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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-15

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SAVANNAH November &.

here to day. contsins the following
tclegraphic dis,a'ches;
SAVANNAH November &, }
Via New ORLEANS, Nov. o.
Tho steamer Sampson srrived
from Port Royal with the wounded
from the engagement yesterday,
which was between Fort Walker
and Bay Point. Fifteen vessel.
were inside snd several oniside.
There were full five hundred men
vt Fort Walker and thirteen ont.
side at Hilton Head Island. The
steamer Minnesota, the first to en-.
ter, Wac followed rapidly by others.
The attack on tho fort was from
three sides sfter the second roupd
from the feet. Tie three rrincipsI
guns ON the battery were dismount,
ed. The engagement lasted five
hours, and during its continuance
all our guns were dismounted: ths
magazine was arranged to blow uI
when the enemy entered. ''t
Dispatches 10 Charleston paper,
say the batteries worked badly, snd
that the enen','s firing was excel.
lsot. The total confederate loss IN
this place 10 100.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

- 2 /" FOH THE HAPID CURK OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incfpient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
In advanced Stages tg
.. OF the Disease.
TIL. 10 remedy universally known 70 surpas any
useless here 10 publish the evidence Of lis virtues Iis
unryaed excellence for coughs and colds and m truly
known throughout the civIssd nations OF the saItn.
Few arc the communities, even families among them
who have not personal sxperLence Of iu eneus-
some living trophy In their midst Of IT, Victory ,ns
subss and dangerous dsorders Of the throat anu
Az ell know the dreadful AtAlity OF thee dsosasr sa
they know too the effects Of this rsmedy We neec nos
do more than to assure them that has nov ~ SI s VIZ
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New YORK November IL Tile
Post says an expedition is prepared
il not already sailed, which will scaI
tho marlboro "i Savannah and Charlie
ton against the txit or entrance oI
any further Theodore or Nashville
,Xp ditions. Also a hptilla OF thirty
vessels is now in this port, armed,
manned and ready to sail Tor the
Gull OF Mexico Thu vessels are
peculiarly fitted by siz', draft OF wa
ter and arnsmeLt for h .rrassing the
coasts Of Louisiana and Texas.
The companies garrisoning the
ortificatinns around Washington,
have been ordered to build log huts
Tor winter quarters.
Tho new Steamship Constitution.
has been chartered hy the govern
inert.
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpiIep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,

Many remarkable Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine II smu
ates tho vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
overcomes disorders which would be supposed beyond Ito
reach. Such remedy has long been required by tho
eesses Of the people, and confident that th will
do for them all that medicine can do.
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Special Road Levies

SpeCI3l Ito{aC1 ISVlSS.
Adams Dorsey mills the dollar, Allen township.
stat road,4
road mills u the dollar, Portage township
Van township road mills the dollar
townships.
W Gallant road mills the dollar. Orange township
H. IA mi ont dollar, to
lam road mills the dollar Blanchard township.
Also special Blanchard and Liberty Townships
lSGl.. CIVIL
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Fraterneiiy yours, CIV. LARINrER, N. d.
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Com pl.tut.

IhpffkNpEscE, Preston Co., Va. 9TH July 1861.
DE J. G. ArsR; Sir, have been afflicted nj pain.
tn chronic Rheamdfisi for long time which afed tho
skii OF physicians and stuck 10 m spite all tho
rsmediesl could nnd until ied your snrJnparla Ono
bottle cured mo In two weeks and restored my general
health so much that am far better than bchre was
atncked. Think II u wonderful me,lLino. J. fIEAM.
Jules T. Getclell Of St. Louis writes; al have been
emieted for years with an affection nC the Liref which
destroyed my health Irie every ng, aud every thing
iled to relieve me and have been brokendown man
Tor some years from other than druBgsnrpt o
he Lrer My beloved PASTOR the hey. Mr. Espy, advised
mo 70 try your sarsnrsra, because c snd he know yo,
and any thing you made worth trying. ly tho bleas-
Ing OF dod u has cured me, and has purified my blood
ss rs 70 make new man Of me. feel young again. The
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Schlrrus, Cancer Tcmors, Enlargement,
Ulceration, Carries and Exfoliation OF
the Bones.
great variety OF cases have been reported whero
cures OF these formidable complaints uyc resulted from
the use OF this remedy but spnco here will admit
them. Bone 81 them may be found In our American
Almanac which tho agents below named arc pleased 10
furnish gratis to oil who call for them.
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Leucorrhws or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
UterIne UleeralIOn. EcmnIe Dlaeanca.

DR.. u. $. Charming, Of New York City. writes "I
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alton itself was soon cud. Nothing within my knowl-
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Edward s. Marrow, Of Newbnry, Ala. writes "a dau-
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which had defed all the remedies could employ. has
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TO the Taxpayers Of Hancock CO., Ohio.


of
story South West of the Courthouse"
BENJAMIN HUBER, Tresur Hancock county,
county, Ohio, October T. 1861
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CAIRO, November IL. The Mem
phis Appeal Of the ll'h, received
here to day. contains the following
t,legraphic die,a'ches:
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81. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysspcIas,
Tetter and Salt Ithcum, Scnid Head,
RihgwOrm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.

DIR. Robert ". prrllc writes from Salem, n. V, 18th
Sept, 1859, that ho has cured inveterate of
DJopSy, which threatened to terminate fatally, by tho
perseyering m our Sarsapara, and also dangerous
Indignant Erysipiis by large doses of tho says
he cures tho common ErHpiionS jy It constantly.
DrohchOcele, Goitre or Swelled Neck.
Zebmlon Sloan M Prospect, Texas writes Three bot
Ties Of your sarsapnrilla cured from Gre hid
over two years"
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AYERS
SarSaparilla


And for the speedy Of the following compnints
scrofula md ScrofuI Gus Ancc tions, such
as Tumor., Ulcers, Sores, Erupttoms,
PImples, Pustules, BlOtches, BOils,
blatns, and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9Th June, 1850.
J. {. AVER 4 Co. Gents: feel 1t iny duty to ac-
knowledge what your Saisaparilln has done for me.
Having inherited Scrofulous infection, have suffered
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years ago II broke out head aud covered scl,
and with sore, which painful aud oaiisuny
beyond description. tried many medicines aud several
ply slcias but without much relief from any thing. In
fac the disorder grew worse Al length was tejocrd
TO read In the Gospel Messenger that you u prepared
All Alternative (SasaIarilla for knew from your rrIuia-
tion liat any thing you made must lc good sent to
CncnA and got II, nd us,1l IL t 1t cured took
it, us you advise, Ia snn lus.s Uf easpOonful over
month"; AMI used almost three bottles. New and healthy
ska soon legan To fuim under the scnt which after q
while Fill SI Ny skin is now clear, aud know 10y my
felin;s that the disease has gone from my system You
can well il",e that feel what saying when tell
you tat hold yuu to be VI the apostles Of the age,
mud remain over gratefully. Yours,
q lHINl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26
VI r IL u.

In Nechanicsvilie Sept u, by the Rev. Mr.. Archa-
bald Dir samuel Marshall 10 Miss Sarah Cole both
of Mechanic'yile.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

UNION FEELING IN TENNEssEE.-"Ar re-
liable gentleman, who voted the Union ticket
in June, Just from the mel hborhood of Sod
DIV. in the upper end of this county, informs
us that the LincolnteS are still rampant in
that vicinity They have raised new and
large United States flag, over which Is hung
a large swC ri. and about 1870 men are in the
habit of meeting and drilling regularly
These misguided men die hard. 1t is to be /
hoped however,, that they will deslst from .
further demonstrations. before their mad and .
foolhard, attachment TO the stars and stripes
shall involve them in ineXtrcablc difficulty,
The above is taken from the Chattanooga !
Gazette < Advertiser Of September p !
This town, it will be remembered, is in len /
nr,,rp. and within a few miles of the Alaba-
ma line. So it seems that away down IN
Dixie there are some patriots who still love
the old flag and who vet dare to recognize
their allcciance to the Government Of their
fathers. Coi bless them There is scarcely
a ,lav when We do not near Of the existence
of lova) sentiment IN many parts OF .Jeti
Davis domnions-Lo uiSrWc Democrat
THE FArIGrE OF DAYLIGHT SLEEr.-
What most impressed me at midnight, III
midsummer, wa, not ~ much the tact OF
the sun shining. as that the line between
morning and evening was Just a. clearly
defined a. if the sun had really zone be-
! low the horizon. At quarter before
midnight. YOU can see it, and yet at
quarter pat it j. morning, and what YOU
had said or done only halt an hour before,
belonged to Yesterday just as much a II
NIGHT had intcrvened You can read all
uirht lone. You do nothing III a hurry :;
Won are never debated !; and something OF
the burthen or pressure OF life seems at
last to be lifted quite off your shoulders.
Bat after a few day YOU would be clad
OF an excuse to stop seeing, thlnkln" and
even enjoying. There i, no refreshing
sleep :vou lie down to rest i'll broad day.
Every time YOU open YOUR eyes YOU
think YOU are to ger up. You are never
asleep. but aiwa> tired. never trlt a
more delightful >tIl~t. IF rriet than Whcn
after months Of daylight, blessed ole
night came back again, and covered me
up to sleep. a. mother covers up heI
restless chiId.-B1yol| Ioyior.
The purposes Of good Commssary-I L
all in tents.
Good thin2 about Secession Literature
1t can't be expressed.
The proper place tor soldiers addicted t
dunk-the Dry Tortu4a>.
Rebellion Smothrred-It i, stated that j
the vicinity OF Memphis, there are no L..
than twenty thousand rebel soldiers, Unde
Pillow,
BcarIe~s youths C~ays Punch) are mo
nror.r TO arro9ancc and ,rlt-sutGcirncy \
they lrow older their wh,ker> cover urea
deal OF their cheek.
DiIli1cucc Is t.ir fortune. and jn,ju
try a GOOD estate.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRA
THE w AIR.
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
PRICE ATTACKED BY GEMS. SIEGEL,
LANE AND HUNTER.
Heavy Firing heard at Ham
iltOn, Tuesday.
Price supposed TO be hard pressed.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
of the Siege Of Lexington.
900 to 1900 Rebels Killed and
Dangerously Wounded.
IHon }.o>>, 1870 ALLIED and Wounded.
FROM HATTERAS INLET.
CONTEMPLATED MONUMENT
AGAINST THE REBELS,
DRAFTING IN IOWA.
The Pirate Sumter at Trinidad.
We have to >.ty-what We dislike to--that
the trIegraphir wires were again out OF wor-
kim order last night and We are obliged, in
consequence, to 20 to pres, this morning with
very little news by telegraph The few
dispatchr, which NIIow. however, will be
found quite interesting.
.,t m~I'rd- ~ G.ens' Ni-"l. San, and
Hunter.
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New Advertisements.
A MOTHER A L A r NJ

sECEsH WITHIN Anew MILES OF NEWPORT
NEWS,
But are afraid to attack it while Gel Phelps is IN
command Not 40 with the spOrtsmen here; II they
get within sight of their game it has to come II their
ann uitOn is good,
To make sure of this, buy your
POWDER SHOT IN d CAPS.
A. +. FENN'S
Drug Store, Rutland, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

OOK OUT As the name of our firm has Ueen
4 very closely initiated by others, purchases are
reminded that we occupy our old warehouse, the eh
.nI1cr 70 which is numbered - Hanover street
'r"r Ss S SD NEW ENGLAND CARTEL co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

STATE OF VERMONT, I TTNHE Hon. Probate
District Of Rutland, s. | Court for the Dis
trict of Rutland.
TO all persons interested in the estate of Samuel
Hemenway, late of Mount Holly, in said District,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-17
PROCLAMATION.
STATE or MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Frederick CITY. April 10Th. 1851

STAY TIE or MARYLAND
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, /
Frederick City, April 10th, 1861,
WHEREAS, 1t has been represented to me
w that certain citizens Of Maryland, moi
holding Commissions in the Maryland Militia,
are enlisting and arming men, and ordering
them on military service within the State
And Whereas, it has been further represent
ed to me that certain other citizens of Maryland,
holding commissions in the Maryland Volun-
teer Militia, have ordered their soldiers on
military service without having first complied
with the provisions Of Section 90, ofArticle SO,
of the Code of Public General Laws;
And Wheruas, such acts, in derogation of
the authority and dignity Of the State of Ma
ryland are at all times subversive Of good or
der, and in the present excited condition of
the public mind, are well calculated to imperil
the public peace.
Now, therefore, |, THOMAS HOLIDAY Hicks,
Governor of Maryland, do, by this my Proca-
nation, warn all such persons OF the unlawful
ness of such acts and do enjoin upon the pro-
per authorities Of the several counties and Of
the city of Baltimore, to see that the laws of
the State be not violated in the premises.
(@@) Given under my hand and the
I SEAL Great Seal OF the State ofMaryland
49, at the city of Frederick, this goth
day ofApril, eighteen hundred and sixty-ohe.
may 3-3t TH0S. u. HICKS.
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ROAD LETTING.

THE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the Commissioners OF Montgomery
county, 10 let the opening Of the road petit
TONED for by John A. Riggs and others, be-
ginning where the new road just opened in
tersects the road from Brookeyille 70 Laytons-
vile, near the new Catholic church, and be-
tween the residences Of Il. b. Hutton and Nj
cholas Griffith, and running thence through
the lands of Thomas p. Stabler, sen Brooke
Stabler, James Stabler, Deborah Stablor, Thoa.
2. Stabler, jr., VIM. II. Stabler Howard Sta
bier, John Stabler, Augustus Jordog, and Sal
ly Jordon, 10 intersect the road from LaytoDs-
vile 70 Washington city, via MechanicsvIle,
at some convenient point near Augustus Jor-
dams saw mill, hereby gives notice that he will
meet on the premises, on SATURDAY the LIST
day OF June next, At o'clock, r. NJ. to receive
bids for opening said road. The road will be
LEI TO The lowce; bidder WV. GROOMES.
may ltd
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Interesting from Texas.

New ORLEANS, May Eve learn by the
0rizsba arrived from Texas to-day, that Gen
Van Dorm had left Victoria on the 9th instant
with the Mccullough regiment and other
forces to intercept Col. Reeves command Of
United States troops, six hundred strong,
above San Antonio.
Major Lloyd Beall, Capt r. W. Johnson,
I'd cavalry; Capt. VIM. Blair, Lieuts. Ram.
sour, Fourth and Howard, 80 United States
artillery, had resigned.
Capt. Lee company, 9Th infantry, had sur
rendered at San Antonio. Col. Waite, sue
cessor of Gen. Twiggs, is prisoner Of war,
on parole.
The crops will surpass any harvest ever
reaped
Texas has made provision for large quanti-
ties Of brass cannon and other arms for the
defense Of the State.
The Belgian consul has published a note de-
nying the statement published in New YORK
that he had entered into contract with the
Confederate States for supplying them with
arms from Belgium.
The entrance Of the channel al Pensacola
Bay has been obstructed by sinking vessels to
prevent the entrance Of ships Of war.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-17

This body, which has been in session in
Frederick city since the 26th ultimo, adjourn
ed on Tuesday last, to meet again, in the same
place, on the 4th of June next-wiscly holding
the power to reassemble at their option.
As far as we are informed of their proceed
ings, we give them our unqualified approba-
ton. Wise statesmen have directed their de-
liberations, and prudent and brave men have
spoken out the sentiment of our beloved and
once peaceful State. has proclaimed TO the
Lincoln Admpistration and to the world. that
the State of Mary land desires the peaceful and
immediate recognition of the independence of
the Confederate States; that she protests
against the war which the Federal G Government
has declared upon the Confederate States of
the South, and her sister and neighbor. yir-
ginia, and has announced her resolute deter
mination to have no lot or part, directly or
indirectly, in its prosecutions; and, further
more, that the present military occupation of
Maryland is in fragrant violation of the con-
stituti on, and has, in the name of the people.
entered its protest against the same, and
against the oppressive restrictions and illegali-
ties with which it is attended and, then.
with that true christian prudence and philan-
thropy, which always characterzes wise and
brave men, conjures, in the most earnest and
authoritative manner, all good citizens to alb
stain from all violent and unlawful interter-
ence, OF every sort, with the troops in transit
through her territory, or quartered among
them, and patiently and peacefully to leave to
time and reason the ultimate and certain re-
establishment and vindication of the right.
Thus much it has said and, under the cir
cumstances, we, in our humble Judgment,
think no more ought 0 have been said -
Nothing could be done to relieve the State
from the mournfully humiliating condition of
a conquered and subjugated province; and
now we, in behalf of the States-Rghts men of
Montgomery county, thank the Legislature
for this manly, outspoken expose of the true
political condition of the State.
The exigencies of the times had forced the
banks into positions which subjected them to
forfeiture of their charters. The Legislature
has most wisely provided for their relief, by
legalizing the suspension of specie payment,
which they resorted to several months since
The people, embarrassed and laboring under
difficulties, which wicked men and unwise
legislation has brought upon them-prostrat-
ing business, destroying the value of proper
ty, and paralyzi their energes--hAve beer.
most wisely and opportunely relieved by the
adoption of Stay Law, to remain in force for
twelve months. These and other matters, OF
like general character, have occupied the at
tention of the legislature, together With some
of q local character.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-17

"a respectable physiciap Of MONTGOMERY
county, Mary land was driven out by the se-
cessionisis on the 22d Of April, and Is at this
Thesa !" .uv e ~ sae 9,ass = nsw Pr
able to return
W. .,;n .ha 49, su a. y.A,
Na,ionaI Ran,h,;con !. i ~, a,o,,an of
tI,ose mol;c;ons f.Isohooas ,-,;sh faI,
called rnon i .on,,od;ct u onrlas, ;s.,a
w. .,r,a IL. a.;aa Il. 4.
S.o,rar, ~, s.ua;aaa 81, ~
no;,hhorhooa os no,noa,o,,, 80 -, II
k,oy ,o,tin, ona har Va haSra hn.,;,,lo W.
heliove he has heen orito borr,o.s 1, h;s
na;obborbood and &c be has avnrossoa -
enter,airs sentiments /, oocor5onoa ,r;,h ~
B,acl, pennhl;cans M bas M, u ~ var,,
bs INV - cav no;sonad ~ ,,,;,a 80 Ia;
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Missouri Legislature.

ST. LOUIS, May l3.-Gen. Harvey approves
Of the whole proceedings relative to the cap
tu:e of Camp Jackson. He compliments Capt.
Lyon for the prompt and admirable manner
in which he executed the orders Of the Gov
eminent.
Reliable information from Jefferson City
says that nearly all the Objectionable features
of the military bill which had been debated
in secret session were materially amended
but when the news came Of the capture Of
camp jackson, these amendments were mme-
diately reeonsidered, and the original bill
passed both Houses by large majorities
No secession ordinance has been brought
before either House, nor is any such act con-
templated. a law has been passed providing
military fund to arm the State, including
receipts from taxes, after paying the regular
expenses Of the Government, "a loan from
banks and individuals, a special tax of fifteen
cents on the 800, and one million in bonds
1t also authorizes the Governor to estab-
fish an armory in the Penitentiary for the
manufacture of arms, munitions Of war, etc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-17
war Preparations in Kentucky.

FRAYKPoRT, May ll.--Mr Machen, from the
House committee on military affairs, yesterday
reported a bill appropriating something near
six million Of dollars for military purposes,
and the organization Of n standing army Of ten
thousand men, with proper portions Of artil-
lery and cavalry, and a reserve force Of fifty
thousand. Mr.. Underwood offered resou-
ton that the bill be recommitted, with in
struetions TO limit the appropriation to the
purchase Of 40, 900 Belgian rifle muskets, and
the cquipping Of 900 cavalry and three bat
teries Of artillery, the committee being also in
structcd to appropriate SEQ, 900 for drilling
the active militia, SIC, 900 for the purchase Of
ammunition, and also to provide for the or
ganization Of a home guard. In each county
arming the muskets 70 bc.purchased shall be
distributed. The Union men will support
Mr.. Underwoods proposition, while the Sc
cessionists will adhere TO that Of Mr. Machen.