiAnds
Empress Pine Apple Twist aud Pancake. Also,
E.bsrts' and FaT-s' best brands.
cur stock Of pure Old Bourboh and Rye Whisky,
l. large aud well selected, all Of which offer
Cond texas to the Western and Southern trade.
M TT MOCK. WICKS & CO., Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-20
WhAlesale TAhacca Agency.

Ne. 5lI Main street, Louisville, Ky.
Weare noS r'ctiyiBg sar new stock q Virginia
aui Kentucky IoCa,css which we offer low 10 the
uOTT AND's T0RAcC0
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-20
Candidates.

Mr.. Edisor.-You win please announce my
name a. a candidate for the Office Of County Coro-
ner Of yanderburgh County.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-20
MPP pIsish1i AND LECTURES.

The undersigned citizens of Terre- Iaute, have
cepted the Office Of Trustee of the Terre-Haute Fe-
male College, and may be referred at any time by
such rs desire further Information concerning the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-20

will cure Ague and Fever, Chils and Fever, Dunsb
Ague, Intermittent and Remittcnt Fevers, aud al
the various forms Of Fevers incident to Bilious eli.
mates IL there is a man, woman child suffer
ing with Ague and Fever, they advised to pro-
cure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. II is a
positive cure-spcedy and permanent. Try it.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So
DIR. EAsrERLT, corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, ST. Louis Sole Proprietor, to whom all or
ders must be addressed got the genuine. Sold by
Hallock Stoddard, ". Bierbower, Liech 4 Gals
lett, Keller White, Agents for Evansville, and by
gxist. snsrsliy. mySi-fyfns
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
The Reward of Merit,

During our late sojourn in Holli.
darsburg we visited Lindsey IL Lem
on's extensive Blood Svarchur Man
niactnry. AMI found the Proprirtors
and their entire irrce husily employ
ed in the nanuiactnrc, bottliny and
packing oi this celebrated disease
destroying medicine - tine dc,nanh
being so great that scarcely a mo-
ment 81 time is allowe 20 any one
engaged about the cstablishmrnt.-
Orders from all quarters are daily
.crowding upon them, and the con-
slant cry IL. "Send on more OF your
medicine it is working wonders in
this region. and We cannot do with
ont it," No better evidence than
this need be adduced to convince
any one that this celebrated prepa-
ration possesses all the merit that in
claimed Tor it, and We are really
glad to know that the l'roprietors
are rcapiDg the rewards oi their un-
ltiring industry and scientific labor.
Our friend Lindsey has 81 ent many
years in the most untiring effort to
bring this medicine to perfection.
and the certificates sworn 20 and
subscribed by the many who have
been benefited by its use. are proc.
positive that his most sanguine ex.
pectations have been realized. Let
all afflicted with the many ills for
which il is a certain antidOte, avail
themselves OF lts healing qualities,
and our word for it they will have
good reason to rejoice over the bless
ings il is sure to confer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15


! Tho Ilapcock County Fair, held
last week, was quite we'll attended,
especially on Friday and Saturday.
The people came out with the ex-
pectation, no doubt, Of witnessing
an entertainment both interesting
and profitable. How far they were
disappointed, we are not pre-
pared to say, but one thing is Ger.
tain, the exhibition came short OF
former years. No blame, of course.
can be attached to the Agricultural
Society, for they cannot furnish ma
terial to make such an exhibition
serve the purpose for which it was
constituted. Upon the people oI
The county this duty must devolve.
We hope q greater effort will be
made to make this important occa-
ZION hereafter, everything it shou' d
be, to promote the industrial inter-
.eIests OF the county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15


REPUBLICAN GAINS IN HANcocS
County. Y.-1he Republicans, although
defeated in this county, have made
a very handsome gain on their op.
Lonents. The average gain on the
state ticket, as compared with the
vote Of last year, is about seventy
i've, and the average gain on the
county ticket, as compared with last
year, will be probably between sew
enty five and one hundred This is
certainly encouraging, considering
the earnestness and energy with
which our opponents prosecuted this
contest. The Democracy are bad
ly beaten party, and no mistake.
LATER. - Since the above was
written, we have received the aggre-
gate official vote in this county,
which we publish in another column.
Ii will be seen tha. Mr.. MuDgen' .
majority is two hundred and three,
a decrease as compared with the vote
on Governor last year, Of fifty-five,
and for the state officers OF sifty-one.
The Republican gain on the state
officers in this county is seventy; and
on the county officers the average
gain is one hundred and thirty-two-
q considerable increase.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
CAUTION.

DR.. JACksOx deems II H. lie dsir. oh A..
owes % the afflicted. alSn to hinIself la u,u.
ti"h the Invalid pul'ilc akaitst II lot II nnurIL
",rled imr'si-rs csdii2 ghcniselye. ..Dect.r.',
Nfu whiaer thr'lS' tie crunlry from ,.lxes
Jo place t1nf' Omu In tie samo pIar.I- me-.
posing upon lhs s,ck by rei,res Sc nti,,' I'm.
selves 80 using lF. Jackson's indian re m s,,,ss
IT as being connected with DR., j. and s,pI On,
py HIN. la : ne ii;,cts tu-se felhrv, 1rL
rrpr9se aied theB,>t ives "a the ..Ipxsrn,.rDs
JAck~oN GIASkLf, uh1 particularly h.s a.
iasi seasoh travelled through SO yer,,f eoj,,ti~s
St"pl ,rg among ,he Farmers. who ass ,,u,e,isry
nam" ahg then sa ,iidni the people. ard sv.n
went :" hf rs ~ sxhibu oeriiilc.les III eu,..
Vidrt>se1 I" the. All this j. talse and ser,',},S.
Gus. nave n" professional cuufect,on ri,I,
any th- IN tae United states. n.,r has : Z ~ .n'
ilme ever HnlhrriScd tzna never shs,il -
person 10 nse M, ns,ius. practies otty r.
hrse TWINS naid ctties. asa a.w,, saSs, ~,
shali publ'sh my appointments m al ~ -.
pers ana oy circulars. la li,is- ssy lhe nni,li,
may ki'"w ~ ss's'tses, m t,hs Y, ana.
@wsfe oi i~I 4 IN Wasds,tp1as 20 stery'
y r son '.op,e 'o Mr.s' % 3uur beix ahprrAsd. -
B. EGs, Paw Nxpt. is,aisis - stae aai
n, b. nr' ss1ks'a ~ n e.salnsss n Assn,
,mgsssi,iiy, al Eases u = .ttesii ! y,f <S.l..
DIR. JACKSON esn {,s sen~ds,s = r.ma. !.
Saa,s ynsa !, .s. Nh. ii,v Friday, stsr ~ \
Ohio, 'Gslt House. fhsssass ~ =.
.hpaiS Srs,syIs A,rsr, II xsaiax y, ,sS.e a sei
'ISs Ssss. sIs \" No. % ssis' st - NJ sxx
-ctten ed esasilra ssa,nsasa asih~~~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

We cannot refrain from calling the
attention OF our readers to All advertise.
ment in this days paper OF the Hair
Restorative of P,of. o. J. Wood &
Co., OF ST. Louis. 1t will be seen that
he has numerous certificates from per
sous Of the highest character, TO the
merits OF his Restorative. From pos
live knowledge we are also enabled to
Say, that it is in every sense what it
Processes to be. and we do not hesitate
to pronounce it the finest preparation
for the head and hair wrich ha. so lar
beer devised by human ingenuity -
We have sren il arrest threatened bald.
ness, and restore to the head its orisi.
NAL proIusion OF natural and glossy
hair, and when the later has been pre-.
tinged with gray, we hsv.
seen II like magic, restore the color OF
y oYIh aud heai;i.. The distinguished
property of this, we mi.hl truly say,
'heslorative, is tHa. il gives
10 the person Hho uses il, SAME
head ol hair Ihat ;hcy wore in youth,
thus acting IN sluct compliance with
the rules OF the FIRST aud ,reatrs, OF al!
toilet make!S-Natur,. No 1ne who
has u-1j II Vii hesitate 10 unite with
us IN ihis testimony tritS peculiar mef.
IT, CocnsGfoa Iow.J P,Opte s Friend.
Sold BY al goo iira:giss.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

We see that Dr.. Jean Ledour,
we'll known practitioner in Frank lin,
Louisiana, has como out win strong
,nior>,mcnt Of DR.. c. W. Roback's
celebrate'! vegetable specifics, II, t Scan.
iiuuvan Bluoi Pj,'s and Blood Puri.
fer. lie says, in letter published in
the Southern papers, THESE medicines
tthe Pills and Purifrr) undoubtedly
relieve disorders iuciden, to the digest.
I'VE orsaus, improve the appetite, re.
new the strength, sliay nervou, irriis
uon, AMI Tree the sl stem from the i'm.
purlIles which geurfate ani STIMULATE
diseases ot the S,oml h and Bowels. -
S1ch unqualified praise from such "a
source, cares weigh, with il. aud
seems To confirm the result ol our own
obsen a,ions. DR.. Roback's advertise
ment in another colunn, deserve, at.
lenlion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

Sore AND SwELLED BREAsrs.
Mothers should know. that since the
invention of"Bragg's Arctic Linimen, /, ("
u Is no longer necessary for them 10
transfer their infant children to the c are
OF wet nurse, in case their own breasts
should be sore or swollsn. All that is
necessary, 10 TO oprocurs some Of Bragg.
Arctic Linimen,, and rub the affec ted
part with i. gently, for q few times,
and the evil is remedied. l, 10 also a
'Pecihc Tor ell kinds Of sores, ulcers,
swellings. sprains. bruises. etc as we'll
as rhsuma'ism and neuralgia. Il is for
sale at all respectable drug stores.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
RESOLUTIONS Adopted BY Fire Company
Nn 4.

No. 4.
At a meeting held on Tuesday evening.
October IL, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That we return our sine, re
thanks to the citizens Of Fihdlay, who so
literally donated towards the getting up OF
our Festival, on Friday evening last; and
that we feel ourselves highly honored by
their great and just appreciation Of our ei-
forts TO protect their lives and property from
that destructive element-fre.
Resolved, That we return our thanks 10
the committee OF ladies who received dona.
tions. and so iastsfuly arranged the tables
and that we will ever cherish the 'ecollect-
ION OF their assistance with feelings OF pleas.
sure and gratitude.
Resolved, That we return thanks 10 the
bcoutful, tho noble, and tho true. Uho so
LITERALLY patIonized the Festival, and graced
the hall with their presence; aud that the
smiles Of the ladies enkindled flame with.
in our breasts which has baflied the united
efforts OF the most experienced fremen to ex
tinguiSh.
Resolved, That the members of "No. 90
have our thanks for their noble appearance
and gentlemanly department on that occa-
sion, until opportunity affords our giving
them a more substantial appreciation ol
their valuable efforts TO MAINTAIN the honor
and dignity OF the Findlay Fire Department.
Resolved, That the members of the Find.
lay Brass Band have our thanks for the beau
tlful and melodious music which they dis
courscd to enIven the occasion.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
llshed in the Hancock Courier, and the
Hancock JrfTersonian.
W. X. MARVIN, Assistant Foreman.
]. II. FOSTER, Secretary pro TEN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

SUGAR CANE.-We are under OBJ.
lgations to DIR. Oesterlin for the ar
ticle furnished us in regard to cult.
vation Of Sugar Cane and the mode
Of making sugar and molasses from
1t, which can be found on the outside
Vi to. DAYS paper.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
THURSDAY EvENINa.-Asbley

THURSDAY EVENING. Ashley is
undoubtedly elected by from 800 to
900 majority. Putnam county, that
gave Payne 2s3 majority last fall,
is reported to have given only 23O
for Mungeu; and Fulton County.
that gave the Republicans only 1876
majority last Fail, has given Ashley
some $50 majority. Snch another
victory for the Democracy will send
them to the shades.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
HoRsEMASsHir.
Hnn pOIogy.
TuSr-"Jerremy Diddler."

TuSr-"Jeremy Diddler."
Ye people of Flndiay. ,Iuw,
We ca0not refuse your Compliance now
" hiic endeavOr n shaw
The benefits had from true science now.
\ gentleman enter Il cur town,
AID thOusht II required no apology,
But being man ut rcnown,
Mast lecture us all on Bunpoloey.
Fal.de.ra, aide. ral.al, &c.
In Wilson'S Melodeon Hail
The ladies and gents met together, o,
Free grais--thapS nothing at all
lITcSpeciire Of the state OF the wea alher, o
And many expected to see
Some dark hidden phase of Astro ogy;
But what do yOu thlua It should bel
why naurhiba' the freaks OF Bumpology
Fal de.rGi, &c.
The audience being seated around,
The subjects came forward quite readily
\ chubby faced waNy was found,
W HON the Doctor examined most steadily
Said he in THIS cIon,um find
Naught which calls forth from me an apol
usy,
80 l. II give you some traits Of his mind,
And leave you to judge of Bumpology.
Fai-Ge raj, &c.
His consc,uce, own, is most pure,
Undergoing the strlc'cst Of scrutiny;
Application he cannot endure,
For tlnd that he lacks continuity:
II this lie would more cultivate,
| say without farther apology,
He would make a mechanic first rate,
Or else know nanght Of Bumpology.
Fal.le.Tal, &c.
The next was limb Of the law
Recently emerged from cel,bacy:
Tins man would not covet a straw,
Save what he could gain by dupliclty:
HIS Order exceedingly full,
Fine Language, that needs no apology;
In TACT every lump IN his skull
Bears proof to the truths ol Bumpology.
Fal-dt 'Ial, &c.
The next was n knight of the Shears,
Much noted for rhyming propensity;
The Doctor takes him by the ears
And classes hls bumps by cOndensity;
HIS Ideal thoughts are sublime,
OF graphing with eTial Asst. .ology--
Omltting hIS Order and Time,
lie saw he had passed thro' Bumpology.
Fal-de-Ial, &C.
The next was pleader at Bar,
Whose language was very conspicuous;
Continuity not being at par,
ldeallty seemed most ridiculous
Constructlyeness being over large,
And appetite needing apology
The duties Of life to discharge,
A mechanic must be, by Bumpology.
Fal-de-ral, &c.
The lecture on courtship and love-
And marriage, OF course, their concomit
ant
Was wholly and solely to prove
The passions which were most predomi
nant
The opposite sex he d compare,
Judging each by their true physiology,
Whsther brother and sister made pair,
Declaring that this was Bumpology.
Fal-de-ral, DC.
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instruction, ve rad an opportunity oftn6~e
ing him personally. He wsss gentleman o.
education and superior personsl
worth. and promised q life Of usefulness.--
We regret exceedingly TO hear Of his death.
F"i" --tEp.
Died at W est Independence, October 9Th,
1853, MAsosRrr ALics wtLLisss,--dsugh-
ter Of s. A. and s. r. WtLLIArs,--seeds sew
enteen months. ivo weeks and fve days.
fcoNsurrckrKD.l ss
Thou'rt gone. dear babe, all spotless as thou
Why for thee drop the tear, or heave the
sighf
Thou vert onl, lent TO cheer thy parents
heart,
Then, like the So miner rose, to fade away
and die.
But thou, dear babe, when rocks and graves
are riven--
When Jesus. calls, whose call shall not be
in vain,
Babes once he bless aud called them heirs
OF heaven;
So thou shalt live and in beauty bloom
again.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
I.OCAL M ATT RS.
MAyoarTY FOE CoxeREss IN THI

MAyoa1rY FOE CosoREss IN THIS
CouNrx.--Up to the time ofwriting,
the official vote for this county has
not been counted off, and as yet we
have not been able to obtain even
an epitome Of the official abstract.
The Democracy claim for Mungen
2lo of majority, which is a fall
ing of some fifty as compared with
last fall.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

The COUNTY ELECTION The cleo
ton, as was to be expected, has gone
against us again. 1t was, perhaps,
the most warmly contested election
We have had in this county for many
years; and party lines were never
more closely drawn by our oppo'
nenis. The Republicans, in many
cases, especially in Findlay town
ship, accommodated their bitter po.
llticsl opponents by splitting their
';certs and voting Tor some OF the
opposing candidates. OF course
they bad perfect right to do so,
and as lar as they can reconcile this
with proper regard to duty, we
have no fault to find, Tor we are not
OF those who are inclined to put IL
political straight jacket" On our
friends, aud demand OF them to vote
all "uuscra,ched ticket" II il for
our opponents to enjoin as an iHpcr-
ative duD, to vote the whole ticket
and nothing but the ticket.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15
TIES lMUSiAI,S.

ri ''ks">. Indian phvsician. G Er Pam.
svlvni Ia. has tor tho pd>i y-,s lresle / /, l.rt.
hunh'r "i piti t'ni- IN "ur "I,Iiy and ,eI,,,sv
su'oc>Ni..iy. all iorms ". Chronic ana L,,,
shnhihs Diseases. larticnlariy any ami ~ ii -
eases rri>ihg tfuHt IN iEf.isIru. stata ~ -
blood, alsr Dyspepsia. Liver COmul,ip,- H.r
N"us ana t"nldle irscasrs, FsIutle Weatn.s.
'onsnmfh"n. BRONCHITIS. ard An discaSss
me Cifst Al II Lungs. are sucesssr,ny 4 IA, ~
by 'hc use ~ ii".'an lieIn-iies, siicl, DR.. .I..
pr1"urcs rom VARIOUS nd,al, tribrS Il. ~,
W"'t. lie 'l>' rumi,nunds th.r, ninsejf ,,,,t
I'os them precisely W. they are uss,l' by ths.
rel nhn. lac ilNc "t tuem ir lis 49,, ~
gwen pr. ,. 'at ~rvirbla repttatinn' Dr A
vi Wilt 'Hba. Friday. March 70. Tue NM ~,
ID .lvu'. mol L'l ~ see hImr-l ssv,.iSsra ~.
New York.
w. or i.wn'mlp. u. A. =. J,,r,,s !.
mN'rnS G'utc "A Si'rw er ysr h- InnS ,rd ~
curing llg enr"m nms fr,,m ,e l,es. ma a..
pe'Pl". lilo nir'iad - lrci me nj ni d ssns ~
silnr'" ma rnturstL he pr'->-, hes such ,,.i.
irl'"S - the hnlt Hrn 'rn :nrrst m, ,,d,,nc
SANE Ihai tnH red mat ui tue 'to,ls ~, S,f,,,,l
H'A i4st- '" rUsrt ,rr'tIu cur-s, lie Inns at.
i"rl"i some HiArv'lotls cures a. his ,Iin,a,i,'s ~
,sst'm tlhlS atdniRtI,l. .el iurtlt Tho|evr,,
consult nun uced enteri.li 80 ears Thai h.
WI! administer Huseot> u sas ni LuftflI niii.
ersl n'd Ciics. tic uses M remedies ;ri,,th
can 10 any event pri'vs injurious. aud wLeNLs
uhleridkcs iti's-S, N hlHe cases uut 1T iaIi no
eHects care .-- E'is Constitution, srpI ~
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DEATH.

Died at his residence in Logansrort, In,
diana, on the 7th Of September, DR.. FsAsx
GAAsER, formerly of Hancock county.
DR.. Grsber was a German, who came to
this country . few yesrs ago. and resided
with his brother in this place, during W Inch
time he studied English in our Academy
then in operation. Having been under ou,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

OF We invite the attention of
our readers to the advertisement oil
Stoughton and Reitermsn. These
skillfal artists had very fine speci-
mems Of their pictures at the County
Fair. This, together with their lib
erality in advertising, shows that
they.are nos aitaid nor ashamed to
lst the people know what they have
done and what they can do in their
line. 81 fl O. ,qa5e s... ,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

PATENT FENCE. - See advertise
mcnt Of Patent Fence. Subscrp
tion5 fer the right of using this i'm
portant Improvement, will be re-
ceived at the JcterSonian Office
where deeds will be granted for til,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

CONGRESSMAN IN The FIFTH Dis
r-or.-Gen. j. M, Ashley is elected
IN tile District, without much doubt,
oy IRON three hundred to four hun
dred maJofty. A dispatch was re
ceiVet here lat Wednesday evening,
10 that effect.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

SALE OF PROPERTY Our readers
will find in our advertising columns
several valuable houses and lots for
sale. Any one wishing a good com.
Portable residence would do well to
call on us.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

U MIR. p. ID. Bigelow is elected
Land Appraiser in Finjlay town.
ship, by lo6 majority--a better Sc.
lection could not have been made
Mr. Bigelow is admirably qualified
for this position.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

CLOSE OF THE CAMpAIoN.-This
number Of our paper closes our
campaign list. We would like to
have our campaign subscribers re-
new their subscriptions and con.
tinue their papers. Our terms, as
we have repeatedly stated, are.
For single copy, one year. so
Or hiteen copies for. r............ 1900
Ifproper Effort be made, nearly
every neighborhood can raise a club.
II we should through mistake strike
off any name for the continuance of
whose subscription there has been
made temporary arrangement, wO
will correct such mistake, upon be.
ing informed Of It.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

LAND ApPRAIslR. In q number
OF the Democratic townships in this
county, the Republicans have elect
cd their candidates Tor Land APP
praiser, among which are Madison
township, Pleasant township, and
jackson township. As far as we
have been able to ascertain. they
made ve,y excellent selections for
this important office, and have thus
showed their desire to promote the
public interests.