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CARR & COMPANY.
2t6 nnd eis Water ST., Sandusky, Ohio.
wHoLEsTJE DEALERS ~
BAR, SHEET AND HOOP IRON,

BAR, SHEET AND HOOP IRON,
Nai'', N'es' H1's, Spike, Pipe Ro,,,, Hubs,
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G.rriH Hoi's, Nuts, Ipii,i.rs, Rir,t,,
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and .irirs.
Tn srhsrriha-S are una receiving "A par, of
Their tHi stock. 70 which th"y would invite
the attention of Morchents WAGON CARRIAGE
MarUirtgrcrs, Timers tgG Narh'u.sts.
Nail. and Iron.--Wc go, oar stock chiefly
ir' ~ ,An wCli-EnpYp h,HEi"- 'pl i3d SiUfnbe, :.
81 - OT6S, P'ttSbu XII, .lG 4 LrcI- No rcCuin-
moYig,,"u trum u, ami .lIn. mn, bar at
$lGI!c.: Na!',, sd and NJ, $3.50 cash; small
Nails II extra.
wiad",' ''lnss.--sSlOto to lOxl,, tenrorccnt.
cheaper than last season.
sheet T,nn.--MC arc ul.tS,.l tu inform nuI
customers that We can n!l rd common and Pre-
Iron a' y to s., and Pan and L q 1t TO SO
and al4o
K,'. Or Timers - the " a; Manuf.c,ur.
pr-' rricr-.
SPRINGS & AXLES... A lar.c assoc ,rnncnt oi,
uaHi constantly, ~, .udir. y. IN.s', which i,
i very Superior axle. TN"y have an c.l cham
uc. 10. 'rN Hid yn arni, l-''r''i y '>hrr -ut iI
mat W.tl back .uy' .tl'. size fl arm larger
than sold tor tiu'-l-t % f', r"-t il...l,
Hyr. 81 thr ohsi' It r,.i.4lnt ..,'s ,-"a.
PIP. HOMES o. I'tr-. -igti. I,.Hi.,I's. 1890!
H," trar'r, to max, uuT prices satisfactory.
CARRIAGE BnLIS-fruw' o., It-.r ~u-,
ll.'.t.i. ..i.l: .i,u. tur P.'i-ilrr. lr'. .i.t.
these brands are 'cl"i r..'nt ttn u,"n tu r.lI!.
F Mo-, tli N't'y Of itH'-, -ir,">, i.f--Iu
81, E.dH, .-.,"ins Iron, est, r'i. -aGi s.
steel Svts Tr.
aAfi '..-E" have Safes from i'.rre r!srit.
/ Factories, "u-rlutet su rr,rv particular, ..ud
+ Nc oncr tlrE - Nanui. 'tHr"r,' prI,rs. Give
/ u, can.
u.y9. ly g., .. ttrrr'.,r 20, ,,t..np. , ..r.! So
!"''i."u "f good and NArrau'rd goods. and 4, :
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LITERARY INrELLIoENcE ExTRAoR

LITERARY INTELLIGENCE ExTRAoR
DINAEY !!-Mr. Jehu CLANCY Jones,
whose fellow citizens esteem him so
highly that they have allowed him
to pass into retirement, has too &C
two a mind not to improve his leis,
ure. On dill that be will devote his
time and talents to tho p.oduction OF
a New Co kerry Book, with select
receipts from the kitchen of the
White House it will be curiously il
lustrated with cuts, among which
will prominently figure The cut d.
rect, given to him on Tuesday ia,
the polls) by Berks county.-[Phila
Press.
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A PATaIoT TURNED DEMoCRAT. -
o. b. Mnteson, o; corruption no,
toricty having be II delcaTcd by al.
most a unanimous vote in his aspi
ra,,cns tor another nomination to
Congress 0n the Oneida District
New York;, has left the party, an
is running against the Republican
Nuaidatc, Roscoe Conkling TIN,
accession of strength is recorded by
tho Washington Union whether
with qualification or otherwise. il
not clearly stated. To the Opposi
ton party, Mattcson's departure al
fords special satisfaction. He has
gone where he will doubtless fee
much more at home
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MAJoprr!Ns To OVERCOME -Thr

MAJoRrr!Ns To OVERCOME The
majority against the Republicans
in the Franklin District, iCst TALL
was 1885. and Cox is elected by but
e57 majority, making gain 10 tht
Republicans of MS, yet Coke;
friends are making q great ado oVel
nis election. And the same ID tht
case in nearly every District in the
State. There hae been I'LL average
gain to the Republicans, OF oyci
one thousand District.
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THE President has provided for
Jehu CLANCY Jones, 80 the telegraph
reports. by giving him a first class
foreign appointed. Our country il
to be honored by the presence OF this
high.toDed gentleman, as its repre-
sentative, at the Court of Austria.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22

~ Mr.. Swartz, the Republican
candidate, WHO ran for Congress in
Pennsylvania in opposition to Clan,
cy Jones, IA pct Of Buchanan, i;
elected. He carried Bcrka County
tho Gibr liter OF Pennsylvania De.
mocracy, by 10 OF majority
This Democratic stronghold CAV,
Buchanan, in 1855 some seven o.
eight thousand of a majority, How
arc the mighty fallen!
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@- The majority for the Repub,
lican State ticket in Hamilton Ooun
ty, averages about 1I50. Tha,
makes Hamilton safe in future fol
the Republicans.
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@ Denver has resigned the Gov.
ernorship of Kansas, which makes
the sixth defunct Governor that has
found political grave in that i'll
tated territory.
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ITO C0NsUMPTIyES. The advertise


TO CONSUMPTiVES. The advertiser
n having been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy, after hay'
ing suffered several years with a severe LuNc
AFFECTION, and that dread disease, Con
sumption-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To al
who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free of charge, with di'
rections for preparing aud using the same
which they will find a sure cure for Con
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is To benefit the afflicted, and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as it viii cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the preScrip'
tiOn will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliamsburgh, Long Island.
nctnher iSh2 fam
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OF William Allen was thought
to be elected oyer Nichols by Ga ma
jority; but some l31 votcs having
been returned from Shelby County
for ELLIS" instead of Allen, he
fails Of an election by 67 OF ma.
jority. The seat will no doubt be
contested.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22

The people OF Nebraska are sgita'
ting the question of forming State
constitution, and seeking admission
into the Union. The population o
the terriory is estimated at 25, 900.
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October /, ls58.-[3m

SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Df. Jackson In
dian Physician, will be atthe Dixon
House, Findlay, Ohio, December,
Sd, 4th, and 5. See his communi-
cation in to.day's paper.
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SruCESs IN PENNaYLvAEtA.- By
tho latest accounts thc Democracy
have elected but three members u
Congress in Pennsylvania; ard
Montgomery, ono of tho three, is Il
decided Anti LecomHtun Democrat;
AMI tho scat of Florence, ia TO hc
contested, on the ground that he o.
tanned his election 10y importing
votes. Tie delegation will stand
% oppos,';rr ." ihrc" Democrat,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22

@ S. S. Cox ran behind his
ticket in every County in his Dis
trict.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22

Bayard Taylor has BECOME the
happy father Of a daughter, born in
Germany in August.
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Knmsn. t.i.ciinn .

Kansas. the Inflated, r.r.ccn'''
Kansas, has made her voice heard.
amid the general rejoicing t'r the
>ucc"ss Of tree principles. OF ,ho
recent Ere" SITE vict ry, the lrav-
rnworih Times remarks:
lit Is nith no little pleasure thai
W. icri able - announce the COM
pletc triumph ot the old Free State
PARTY There will scarcely be u cor.
potal's Guard # Democrats in the
Legislature. With the exception o'
Atchison and Jefferson. we have
made clean sveep. We hope this
withering rcbukc VIII not be lost
on the Democracy. They made Il
desperate struggle, rcsnrtcd to every
specie OF cunning, strategy and de-
vice that could he connected to carry
the day. And the result is that
Kansas stands, as she has ever stood
in opposition TO- slavery aud it, great
champion, the National Democracy.
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Z
5 tated territory.
Repubiicnu Jubilee at ToIedo--spe peh
' Of Gen. Ashley.
4 The Republicans Of Luc9s coprty
had u grand Jubilee at Toledo Oh
Saturday evening last. Gen Ash
Hey being callel upon delivered the
following very excellent speech:
! Mr.. Chatrman aw H.20,g- Cttj.
Gems: We have met together this
evening to celebrate u glorious vic.
tory, u victory that affects not only
our Immediate interests in this State
and Distrirt ---hnt the Nation.
l!onorod as was ny th5 uomina
ton Of the Republican Convcntion
ut Driuucc. frlt it To- b. uy ,uty
to labor necessarily for the triumph
NJ our ciu4r, AMI t" keep the pledge
/ | tn a. made. when declared it t.
Ivou that, by thl blessing OF ileav-
cn the STANDARD which you th,t lay
coinmii'rl To- my care AMI defense
should u"yrr h. 'rsCri' # or ,i>hpu-
.picl wuiiI in my ky.pir.,.' r'ui
I'll that pr,mjs. have ltbor,t -. !
never iih rrI bclorr ia ny !ia-H-
;hol-h au huowu q a work '".--
t.u;,;'u, Pc contest .u . Dl.tyir'
Iurrtnt tn coau'',, thr inrgn.'
. il the stat, and viii. miior.'r
of 'hr.v huu.lrri agaiu,t o.. ! h,v,
sucse-.i fully couciai.' . rauv..
whi,n / believe untloHlr.l "a Iriu,
If labor ~ this or any rjh,' ,n,y.
mtku. - have, inside ul ky
working d;y~. niu,ty-;.ny speeches.
avcra-ira in length tyy" AMI ha!
hours 'acr. ani travelling in hr,.io-
Lii u rs"-hrtk anI on i"., oyer
fourteen hundred miles, rpsay G,f,.
i'm. ul two or 'hr,. short rils rs
/ Notwithstanding every appourat
men. made .uy nay authority ;pnopt
Is az thr hour ndmri--5ayc un.. --
|(Chc,r.)
| In 10 speech that male did |
'laCend to personalities, an! nov that
the excitcn.nt OF tho contest i- d.. {.
| remember oi no word or sentiment
uttered hv me that ! cuu,d wish g.
recall. Evervwhcrc | appeal / ~
;'re sober Judgment 1i th" pcopl,.
and | no. n,t sgy To Won rhat un
,ratil, ! At rho ycr.iict tl,y bay.
rendered. re- lerminr as they Lay,
the District and contr,, Min, ov.,
five hundred maiorirv .o N, a!rr,ion
of fine State Ticket
b. Thi. IA a tfiymnh worthy of tho
enthusiasm exhibited here i,...,.t
,Brt # .A, rr.iarp,;yr oi .l, ,uyn
r,un,y and Di.irict apJ tL.. tri1,rrl
i'm OH, il cans, for ,nr -i.;r'n.
hog sla,i | find w,rl4 ,.i ,n.B,,,,.
with which TO .hoa. on, the Er,;nn.
If Our hearts A. the r..rni. ..,v.
from PENNSYLVANIA. lul.lA and
.l.,ca. rua Ga k,y Stone %.t-, :.
'r.lrcmel-,rn Pres; len, "a rvlnli.
.atg! - his ~ .pi... hIs i.r"u.sr.
t,n Ltrl I;rib" nr,;r- La. ,,.,,
pq,.,3 npon ~ ;,c ,,uui. aql eye.
.rywhyrc conlemuon. F:om 'lc p.a.
ella! h. Is oi Maine :, l,. Y.a;,rs o.
Free Nln~a,-trom los. suI. !ndi.
anq tq! tine !fnG.houn5 Mpu.'a %.
of Pennsylvania ihcr. com., t, o4,
"lrs TIE wcirrnr ahou'ih-5 Of . ip.,
pecv. lrrl"r'Hc against .n A.un
..tra,.ul tnr, hal .aau r,. .I., g..
rya.rl 70 y!co aul poa,r H.r e
hetraY ;urir lru'. mol rnnl.,.nn,..-
Let q, ;lholrosh courage t.rr,
-ait i, yaasc Tor re! ,jclu4 n";ua.
80 jurgrr i ,hcrr nuY 4'yn,;
nmon: IL, friends "t f-'r;ss, g'
.rui.,., ,f..I.,lc l.-i-,li.. ,l.,.-..,t
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IsnIAsA ELEcrioN.-rhc Demcc
racy OF Indiana, have carried thci,
Sat. ticket by 1900 or 1000 ma-
jor.ty; m9king II loss to them al
least four 'h"naanl, as compared
wilh the v".e OF last y ar. O.. lhr
IL moinbers of Congress, the lie
rubl.cani AMI opposition have cleo
ted 5 and tho Democracy s. At
TN, ns.c.,ciion tho delegation stood
Is Democrats to 3 Republicans
rre Republicans claim majority
in both bran hes Of the Legislature
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or Gov. Corwin's majority for
Congress is 3,760.
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MINNESOTA ELECTION. Minnesota,
like her three sister states that have
held elections, has also been revolu
tionizod. The Republicans have
succeeded far beyond all expectation.
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lotai lot Mungen' 80
Rhieys majority over Mungen 5s5.
The majority against us, last fall,
iuo the District, was 29S, which
gives us a gain OF SS3 This is
certaihly victory worth rejoicing
over, considering the desperate effort
made to defeat Ashley. Our peo.
pie hero will not soon forget the
bitter, abusive personal attack made
upon Gen. Ashley by IL hireling tool
from Toledo-a 'pampered Office
holder Of the present administra-
,ion known as Jumes b, Steadmen.
Assuming to be familiar with the
public and private history OF Gen.
Ashley, he went to work and re-
tailed ont the most miserable kind
Of. gossip, hoping to accomplish BY
the work of detraction, what he
knew he was unable to effect by the
legitimate weapons OF fair, open,
honorable discussion. These stereo
typed falsehoods he no doubt scat
tered, wide cast, all over the Die
trict. Add to this that certain of
the party in this county, so distorted
Ashley's speech at McComb, as to
manufacture out Of it most bare
faced roorback, which was caught
up in other portions of the District
and again magniiied into "fiightful
proportions" in order to draw the
credulous into the support of the
Democratic candidate. Our neigh
Dor across tho way, took advantage
of the difficulty that occurred at Lup-
sic, and by the most inexcusatle
kind Of misrepresentation, endeav
Ored TO make it appear, that, in the
course of o regular discussion be-
tween Ashley and Armstrong, the
former, fniling to convince his an
tagonist. set TO work and caned him
This falsehood soon reappeared in
the form of a circular from the
Democratic office in Wood County
and was scattered all over the Dis
trict, calling ont the statement in
regard to the Urbana difficulty,
that gave 80 much otiense to our op-
ponents here.
But with all such appliances; and
with the aid of all the libels and
alanders that the most skilliul inge-
unity could invent to defeat Ashley,
he ,is elected and that too by deci
ded majority.
NJ The Republicans of this District
may. congratulate themselves that
they have elected man who can be
relied upon in defense of principle
"a man whom bullies and ruffians
In Congress will not intimidate or
iiighten from duty. The day has
been sloriously won after hard
fought battle; and the Republicans
have gained such an ascendency as
to place them beyond the probable
contingency Of defeat inIthe District
ain future. The Filth District may
hereafter be regarded as reliably
Republican. The reaction in this
District last fall, was owing to the
undue advantage taken ofthe Treas
sury defalcation, and the false i'm
preston made, that the Republicans
.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22

Preparcd tiom prescription nf Sb J,
CLiEHE, Physicitg ehtraordingry
u thc yVlt.l,

Praparci FrDm prcscriDtiou nf 81, J.
CLiEhE, PhysiciaE cEtraurdingrU
u thc yYlca.
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Melp ADVERTISEMENTS.


VNU ihe Creditors OF John II. Hull, decd
i On the goth day of October, 1868, the Pro.
bate Court of Hancock County, Ohio, declared
the estate of John b. Hull, deceased, 10 he
insolvent. Creditors are therefore
required 10 present their claims against tho
estate TO the undersigned for allowance, with.
in six months from tho time above mentioned,
or they viii not bo entitled to payment.
JESSE WHEELER,
HENRY PORCH,
Oct 20w6 Adm'rs Of estate Of J. n. Hull
p. Cone, whose place OF
IN residence Ia unknown, is hereby notified
that Rebecoa Cone did, on the 10th day of Oc-
tober, A: ID: 1858, file her petition In the office
of tho Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
within and tor the County Of Hancock, in the
State OF Ohio, charging the said Martin p
Conc with wilful absence for more than three
years last past, and with gross neglect of duty
for more than three years last past, and ask
ing that she may be divorced from the ssid
Martin p. Cone, which petition will stand fol
earring at the next term OF said court. . ~
REBECCA CONE, f,
By Cor 4 Browns, her Attys.
' October ls, 4. D. ISbs.'-ew.
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- A-ShN - II
Ju,r IIlllir.. SIiEET IRON 100 hu,,dlc>
It c"'. ir,.. amt CEtrr'h .-prrt l,o :.ri .ur
sale chop. CAKE - GO.
JySr lGCFIHED~.W .W.RE.-asSnrtod. ir ~ 80, q
T. -, n ;Jc Bgthcl Iron store, AMI selling ~
Hauuitniurrrs' prices. CARR * ca.
lusT CltCSgD IS.-..TlN N.PLATE...-n stock oi
which wo Wi, hereafter keep on hand at 2lf
pli 2lN Water ST., uni sell ~ tho !nr'E .GggFo
for cash. CARR * GO.
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. yfqtpry II Onrs-.rhe Fifth District Re.
~ rna uAeemed--het us Rejoice.

~ fiDf vSermeu-"hetUHH wv H'Jotce'
aai,Asiwe eintimuted last week Gen.
J. NJ. Ashley is elected in this Dis.
.'tric,,l By a very decided majority.
The vote is as follows,
shMaiorities for Ashley.
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OFFICE

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Boston, No. Buffalo arrives %, and "a,
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o'clock, a. and s. 4. IA.
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CLOSES D. The mail trains north Philadelphia
with the BALTIMORE
which brings Mail here by 6k No East
CRU Sunday night aud Eastern
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Wednesday, aud Friday.
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RATES or CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS, Re.

rEaraa from e Coy'ution approved March 90 lss2l
spr ~ And D. eaaosd passage Of this
following fare charges for the OF
the city ~ Washington hackney
vehicles carrying passengers for
hire and eight O'Clock shalt not be exceed
for distance
bal mile twenty bve cents for any distance over
half mile and not exceeding three miles, my cents Pro
ra carriage cab other vehicle sbal be
longer period than avo minutes the driver thereof
whole hack cab other vehicle the sum
half nieen minutes so detained and
other dctentons later than o'clock
cabs other vehicles may
receive the Of hf cantun on the foregoing
eLEgRos, N Addition thereto.
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