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A DMtNIsrhArOics NOTICE. Tho uIi.
"A derslgned has been duly appointed Ad.
vi tho estate OF Nathan probble ,
late ~ Hancock county, Ohio, deceased.
b. B. BARNEY,
.idninisiraior Of Nathan PrS6b,e.
August -, 1861.
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VEGETABLE HEALING BkLSAk

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hcr ~ breast n,r'"''"r''' nr"''! anI dn'! o.
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DENTON, BAI,AM
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]. MANNING, Vanlue.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersign
IN cd has been appointed and qualified Ad.
ministratrx OF John Van Osiran, late of Han.
cock county, deceased.
CATHARINE VAN OSTRAN.
August 81, 1861.
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FURNITURE
cap for Cash, at Porch's Old Shopi

DERSONS wishing to buy Furniture that is
III worth more than simply carrying home
will find good lot Of
Chairs, Bedsteais, Tables, &C., &C.,
At my old shop,
EAST OF THE W00LEN FACTORY.
In the manufacture OF my Bedsteads, use a
cast iron fastening (my own inventory, which
for ease OF setting up, permanency and dura.
blity, IL superior TO all others now In use.
Call and see my stock before you buy else.
where. All kinds of Furniture made to order.
Cheap fOI. Cash.
All Work Warranted
~ Orders for Cofiins ofany quality prompt.
iy attended to, at as Low PRICES AS any
where else. II. PORCH.
FIsDLAY, September 81, 1860.
All kinds Of turned Chair Stuff on hands e;
Poroh's shop. All kinds Of Wood Turning done
to order on reasonable terms, by
JOHN GOODWIN.
September a, 1860.
VyO TEACHERs.-The Board Of School Ex.
| i aminers for Hancock county, Will hold q
session for the purpose OF examining Teachers
at the Union School room, In Flndlay, on the
nrst Saturday OF January and the nrst satur
day of February, and the nrst and third 6Atur
days OF every month thereafter, commanding al
ten O'Clock, q. m, untilfurther no toe " givan
- JOHN BOWMAN, Clsrk.
| FiNpLAY, Jan. l, 1859. ~. -
| NIB. Ahapplioants win berequired 70 pre-
sent 20 the Examiners certificate stghod BY
A two or more Of their present or previous en-
pleyssS, giving 2 sevslAetssy sssssp9pe r. Z
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HAIR INVIGORAf0s,s

FOR kESTORfNG GBAY HAIR -
To its original color without dyeipg, and pre-.
venting the Hair irom turning KrAy. z q,
For Preventing Badness, -
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FOR BEAUTlFYING THE HAIR,
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| IL o'ehnses 'he head and scalp from daDdruH
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KoMEo, MrC"mh county, Michigan,

Mgssns. J. y. lIAEnIs 4 Cn.-Cien,lemen Thc
confidence have III Perry Davis' Pam Killer
As n remedy for Colds, Coughs Burns, Spr.iiiis
and rheumatism. Tor the cure of which have
successfully used II, induce ne 10 recommend
ITS virtues Ia others.
\ lew months ago had ocoursc to il 10 do.
lruy icl"n: although had mover heard nf its
hcne used for thai purpose, but having suffer.
ed Intensely from u lurmcr one. and having M
other remedy Al hand. applied the Pain Kill
sr ,r,GgG,,G ,g, l4rth2n! n,ieen minutes At evening.
which entirely DESTROYED ntie>eNh
and inrroUaod my confidence in the utility Of
the rem Jay. Yours truly.
4. W. CURTIS,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-13

All kinds Of turned Chair STUFF on hands st
Poroh's shop. Allkinds Of Wood Turning done
to order on reasonable terms, BY
JOHN GOODWIN.
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xTTTsDow sHADEsTCh:a sS ssss ' sSsr, ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-13
Cheap for Cash.
All Work Warranted

~ Orders for Collins fany quality prompt
iy attended to, at AS Low PRICES as any.
where else. II. PORCH.
FIDLAY, September al, 1860.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been triiled with and
abused: that their direct tendency is to length.
on life. aud render 1t enjoyable; that operating
directly upon the poison Of disease IN the blood,
they CAUSE SOON no HEAL
and discharge from the system. every taint of
Scro.ula, whether hereditary otherwise;-
. Al thnv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

From our Southern exchanges ~ make III
the following summary of news:

From cur Southern exchanges ~ Iaake UP
the following summary of news:
A cory OF A TAIK FROM JOHN Koss PRINCIPAL
CHIEF or CEERoREE yArfoS, 10 THE cHIEFs
OF The sHAwyEEs, sEXEcAs, AND quArAws,
SEPT. To- 1851.
From the Fort Smith Times, Oct Ia
Below we give copy of q talk written BY
Mr.. Ross, Chief of the Cherokee Nation, to
the Shawuees and thu mixed band OF the Sene-
cas aud Shawnees, and Quapaws, who occupy
II country north of the Cherokees. Mr. Il.
also sen talk 10 the Usages, which is in the
81 act words, commencing with the second
paragraph Of the talk to the above men toned
tribes, and, of course, it is not necessary 10
pGollsh 1t.
We are indebted to Gen. Pike, Confederate
Commissioner, for the copy. He has succeed
ed in making a very favorable treaty with tb 6
CheroaeeS, and viii no doubt conclude treA-
lies with the other tribes. No man in the
Government has or could be more successful
IN forming treaties with the Indians than
Gen Pike. He has their confidence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

hon. G. {. Clay, of Ala, who has been
sutsring severely from asthma. Is recoyer-
ihS' ana his name viii BE- presen ted to the
i;eeisittuFe Oh that State for elect TO the
Confederate States Senate
Mr., K. B. Alexander, former proprietor Of
the rrederIcksburg Recorder, has sold out his
interest III that paper to Mr. James Il Sener.
loug ana tavorab!y known rs the edi tor O!
that paper.
Miss Maggie Mitchell closed an engaga.
ment III u. Louis, II few days since and ii is
understood she goes from there to California.
GEN. HoUsroN's ILLERss-The Galveston
Efacs reports Gen Houston still very low
HIS attack is OF Il congestive character
ion H. :. toote, Ex-Governor Of Missis-
sl1pi, IS i candidate for Congress in the 5tt
Congressional District OF Tennessee
Rev. Inns. II iskins, OF Cleveland Tenn
died AZ that Piice few days sgo.
Tow hair and cotton is said to be good
substitute for wool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

The FEDEaALs WANT BLASKErs.-We see
that the Governors OF Ohio and Indiana have
Issued addresses 10 the women of their States,
appealing TO them 10 furnish blankets and
clothing for the volunteers. The Federal
Government has advised them of their ina J.
blhty 10 furnish any more blankets, the sup
ply at the North being entireI, exhausted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

DEATH or JAS. II. UlsoS-Me learn from
the Pamela Star that this ind,y yidati IS dead
He was attacked with severe lit al cough +.
ing, vomiting up a hard substance, supposed
to have been the ball received into his lungs
by a shot from his step son, e. II. Jennings,
some months since, which, ar the time, pro-
duced no uneasness. He died la enc minute af-
ter he commenced coughing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29
How TO DAMN THE RgrELs-The Indian

apolS Sentinel says
The Rev. J. W. 7. McMullen is making
hedYy--VerY he2Vy-War speeches just now.
Down IN Henry county he spoke the other
day, and aa Intelligent and responsible gen
tiemau informs Us Lhat, among other thugs,
he called upon God Almighty TO damn the
rebels, and, said he, blasphemously, as we
think, although we are but Il publican and a
sinner, If he cannot damn them enough
and quickly, let him call upon me and the
regiment ain about raising"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

Samuel H. Boyd. Esq, of Rockingham, N.
g., has been elected to the Hous- OF Com
mons, in that State, TO till tha vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Capt. Thomas
blade, now la the army,
North Caroiius has expended for war pur-
poses the sum Of o., Oh ,622 Cd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

raH WE ARE REQ UEsSTEn to announce
- that Hon. D. c. D:i1A kNETTE, of Caro-
line, is candidate 10 rspresaat the District eom
posed OF the counties Of Caroline, Louisa, Spot
syivGaia, King George, Stafford, Orange, Greene
ssdsoa AID CuipepeE, in the hrst Cor grass Of the
O1nfader4ts States. ~ sa-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

In consequences of the Importance of pre-
s4Ht ard future military movements. the
Memphis papers have been requested by Gen.
foiK not 10 publish any matter relating to the
movement Of troops
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

4 GENTLEMAN called ~ my stable duriaS
u ny a.,.emc- en- Tuesday evening last, xhons
sicek, AID hired EUsSE ard BC6tiY 70 10
into ths enun,ry = little was ard said he world Ne
back In two houra. bat have head pothiBN ~
him np 70 lbs time. TIE e. nti. ~ sutstls
sge, ard dfessed ~ h0mesp.n. . h. Hnsse -
DARK ba ~ brC~ri. Of fne.iiurn ,izs and las siis
weeyss, continually roesiEs his lead v hile in sns
stall. He |. rr rate buggy hosse. a q Is known
ahVut PetetstIrg havtre been in my Ttah q or fha
last tys years Tn" Buggy hsi ,be nas.- of r. a
- ClsiF- .se n sker ca tie ssrs "a near.t new
md hst rem in ths DASH, which was st.f he'd ao
with thread.
would Ike 10 K, s1eh inio. aiion e. would
iisfy nae tSaf my H"rse ana se c ara ale hut
shnu Il ose tha' | have been ! usy d. nj, with
wiu give asu'aole reward tsay So isr their re-
eossry R'BT CiAsk,
oc ~ Corn-r Henry ai.d "A sta
L'IFTY DOLL8RS REWARD Il burglar
4 ent-r,d my basement FFids. night tas soth
last sn6 stole Huusisr ~ PjiONS and FUaxS
with ~ BUTTkE KNIVES. enc If silyer,s .rt sf
"R II = tie other pearl hun He'd with al veY blade
he Sp we're Ilarkcd with MY iaitisls, except
one htd n. J. H." Twill sive fny dolars
for ihe recovery o: he prop-,ty. sly par. .. t.
ard detection # iha thief X. X. HaWlsoS,
&C .S---j Governor &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

SrI'IDE DE-Mr Weatherford, overseer on the
plantation Of the late Uaptain I. 5. Vincent,
near Athens, Ga, committed suicide 4 few
Gays since % shooting himself through the
head. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

kuhOfE.--A hritish subject puTeosss Vi Il.
A mG London, Liverpool de-, and VIII under.
!s.e eoamanaAoae. AA6s0 'UCO1lA J" s1lcs u
VII Pssss. 1ss So . H6-aa
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4 LESSON FOR HARD URIEKERs John God
frey and Henry GcGinn, two I"en employed
by Mr. Fitch, contractor, received their pay
yesterday evening, and went to take 4 glass
before parting. If they hvo taken but one
glass, il would have been MIL i. would not
have been nothing either ii they had taken
two, or three, or even tour glasses; but unfor-
tunately for them both, they drank so much,
that by and by whiskeg stole their rea-
son, and this happened just they were
discussing the merits of the floating battery.
john Godfrey had his opinion on that piece
OF naval architecture, and il Was not exactly
MCGmn's opinion, which fact enrdged
the former that in 4 fit of anger ana drunken
ness combined, he took his rocket knife and
cut his friends throat. bis pitiful drama
happened at a quarter past 8 O'Clock. on Per
rilhat street, a lane which ruas by the grave
yard, between Magnolia and Howard streets.
MEG inn fell on the sidewalk lifeless and q od
frey reeled along The vail. Beth We're brought
TO the First District Station house, one a
corpse and the other dead drink. The lat
ter, quite "a unconscious "a his victim, was
put in the first cell, IL proximity with his
dead friend, 50 that when he Gw2kes thiS
morning, and wonders how he, an hsnest
man, the father Cf four children h in q cell
and has human blood On hia ,armeu Is, tan
eee from hls very couch the man he killed
after taking too many friendly drinks with
nina. McGinn leaves on earth h wife and child
10 mourn his los s.-.N. Q. PtcEyane, 2etk.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
NOTICE To JUDICIAL orFICERs

NOTICE To JUDICIAL uFFICERS
Y taking . Testimony in cases of sis,es al,
dncied or haroored By the enemy, snd OF ether pro
perty seized, wasted, o. desfroy ,i by them"
/. TLeowner of slaves abiu tied or harbored by
the enemy, or OF other property seized wasted or
destroyed oy them, shall, II living, eitnsg hy bin
self or attorney, make affidavit OF axnersaip and
OF less oy such abduction harboripg seizure s.,e
or destruction II the owner be NOT living, II la
boring under the legal disability of infanay ilsan-
sty or eoVerture, then tie legal representative of
such owner shall make affidavit Of ownership and
loss or injury.
4 In no ease viii the afadsvit Of the owner, at
torney, OF Legal repr, sentative, he taken as eyi
denee of ths fact loss uaess Il ball appear TO
the satisfaction OF ihe Judicial oce-r iskin. Il q
same that o, sr and beiter eyi enee can be oh
tanned which fsri shall distinctly app. al in the Ger.
tncSte OF saeh officer.
;. The judicial Officer shall reduce TO writing the
oFal evidenee oirred Ia support of he alleged own
etshp, and loss ar Injury and ths eyid.nes ,hus
.dueed TO writing, together with he iiayi,s ia
ken by nn, shall be transmitted by him TO the Sc.
cret.ry Of State within thirty days from the day OF
hearing.
1. Tne Judicial officer shall state in his certificate
whether the evsenes go heard add transmitted Ia
or ID rot, entitled to creois
.. Evidence shasl also be taken or asStay,s ,naas
aud transmitted with the othsr eyiasacs shasyi,.,
tie State or county of which the cwnsr a,ler,ns
loss or in3ury cisva the time af sush los.
or injury and at sAs sasaa Of oiferug evds nee. a
making affidavit y
g. Ia rase the Department 4 ould he reauirsa "a
firnish &c titled copies OF the papers ris,l ~
sasrge ior furnishing the same, ~ establish "a ~
law, ~h - ten eeIts for every hunsrsd wo. as u
eapy. WA NJ, nROWNn.
usfAHfkkST OF STATE.
ktchMsad, Oct. IS. isoI Oc po--As
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

- FE 3 4.
NJ, rejoice 10 hear that Vice Presi
i .....sss devotes great part OF his time
@'. ..., x3.i,s 20 the hospitals, aud to the
e.-4 .-.,us,ia,ion of the sick soldiers
..-.-,5e-s Intellectual effort Of his life
ssete8 on hirp so much honor as this no-
..t .,r.h needed humanity. itrefieetscredi'
mn tae wisdom agd upon the benevo-
,,,te faaa There IS no military position
d, ..-aruu.ett which is more important t.
...at is cause tA5n the hospital, for
-...- -.t. BE- e,reagtaeaea by IA e&iric'
t..s...ai s,7sison as greatly rs by We
.,f 1ra.salile3 as completely Jy an IA
r..s45f4l administration as hv a defeat
.. ,...i ,hs favor and friendship Of o'l
...ay class, urot all classes put together,
government derives lie strength A.
....t- !, be- imagined that the giant oak
-...r ,lc leaves which adorn III t"IES O.
....a y,I5ch often embraces ii TO its Dc
.- I. foundations must be embedded
,.,r..l.r heart. IN the affections. cont
,,E respect o( the masses, OF it VII
.-.eetur, bnilt upon ttse sand, which
.. ..,sae-. y liz ieye, with ;le das., We
... t.eles5la to see 50 eminent pohiic
.....-,-.. Hr SrEvHESs mapiiesJlng hs
.sI interest in behalf Of the s'ch ahd
s.s soldiers of the army, those gallant
- ..--.,s representatives OF the gre; :
.,.-. a.a.,.e Nor is it beneath Tie dignity
a .., h;.a Office thus 10 devote himself To 4"
.... s3 uaos,eutatious and uupreieE'iia2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

asxa To THE VOTERS OF THE CITIES
@~H"OF RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS.
BURG, AND OF THE COUNTIES uF
HENRICO, HANOVER, CHARLES CITY
NEW KENT ELIZABErH CITY WAR
WICK, JAMES CITY, AND IURA.-I. is
the duty OF every citizen, at such 3 junc.u tc
nterpose personal objections to a cal! OF Es tel
oFeitizens 10 any responsible position wherein
hey may think he serve the country. IL Wa
with this conviction ace pied the I have row
tbe honor to hold in Congress, and with which
have applied myself and shall continue 10 apply
myself until the close, 10 its isbors and duties-
The only distinction 20 which / aspire is that my
.2oors may deserve and obtain the public appro
oation.
cannot be Indifferent u the applications from
the District % offer myself AT 5ae approaching
election, and now declare myself q candidate -
Should you, nay feliow-ciJiZens, honor me with
your support, my best efforts shall bs devoted 70
ske labors snd duties af the high position
ue tide WM Ii MAGFsRY,AND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29
BRIG. GEN. wM.H. ANDERSON.

A correspondent Of the Mobile Adrer,isey
and Rcgistrr writes from Pensacola. under date
OF the 18th inst, as follows
Gen. Anderson, learn, is improving. His
conduct in the late expedition was a!i thu,
couid characterize great and brave soldier
ne Was among the first TO reach Wilson =
camp, and with his own hands assisted in lis
destruction; his aids, Leuts. Wilbur IL John
son ana Calvin Sayre, both Of the marine
corps, were by his side during most of the
evening, and l am Id By ye-witmesses that
no young soldiers ever fought brayer or better
Cot jackson and his Gaorgians were the frs,
troops III the camp, followed by the Missis-
sipllahs, who killed the picket guard OF four
ineh on the left OF Col, Jackson From thi :
time every man seemed 10 tight on e'hls own
NOOK" and If some CT onr men were uot
Killed oy their friends, il is wonder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

A.ia AsAlAsr THE AFACHgs The Mes
" Aaj Times, ~ the 10Th ult., says:
h.. Understand an extensive campaign will
!. /. med against the Apaches, 50 soon as
rr.r. a"hEitely what are 10 be the move
tA-r. ~ 'Ae nlied States troops on our nor
<-,.t .-..i .i Ger. Several comPanies will be
A1s, @-"HLua!Iy IN the field, and the war
irt,-' '''''sSafiiy be one OF ex termination.
tt.l '' most terrible should be visited
gs.- - They have long deserved the
I|.l and bitter fate.
ta.e..,, Gus Itxlcan population We are in
t-#l,...''. ~ ii4e go men, armed, mounted and
s-ttt a1IPi 81, can be raised az soon at har-
As: V'etl Tor an expedition against the
-ss41-,[.. 4Ary VIII pay their own expenses,
ss f! my permission 10 retain such stock
night capture from the Indians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

- TO THE PEOPLE OF THE 7rH CON
~ q X h 5 ONAL DISTRICT, COM.
POSED OF THE COUNTIES OF CAMP
b L l., AMHERST, NELSON, ALBE.
MARIE, FLUVANNA, AND BUUKINd.
1AM.-FELLow CIrIZgxs: / atn a candidate "a
represent you il the Congress of the Confederate
States. The brisfEess OF lie time between ~ and
.hs election, and the ditieu. ties and anxies.e OF
The tBaes alike forbid cslvasa. Suffice /; 10 SAY
lh4 II elected, my whole energies shell oe daye ted
20 tho advancement OF yoIT Interests.
Yoar fellow citizen
SHELTON K. LEAKE
Charlotte willie, 0et. ith, 1851. cc 9-dt6EA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

r4~z- JAMES LYONS. ESQ, is Candidate to
- represent the people Of the Sc Disric.--coAn.
posed of TIE counties of Henrco, Hanov, :, Charles
City. NeF7 Kent, Elizabeth Ciry, Warwick, and
Hcrk, aud the cities Of Richmond and Williams
barE--iu the Congress Of the Confederate S,ates.
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