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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10
Late Elections In the slave stats.

Late Elections in the slave stats.
Elections took place i'll North
Carolina, on Thursday last; IN Mis-.
souri,, Kentucky, and Alabama, on
Monday last.
In North Carolina, the Breckin-
ridge candidate for Governor, is
elected by aboui 5000 majority. So
weak are the Douglas men in that
state that they dare not bring ont
candidate Of their own, bu, in nc
cordance with the programme of the
Douglas faction, voted for Pool, the
Know Nothing candidate. Ellis,
the Breckinridge candidate, beat
them both COR bined, showing that
North Carolina is sure for Breckin-
ridge.
In Kentucky, Leslie Combs, the
Know Nothing candidate for Court
of Appeals, is probably ell ctcd, by
a small majority. The candidate
were: Combs. Know Nothing; Nc
CLARITY, Breckinridge; and Boiling
Douglas. The Douglas men gener-
ally voted for Coubs, the Know
Nothing candidate, as advised by
tho Doullas papers. This the Lou.
isvllc Democrat, the leading Doug
las paper in Kentucky, aimits, and
remarks by way %. apology:
ave are ready to help any class in the
South that will stand with the Nor,heru
Democracy against this sectional Rovement
They have resisted suicidal movtSa0
their own section ifunorahly. " is a Nne
to the South II there are not patriotic nla n
enough 10 resist It here
The Douglas earhlato Aas M
showing in the state Mt all. II,
received only 3Slvotcs in Louisville
in a poll Of 5,752. This IL the state
in the South, above all others, il
which it was claimed Douglas ha,
formidable strength. OF course h,
has not the shadow OF n chance O
carving it in November.
Not enough of the returns hon
Missouri, have been received to de
termine how the state has gone. -
We have, however, the most graft
fying news that the noble and patri
oric Francis Z. Blair Republican
in the Saint Louis district, has beer
elected to Congress, for the Ion.
term, at least, aud perhaps Tor thr
short term also. 1t 10 reported tha
Barrct, his Democratic competitor
is elected for the short term, hy 1.
of q majority. The Know Npthing'
had candidate Tor the long term
but not for the short term, and il
the latter case voted for Barrett, henc,
the difference in the vote. ltepub
licans may well rejoice over the suc
cess OF the noble Blair, achieved a
it bps hecn, in "a slave state. Thes
elections go to prove, most crncln
sively, that Douglas is dead coc'
in tho pit. Lincoln will poll NOR
votes in the South than he. Th
most his frien Is can expect to do, i
to give prominence to the knoN
Nothing candilates, AMI TINS max
the Know Nothing party especial
formidable in future.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10

or theae, Alabama and Louisiana, count.
ing Is, were represented by bogus delegates.
The regular delegates were excluded, be-
cause it was believed they would withdraw
and break up the Convention.
Mr.. Lincoln received IN the Chicago Con-
yentiou. lrnm.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10
Low Dcmagoguery.

We noticed, the other day. - bill
posted up around the streets OF Find.
lay, calling upon the Democracy to
meet at the Court House. for the
purp, 81 Of organizing a Douglas
Club in which the usual amount ol
low vulgar, clap trap, was dealt
out, to the effect that the Republic.
ans are secti nal in favor OF negro
&c Now the author Of
that most di9niiicd and truthful (.D
production, should have known that
this Douglas faction is the very last
organization to talk about sectional
ism. Just look at tie vote from the
South given for Douglas, as com.
pared with that cast for Lincoln:
Mr.. Douglas received in Baltimore the fol-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10

A German Republican Club has been OF
ganized in Hamilton.1 II numbers one hun.
Idred aud six voters, 1 UeY ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10
The same paper says.

1--WE ARR An OUT. >Sp-oUT ADVOCATE FoR
rHE Hg.oPESISGo OF rnE AFRlc,N sLAvErR,ug,
Tor the reason that If we had more negroes
the South could now aud then almlt new
slave states, aud VIZ wouLpuxAR LtSs ,rour
Sao,tit" >p'nNt''"' -, drd A.,c nCtIll be
no demand for Congressional protection. =
We believe in the craftsmanship Of Mr.
Douglas, his forecast, his judgment, and
that by his election, justice and equity will
be meied out to every section. Hence We
advocate his electon.'
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The Tone OF the Douglas Press In the
South.

We take the following from the
S0uthorn Confeaerocy, arabid Doug
las paper, published in Georgia -
Tho title AS well rs the tone Of the
Nplper, shows that it ranks with the
dsunion wing in the South:
"DouglOs holds precisely the same views
he did in 1850, SO, Sd, Sc, and 80 aud
they (the Brcckinridge mcu) have stndinus'
~ Kept his real views from the people OF the
South. He believes that SLAVE PROPERTY
stands on the same bdsiS IN q territory and
elsewhere. that ALL o1IiEa property dOeS;--
that SEGRoEs, horses, books, furniture, WINS.
Ky and J,cS KNIVES. all stand on the SAME
foOTfNJ in the territories as we'll rs the
siatesj that if the territorial Legislature can
exclude horses, books, furniture, WHISKY,
and JAcK.KSivEs, it can also exclude NE
URoEs; and that IT the Constitution either
carries property OF any kind into territory,
or guarantees IT'S PROTECTION there, NO row
Tn cas- EXcLUUE it, He folds that the Su
preme Court has decided negroes TO be eI.
actly as other property IN a territory; but
how Tar territory has power to encourage
or discourage - protect or exclude any Spe'
cies of praperty, the Court has not d. cided.
In this he is right. Those who on.
pose bm know him to b. sousDsR on slave.
~ than any man who ever was President
They concede that his views Of territorial
sovereignty do not arise from any anti.
slavery notions which he entettains, nor
from any desire on his part to restrict slave.
~ one inch, or make free states out Of the
territories. II is fully conceded that he is
souSp on siooERs Every WAY and that he
wtil abide by the decisions, Of tho Supreme
Court, and carry them out in good faith, NO
MATTER WHAT THY MAY nF; aud that we are
oil pledged to this. All thus is conceded; !;
and yet because his views don't coincide
with those OF some Southern Democrats on
a question OF vital importance, they have
been so intent on defeating him, that they
have violated their pledges, broken fsith,
laid ruthless hands on safe and time hon
ored platform and changed it; and severed
the only party in this country that acknow-
ledges the propriety Of he condition of mas.
ter and slave. Why does not some
one test the views OF Douglas in ths Su.
preme CouHl a case could be made any
day. and at far less expense ~ cash than
many n single individual in your state has
contributed TO defeat Douglas. The Kan
sas and Nebraska Legislatures have both
passed abolition laws over the vetoes of their
Governor Let some man who believes
Douglas views to be wrong, ties. them in
the Couls. This will end the matter.--
Who rs AFRAID OF TmE issuEn'
The same paper says:
"WE ARr An OUT. ,sp. OUT ADVOCATE roR
TmE nE'oPENISG OF rnE Arnc,N SLAVE rR,uE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10

INO TEACHERs.-The Board OF School Ex.
i aminers for Hancock county, will hold a
session for the purpose of examining Teachers,
at the Union School room, Ia Findlay, on the
hrst Saturday OF January and the tirst satur'
day of February, and the first and third Satur-
days ofevery month thereafter, commencing al
ten o clock a. m, untilfurther notice is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FIspLAy, Jan. ], 1859.
NIB. Arlapplicants will be equired to pro-
sent TO tho Examiners oertacats signed by
ployers, giving satisfactory statement as to
Their moral character and faithfulness as
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, one
lsigned by their Teachers, certifying to theit
moral character and studious habits.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10

4 TANE A. TATE's ESTATE. - Notice is
81 hereby given, that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified MS Executor
on the estate Of Jane A. Tate, late OF Portage
township, Hancock county, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN w. MCAUGHEY, Executor.
August eth, ls60.--t3w
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D. F. MITCHELL,
Ss,Totfi ,Itfsti
BUREAU DE IA GoSrAGSIE p'!tssUR& ScE }
HONE MuTuAL" DE Ia NEi.E-ORLgAS IS.


4 FS resolutions s1aivantes ont ssge ssslSt,~
H tees luuans IL bureau ddlmins de- aVtte
eomFaenie
It Que siyant Ia eaftfe dc cctte copag1ie Fl ,apFes
aea Oh IA Legislature de Fiat dc "A onislies a lI6 rps
pteast ie II 1859. avis isHfi tAs 6fiftafX
de Ii Willie gnais trGneais pendant hours
70 iG4IeF ld dc taiyieF iSQ ayaHt pour tGJ
suit. saypir Donner les OF es
eefttieats de profits mis- aa pu alsi ihtarGt
demanats
Rs@{ a pt. Que les dis certifrats rinfst AMI
lu pas rfeanes par ppptaife Oh
propfelaits lasal dun. trete ous pagtr dc q de publ
rs craiit du funa contingent les tyTes le Ii eoia
gnie, ains que le dit chaftre
~ " pins, One dams n on les personnes don't les
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complies IA dte topAgne par ltGire
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USCAIMEp pIvIpf MS.
p a. RAtINEsTocK,s yERanFuea

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body of the regular medical profession m Stale in
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LEGAL NOTICES.

'FFseg b. rHE HeaE MutTAl fAsBBAss
~, Il

atEE following resolutions were unani-
fneusly adopted by The Board vi Trustees of this
Rs9eeI That In accordance with thu charter Of this Com
pany and act Of the Legislature Of Louisiana no 7) APP
proved l7th March, 1863 notice he neWHnApea
T. French ana Ensl for thirty days commencing tho ra
Monday in january 1860 to the following effect namely
ing tie and nmaanls Of NIL certificates Of profits issued
ogeef with all interest due thereon for the years s ard
1855 and payment Of which has not been demanded
Fee hff, That all Of said eattidca,e and accrued in
thereon that shall be demanded By THO n
thereof within The thirty days Of aid publication he
and hereby cancelled and annlca and the aonaa thereof
lie credited the contingent the books OF the Com
pans, directed by its charter.
Bs il further Folrhi That should any ri the following per
be indebted to the Company unpaid premiums other
Aceannts the said Company shall fret deduct thu amount Of
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fsxEEHUIxEE REMEDY
RooTs, BARKs AND LEAVES.
--yEasus--
NAHSEOus DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS


~ Is afllctsd # either sex which % prefers
PLEASANT anil etns compounded NATURES osn
which VIII spsedy permanently cure Won
tho tSla heretofore aaseogs
Initiating eae together with ipatlsotns liseass
saany 1inses following THU of Mineral Foisens.
Hhs Eefeiy ~ specific for fsnaof
asa aess asfsl stIissas flasr Albns, whites. in Ne
easss VI sss las aes " ether p1sa,ssens ltys iasd
s9nia he nrodapei u sseis which would cgeaas
The heretofore This
has been fail Happlfv foF man.
kad ts 81 The world il Father niets to
Hill, hut to cure
aYhen parts ta sysefl
aasac It'll dssasa n pnt and With Aesy courage
gixeg ret null it haa completely
Essd fg ths body and restores ts unfortunate patient
Ts strikes the very root Of fhs disease lis
a na n saend the but tho
u hich IT dHpends.
Ard hak snhAness iii value the absenca Of iii nau
taste h1nsll Jay the cpftin The
test sAbls #iot being suspected III Reaay TOT Is.
diSaAheas
isaass oA Veneseal disease with fun directions their
perlasnsnt cure eaek bottle.
w RIGHT CO. Nos. and I5l fhafrea street
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49,
CONTEMPORARIES OFFICE
tsty uf New Orleans 5niy [, lsse
ENss 2Iaa.
the ,,., M ~
sfa,ns III official 5euFna THAT q
with is nah u oKdnal.ee M H. VIM s ls
~ niS pf All cfdaF the ~
sssN's1a5 $500 NTH s sS III II. TRACY,
4Ssss@4 President Board 81 Assistant Aldermen
fSss~ssg Il. HI PLACE,
Pfesaens Beard Of Aldermen
Anprssss April IS ISs5s w
ISiaasaal JOHN r. LEWIS, Aasot.
81 He osesss a city ard Of e public is
fsf@se - a II. nTPIESSIS,
sra E5htunfr0sef t1ity hf New Orleans,
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This Invaluable medicine was prepared from an extensive
practice Of several years bilious climate and II known
70 fail curing Fever and Ague any Of the diseases above
named.
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those who have become nyalids from their effects pan the
sdtaon, will ind the INDIA GHoLAGoGUE most nyalu-
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from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Ghoagoge eradicanF bile from
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as there are many connerfeits offered for sale.
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prices, by
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q and Isl Gharres street.
General Agents.
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uGflftFtti IlHltnt ri teeidi n tstiiG,
New Orleans, In.
NERMIFUGES
Wfrer's Canadian, I
awain,a, q
Perry's Dead Shot,
55 Jayne's Tonic,
kerf,s, a
j A. Fahnestock's.
MelIeanis,
BALsAM AND COUGH REM
EHIES.
Wistaf's tRlsam 81 Wild Cher
~, 5.3.555}!i#i... II
HASTINGS NRpthR,
Shattnants Bslsani,
Rnrhaiiis Hungarian,
naYis,s Wild Gheffy and Tar,
sheuekis Paimonie syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BartliohtIlew's Eapactofaiit,
HALLS Bitlsana, s-i5
Swasm's Ssrapuf Wild Cherry,
AYERS Cherry PeetotRl,
Tnylnr's Halsani Liver wort
JAsilets ESpeeterefis,
w iiler3s EieraInpaitie,
Rogers IiiYefwart and Tar,
Mrs. GuTiinerss idparwort,
stadley,s Cherry Expeetorant,
botlden's indiaa do
DIR. Resesa d9 3s y
hicLean's Strengthening Cor
dial,
&C. sARsAPsARILi4ss.
DR. John Bulls, Il u
g. T. Tpwnsendts,
.@' Sanls,s, s.
Old Jacob Townsendts,
Carpenters
Wynsoop's, z.-
Shakerts, g5 x
aratfeaherg's,
Bfistol's,
Guyaoit's yellow Dock.
PLASIERS. 4Sz5
Wells Strengthening, II
jew David, Or Hebrew.
BAtieaHfs,
.,.... 49, kuappis Indian.
Alc4ek's Porous,
GTitllfth's Adhesive,
Il. Hollow ay's Artiice,
LINiMENTS.
scLeaa's Volcanic Oil LiAi-
ment.
Mexican Mustang, =5s
FarEetl's Arabian,
Butlef's Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayefts, t=455s 5
Tobias's venitian,
Hnwe'B Nerve and Bone,
Bpllinlet's,
Gardeners,
Bartineis Horse,
Merchants GargiiHg,
Cherokee.
Jaynets.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Oagpoti's Indian G'hog6glie,
RowMnd's Tonic Mixture,
snitk's Tonic Syrup, @@
Wyfksqp's Tonic,
Speeds febtifuge,
Vegetable Fcbfifnge.
L0ZENt4iEs .-n4-
SheFn1Ents Cough and Worm,
BrYRii'A Pi9linonies Waters,
Iiaeockts Ftlinsiifc WATERS. II
HAIR PREPARATIONS. 4
Lavett's Nahpaliear Hair kilass.
Barr TfieGpliaF0as, "
Ly0nis kaiiiairau,
B6ylt'8 Hyperion Fluid, %@
PhalQn's Hair InNigofatOr,
JATfte'S HiiiF 'Iotlie, 5@557
Van Deusetits Wsllpefic, .83%
L5utlbu's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel,s Fan E.nsttAlt, +"
0tdridge's Balm Of Columbia, 4
Railways Eircassiilr Kahn.
RANAttEAES.
sswaih'E Heatk1g,
Gulieifs frdian Vegetable,
LsenSiey II Great NJ es4etii.
OINTMENT ND SAEgE.S.
Dailsfs aihtgiastl Pain lsStgletsI
Professor tloiipWa .Sls Ointment.
] HrAliiStts's Ali.HeRliBfr, /.
Broak's Magie Sat4e, PFyer's
-# Pile, u
Eras's HaFrisafl'E Specific,
Frask's Magnetic, JadkintE, i
Loudyn'B Nh, Healing. Russia
BI1slFttt. ~
afoilelis Phoenix, Btaks's ARC,
tnatlc. .7.3 .+5 d, re-
Hihtmrtiis Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine, "
HltchiHg's Vegetable llyspepeisi
fipnlsss'i4 esteta HE as,Hstaisllsss II.
Holland i German. QxS gehated.
WANDER Y EEEtS SC
80 Druggists and MERIDIAN
articles contained In this above /
vantage by calling OF ssnAing |
be found the Rigst e extensive it;lst
MEDICINES ii the GniEtd 1
Please .,idress, !. \
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L,EvER ANp AauE.. FEoM wHEeH MAAKINp

NEVER AND AGUEs. FROM WHICH MANKIND
srst large pAf y NE glahe Is ths eoRieae. of
Il 9esebie ssy Viii salse i eylssa III I'LL sctiSn u
B1taf heat sp Hd fs with tile WaaEy EpoF from Il
safth5s surface and lie Wins Il han viii il hrsssh III is
into the blood There il irritating naop the itter
comes t9fA md as to sefsIe not only ta @ bat ao Tho
bile tram the blood Beth he virus md e bte accumulate
spleen the kdness ad the 8amash sSpsan With nj liver
and becerne dieraefed Ai4o Finally Tie et NJ HgRt
es M 8 y sst n ia S HI M of sa 4
force them II ont fhe bdod leaves the 8HrfaA and
fs Il s ees d5s 1F se TSs, y w, |.
lows ID which tte blood leaves thF central 5gas aud
he surface - 4 = smother sort e skre he irritating 9tsos
fails and the system ahdous tile attempt exhausted aiwalia
s9 s, sss ~ sg s tss sR s saEt s sI
such constitutional disorder will oi course undermine te .
We have aborea to daa. ard have found, nm andate
Ayers Ague Care,
which neufaea this msrpu poison III the btaod tsiHun
ates the liver 70 espe T. from S body. Asi; should
more rather does what Of service 10 fhes secf to
this Infection taken in expes system all
lacks keeps the system Ii health although epessd lie dis
Consequently only cures bit protests fan The
influences such tfnitten FessF Chill Feyer Dumb Or
Masked Agps Periodical Headache Bilious Headache Riana
EataGe Cata1h Asthma Palptlati5ns, Painful Affection Of
tho Spleen HxstefiG Cole, Paralysis Panta Affections
this cHsa will be found Rne iesa intermittent
type. This ARue Gnrs Tie these sFAnge.
This aecompsas IL stimulating the exefstees to sypei
~ virus from he ystes md tase aganF b degrees hrame
Whit tenn aeraHADa Time may accomplish le
end hut often lfe not 9ag fnaagh il sacrificed in Tie
We hAga great believe is Is AZ we'll safer
reHeds for The whole rasR Of diseaS which by Tho
piasrnatin Infection thea other which hns discovered
and ha ll another Important advantage The public which
s that 1t Is cheap Ms we'll 81 good.
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COLE AGENCY
. Of THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
ThhkESsME.
augak Essssas 81 to 70 inches Isnster II id ineh
- a ~ inches asssaele tsg sHei5
III. HIdef q inches dianae4zs. Is inch.
tern. T. sase Barr Al. peF pond a -
ID i. LAYfLEEREuyRE.
colan4Ission Merchant |
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.T,Ei4AT, NOTICES
&312 ~ ALL Nv ~ = u O11hIs
OFFICE LOUISIANA MrTeAE ms, GoaASYs

OfFloN LOUistANA MUTUAL INs. NpMANY,
New Orleans, December 81, 1870,
IN accordance with tho requirements of
tharier he Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company, aud
nj MI 81 the Legislature Of louisiana No. u approved March
HIN 1864 puhr notice Il hereby given that tho following Ger
brac Script, for the sa5 and 1885, and acgFg IN
invest sheepn unclaimed in the office nf the Company
md all said certificates and interest which shall not be aand
I'd in ha laEal owners within thirty days ut this
notice. NIL lie eancalied annhllel avid the amounts thereof
cryded The contingent in the fposs VI Tho Company
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n rsoelas..atlcll by. tl.e aIaYor.

MArDisALTv or NEW ORLEANS,
Efty Hall, December Sb 1850
QT VIRTUE or resolution Mo. aS74 DIT the
GesneIi ef tle ey 0t NeyF DrIeaus aefpri
sss sIlh sstiea al q hs y Charter ais hereby vsn
sIdAs d Orleans with ruund from
Mafas md from Robertson Claiborne
% aye each side of tie Trsms market house paved
GERARD sTITIE Mayor
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Eroclalaaafien par lie 1Eaire.

Marie M Ia NouyEIa.E- nRlEass.
Hotel dc He. % d6cenabfe 1854
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
DEATH ON mars avn aoAoI.Es.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER.
guaranteed 70 be tho safe ecsc anant exer ea H.
the destruction q these Troublesome yafrain
b sura and Az for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE.
sTRaf a. ere ARE many spurious articles offered for sale
For sale by ]. WRIGHT Il co
1ai tns&W 81 aadlkI chAttIes STREET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT q cos CATALOGUE Or GENUINE
VI popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers Propaars lowest Wholesale prices
Genel Depot Special Agency Nos. l5l Bnd II street