The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-01-08

We could do 60. and support ourselves.
From past experience, We have found
that no ipaper not pensionsd on the
county, and therefore deriving from the
County Treasury tho principle part Of
its support. can bs sustained on the
credit ~ stem,
We have now hundreds Of dollars,
scattered out oyer the county, in small
sums, and much OF IL in the hands Of
persons able to pay at any time, ye.
who look upon the amount as too insig.
ni6csn, to demand their attention. We
cannot furnish our paper. and wait
yesr, for the pay, for another reason
Wo have to pay cash for every thing
needed in the publica ton Of our paper.
Paper Manufacturers will not wait
on Us to the end of tho year for
the price OF the paper consum.
sd--no not even for one week; our
hands will not wait to the end OF the
year for their wages; and our rents
must be paid at short intervals. during
the year. With such an entire cash
outlay. no man having any conec,
ideas Of business, would trust his inter.
ests to the credit system.
Subscrip tions to the Jeffersouian.-I
We are indebted TO Esquire J.W. viii.
Iiams Of Willismstown for ls sub,cr
bers, aeic and renewed; TO Mr. Jacob |
Thompson, Of Jackson Township. for
8; and to Mr.. Joseph Johnson. OF
Pleasantuille. for 2. We are much
pleased 10 know that our friends are
taking such deep interest in our be.
half. We had expected that there
would be falling off, in consequence
OF the astring gency in money, but il the
past weeks receipts. cen be taken as
criterion Of what is in store for US, we
shall soon have our list materially in.
creased. Should all who have at heart
the Republican cause, do as we'll. the
success OF our principles in this sec.
ton, would not long be render red doubt.
ful. From whom shall We hear next
Hew Postmaster in findlay.-We
learn that Mr.. James Robinson has
been appointed Postmasterin Findlay
to succeed Mr.. o, Mungen the late in.
cubent. Mr.. Robinson is said TO be a
strong Buchanan nan. and the query
arises. had this any thing to do with
this change! Is President Buchanan
disposed to exercise the same kind
guardianship, over our affairs here in
Findlsy, that he lately vouchsaved to
New York; Mr.. Mungen and his
clerk Mr.. Dennis, we always found
very obliging and very gentlemanly :.
and have been placed under obliga.
tons TO them for many favors. that are
not usually accorded to adheren,s OF
an opposing party.
Clothing.-Messrs H. Powell and
Sons advertise their stock Of Clothing
in ,o.days paper. and also their stock
Of Dry Goods &c.
Atlantic Monthly. are in re.
ceipt Of the January number Of the
Atlantic Mon,hly,a new and very
popular Magazine, published in Bos.
ton, Mass. by Messrs Phillips. Samp'
son & Co. We commend il to those
who wish to subscribe for q good relia.
BILE. periodical Of the kind.
/ Agricultural isociety.-Those interested,
will give attention to the call for meeting
Of the Hancock County Agricultural Socie.
ty. on next Saturday week. The importance
Of this association in promoting the indus
trial interests Of this county, is conceded
. and we hope its members will not weary in
( well. doing. Very much Of the labor Incl
+. deut to keeping this association in working
), order, has devolved upon few Of the more
energetic and progressive, of our Farmers and
= Mechanics; ~hile others have shared in the
attendant advantages, without putting forth
). any effort. Thisis not as At should be. Lei
!, tho Society, in the furtherauce OF its import
J.. ant purposes, have the cooperation Of all
il, who feel that it Is entitled 10 their aid.
d Missionary TeIescope.-We have be
fore US the first number Of the Missionar,
y Telescope, published monthly by the United
!, Brethren Missionary Society. at Dayton
Ohio, at 2o cents per single copy, OF eigh
, copies for one dollar, to one address.
& 1t is ably conducted, and destined to d
lr much good.
. Fremont q indiana n. RIVE woul
|. call attention again, to the notice Of tn
4 Directors Of the Fremont q Indiana r. r.
20 Markets--In- Findlay, Flour 10 wort
sA.50j no Wheat brought in; buyers AZ
willing TO give go cts; Rye is worth s7i-
" Corn, old. IS; Oats Is; Glover Seed s4.o(
I'd Timothy Seed $3.50; Flax Seed 65 cts. :
u. Beans. 7Sj Hogs. Slaughtered, s4.OO to +.S'
Is Hogslivess.2s; Butter l2ii Eggs,l2; Lard d
In Cincinnati Flour is selling at from s3
80 to $3.50, Wheat has advanced, bringin
,e from 10 for prime Red, to IS for prime Whit
20 Rye has declined. aud is bringing 5S; Dat
AZ. Covn s0. Hogs from - 6l) IN 4 40 prit