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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-04
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Co~ntsfpeN U Johe DrownN Cos
r h sDirucv. ht- af
RepreheDsible ~ Il Browns ioolls
raid on the Virginia chivalry, ther
Ara como extsnuating circumstances
attending H.. In the 6rst plact
Brown srting under the infuenc
Of = delusion, believed be wa
discharging an Imperative dsty; :
that the epecisl mission of liberatinf
the slaves, vas entrusted to him
and that he was but an instrumen,
In the hands Of Providence in accom-
plishing this object. In the second
place, I've was driven to madness BY
the cruel treatment he received from
the pro slavery invaders In Kansas
But the mean conspiracy Of GER
tain leading Democratic politicians
against their Republican opponents
hss nothing to pa!liate it. 1t is mean,
low. and mercsnary. They got into
their possession budget of letters,
found with Brown when arrested,
many Of which were signed anony.
mously, most Of which were written
q length OF time since, when Brown
was operating in Kansas, having re-
. ference 70 difficulties in Kansas, and
not to INC Harper's Ferry insurrec
tion. Such an occurrence had never
been d,eumed OF at the time, yet the
immaculate Democratic politicians
are dishonesty toiling and sweating
TO distort the facts 30 as to serve
party ends. Instead Of laboring to
place matteis in true light before
the country, 80 as to quiet the appre-
tensions of those whose fears have
been unduly excited, they are making
every effort to convince the South
that the formidable party that has
now carried nearly every free state,
is conspiring to revolutionize the
government, to set the slaves at lib |
er'y. Snch is the party that affects
to be opposed to sectional agitation,
10 sectional strife. But the worst
feature about this dishonorable con-
ePiracy against honest men, is, that
these tricksters manage to bring out ,
Of this budget anything to suit party
purposes. Do the Democratic poll
ficiAns in New York want something
TO aid them in the coming state
election, ont pops the very document
from this modern Pandofa's Box ,
DO the same politicians in Maryland
need something to defeat the Opposi.
tion candidates Tor Congress, presto!
and Immediately document is forth
coming, in which it is specifically
stated that the insurrectionists ex-
pected aid from the Opposition can
'lidates for Congress in that state. -
United States Marshal johnson o., ,,
Ohio, who has been OH hands, to 5
make the best possible use of those
advantages, can furnish to order, al
most anything demanded by the (
l'arty exigeucies in this state, bear. q
ing on leading Republicans. But (,
they have carried this matter lit. d
lie TOO far, and have been already i
caught in the work Of interpola,ing +
etters, so as to give them the fniah. n
ng touch, to exactly serve their pur. a
pose. ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-04

OSCAR Gregg, one Of the proprie.
tors OF the New Albany Tribune,
died in that city on Friday, aged
twenty-three. His disease was Bill
ious. Typhoid Fever.
IEinclnnnti Gnz,tLs-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-04

ONE Of the liquor sellers OF Lafay.
cite, Indiana, has been served with
twenty-eight indictments for selling
liquor TO minors,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-04

Captain Brown insisted that bis
counsel should argue the case.
Alter the opening speech for the
State, the Cont sdjoureed till Mon.
day morning. when the counsel Tor
the prisoner will proceed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-04

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
IN a petition presented TO the Commission.
ers Of Hancock county, Ohio, at their Decem.
ber session, 1859, praying for an alteration in
the Upper Sandusky and WiliamstOwn State
Road. as follows, beginning on the South. West
quarter Of the North East quarter Of section
eighteen in Delaware township, NJ the North
West corner Of Elias Coles land, and run in
an Eastern direction 30 as TO run fifteen feet
North Of the South. East corner of Alfred Bell 8
land; thence East to the county line, and there
terminate. ,f MANY PETITIONERS.
November 1, ls59.-[lw.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-04

DEA ESTATE FOR sALE.-The sub.
III scriber wishes to sell within ten days, one
hundred and sixty acres Of frst-rate' unim.
proved land, situate in jackson township,
range eleven, section nineteen, North. East
quarter, lying six miles South OF FindIay, on
the state road, and half mile East Of Swank q
saw.mill. The above land 10 excellently tim.
bered, and we'll located for farming purposes.
4 Those wishing 70 purchase at bargain, may
Houss,) Nndiay, Ohio. III
November Z, 1859,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-04
The Early Settlement of Kentucky.


The Early Settlement of Kentucky,
With accounts Of the Hsrdships and Advent.
nrcs OF the Pioneer, 10 which 10 added
Col, Boons's Autobiography Complete,
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our hlstnry-.tAat of the carly settlement of
Kentucky. Boone is generally acknowledged
AS me founder Of that state. having explored
III alnho to considerable extent; leading the
earliest settlers Funding Of Boonesborough,
'hSrlng defended the stations with success
against the attacks of the Indians, and the
prominent part which he took in military
affairs OF this period Of distress and peril, Ger
tainly render his claims TO the honor OF the
It!t!e founder of Kentucky very strong"
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TUsTICns' RECEIPTS,
al EXECUTIONS, also
Il, ,ra, s.ry,l, BLANK NOTES,
Just printed and for sale At this ono,.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-04

. - i''''N' iNoNl 'tlo NV ~ l'l w an
dealers IN Medicines. Also. by
ISRAEL. GREEN, p
\. LANGWORTiIY. fiNpLAf'
GILBERT, FAIL u CO., VASLrR.
T. BALLARD, BESToS RIDGE.
ea- Agents wanted In every town, village,
ana hamlet IN the Land. Parties desiring the
agency VIII address as above for terms.
Prce 2j cents per box; five boxes will lie
sent an receipt of IL, postage paid.
October IL, ls5C.-Ily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

The officers of the COMPANY the expiration of year
from the time the first policy shall have been issued
date, and within month thereafter during the first
month of succeeding shall
made and by the President and S.creary the Com
pay Of the affairs as near may be for The
period embraced in such estimate distinguishing between
marine and river policies which estimate shall conclusive
for all entitled receive certificates of herein
after provided for and shall hee9pon cause balance
shall charge each insurer with proporionate
the losses of the said Company according the
premiums by him paid but In shall share exceed
The amount e such premiums and also with share
portion to said amount and said insurer sh thereupon
titled to certificate signed by the President and Secretary of
said Company of the Of his credit Of the
Company said certificate be entitled six interest
the second monday OF October of year aud
contain provso that the amount nam therein is liable for
further loss which be sustained by the said Company
No eca to be issued for the parts of sums
between tens of dollars for less than
lars but ali such fractional arts Of less than
ten dollars to be passed the ngn the
Company and shall be applied to the and
Of the year to which they appertain
These certificates shall not be transfer bile eScept by the
Of the Company and the shall duly on the
books thereof.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

any day of the frs month the expiration of the first
from The lime when the aid Company shall issue the first
poll and within the first month of subsequent the
officers OF the said Company shall be made under
general balance of the affairs of the said Company
which contain The premiums received dur
ing the just ended distinguishing The amounts received
tion policies The of Of the Company dur
ing the year The amount of losses during the
navigation and transportation risks The balance remaining
Of cash. and the amount invested in securities and the
nature of such securities. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13
A r TICLE X.

Whenever the accumulate nett profits shall exceed
dred Thousand dollars the be applied from
to the redemption Of each years certificates
successfully in WHOLE in part but the certificates of the
equent shn not be redeemed until those Of the preceding
provided for the Board Of Directors however
al either Of their snnus meetings. by vote of thirds
whoe number SO alter and amend this article that it ha
before the shall be applied the redemption of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

The stockholders of the Company general meeting to be
nd for the after thirty
newspapers published in this city, shall power to
make any changes editions notifications in this in
of the stock at such meetin
such proposed and an all such change add
by law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

shall be lawful for this Board the profits of the
Company in bonds and mortgages, unncnbeed i'm
proved real estate in the city Of New Orleans not
exceeding half of the profits aforesaid every case
the property shalt be worth twice the loaned thereon
They also invest the profits of the
created by under the laws Of the United States
such stocks security in sums not exceeding threeourhs
the par value of the
The Company may hold real amount not exceed
ing oneouh Of It's nett profits though may be the
Bosrd to purchase In addition properly which be
morgaged to said Company ut forced sale of same
in their opinion it may be of advantage the Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13


and Lime for Sugar Makers. Roman and American Ro
ssodaie Cement for Cistens; superior Article
Plaster Il P.is. Marble Dust, whiting Pss..rins Hair
knEsh, P,'sbnrg and Pensacola Fire Bricks Kettle Tiles
Kngi.h and American Fire Clay Tar Pitch Rosn, Turpen
tine and oskum Soda Ashes Soda Crystals Palm OIL and
Parts White China White. Spanish Brown, dry and in OIL
French and American Yellow ochre barrels
* y oil in cans and kees Lamp Black Pnt,y 10 bulk
dry and in oil, in and In kegs.
and @ s % Chalk T. e1sas
barrel. and boxes q loo. IS 12 and pounds.
Pipe Clay Felt Sheahing, Paper Sheang Sand Sheahing
sesp OIL Raw and
Boiled Tar 0 Tanners. Oils Train and Cod Liver OIL Price,
S days esrts and superior article and
very cheap Price to cents pound and 81 dozen
Tsiow, Bridgewater Mineral different shades
Meats root o' Glue of NIL prices and qualities.
japan tins oT signs Emery, British Lusre German and
Red Lead 1hs..g.; Black Red and Yellow Paints, from
some best sde aazers' Points, Diamonds Cola
Leaf: Rules S Glas er. and ctet Cnrprnsrs' Rules.
and Knives Tin Cans and PANT Bucket. of all Sizes
varnish Of all kinds Black, Asphaltum copa Dama, ia
White Lead on 81 IS to per kss q cents per
S.Ini.h II and II keg from to is ponpd
sortment Of French and American W lndow Glass.
Ladders for Masons and Painters from Is As feet Price
II M H. nd So sc, q sna eoes,
assortment.
Fertilizers all kinds Peruvian and Mexican Guano Bone
Dust Phosph Of Lime, Poudee Ground Plaster
Bath Securing Bricks large stock low.
We will se wholesale all these articles the
will do. We custom Of country stores and Of
tho,c Who want good article of any soed, in line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

Every who shall become member of this Company
by efecng insurance therein shall the first he effects in
snrance and before he receives his policy the that
be wi from Company except as hereinafter
provided for hut shall liable all the expenses and losses
Incurred by this Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13
BY J. B. WALTON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE SECOND DISTRICT
for account Of tho city Of New Orleans order

\ ~ ss:
By j. b. WALToN.
City Auctisneer-Onice, 10 Bank Place.
D +: Jul, 81, At re o'clock N, In the
Common coape I'll spnfs1as u Tn az
dPTss5tE1 ~ s n.
Ss;:;; Si :; r.
sDs s ss,s re
ss
y the
date G The passage and genx Of the act Of said
&e al. g. For.lsr City Notary =. til. ..
vEsTE DE- TEaRAINs DE- yAhEgE DAMS II pEyx
PAR j. B. WALToN, .
Rncanteur de la ville-Buresu. 10 Bank Place.
y 81 ds .ns T.
con.s conmna sass 1853 prOpri.
UN TEEKaiS, siius dams borne pa, lea russ Canal
da psds profondeup sDs' 10 TACO Ia rue
pouce. Ia rue Frsnklin sur - peds
d ssyss Hs compliant E. !. balance e.,
soF % q sa
LET'S poreront neet aux de pour pale
me ast o. s Ssais a.Sua
frais dea acanereurs. jys
Wife Of Jared W. Buncs
BY j. B. WALTON,
AUcrfoNEER-OHice 10 Bank Place.
a. st r. sss
Court DOCKET No 1851 the following described
1s
FsANCEs negro girl aged about Is years good house
.TEkas boy John firstly described one.h.lf cash.
and 4 gpne!gaiy paid 70 bear eight per
Acts before D. Ricardo notary public at the e1
de Jared W. Bunce.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau, NolO Bank Place.
SAMEDI, 90 Juliet 1859, n midi, a rHotel
DE- seonds Gour d. b.
s,esses e. date ~ JUN
do "a succession de sus Margaret Hickey de
JOHN jsune nsgre age denviron IL ans domesique de
FRANCES negresse age environ H AMI, bonnie domes,ous
de ms. ms,s 1n Ct biz bl.n chs
reinforcement decftt
oiie compliant ct 10 balance credit mois pour
IN billet Ia du vendeur garan hypoheque
sans ntere. ct 81 NEST pave
portea pour cent dntere echeance jusquau pale
men La negresae Frances secondemen decre credit
de Six mois pc billet Ia satisfaction vendeu gaan
par hypotheque sur rescave nteret sill nest pas
psye II pour dnIeret apres
echeance jusqu'au Placement
Aces de vente pardevant D. Ricardo notare pubioue
aux fras des acquereurs. je22 i've Is q
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
BIZ j. B. WALTON
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
ATPR!VATE SALE. Will be sold five VAL
- liable Lots Of Ground, bounded by Live Oak, Magazine
ffth and sixth Streets Nos a. 25 g. q aud 2 in square told
MOI 109 new No. l2a W.
Lots "a U.s. 2e and III the of Live Oak and Sixth
streets and measure each 81 inches and lines front
Sixth street. by depth Of 100 feet 9 inches
Lot No. ~ adons the above described the and
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring 100 inches on Live
OAK street, by l26 feet inches on Sixth street.
This property egby situated for residences being within
one square Magazine street. and Of Washington
Avenue and In the immediate vicinity of the
gani residences in the Fourth District The lots have
are prepared to be built upon once.
third cash. the balance al one and two
years credit with per cent. interest.
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
the expense of the purchaser. m3n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

Every person who shall hereafter insure with this Company
in the of his hrn certificate Of the Com.
pany discharged by Of ssses shall deemed
mebsr of Company entitled in person or by
At all elections Each certificate Of Company
additional for hundred dollars the same until
the of the certificate shall reach thousand dollars
and then each five hundred dollars shall one add
tonal until the amount of the certificate shall reach ve
doars when each housana dollars shall be- an
titled additional vote provided that all the certifcates
aforesaid ng the holder thereof VOTE shall not have
been transferred for shorter period than months prior to
said election.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13
SHERIFF's SALES.

sr,;T : s:' Hill ssasaasos "a a:rE
e e 81 ss ass..
OF , 3 = g:s
ems rs: - 4 .s i. .
ass % seas
u S september ASA :: saoo Per annam p:yssIs o:s
~. s5e e ~ T. T.. q e. e lss s,se
. IL ! Y s.s as s s., g y e. s,
s h i r. e Ap, O tho IL 4 Ny sl 10 = Is
I'D adad.e...d 10 the sad.. .ssr,. ~.
CONDITIONS q he esss a.'.s he rsa
s ss!1sS i t 1.. sooy. sui,
Sheriff Of he fs1ish 4 orr.
srnr.r CON- !. !, ?. DI'r.rcr1 VILLA. r1osAsss
-. s9e;si;: S;s. . CATHERINE sov11s
y as sns sss 5 %d pa 2.
bqus s. e. sd,a ID t : Z 'sl''
T msuss T. l. Il sSs'os1e zee !. expire L g q ISL
;s s. ;s sss:ss,. lss s
~ 'fs.1ss lse ::
a. isd as'lsI y s' "a s a.
e dit b.il sdjuge plus oant ct dsnisr enehs
mement aux clauses dn dit bail = - - .'s
ssisis dams pahaire cdessus.
coNDlTloNs- Compliant an moment Dc psdiuales.son
j,l, Is 1929 Sheriff dc l. P;roisss ao III
Fr7a R R.s,ss. CoUnr NARY WEB d
directed By the Honorable the Fifih District CO..
New orleans in the above entitled cause viii nroresi
public auction at the City Hotel Common street bsty
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY JuIy in IssS
l. 4 CERTAIN JUDGMENT, rendered 4 n. =. !. !,
tss S SSys5 Il n Msy EoI Wet NJ
legal interest from the sh of October paid and osts
p CERTAIN JUDGMENT, rendered In the 6 ina !, n
Mendover John F. Gruber No. 1857 OF the ocpo. ~
Third District Court of New Orleans the snn
With legal interest from the 2h May 1859 i paid and co
Seized in ths above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
PARKEp
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Ories,s
c1sau1zxr couR De DnrRlcr DA1E 1ARYE B WEIR s
de la Nenye,le.orls.ns. i isd 3; WssDovEE-Is
I'm VERTU dun writ de iier1 fhes..
W adTessa par phonorabls Cnquieme Cou dc District Is +
LUNDI IS de juliet 1859 midi Tf6ts de Is ne
de a entire les du Camp des MaRssin
Wendover Mary Weir No IS Isl dss dossie ne !. =
Trosieme Cour de District de Ia Orleans pour i
,oame de $ls2 35 n,eret legal couptsr dn docte
2. i'm CERTAIN JUDGEMENT, rendu an procss ds N
Wendover John Gruber, No 1857 des dossiers 4. Il.
de sis Co. avee H. eomnisl III y pGgs
jusqu'au Placement. OF les frais d'insance. -
Saisis dams l'afaIe ci.dessus.
CONDITIONS-Compt au moment ds ad,ud,c.tynr
yylz 10 - ~ 20 Sherif de IL Paroisse dOrleaAG-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13
Capital subscribed, s4ll. 500.


ARTICLE ".
To, purposes q carrying out The objects Of this
may subscribe shall pass their notes approved y
sas @
1855 for which Iecep. shall be given signed BY Pses
in advance These notes 10 be subject al conngen
premiums for made by those parties are 10 b,
paid in conformity With the rules and regulations Of the Com
NJ
Who maturity Of ,Sel noes Is
IL which sn q
Be- n01 h ssnss
Al the Aforesaid however shall contain csuss
a' lip
every value q cor Moe ss
The r. NJ fiR;Hz ss
said notes shall be cancelled and surrendered '-s
ARTICLE ".
All the corporate Of the Company be exercised
& e. sla %
y 5 M ct aS9ssy #
sa o. s
q said ms
s ss s ID. ss
the last Monday October ensuing and hold
the same one year 1here0m or until others qualified to
a e .. s
to-wit-
ALPHONsE MILTENBERGER.
HIM WRIGHT,
OLAUVE
g.. DARBY
j. GRIBBLE,
A. REL HARD,
A. ROCHEREAU,
j. N. BASUALDO,
1t. MILLAUDON
G.SABATIER,
J.TUYES,
P. A. NOBLOM
Whose term Of service shall expire the last Monday Of c
the ensuing In elections receiving
plurality of shall be considered duly elected In the
event Of no election taking place the Aforesaid the
days thereafter and gle notice Of the By advertisement
The Board of Directors shall ct their first meeting
his office until his successor is elected
The esdent shall preside all meetings the Board and
ali meetings Of the members of the Compan, and s con-
duct the business of the Company generally superys
ion the Board It shall b. The duly Of Presden 10 sign
all the policies Tho Board shall fix the of All
the officers clerks employed elected by the Company
They shall invest the profits the Company time to time
hereinafter provided for They shall power adopt
such they deem convenient or
the and uaion OF Company NOT being con-
trary This Act to the laws o. State Louisiana and
they shall do all carry ont the
objects of this corporation and ELL vacancies that NAV
occur in the Board or Presidency.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13
ARTICLE II.
A1iCLE III.
names and int.,..t a..

The respective interest az tbe martha. q. ,h
are declared to be follows, to w.t. s ~ ' Nes
4. ROcHEREAU 4Co.,
Ii. MILLAUDON,
]. BURNSIDE Co.
... BABGOCK RHODES
FELlOWRs 4 CO.,
CABALLERO BAsUAIno
A.MLTkNBRR0RR ca
MONTGOMERY WHITE
RICHARD CO.
HAGGERTY & BROS
RICHARD CO.,
CUTRER, HARRISON CO.
and othera
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
MICROBES FOR sALE-HAvINa

49, FOR SALE-A FINE HORSE WAGON,
AWI @and Harness. Apply at HIRAM KINGS Stable,
t-4& -Baronue, between Common and Gravier Streets
z NEGROES FOR SALE HAVING RE-
A from Esplansde of Baronne and
EES Streets squares west of the ST. Charles Hotel
4 will keep constantly hand choice lot of Mary land
Virginia NEGROES consisting Of Field Hands, House
stresses etc. all of which will be sold low for cash. tim
se29 # J. n WILSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

THE COMPREHENSIVE OF HALL HILL.
L DRETH is this day dissolved by mutual mt. The
of the firm will be used by either partner in closing
business. o HALL,
D. NJ. HILDRETH.
New Orleans, June LIST, 1859. tel I'm