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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
oC Mason aId sIidell---
nrittgh Inter fCfpnCCs

capture oC Mason 0Hd sIideit---
Dritish lnteIfCtenccs
Tho fortundte capture Of Mason aud Sli-
dell has furn shed us with the choicest sam
plcs Of Southern chi,Nlry. Had we ran
sacked the whole of Seccssio, our efforts
could not have been more succcssful. John
NJ. Mason hes shown hinecli 10 I've proud
supcrcilious and malignant traitor. John
Slidoll exhibts in his person, n cunning, by
pocritical and crafty actor, on the slago Of
treason. Othere have. acquired greater
prominence. but none are deeper in the guilt
and iriamy Of this diabolcNl attempt to dc
sroy che Union.
Notwithstanding i'io vain and silly vaunt-
ugs Of the Charleeton Mercury, we consid-
err the effectiveness for evil of those bad
men TO have bcon much greater in the Con-
federacy than it would have been in Europe
The statesmen aud men Of honor, in Eng
land and France, behold IN their true light
the "pecul.ar characteristics" "'exhibitcd by
tho lcadors OF this rebel on. and in the mat
ter Of confidence in the political creed adop-
ted by tho South, and their assumption Of
national honor, woull rely on them AZ they
would on tho honesty Of a Lonlon pick
pocket, or Paris blacl.les.
The Plea Of their departure for Europe
on diplomatic businoes, covered a cow1rdly
apprehension of lust lctubution, which
their keen slgacity teaches to he inevitable.
! Ii ia well for thcm, aud ratiEhdtory to rs,
that they now form an integral part Of our
museum Of t,ajtora.
Our august relative, John Bull, will por-
CO We il tho agent, who made thjs arrest, the
same pluck and fearless energy which exist
od in his namcsako, Of London notorcty,
and the act itself will demonstrate to the
world that Johns gigantic and hopeful son
Jonathan Is pursuing tho example Of hs il.
/ IusTious progcnitor
! As to the opinion and action of tho Brit.
/ ish government, VIC apprchoud it cannot be
other than conirma'ory, ~ d peaceful As
pIcccdcnls we havcnumcrous acts of . sim.
lay nature, performed by En5land, which
with the uncqlvocal dccisious of her high.
est legal authorities and the positive an.
nouuccmo,te Of the Queen in her proclNma
tion Of neutrality, demonstrates the right o.
bcllecrcuts to seize and oonliscatc as con,
truhord whatever tends TO aid comfort or
afford advantage TO the enemy.
We assert then, that Com. Wilkes de
scrves the respect and confidence of ON
people, for the foresight and energy witt
which lie effected this capture, and had We
no such example ns that given us, or u'
such rights accorded lis os those designated
we claim tlat in time Of war the ueccss,t,
of ecll.dctcnoc and preservation, VIII guar
autcc aud warrant the act; and the honor
and dignity of he Unite States demands
that Commo lore Wilkes be sustained anC
promoted.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28


BOSTON Nov. 2atl-Fhc reception of Com
mandcr Wilkes will take place this 7, VI. at
,,, ,,,i,l w., r,;,,, ,t ,vL,r ~
S"G,, "r ,it;,.o,'s ,,.;,r ,,',a i'oE " O.,
No. u,i whoro .,,3 a2
,hol;,r ,. tho 800, ,,.in t'
mt, thC ~ r ;m,,. ,'N e'''''"'' "''' '''''
s, ',N >''',T'' W.
u 81 toviS' NY. Il'--" 'rN on the mortar
"'e' ' t"'S pom. mas NOT n''h St"Pp ~ MS
S,a''N ~ l'o lme'nl2u myI2 L'luref' on' Is
pIHE'taSS'lE I"p'u'y "NH u "'a' is expected
already cast and waiting shipmpnt AT Pitts
burg.
ILLNESS OF "EN' N'l'N H. ne Dayton
'"lr"a. o' SRnrdN says:
"Cn' N9m" Hih'H.N 'Ned mere 'aNt eN' n
ing '''m western N'rS'h'a: H' was SICK
anu came nome 10y ord'r oi h'S physician I"
'cNl "' Ms n'"'Oh'
b';s- The hve hundred marines who pass
ca through t'nc nan lew days S'noe, were
Wom Ai'N'hura, va, where they nave hGen
ntacucmg guneIy tor the hast three months
They are at Ca no 10y this me; and th's fact
taken IN connect ON with the large amount
of ordinance and ordnance stores Just land
cat at Car3' aud the rotrosraie movement
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
Speech Of gen. Eane.

We publish on the first page the great
speech of Gen. Lane, before the Indiana and
Kansas regiments and to which we invite
the attention Of our readers, The principal
point of the speech of course, al'udcs TO the
question of treating Slavery, There is sub
stantially little difference of opinion as to
the expediency of employing "conuabands,"
where their services can properly be pro-
cured, to do the heavy drudgmg incident TO
campaigning in the Southern country. The
Government d.stctly recogn aes the wisdom
of this course. II hositatos only TO present
such inducements as will at orce Iaralyzc
the rebels, by depriving them of their labor
ing population, for the counuys rescue
For time, the negroes in large numbcrs
will naturally presume tha, guarantee of
freedom is to be the policy of the Govern
mont and under this presumption viii fo,ll
10 our aid. Should they at last find that
they are 10 be held as slaves, and disposed
of they know not how, they Will no longer
venture 10 incur the resentment or the
Southemers by acting against them. On
the contrary, they would then be Ill ely to
resent and resist the approach OF the Upjou
forces. Their present disposition a practi-
cally evinced in their reception Of our troops
at Port Royal and Beaufort, tits clearly OF
primary importance, constituting dis they do
the mass of the population in extensive dis,
tricts, that the slaves should be used not a
gainst but in behalf of the national cause
Humanity requires that the war be ended az
speedily as possible. To protract il by
scrupulous Difference for the rights of enc
mics would be an Unprecedented course
but to prolong it by protecting and main
taing the forfeited claims Of rebels would
be monstrous. Ii We use not the slavcs VIC
must for time be at the pains aud expense
to repel them. They enable the enemy h
meet us with all their fighting men, while
we are diminished by the necessities of la.
Dor, and the incident sickness and death
With this view of case il is the least we car
do, as Gen. Lane says, to "let Slavery take
care Of itself While some may differ on
teohnlcai and unimportant poipts, IN the
Inain be strkes the keynote Of the great
popular heart--yea, even 10 every man in
raRks! Read tRs speech.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
whats Mrs. w;nslowt

As this question is frequently asked we will
simply say that she is lady, who, for upwards OF
thirty years, has untirngy devoted her time and
talents, female ply ysician and nurse, principally
among children. She has especially studied the
constitution and wants Of this numerous class, so
generally overlooked or carolessly treated by the
faculty in too many instances; and as result Of
this effort and practical knowledge, obtained IN
lifetime spent as a nurse and physician, she has
compoundeda Soothing Syrup for children teething.
1t operates lii magic giving rest and health, and
ia, moreover, sure to regulate the bowels. In con-
sequence of this article, Mrs. Wnslow is becoming
worli-renowned.as a bcncfactor of her race; chill.
drcn certainly do rise up and bless her especially
Is this the in this place. Vast quantities Of the
Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold and used here. 1t
has got t. b, a comm m romlrk, al bad rather de-
pend on Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for my
Children than to have the united advice Of the mod
ical faculty of the city," We think Mrs. Winslow
has immorialzcd her name by this invaluable arti-
Gle, and sincerely believe houstn Is of children
have been saved from an early grave by its timely
usc and that millions yet unborn will share its ben
Gifts, and unite in calling her blessed. No MOTHER
has discharged her uty to her suif ring little one
in our opinion, until she has given il the benefit OF
Mrs Wiusow's Soothing Syrup Try it, mothers
TRY IT Now.--Ladics' Visitor,N. Y. City. 19ml
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
Meeting OF CNmgrcsS.

The Federal Congress meets on Monday
ncXt Much curiosity is felt regarding the
specific policy the President may urge with
reference to tho treatment of slaves belong
ing to rebels. 1t is intimated that each of
Cabinet members will have something to
say on the subject, in their respective re-
ports. We shall endoovor to have synop-
of the document in our next issue.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
More Naval Expeditions.

The Annapolis correspondent of the New
York Times writes:
There are at Annapolis - or $4,000 men
awaiting transportation. Their destination
Is not known though the current opinion is
that they are designed to rc-eniorcc Gen
Sherman IN South Carolina; uudcr General
Burnside. Another, and | think more prob
able report, gives quite another destination.
Gen, Buffers newly raised command is a.
bout 10 sail, but It's destination is equally u
secret.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than gools are generally sold, which is item of
great interest to the people of Wood county. suf
tcicnt in ducem mt, we take it, to make Perys-
burg the trading point.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS!

In this department great advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers from the fact that the goods
are boughfor cash directly o. the eastern dealers
AM manufacturers, and all imported goods are bot
at Just what it costs to import them, hence he can
afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
Dom't ThinK Much az rhen.

The Sandusky Register "dort think much
of the policy of our generals carrying on the
war 10y proclamat.ous. When they are ali
alike and have the right ring and are going
10 be lived up to, they may do some good
IN going before an advancing army. But
AT all events they ought oil of them 70 he
got up on the same pattern. Justnowthsy
axe us various as the latitude in which they
are issued. II strikes us that il would be a
good thing to get up model proclamation,
after which all the rest should be copied
with such Indifferent variations as time ana
circumstances should render necessary, -
Them's our sentiments, exactly.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
Worthy nr Imitation.

A proposition has been made through the
Hancock Courie, to the people of Hancock
county. to have an old fashioned wood
chopping and hauling to supply wood to
the families of soldiers enlisted in the army.
We hope our friends in Wood county will
consider the example worthy of imitation.
Let those who remain at home, see that the
families of soldiers do not suffor for the
want Of plenty Of frowood.
re9sThe German tailors of Cincinnati are
OF a strike, asking an advance e 20 p,t
cent. over the rates now paid by the manu-
lactnrcrs Of army clothing. The contrac'
tors avow their determination to make o
united opposition to the movement
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
MARRIED.,

On the 10Th inst, by j. Chapel, J. p, at his Of
flee in Prnysburg, MIR. OLIVER CORNELL to Miss
MlSERvA DAVIS, all of Wood county.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
READY MADE CLOTHING !

In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner warranted to give tho very best
satisfaction, or no sals.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
7 ATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR;
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
PERRYsBURG, o.
NEW STOVE, TIN AND HARP
WARE STORE!

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens of Wood and adjoining counties, that, hav-
ing leased the store formerly occupied by BROWN
& HUNT, they intend continuing the Stove and
Tin Trade in all its branches, and connect there
with the
HARDWARE BUSINESS,
and would be pleased to receive the calls of all
who may be in want Our prices shall be as low
as the same quality and style be purchased for
in Toledo or elsewhere.
CONE ONE--C0ME ALL, as we wish to be-
come acquainted. BOSTWICK & TYLER.
PARLOR COOK AND ROX STOVES,
Just receiving, the largest and best assortment
ever brought up the river, which offer at Toledo
prices. BOSrWlCK Il TYLER.
TIllMPLE SHIRE PIPE BOXES,
At B0STWICK & TYLER'S.
NAILS AND HOUSE TRIMMI GS
Cheap, at BOSTwICK g. TYLER'S.
IRON, (all sizcs) HORSE SHOE BAR,
AND NAIL RODS,
Warranted at Toledo prices, at
BARTON & EED'S COOPER TOOLS
At RoSTWICK & TYLERS.
AXES AXES!!
Single and Double Steel, at
D0STwICK & TYLER's.
ilAR ESS TRIMMINGS
A good ass ,rtment at BoSTwICK TYLER'S.
ARPENrER'S TOOLS GENERAL
'iARD ARE MD CHAINS
OF all kinds, at BoSTwICK TYLERs.
TIN WARE!
At BoSTWlCK & TYLER'S.
JOB TIN WORK!
Done on short notice and at reasonable prices, at
B0STWICK & TYLERS.
Perrysbwg, Ohio, Oct. "a, 1861 25ly.
nHIO COLLEGE OF TRADE.
For Practical
COMMERCIAL INSTRUCTION.
CHARTERED, NAY, 1881.
No. l7O, Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio
For further particulars, address
U. GREGORY, President.
- Z II " " 1. l. y NJ l y T. IL y y = +.
- The Board will hold their next regular sessions
for the examination Of Teachers as follows;
Bowling Green, first Tuesday in December.
Perrysburg, first Tuesday in January, 1852.
In addition 70 the usual course, Teachers will here
after be examined in American History
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at o'clock, a. m.
J.w. woopBrRY, Clerk.
NJ T G. f
~ The undersigusd has been duly appointed ad-
mjnisuator, dc bonis non on the estate OF Gabriel
Yunt late &c Wood Co.. o., deceased.
Nov. 6, lS6l--2TwS. WM. EWING.
w ANTEDl-An kinds OF Produce at the Cash
w Store of WIN. HOUSTON.
WANTEDEAny quantity Of Deer Skins,
w at H0UST0N'S.
On HflpS. Of choice Coffee Sugar Just received
~ aud for sale At the Drug Store Of
PECk g. HAMILTON.
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BesA-Foreign adyices continue to be salts
factory 10 The government. No disposition
OF tecisve hostility is shown in England while
IA France and other countries tic feeling in
quite friendly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE

Of w. j. Hitchcock, on the corner of Front and Lou
isiana Avenue, Perysburg, Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
QUALITY is the BEST TEST of onEApNEss

Inspection and Comparison will prove that for va
retv, elegance, richness, chcapncss, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any Of
fercd in the West.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28
HARDW GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing to purchase anything in this line
will find it to their advantage to pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public is respectively invited to my extensive stock,
feeling assured it will be time protitably spent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28

e" Produce taken in exchange for goods.
w. j. HITCHCOCK.
Pcrrysburg, January I'd, 1861
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-15
'l'ur Err1.v SpyrSru Rvo,ypNr

The FIFTY SEVENTH REoMENr. -
This regiment, VIC understand, lacks
something over a hundred yet, Of
being complete. Cannot the citizens
OF Hancock county 20 to work an /
make up that deficiency? This Sec
tion has done well, in the way Of
furnishing recruits, but still there are
many who could just as we'll go into
the service as not, and they should
do il without any further delay, that
the regiment may be in a condition
to 60 into other qusrtcrs for drill and
discipline, preparatory to entering
upon the more active duties OF Sol,
diers. The country needs ell the
forces now in the course OF orsani
zstion, and the sooner they IRE put
in condititn for service the better
The fiity-seventh is composed Of
good wide awake men, who will not
foil, il opportunity ofrre, OF making
their mark in the battlefield.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-15

Coon News FIR NJ TENNE'sEE.--
Our news from Tennessee ID highly
encouraging. The Union men have
started q back fire in the rear of Il g
rebel army. burning railroad bri 'ges
in Buckner's rear, cut'ing of his
communications, and breaking up
also the line of transit oi rebel troops
from E ct to West. The rebels are
met by fire in the rear on their own
policy, and by Southern men,
These are indications of tho ALI,
which a vigorous advance on the
part Of our armies will secure in the
South. With such panic as this
enemy behind will create among the
rebels, a bold forward movement
would place our troops on confeder-
ate soil; then the secession camps
which have occupied so much o.
the energies OF our troops in Ken
tucky, would dissolve into loya
men. Let Gen. Buell not delay hi
chsriut wheels. Now is his grea
opportunity. y.--[Cincinnati Gase4'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-15
Letter from Kentucky.
HEAD QuAarrRs 49th Ohio,
n... N.w. nct O9 1871

Il 4
| Csnr Nivis, Oct. %, 1861.
EDrron JrrrsssonAs:-D,s D,sr siL = Not
witbstauding predictions Of the press fo
some time past. that we were on the eve o
an advance upon Bowling Green, and tn,
statement Of the Louisville Journal, Of III,
2lst inst. that we had taken position min,
miles in advance Of Camp Nevin, we still
retain our position upon the same site ",
did when last wrote youj but from presenI
indications it will not be long before an oil
vance will be made.
Since my last letter our numbers have
been increased 10y Coiter's famous battery, q
Pennsylvania brigade, and seveInl other re
g'men's. As TO our aggregate force now IL
camp in this vicinity, leave you to coniec.
turc.
Scouts, reports, rumors, etc , all indicate
that the rebels Of Bowling Green are buslI,
engaged in fortifying and preparing general.
!y for stand at that point. as you must ht
aware they destroyed the bridge over Green
river (said to be one Of the finest structure,
III the way OF a bridge IN the United States,
thus counteracting the general opinion tha
they intended an advance upon us. Thei
signal rockets and balloons nre visible night
! ly from our camp. How well their Sa!lJoi
reconnoisances please their warlike palatei
know not but sm inclined to think no
very we'll, as our tented fields are visible al
most ms far ne the eve nnn fgnch
| We are now arranged into brigade form
and our camp now presents the appearance,
OF well organized military encanpmcn,.
/ Our regiment, together wi h the 18th Ohio
32d Indiana. and 3Ith Illinois. constitu,
the third brigade Of this division Of ou
grand army.
Our IIrigalier General, X. w. johnson, /
a military man Of fine attainments.
! The friends Of the Rev. W. Z. Turner, O
Fostorio, who held the position Of First Lieu
tenant in company X, of our regiment. vii
no doubt be gratiied to learn of his appoint
ment as Aidecnmp TO Gen. Johnson, of tn
third brigade. lie is a man Of fine abilities
and will no doubt fill the place with credit
| Asa general thing our boys are IN prett
good health and spirits. Whenever the
become gloomy OF begin to despond, a speec
from our gallant Colonel sets them all righ
again.
| The nights and mornings are becomin
very cool. We have had several very hrav
fosts. The climate does not differ material
ly from that Of Ohio.
! The Pa>master is reported in camp, an
we expect to be paid by the first of Novem
Der. AS a general thing, judge his aueu.
parsonage will meet with cordial reception
A few of the sinners will no doubt be ver
acceptable TO some of the boys, if no, Il.
Yours &c.,
SAMUEL o. THOMAS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-15
DIR. DODS'
Celebrated Wine Bitters
ARE UNSURPASSED!

fbr sore GNruat, So common among the ller.
~. they are truly valuable.
For tho ngud AID intlrm, and for persons ot n
weak Grustltutiun--io Tor Ministers IT the Gospel
lawyers. and all public Speakers Tor Book
Keepers THll RS ScanStrcsScs, students. Art,
lSts. and all Persons leading Il Scdcntary lite
they viii prove truly beneficial.
AS beverage, they are wholesome, limo
cent. aud delicious Ia the tnste They produce
Ill the cNhldratiuL ELECTS Of brandy or wine.
without intoxicating: ami are II valuable rem.
lody iHr persons addicted Ia the use of excess
| 20 strong drink, and whu wish to refrain from
4. They are i,urc and entirely free from tho
pOis' cnl tainod in the adulicraird wines and
liquors with which the country Is Hooded.
These Btcrs not only CURE, hut PREVENT
iSeISc. and should he used by all who live il
i 'uuiry whore the water is bad. or where
ChillS and Fcvers arc prevalent. Being en-
urcly innocent aud harmless, they may be
/ .lVen freely To children and infants with i'm
ruuity.
Physicians, Clergymcn, and temperance ad
vocates, as 1n act nf humanity, should as>is
| in spreading these truly valuable BITTERs
over the lu.d, and thereby essentially aid IL
Iaanishins DRUNKENNESS and disease.
la Affections Of the Head, Sick Hend,
4 ache, or Nervous Headache, DIR. DOds
/ Imperial Wine Bittrrs will he found Z,
be Most Saiutary and EfIicacious.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-15

THE Union men 10 East Tennes-
see, encouraged by what they hear
from our side, are burning the rail
road bridges, so as 70 cripple the
rebel leaders. This shows what we
may expect when our troops get
among the brave fsllows in that
section. The iriends Of the govern
ment are also operating 10 the real
! OF Buckner, having destroyed sht
extensive bridge OF the Louisvill'
and Nashville railroad over Oum
berland river, Thus cutting OF direc
Recommendations with the South =
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-15
Resolutions Of Coincidence.

Al a called meeting Of the officers and
members OF the Independent Order of Go, d
Templars. Of Findlay Temple No. 1876, the
committee appointed reported the follow
ing resolutions, which, on motion, were
unanimously adopted;
Whereas. In the dispenSation OF an all.
wise Providence, Onr worthy friend and
brother JsArs l.. HAvES, has been removed
from the scenes of active life, TO that land
from whose bourne no traveller hath ever re-
turD~d, and as Temple we feel called upon
to mourn with those that mourn, and mlnslt
our sympathies with the relatives oi til,
.deceasei, who, in this severe aud Iynl
aiIliction, feel 50 deeply their loss; therefore
be 1t
| Resolved, That in the death OF brothe
H,vIN, his parent, brothers aud sisters hay
sustained a loss that will not soon be forgot
Itenj and, while they remember his klndnes
and manly bearing, as we'll as the many VIZ
tues OF his character, we too can drop I'll
tear OF sympathy with the bereaved; for W
have lost a brother and friend, and one VIII
was with US and our cause, and whose aci
, Of devotion in tins great moral effort WI
not soon be forgotten.
! Resolved, That our country has lost pa,
III tic young man, who, at the PIeslcent'
cell, (aithough in feeble healthy rallied ur
!, der the stars and stripes TO defend that en-
blem OF our nation. put down treason, an
sustain the constitution.
a Resolved, That we bow in submission
: the mandate of the King Of Kings, and tIu
our worthy brother may be tTansplanted
that kingdom where 10 rebellion is above
TO raise It's hytIa head, or monster intempe
/ ance seattle the inhabitants thereof.
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolutio
be furnished for publication in our coun
}. papers, one 10 the mother OF our deceas
brother, and one framed and draped
mourning TO be hung iu our lodge.
PHILIP FORD, W. @. l..
b. r. ROSENBERG, W. r. S.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-11-15

To Our MERcHANrs.-If You do
not keep ID. b. D,Land & Co.'s
Chemical Saleratus, procure it al
once as it is gaining friends 80 fas,
amongst the good housekeepers Of
the country that you will soon ave
a call for nothing else You can get
1t at wholesale Of the Proprietors, at
Fsirrort. Monroe county, Now York
or Of most Wholesale dealers in the
country.