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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
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tho rights or established institute bns
OF the states, bnt to defend ind
maintain the supremecy Of the Cbn
stiiution, and to preserve the U1on
with all the dignity, equality, Ind
right Of the severa states uDimpalred
and thnt ne soon ~ these objects are
accomplished. the war ought &c
cease.
3. That while we deem ittbs
duty ol every citizen to support anc
snstain tho government constitution
ally administered, we recommend
tha, tho Legislatures OF the sevcra
states adopt the proper measures io'
calling n National Convention fol
the purpose of settling onr present
difficulties, and restoring aud pre-
serving the Union.
4 That the corruption, extrava
gance, incompetency and i.voritism
shown in the administrator Of the
War Departments OF the state and
federal governments, deserve snc
receive our unqualified eondemna
ton, and ought to be Immediately
corrected and reformed.
5. That the voluntee- Soldier
Who, at the call OF their country
promptly went forth to do battle il
defense OF its Constitution and laws
and who, in many cases, have beet
compelled to fight under inexperi
enced officers, are entitled to on
hearty thanks, for the gallant man
ner in which they have discharged
their dntics.
6 That the privilege Of tho Wi
OF habens corpus, Is one OF the grea
buwarks of freedom, and that n
citizen can legally DO deprived Q
the benefit thereof except by Con
gross, and then only in the case {
rebellion or invasion. when the pub
tic safety may require it; md thu
the late attempt Of the President {
the United States to suspend tn
privilege Of the came is unwaran,
ed by the federal Constitution.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
democratic State Platform.

The Democracy and other Union
m"n al Ohio, in convention assem.
blei ad"lt and declare tho following
resolutions as the basis upon which
they appeal to all patriotic, Union
and liberty loving citizens, to unite
and rally in support Of the ticket
this day presented:
/ ResOiDed, That the civil war
hy which onr country 10 at present
distracted, is tho natural offspring
OF misguided sec,ionalism. engen
deci by hnntical agiiators North as
well as South; and that the Demo
cratic party having equally opposed
the extremist oi both sections, ant
having at oil times zealously con
tended for the administration of tn,
general government within its con
stitutional limits, that party is in M
way responsible for calalniiies tha
have resulted from departure from
iis docirines, oni disregard OF il
warning and advice.
3, Rtsoived, That in this Ma
tlonsl emergency, the Dem ocrac,
and other Union men of Ohio, ban
ishins all feeling of passion or resent
ment, will recoIlect only their dut,
to the whole country; that this wa
should not DO waged in any spirit O
oppression, nor for any puEposa o
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
UNION srNAroprAL CONVENTION.

To fux WORMS or THE SgNArORtlL DISTRICT.
COMPOSED or THE Co SHiEs ~ FULTON. Han.
COCK, HxSHy, Lucas, PuTsAM AND Woon
You are hereby requested to meet ut the
county seats OF your respective counties, ON
Saturday, August 3lst, NJ one O'Clock, r. M b
and select delegates In snch manner as herein
Rfter prescribed, 10 represent you In Senator.
tai Convention, TO assemble In OrcAwA, Put
nam county. on Thursday, September 18th, at
twelve o'clock, noon, to place In nomination
an unconditional Union candidate for State Sen
stor.
All who are willing TO rally 10 the support Of
the gt tvernment In the present m"st trying
period In the history NJ the Republic; all VIII"
are In favor OF upholding the strong arms and
cheering the brave hearts of the gallant men,
who have taken their lives IN their hands aud
marched 10 the battlefield to fGht ior the hon
or and glory OF the nation, and the mainton'
alce OF the priceless blessings bcqucathod In
us by our patriot sres; MI who are uppnsnd
to n degrading compromise with armed trai-
tors. and assassins; IN u word, all who value
country superior 10 party, arc cordially invited
10 take part In the deliberations II tho Conycn-
tion.
The ratio of represent ,,iun ia Gxcd Mt one
delegate for every three hundred votes east by
oil parties ut the last Presidential clorli"n,
which will give tho following number nj dele
gates;
Fulton. ........... . Lucas. ......lb
Hancock..... 80. If Putnam.
Henry. q Woud...........ll
ISRAEL GREES, Hancock,
AsuER Cook, Wood,
H. W. TnWIrT, Putnam,
\. H. CuLLIHs, Lucas,
y. :. B,RDER, Fulton,
CYRUs HuwAn', Henry.
sS Papers throughout the district are re'
Quested to copy.l
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
Attention to Republicans.

"The Cleveland Plain Dealer, which you
the "no party movement, has hois,ed the
ticket to its masthead. /.
anh invites all good Union men 20 support
u, in which invitation all of you who are
really IN favor of the Union MS 1t was, are
included. Read his nhorsement of the plat
form aud ticket, which viii be found in an.
other column Of this paper. Read II atten'
lively, aud you will discover that there is no
necessity for putting in the field another
Union ticket."- Hancock Courier.
Oar ncighbor "crowed before he
was cut oi the woods' Aitcr sur-
vcying tn, fi,ld little more care
mlIy, tcrc is what the Plain Dedle,
says o. state politics. 1t viii be seen
that that paper will not do yet ior
lhy 4 ltor of The COurier Ia swear by:
estate politics may 20 to the - nin''
particular where. Ifthere are hu, two beds
aud Vallaudlpham pollu,es one and thr Lead
cr Iois in the other - we shan 90 10 led
at all. Jewett and Todd are both unexcept
ionablc, able, unwavering Unlon men
! Right, both Of them, capable, honorable, ant
with the desired executive abilities, but ,h'
! BrecklnTl0ge party supports one Of them, an'
| tie John B,ownlies the other, which Ough
/ to kill both Gtader than CGsar'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
Improved Water Elevators
FOR CATTLE.
PATENTED JUNE 18TH, 1901.

TIME undersigned has invented an important
i Improvement in Water Elevators for Cat
tic, by means of which all the water required
by stock At any season Oi the year. may be-
readily elevated by the stock themselves
tarm, and in every locality where stock have
to be watercd from wells. This Improvement
is such that cattle passing nn to the platform
Of the well, by their own weight force up more
than sufficient water to satisfy all their de-
mands. This imp ovement viii be of incalcu.
liable beueht to the farming and stook-raising
community. The Elevators are cheap, simple,
easy Of construction, and not liable to get out
of repair. NATHAN MILLER,
| FiSDLAY, Ohio, July 30, lssI,-Tly
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New Stamp Envelopes.

ANEW STAMP ENVELOPES, Of the denomi-
~ notion OF THREE CESTs, received at the
FlndIov Pnstoillce, will he exchanged for An
cnuiyaIent amount of the old issue, during u
period of six days after the date of this notice,
and thereafter the old stamps VIII not be re-
ceIycd i'm payment of postage on letters sent
from this Office. Every letter mailed at this
office after the 9th day of september, in old
stamp envelopes, will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Onice.
In y few days We expect to get supply OF
new stamps, when due notice will be given to
make the exchange.
]. b. ROTHCIlILD, Postmaster.
FINpLAY, Ohio, August 30, 1861.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
.trayed
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of an order granted BY the Pro.
/ hate Court Of Hancock county Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction,
On Friday, the 4th day OF October isoi'
at two o'clock, p. M, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situate III the
county Of Hancock, In the state OF Ohio, To-
wit: The North quarter or tho NORTH
number Q North, of range number East, con
tanning forty acres Of land more or less. Ap'
praised At $4,000. ~
TERMS oY SALE: - One.third In handi one
third in one year; and one.third j. two years
from the day of sale, With INTEREST," the 2eIer'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
The War in Missouri.
CAMP RoLLA. Missouri }
August 90.

Messengers were in from Sedalia
last night, who report that place in
possession of McCulough's forces.
Il is no, known how large a force he
has there, but it seems probable that
the greater portion Of his army is not
very far South, ready to afford re-
endorsements when needed. I'm.
doubredIy Springfield is left well
defended, and from reports brought
in now, il g. ems to have been the
policy OF Mccullough to leave a
considerable force at various places
between Springfield and Sedala to
guard against surprise in the rear
How much Mccullough will be
able 10 do in moving toward Jefier-
son City, cannot be determined -
The department in st. Louis and the
railroad offices have been advised o
the msvements oi the enemy, and il
they haven't put the engines North
of Jefferson City in such shape tha,
they cannot be used, i, is their own
tanlt.
There is not complete communi.
cation between Jefferson City ano
Sedalia. one of the bridges having
been burned couple OF months age
and never rebuilt. think there il
a space Of mile or two that pass
engers are obliged to walk. There
cannot be more than one or two
engines on that division OF the road
and those could easily be disabled.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
The Platforms of the Understanding
Wing of the Democracy.

tnt
Wing Of the Democracy.
We give in another column, tn
state Platform and also the county
party Platform Of the partizan wing
Of the Democracy. The state Plat
form deals very gently very en'er
lly with tho rebellion, but charge.
corruption, iavoritism, incompetent
cy, and such like, upon tho state and
national government. IL will be Oh
served that this Vallandingham fac
tion OF the Democracy, in their state
Platform, denounces tho state and
national government, in the mosl
pointed manner and in the bittercsi
terms, as corrupt, incompetent, and
partial, while not Que word OF direct
rcbuke IL administered to the rebels,
who are now in open arms against
the government, and are doing every
hing they can Tor its overthrow
To be sure, they allude to the evils
Of sectirnalism. but arc very careful
to croctly divide the responsibility
between the North aud tho South,
~ ~ to make the impression that
the North is equally criminal with
:he South. In tonc and spirit. this
Platform is out-and out secession.
rhc coun'y Platform ia an i'm
provcmcnt ON tho state Platform in
many respects, yet it 10 characterized,
to eome extent, by the Same trucking
spirit. !, is manifest that cowardice
had much 10 DO in living tone to the
Platform The Trainers could not
consent TO abandon party, and yet
W th the terror Of tho people before
them. nre not endorse the Platform
adopted by their pariizan brethren
at Columbus. Never before, did the
Democracy in Hancock county, NEE
in convention, after tho holding of {
State Convention and not. in u reso
luton, endorse the action OF tina
convention, both rs to Platform ano
candidates. But no mention 10 mad,
OF either in tho Platform before us
Had they denounced it, their loyalt.
to the party would have been ques
toned; had they approved OF it, ii
50 many words, the masses of tn
party would have rcpudiatcd them
81 they chose the more cowardl
course Of preserving an ominous 81
lcnce.
But the spirit Of the state Platform
lie coce,t'y embedded in the count
, Platform. 1t talks OF the neccssit
oi "hdinsiment' which means ICON
promise" with the rebels, in certai
| contingencies. Now this thing ,
, interpolaiing declarations Of loyalt,
with "iis." and lands" " and "buts,
$ is now very well undertook. /,
1 the Va'lanijgham tactics I, drclI
y strong attachment TO the Union, NJ
:. then "but" it to death with c,rta
conditions.
e A man so he regarded as II trl
!, Union man, must come mp to Il
support Of tho government, like
i true loyal man without n why or
ir wherefore, looking to a Couple
e and thorough suppression Of tho +
&c bcllion, withort any regard as
I how it will fleet the rebels ultimat
r ". L. that not the tact?
T.. .------.,--<s-''.------.
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seizure of Rebel Papers in rhiiadci-

pntN.
We are mnch gratified to learn
that the sale OF the New Daily Nc,cs
was stopped in this city today byl
United States Marshal Milward.-I
This journal ia the most trescherous
and n aligannt OF the papers in the
pay Of the rebels at the North. 1t
has already been presented by the
Grand Jury of New York, and
throughout tho interior it is roundly
denounced by the patriotic prcss.-
Its suppression in this city is most
timely act, and will reflect credit on
the energetic Marshal. The bun
dies for the news agents were not
allowed TO be taken off the CIV
York boats, at Walnut street wharf,
this morning, and the newsboys were
soon notified.
The Daiiy Ne,cs is owned by Ben.
Wood, the notorious policy dealer.
and the corrupt associate OF Brcck
inridge, Vallandigham and Burnett.
and IT is tit exponent OF their sen
tilnents. Its suppression is II duty
which has for some time been
urgent, and the people are eager to
zee like action taken with regard to
reasonable prints all over the loyal
| states.
The seizure was conducted in a
yetv nuiet manner. The Marshal
and his deputy Mr.. Schuyler. were
present. A number OF Policemen
were also upon the ground to pre-
serve the peace and assist the Mar.
shal If necessary. When the crate
containing the newspapers WAS land
cd at Walnut street wharf, ii wa,
taken possession of by the Marshal
The various bundles were examined
and those containing the Doai,
Nears were placed in wagon, Will,
the other papers were allowed to b'
carried Oft by their owners. Th'
number Of papers seized was quite
, large. Quite squad Of newsboy
who had been engaged in selling th
Daily News alone, were much dis
, appointed, and as they wended thei
way along Walnut street, wit
downcast loc ks, were severe upo
I the Marshal for interfering with thei
a business
y Besides the seizure of all parcel
\ OF the Daily News, of New Iorl
a destined tor this city, those sor
through Adams Express to point
/, South oi here, have been taken pos
session Of by the Marshal, VII
II overhauled all newspaper bundles I
the Express Office at noon to day.
!, A highly interested crowd WI
4 collected th,re at that hour. II
;. orders were 10 sfize all copies of Il
New York Day Book aud Journ
ui Commerce, Int none Of these la
ter sheets were discovered.
The first bundle opcred wi
directed to a. Guuter, Lou;svill
y Kentucky, contained twcnty-tV
;, and a half bundles o! fifty each.
y, Then came stgeral large bundlrs
~ New York paper, not contrabnn
= Most Of tho parcels are directed
II. Taylor. Baltimore; but sm;
" bundles enclosed we're for Varti
further South.
r In one bundle directed to j. Sh
~ lington, Washin-'on, there wc
~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30

New YoRK, August 26.-The
United States Marshal OF Rhode
Island, arrived h re to-day. having
a. a prisoner OF state, W. NJ. Fidke
said to belong to Louisiana. charges
wi h uttering seditious and treason
able sentiments at Newport, Rhode
l. and. The gentleman from Louis
lana was dispatched to Fort Lafay
ette.
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J. SCorT HARRISON We publish

]. ScorT HARRISON We publish
in another column, the letter OF j
Scott Harrison. declining the nom
Tor Lieutenant Governor,
trntcrcd him by the partjzan con
venticn at Columbus. The compro
mising rartizans who showed so
much anxiety, in their Platform, t.
get up o warfare with the govern
mcnt aud make tcrms with the rebels
find now that in their attempt tt
purchase the influence OF j. Scot
Harrison and his friends, they
"wakrd up the wrong passenger
His letter is q1ite rcbuko to thci
selfish enterprise. This position OF
their ticket now goes a begging -
Who will DC 80 poor as to do it rev
ercncc?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
The Cincinnati Enquirer Denounced as
IL TraitnronS Sheet by II Union Paper
in Kentucky.

rL .,;i,,,; u,,,,,,t ,,.,
=, ,rrni,,r',,,s SLn,,, h,' :, ,t,',',,' ,,.
in Ur,,tuc,y "'''
III ID tlinc phinn men, VINO ere
,h, C;,o;,,o,; L,,,,:,.
o"''''' '''f'"o''
would reflect upun the consequences
A
VI e''ihE 'nf'' support 10 paper
eyrrtiuD such "a bsuofnI inCunpco
-,
Quite number Of copies are taken
i, E;,,.li l T., 49,
!" ''"''"y, """ Nv many '"ecs 100
by those who have no eymnn.hy
e, ;.
WIN u, IH us StccftloH teachings. -
Thn fIrnw;n., fran, tIo V,t;o,,
"'"
al CHtOn published in Kentucky,
I.,,,,, :,
- -,
.,Tr" C,aa;aa.,; r'',,.,o. J..
pestilen, disunlon sheet IN our knowledge.
nau of us no,ronoge cnmrs l,om ,, -. ,,o;, "'a'"
ors OF hthtucEy, tLere IS not d'suHion.
VINO. if he subscribes for a paper on, Of the
n'T, o"vS w 10. vnd1,,oe oI@1 ,e HIa',o' MS pa
IN ITS tendencies @nt dSoya, to the GOV.
nrg really asionished that the pe"pie Of a n
clty' loyal to the soyeTnmeGt as IS Cl'ncin'
midst OF a paper whose daily issue is con.
''o Po%nE 'O,rn US s,isa% nhon OF 'eason G
Lieutenant and squad Of Soldiers to minis
articles are paid for by the rebel traitors rtnr'
anu ANA The hman'le' Del,nys Its country Io
ed in the whole Union, A more deadly en-
@ Ths @ Of be
more damage to the Union cause in Ken
lucky than the combined circulation of an
s,n,n,' sn'ee 9' tue ''0"'' '''""'o" papers OF III
Tho o,,ov, I, H., ,o,,;,,o,, -,
"'''''"", :"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
.FEMALG5.

Tho many certificates which have been ten.
dcrod Us. aud the letters which we are daily
receiving, nre conclusive proof that among
the woucn these Bilters have given u sa,sinc-
tiun which no others have ever doLe before
No woman in the land shnuld &c without them,
and those who once use llen will not fail -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
REDUCTION ON PRICES!

nWlNG TO tho war and hard times, we deem
~ 1t proper 10 REDrCE Tns PRICES oy Dsv.
TIsTRy to the following low rates. which will
be strictly adhered to, and no deviation what
ever. JACOB CARR,
r. Is. TABER.
J. J. Bl.ECHER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
Recruits Wanted!

TIME 2lst regiment is about re.organizng for
the three years service, and recruits are
will retain it's position in the regiment and be
armed with rifles. All who have been mem.
Sers OF COMPANY A are. invited 70 re enlist,
and other able bodied men n-between the ages
Nv of Also viii be paid, and D Allsnd warrant for
s2o acres Of land at the expiration q service:
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FiNDLAr, August 20. 1861
TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATESM

signed for the first time offered for sale to tho
public Dr. j. BOvcr Dods' Imperial Wine
Bitt"rs. and In this short period they have
given such universal satisfaction to the many
thousand of person who have tried them, that
II Is now I'm established article. The amount
Iof bodily and mental misery arising simply
from Il neglect ofsmall complaints is surprising
aud II is therefore Of the utmost Importance
that u strict attention to the least and most
trliling bodily aiIment should be had; for dis
eases ni the body must invariably affect the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30
DR.. j. BOVEE CODS'
[mperial Wine BitterS

Are prepared by m eminent and skillful Ply
stefan who has used them successfully IN his
practice for the last twenty Ave Years. The
proprietor. before purchasing the exclusive
right tn manufacture and sell DR.. j. Boyee
Dod.' Celebrated Imperial Wine Bitters, had
Them tested by two distinguished medical
ractitoners, who pronounced them valu.
able remedy for disease.
Although the medical men of the country,
as II general thing, dlsapnroye OF Patent Med
able Physician can he found in the United
States. acquainted with their me dical proper.
tiles, who will not highly approve DR. J. B0-
WEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BlTTERS.
In all newly settled places where there is
always u large quantity Of decaying timber
from which II poisonous masma Is created,
these Btters should be used every morning
befure break fast
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THESE BITTERS
Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dis
ease,
DIR. DODS'
Celebrated Wine Bitters
ARE UNSUaP ASSED!

J.
-.r. fhoy urc irul, E.,lf.nlilr.
r tie aged ana 'rnrIu, ana Tor persons at ~
wc.t constitution iur Minister" "ithe Gcsl a.
lawyers, and al put .r Il taEers --ioi Hook-
Keepers. Ta'lors. SraM,'resSrs, students. Art
.s',. aud ail cr~unS leading a sedcLtary liic.
they will rove trgly beneficial.
As a hcycrH.e, thew are Wholesome, innn,
crit, ari G'l'ri.us t"tl e taste. They produce
ali tie "N''t'uri.,uii cG.uls ~ brandy ~ wine,
will ont iutuXicaIing; AMI are - valuable rem.
rdy for persons addicted to the use of excess
i've strong drink, and who wish To refrain from
{. They az" iurc ard entirely free from tho
uu's"u- cen t,.rsd IN ~" Hdulitrttcd wines aud
liquors with which tie COUNTY, t. Hooded.
TaCSc Ritter, not only CURE hut PREVENT
disease, ard Il uu!d hc used ~ al who live in
a g u''Ey whore tho water j. bad. or where
th''ls a"d F'vcrs arc prevalent. Being en-.
iirCly innocent aud harmless, they may DO
given freely Ia children and infants with i'm.
purliy.
Physicians, Clcr.ymou. and tempe rance ad-
vuca'cs, rs 1n uct uf hun arity, should assist
in spreading these truly valuable BTTEES
over the ltud. ard thereby essentially aid in
banishiug drunkenness ana disease.
Iu Affections OF the Head, Sick Head
ache. or Nervous Headache DIR. Dod.'
fmprrinl wine littcrs 80. be found 10
be Most Salutary and EfiicaciOus.
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Presenting together tho greatest amount OF m
ter.stiu. geological subjects. and the most Xe.
truSivc. brilliant, novel and talented E1uostti'
an Troupe over combined IN any single c.tah.
Iishncui. only one Ticket for H1 Entire No','
Will exhibit at
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersiGn
y ed has been appointed and qualified Ad
mlnistratrix g: John Van o7tran, late Of Han
cock county, deceased. ..
CATHARINE VAN OSTRAN.
August 81, lSGl.
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DIR. J. B0vee D0ds'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS!!!

from AL VINO nave not uHcu thetn. we Cha,
enc" the world to produce their equal.
These lhttcrs for the cure of Weak Stom-
ncls. General Debility, and for purifying and
curiching the blood, are absolutely unsurpasS-
ed by any other remedy un earth. To he as
Suicd OF this. IL Is only necessary Ia make the
trial. The Wine itself Is ui II very superior
quality, being about une.third stronger than
other wines; warming and inveorlting tho
whole system from tile head to tho feet. A.
tlcsc BitterS are tonic and Alternative In their
character, 50 they strenLthen and invigoraie
tho whole system and give fine and healthy
action To all its parts. by equaliLihg tue circu.
latlon, removing obstructiOns. and producing
= general warmth. They are also excellent
tor diseases and weakness peculiar tu Fee
males, where a tonic Is required Ia strengthen
AMI brace the system. No lMy, who Is sub
ect 10 laSsitudc and iHntness, should he
without them, as ttey arc .evlving In their
action.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30

FoH want Of room, the communi
s.as>.. ~ 4 II L a,as aso.u.1n1-a<uu
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Finally came eight hrnl'cs Ii
ric,rd 10 II. Taylor, of iiL,imorc.
which, with thr SMALLER p"rcc's,
made Mp tie number on tie lesser
invoice 4SS Th,s'. with tie tira,
lot, made over 600.