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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-15

junction. After accommodating awhile, they
returned, as is supposed, to camp.
To-day we learn from a reliable source that
quarters are ordered to be provided at the Re-
lay House tor six hundred troops from Cham
bersburg.
GEN. HARVEY TO MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, May 14,--Gen. Harvey pub
fishes an address 10 the people OF Missouri,
ard calls their attention TO the mill AIRY bill
that recently passed the legislature, which he
regards as an indirect secession ordinance,
manfestly unconstitutional. He says it ought
not to be upheld by good citizens says "what-
ever may be the terminatiOn of the present
condition Of things in respect to the cotton
states, Missouri must share the destiny OF the
Union. All her ma erial interests point to this
result, and so important is this regarded to the
great interests OF the country, that l venture
the opinion that tile whole power of the U.
S. government will be eXerted, if necessary,
to maintain Missouri in the Union" Speak.
ing Of Camp jackson, he says, "the names of
Davis and Beauregard marked its main ave-
nues," and that body OF men organized in
the interests of the secessiOnists had been re-
ceived there, openly bearing the dress and
badge distinguishing the army of the So
called Southern Coniederacy," and he
leaves it to the people to draw their
own inference as to the character and the
ultimate purpose of the encampment. He
states, however, that there were many good
and loyal men in the camp who are i'll no
manner responsible for its reasonable chtrac-
ter. In conclusion he says, "dsclaiming all
desire or intention to interfere with the prerog
alive of the state Of Missouri, or with the func-
tons Of its executive, yet | regard it as my
plain path Of duty to express to the people i'll
respectful but decided language, that within
n m command
preme law of the land must and shall be main.
tanned. No subtertuge whatever in the form
Of legislative acts or otherwise, can be permit
ted 10 harass or Cypress the good law abiding
people Of Missouri shall exercise my au.
thority to protect their persons and properly
from violence of every kind, and shall deem it
my duty to suppress all unlawful combinations
of men, whether found under military organic
alton or otherwise"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-15
WHEELING CONVENTION.

WHEELING, May 14.-Larger attendance
to-day. There was warm discussion of a mo-
ten to have immediate measures taken to or.
ganze new state. No progress. Committee
still at work. Major Cakes of the army is al
Welsburg distributing government arms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-15
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

Capital stock, s88, 281,7 700; loans and dis
counts, SCI, sic, 500; specie, S5,997 800 due
from other banks, S7,625,60 due to other
banks, S8,660,000; deposits, Sl8,309,600 Cir
cuation, Sc, TAG, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-15

body of troops came to Frederick from the
Junction After accommodating awhile, they
returned, as is supposed, to camp.
To-day we learn from reliable source that
quarters are ordered to be provided at the Re-
lay House tor six hundred troops from Cham
kr.rsI iIrrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-15
DEPARTMENT OF ANNAroLIs,

BALTIMORE, May 14.-General Butler thu
afternoon, issued the following proclama
ton -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

Dr.. W. d. Csri,n. Ezra Brown. Dsnie
Pfick. G. D. Mcdonald.
To rHr SENATORIAL CorvrrrioH.-Dr. b
Mansfield, A. Cradle. John King, A. Resm
Dr.. j. p. Peikey. d. M. Baldwin, Dsvit
Trout, Thomas Ballard. DR.. ". Detviier
James p. Mcconnell. Samuel vsndyhe,
Philip Which, John N. Palmer, W. Heller.
A. d. Smith.
On motion, the delegates TO the Senatorial
Convention were appointed as delesstes 10
,he Judicisi Convention.
The following resolution was offered BY
Hon. J. M. Palmer, and, on motion. was
unanimously adopted,
Resolved, That it is the wish Of this con.
vention. that onf delegates TO the Union
Convention TO meet at Columbus, on the 9Th
Of September next, should cast their votes
and use all honorable means TO secure the
nomination by that convention. Of David
Tod, OF Mahoning county. for the Office Of
Governor, and Hon. william Lawrence. Of
Logan county. for Supreme Judge.
A Centssl Committee Of si1--thise from
each party - was, on motion, sppointed BY
the Chair, ss follows:
Israel Green, Paul Sours.
q. W. Twinins. James Harsh,
Charles Elms. p. d. Biselow.
The proceedings OF the convention, were,
on motion. ordered to be published in the
county papers.
On motion. the convention adjourned.
WASH. HELLER, President.
JAMES HARSH. Secretary.
u. SHAFER, Assistant Sec.
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LET ThsM BE TEsTKD.-lt shoult
be . matter we'll understood that can
didates for Office, who approve Of snt
support the Vallsndighsm state Plat
form, cannot receive the votes o
Union men, cooperating in the
Union movement. Let aspirsnts FOL
office be required to show their
hands. We will venture the assert.
ion that not one Of the managers at
the late so-called Democratic County
Convention, nor one Of the candidates
putin nomination by that convention.
can be induced to come out publicly
and state whether they endorse or
repudiate their state Platform. Test
them and IL will be found that they
will eithsr give an evssive answer
or refuse to answer at all. They
may have Q word for a private car,
spoken 10 . very soft tone, but they
will venture no public statement
Are candidates, occupying such an
equivocal position, the men to be
made the exponents of Union senti.
menssi Do not the times require
men Of nerve and boldness, in pub.
lie stations?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

SsRr,.-We have long supposed this cele.
brated drug had come 10 be an exploded
humhug, but We are assured by those skilled
in the healing art, that not the Sarsapsriliia
itself is to be blamed for this conclusion,
but the miserable worthless preparations OF
1t iha, have been palmed off upon the com
neutrality-suspicious. which contain abou,
as much OF its virtues as they do Of gold dust.
II is commercial fact that almost ell of the
Sarsaparills gathered in the world. Is con
sumed in the old countries Of Europe, where
the science Of medicine has reached its
highest perfection, and where they know the
best what to employ for the mastery of dis
ease. Hence we are glad 10 end that we
are now to have compound OF this eIceilen,
siterative. which can be relied on. and dAs
community will not need be assured. that
anything Ds. AuEs makes. 10 worthy Of their
con n6dence. He has been for ,esrs engaged
in eliminating this remedy (see advertising
columns,) designing to make it his "chef d.
ouvre" which should add the crowning glory
to his already envisbie reputa,ion.--[Amer.
ican Cel,, New YORK.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

MILITARY AFFAIRs.-The business
OF recruiting has been going on quite
briskly in this county. There sre
some five companies organized and
in camp East Of town. Captain
Stough,on's Company, has obtained
its quota, and the Others are filling
up rapidly. Companies are expect.
I'd here soon from other sections, and
the regiment will ere long he in
working order.
Colonel Gibson's regiment, now ia
camp at Tifin, has, we learn, re
ceived marching orders, and will
shortly leave for Camp Dennison. -
The company organized by Captain
Langworthy, in this place, occupies
the post OF honor in that regiment
ranking as Company A. The com
pany is made up Of firs,'rsse Soldiers
who will not fail to make their MARl
IL called into the battlefield.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

MARRIAGE. - Married on The 20,h ul,imo
at the residence Of the BRIDES father, by
Rev. A. j. Imhoff. Mr.. Aaron Helms snd
Miss Ann Maria Richards. both Of Findlay.
On the list instant. by Rev. W. Haner
Mr.. James Bush and Nancy Ann Gibson. ali
Of Hancock county. Ohio.
On the <th instant, by the same. Mt
Cyrus ID. Dewitt. Of Company A. 4s,h regi
ment Ohio volunteers, u. 8. A.. and Miss
Mary Augusta Good. Of Pindiay.
tu1' The bride will nccept our thanks fol
the bounsifui supply Of Good cake accom-.
panying the last above notice. Long ma,
they waveil
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06
Chronic Catarrh, or Bronchitis.
BosroN. June 7. 1855

BosToH. June 7, 1855.
For several years I have suffered from q
Catarrhal Affection, consequent! upon Bron.
chitis. tried various remedies without re-
lief. The system appeared falling under re.
peattd attacks. ! made trial OF the PERuvi.
AN Sraur, and soon found decided improve
ment. II is now six months since had an
attack, and am no doubt adding my expert
enoe to that Of others. that tho PEauvilN
SrRuP produced this favorable change.
FRANCIS DANA, NJ. ID.
"Peruvian Syrup" is a solution Of Pro.
toAide Of Iron. a new discovery in medicine.
and strikes at the root Of disease by pre-.
ducing healthy blood. the source Of oil vi
taiity in the human organism. For sale b,
all Druggists.
Agent. FindlaY--S. d. PREY.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06
.yer'SSarSaparilla

eomnound ,en,cdv dos,rod % ho ,,o ,,,..
effeotuaI 1Dc,,1f,re that con ho made r, -
a concentrated extract of Paro Snysana,;l,.
so combined with otbor s,,hstoncos r. a.;i,
cronter Alternative no,ycr nc 20 ogn,d az st. a..
i've or,;Jo,o g.. ,ho d;soa.a. Ss.s.uI -. :.
yena,,"d 10 c,,e +, ia hai;evoS % ,sap sapaana .,
remedv ia unntcd hv thosa ,.ha .mssae eus s,ans
Strumous compla;,,s and ,ha, ono ,.h;.,, III,
accomnlisb thc;r cnyc n,,,s, r,o.o ~ ;,,n,orsa
service to tbis Iayoc c,sss NJ o,, a,o,od sa,,o,v
citizens. How comnictelv tb;s comnouna Ii,
do Il hns heen n,oven NV ornc,;,nnn, ~, r,.n-
of the worst cnses N be found NJ ,he fo,,o.,;,,y
complaints: ~ " WV '''''"Ae
ScnoruI., Avn Scnorr,ors Covp, ,,vrs
Euurrloys Ann EnupTIys DISEASES. Urcyns'
P,apLrs. I,IoTcuys. Trxou.. SAT- H.,r,,w
scam HAN. Sypur,,s Avn SyruI,,T,o Az
rscrIoys. MrncunIAI, Dtsr,sr, Duopsy. Npr.
nAIn,, an T,c Dou,a,,nprx nyn,,,Tv Dxs.
pspsrA AND Iyp,oEsTIos. Epys,priAs' Rosr
or Sr. Asruosv's F,up' nnd indeed Tho ,,hols
clas, of connlaints arising from Iwprm,Ty nr
rpE Btoon. n
This oompound will he fonnd n u,co. n,o.
motcr Of bcnlth. when tnkcn in tho snr;ne. "a
cxpel the foul humors which tester in the
blood at TINT season of the yenr. By the time
ly expulsion of them MANY ranking disordcrs
are nipped in the bud. Multitudes cnn. Inv
tho aid of this remedy, snare themselves from
the endurance of foul er,iptiuns and ulccrous
sores. through which the systom will strive 10
rid itself of corrunt;ons. IL mn. nss;s,cd IN do
tbis through tho natural cbap,cl, Of the botIv
by an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out tho
vitated blood whenever YOU find its impurities
bursting through the skin in pimplcs, er,iptions,
or sores: cleanse IL when Won find IL ia Oh.
structed and sluggish in the veins: cleanse it
whenever Il il foul. and YOUR feelings will tell
YOU when, Even where no particular disorder
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

LET THEM AsswRR.--Mr. Gribber
i' candidate for Represen tative.-
Will he inform the public, whethe,
he approves Of the Platform q opted
BY his political friends at Columbusi
Mr.. Bopo is candidate for Pros.
ecuting Attorney. Will he stat,
whether he endorses that Platform
or mott
Mr.. Walters is a candidate foi
Commissioner. Will he let tn,
voters Of the county know how h,
regards that Plstior,nl Come gen
tlemcn. show your hands!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06
To the Creditors OF the Estate OF Dan
iel r. Jobe, deceased.

NNHE subscriber has been appointed by the
Il Probate Court Of Hancock county, Com.
missioner on tho estate ~ Daniel II. J0be. dc.
ceased, represented insolvont. The period oi
six months from the dato of this notice Ia VI.
lowed creditors to bring In and prove their
claims against said estate. The subscriber
win attend 10 the duties Of his said appoint.
ment at his residence In jackson township, In
Hancock county, ohio, on the nrst aud last
Monday oi each month, NJ ton o'clock, n. M ,
Of each Of said days, until said Hix months OF
pire. JAMES wALTEhMiHE,
Administrator N Daniel II. lobe. dscsussd.
August ~, 6l.--l3w.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

READ THE ECERrisioArs or a RlouLAa Pa &C.
ririosxn.-"This may certify that l have
used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer ia
numerous cases. and believe il to be q very
valuable medicine. l have prescribed II in
Bowel Complaint particularly for children>
and II is in my opinion superior TO any pre-.
parahons ! have ever used for the relief oil
those diseases. When given TO children, |
have always combined II with tho syrup oi
gum arao'c' say ten drops TO 9 teaspoonful
Of the syrup. we'll mixed. Others have
mixed il with milk and molasses, equal
parts. A. HUNTING, NJ. ID.
II is sold by medicine dealers generally.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

COLUMNS OF THE COURIER Closed
AG,INsr TIE UNION MONUMENTAL
resolution was adopted by the Union
County Convention, on Saturday last,
directing that the proceedings be
published in the Jefersonian and
Courier. In answer to this request,
we give the proceedings in full, in
to.day's paper.
The convention was truly a Union
Convention. being composed Of DE
mocssts and Republicans in about
equal proportions. The convention
Was Union in it's spirit. no party spir.
it, nor party snimosity being man
ifestsd, nor wss there an attack made
upon any party. either in the pro,
ceedings or the resolutions. 1t was
q Union Convention, ss shown by its
nominees, two OF whom are from the
ranks Of the Democracy.
Tho people having thus met in
convention. without distinction o.
party, and having done nothing &c
give offense 90 loyal men Of any
party, supposed certainly that there
could be no barrier to the publication
OF their proceedings, in ally papel
devoted to the onion; and had there
fore reason to expect that such woult
appear in both the papeis Of Findlay
But what response does our nei9h6o,
Of the Courier, make to such a res
sonable requesti Why, he fatty re
fuses, We learn, to give them plsc'
in his columns. What has beoom,
Of his Democracy Whist has be
come Of bis ardent love for the des
peoplea Were the men who com
posed the Convention not respectsbl
citizens9 Were not both partie
largely represented? Wss there any
thing in the proceedings either dis
graceful or disrepusablei Our neigh
Dor had, no doubt, Q right to refus
this favor. but the people have o
equal right to sit In Judgment o
his character for msgnsnimi.y an
generosity.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

To every barrel Of flour you can
make thirty pounds more bread or
biscuit (and much bester) by using
Herrick Allen's Gold Medal Ssler.
atus, than by yeast fermentation OF
any other Ssleratus. II is perfectly
healthy, will not turn your cookery
yellow, will strengthen weak stom-
schs, and cure dyspeptic PERSONS
It 10 much better to use with cream
tartar than soda Try one paper
and you will be convinced. Mos
Of the Grocers sell it. Depot 1l2
Liberty street. New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06
Hancock Couaty Union Convention.

Hancock Couaty Union Convention.
The Union Convention, held il
Findiay. on last Saturday, was very
largely attended, notwithstanding
the notice had been given about ter
days previously. Leading men o
The different parties, were presen,
and participated in the proceedings
and the best Of harmony prevailed
The good feeling sbown towards
each other BY men who had for yesrt
been political opponents, is certainly
sn omen Of good, in this trying crisis
in our country's history. 1t shows
that the masses Of the people in Han
cock county, are fism friends Of the
Union.
The Platform, which was adopted
without . dissenting voice, is bold
and out-spoken, and comes right up
to he dem ande of the times. There
is no xmidi,y unaffected in Il, nor
= disposition 10 make terms with the
rebels. while attempting the over
throw Of the government.
The candidates nominated, are
among our best citizens men OF
integrity and stsidness Of character.
DIR. w n. Csrlin. the candidate
for Representative, bss long been
saeorsbly known in the county, as a
popular Physici-n, q man Of inteili-
gence, Of correct department, and in
every respect ss trustworthy. lie
will make . good Representative
He accepts the nomination, and fully
endorses the Platform adopted.
Mr.. Ezra Brown is Lawyer of
extensive experience In his profess.
ion, aud an old reliable citizen, ia
whom the people Of this county can
place confidence, as q straightforward
upright citizen.
Conrad Lyme is an old resident Of
Esgle township-has been Justice
Of the Peace in that township for q
number OF years. and is a man much
respected by all who know him.
lie lie q practical Farmer, and will
make a good Commissioner.
The people OF the county have.
therefore, q good ticket presented for
their support, made mp of men out.
and'out Union m,n, without any
qualification men who in no way
sympashize with Vallandigham and
his partizan friends, in th,ir psrtizsn
movement Vt Columbus, nor do they
sprrove OF the secession sentiments,
incorporated in tho Platform adopted
by that convention. Their election
will be q plain and pointed express
ion in favor OF unconditional Union
sentiments.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06
How PAr!--The Hancock Courier, in on

How PAr!--The Hancock Courier. ia one
article, eIclaims;
care the Democrats who have signed the
call for Union Convention, ready TO fall
into the embraces ofnullifying sboiitionismI
Are they ready to unite with the Northern
abolition -disunion,sts, in their schemes q
abolish slavery, OF TO break up the Unionf''
In the very next article, in the same pa.
pes snd the same column, tho Courier em
phsticaiiy declares:
"MsIk our prediction, that the convention
10 be held in this place. on next Saturday
will not dare 10 nominste q man who sup.
ported the Chicago platform. OF voted fol
Lincoln for President. NoI will the STATE
Convention, on the 5th Of aext month, nom
mate Republican for GoveInos."
What terrible icess II must have Of falling
into the "embrases OF nuilifying abolition
ists,' when II already believes and predict
that Democrats are 70 be nominated for IN,
most important Offices Ia the county an,
slsiel Terrible fellow. the Courier man V
when he makes one idea hill another mos
edectuaiiy In the same number Of his paper
We sse afraid the Courier 10 . ''mssked bat
l1e1sri: 6nnisnad To- blowing up the 1th Au
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

RsAp the advertisement respecting "Da.
LsLIsD's Asri- -RuruxsTic BsrD." in an.
other column. According to the report Of
those who have tried u. and who have been
cured Of the most violent attacks Of Rheum-
stism BY II. there is no remedy estant equal
to this IN cases Of rheumatism; snd having
no reason to doubt the statements we have
heard in favor Of the "Band." we cordially
recommend liz use TO those who are afflicted
with this disease. Be sure and read the sd-
vertisernent most carefully.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

To FARnKRs AND L,vERy SrAsLE KxsrEss
DR.. s. A. Weavers Cerate has been exten
sivsly used BY Livery Stable Keepers aud
with one accord they ssy: that for many
disessos in animals they have never found
its equal.
On Horses. two OF three sppiications will
Oure the Sofstohes. Chafes. and Calls,
whether BY the harness. saddle OF otherwise
Wash the wounds clean. snd the Cs,a.s
freely applied will cure them in few days.
II will cure Cfsoked Heels snd Cancer Ia
tho Tongue. Csnker o. Sore Mouth, Affect.
ions Of the Skin, Falling off OF the Hair, 30
Sore sssts and osked uddsI in cows ere soor
cured By the Cesste.
Sold By Medicine Dsslsrs sensrsl,y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

Dh. s. o. R,cHAsosor's SHsssv Wiss
BirrsRs.--Phsrmsceuticsi Preparation. By
regularly educated Physician lie one Of
the most pleasant and valuable ton,cs Of the
dsy. Persons recovering from pIotrac,ed
illness, or those who at this particular sea.
son Of the year. are subject to Jsundice.
Hsbituai Constipation, OF any disease nris-
ing from disordersd siomsob, liver. or bow Z.
els, will find in the Sherry Wine Bitters a
friend mote to be desired than gold.
Sold By Druggists generally.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

Coon SrHmH.-We publish, in to.
days paper, the speech Of HonoraLl.
Daniel S. Dickinson. OF New York.
As he has been a leading, promi-
nent Democrat, this bold and well.
timed effort Of his. in behalf of the
government, will have GA excellent
effect.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

NORMAL SCHo There are in al.
tendance, some forty pupils at the
Normal School, most of whom have
been engaged in the business o.
teaching. Tho school is a model
as it regards the good order and in
dustry OF the pupils. Those who dc
not believe this, may call and see.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

ST. Louis, Missouri. September 9.
Private dispatches announce that
Provost Marsha. McKins,ry has been
promoted to q Brigadier General.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

Well DONE, ARCADIA Some
forty.five volunteers arrived in tind.
lay, from the little village aud vicin,
ity of Arcadia. They were recruit.
cd 'or the three years. service, by
Captain Stoughton, and were imme
diately qusrtered at Camp Vance.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

WooD.-Ws would bs glad to have
the wood on, patrons have engaged
to send us. ct - early . period GO
possible. We find II necessary "a
have our Winter supply in, before
the roads get bsd. Our experience
in getting wood when the roads srs
Wud 49, shaken our confideucs
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

TO THE PRooF.-We give an arti.
Gle on the outside Of this weeks pa.
per. showing the political status and
qualifications Of the Colonels of the
different regiments in Ohio, which
completely refutes the charge of the
Vsllsndigham party, OF favori,i.m
and incompetency.