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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

The total populstion OF Kentucky,
as sppears by an official report to
the Legislature. is 1853 Tia, nf
which number thero are G20,077
whites.
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niilLlP FORD,

DHILIP FORD,
Attorney aud Councillor AT Law.
Attends promptly to all business cutrust ed 10
his care.
ONCE in Colts Block, few doors North Il
Head Quarters, Findlay, ONO.
Jan. u, lsG2.-[ly.
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DIlOtN ~ HOPE, lugAKY DaowN.
Id Attorneys al Law, JAMES a. BORE.
FlNDLAY, ONO,
viii practice in Hancock and adjoining coun.
ties. OFEICE.
Over Green's Drug Siors, opposite Court House.
a<J. A. BupE having formerly resides IA
Lancaster, ONO, VIII attend 10 any business In
Fairfield county. lFeOruaiy ~, 1871,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

RoBEnr D. nUKD. cHESrEKCHrHCH
IIUltD ~ CHURCH, General Collecting
III Agents, will promptly attend To the col
,ection of claims Ol all Kinds, IN Hancock and
adjoining counties.
ltEPgRgscEs:--Judge Whiteley; c. w. o Neal,
ESQ.,: Wheeler & Bros.
SS-0lice-Second iloor Dixon House hlocs
corner room. Aug. \, lsJs--jy.
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d. ctor Carlin's Block

Ttro Doors South of The Reed House, Fndiay,
Where they viii he pleased W receive Tie Wis
is oI their old customers, ANA as many others
Ms aru dlSr rosed 10 favor them III lne,r line Ul
business. lNuVemucr D, lobO.
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SASH, BLIND AND DD0R FACTORY,

10. D,AN.
81. ATTORNEY AT.LhW.
FiNnLNY, ONO.
81 OAlce I'm Head Quarters Buildings, over
Taylur Il Crnuiugrr's store.
IahuIrV 10 l-G1.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

nANIEL B. BEARDsLEY, Attorney AT
~ Law, will promptly attend to all busi'
aess entrusted TO his care.
iJtiJ5 Of IL Il PEACE
will attend to the Writing and acknowledging
of deeds and mortgages, and to the taking ol
aepositions.
orsIcr-Melodeon Building, in the room for
meriy occupied by J. +. Caples, Esq.
Findlay, Ohio, April rs, 1903.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

StiDXl, CENTith, BItEAi>gAsI and d.
- AING TABLks-Un hand, at
Jan. -. lo62. tokCH ~ BAkERS.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
Presentation in tic 5lstNY. Reg,.

Capt. Stuart, Of Co. +, 5lst Regt. n. Y. V,
was on Saturday evening, the oath inst, the
unexpected recipient of splendid regulation
s#eFa, Sash;TRei', and SSheaiasr-staps, from
the zsmsers Of his company. The pressnta-
tien was made through Private Leonard H..
Gray, who delivered the following address,
which was responded to by the Captain in
brief ana expressive mapner.
CAPTAIN STUART Sir: As a small evil
dence Of the affection felt towards you by the
members Of your command, i am requested by
them to present to you n . token OF their re-
gard. In selecting nae an their spokesman,
fear they have chosen one who can but feebly
express all tho kind Feelings ysur many con-
siderats acts ofkindness and care have aroused
in the hearts Of them all. We have been assss-
ciated together for many months, as members
Of your company; permit me, therefore, to
| join ny comrades Of Co. F, in the expressions
they ask leave to make to you OF their fullest
appreciation Of your unHavering caretor their
comfort on every occasion upon which We could
possibly have expected it at your hands They
wish me 10 express 10 you their entire conf
denee in you as soldier and an officer. Your
CONSTANT attention TO the drill and discipline
of your company, while it imposes many re-
sraints upon US, ne have also learned TO look
upon as wisely directed by you; and in max
ing soldiers Of many Of us who came to your
hands mere recruits, we feel that you have not
only done your duty to US, but have enabled
US effectively to participate in the, suppression
Of this terrible rebellion, which has brought
War IN the place Of Peace, and given Distress
for Happiness to eur once happy country
Your having left your quiet home to take up
arms in this active struggle, has not been for
gotten by US, and We beg your accspanc. 81
this sword, which now present and which
we trust yoa will long live to WELD whenever
Liberty may need strong arm and loyal heart
in her defence and this sash which wetrust
may never be used for other purpose than or.
nament, and never applied to the use for which
it Was frat Dlntended, that Of Conveying the
wounded hero from the battle ground" These
Captains Shouldef-straps' We trust may be
worn by you but for a short time-vc hope
soon TO hear Of their being rgpiacsd by TIN
insignia Of higher rank. And whom in after
years you shall ,bave arrived Mt the zcnith o
your fame, We hope that you will give your
!. faithful Company, ,, 5lst n Y. v, kine
thought, and that your mind may dwell will
pleasure upon its varied wanderings by tisot
. and field in tho Old North State
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
The Opening of southern Pori,.


Ths Secretary Of the Treasury has issued full
instructions to the yari,us roi.reinrs rssPsriisR
rrArancrs TO ports 'p'nsi by I'nsriaeaii'h ui me
President These iastTIrii9ns sailoriE- clear
Anrss at any iisr beisre the hrsl 81 Jsns. bat
vessels 30 elenIsd are sOt 10 snier such p0fts sn'
I'll altar the fiat oi Juno
Treasury DEPARTMENT. Mar f6. lsii2.
C.. I,..,s,.;, L.,.,.i,t f.r yo,,r irf,rn,,i.r
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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

Why YORKTOWN WAS EVACUATED. A de-
serter from tho rebels. nstive Of New York, who
served in a s,nfsderate artillery company at
Yorktown, states that tbs utnlost cos sfdence MAS
fsit by Cen NRxraIsr in tho impr.gunsihty oil
the works, which was also enteriaiusd BY his Of
fcers and mea. When the news was received Of
Com. Fsrragut having rus Forts Jackson and ST..
Philip, and the subsequent fall Of New Orleans,
they began to dssbt whether the gunbosts could
not do likewise at Yorktswn. 1t is said that
Gsn. Nagruder sat down and cried on hearing
the news, and his officers oil began iS doubt,
whilst the Louisiana regiments wanted to 90
home. Nngruder. however, opposed tho sracu.
alton throus hcut, but was syerrsled by Johnston,
! Lee, aad Davis.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

EY- An uspardsnabl, error has been con
ntied in recent shipments Of mails from this
pert, North. Yesterday four bags containing
fron s,oOOto 5000 letters which had been
seat from here, cEm. back without being
opened There has been carolusn.ss soms
where beyond here, At New York, or on th,
route eau ii b, that j,alOusy-or,r the re.
cent Official suggestions that The mails DO Isnt
BY way Of New York, instead OF Old eoinl
Comfort, as hsretofors, bad anything 10 dc
Siih i'll Such delays aud hindraness eaus,
great ssvsty on the part Of thousands Al
boms on the nonrscsp,ion Of these letters.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
ls
Your 0b't. Servant,

~ On Thursday last the blockading feet
off Wilmington, N. c., discovered the steamer
Constitution, loaded with Us. stores and
from New York to Port Roya',
trying to run into Washington, N. c. On
being brought to, sh, returned answer hat size
had lost her way. Information VAS given and
the steamer sent on her voyage. About thirty
hours later the Constitution was ssain diScoT.
cred trying W elude the blockade, aud run into
Wilmington. This lin, she pretended to 30
lost the second time but tbs boekadnE officer
t1ok possession Of her, brought her Ia Beaufort,
irsm whence he sent the vessel ts New York,
where she will probably arrive without losin:
her NAY, and an Investigation nads to ascertain
uhrthsr treacbsry or ignorance Was the cause
Of The bswildsrment Of the oEicer in charge.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

General Mcclellan.

On. Friday morning, at 8 A. NJ, Gen.
Mcclellan, with his main army, was
within eight milessof Richmond. AT
that hour he commenced his advance
on the city. He had received pro-
posal from the rebels for an armistice,
which he very properly declined, and
at once set his army in motion for
Richmond. At Bottoms Bridge the
rebels had proposed to. make another
stand, but their chivalry was not equal
to the task, and they evacuated. The
Federal force marched across the Chic
aholniny river, and ere this, are prob
ably comfortably quartereds in Rich
IN md. A few Of the rebel Congressman
urged the Confederatss to make a
stand, but it was of no avail. The pre-,
sentiment of defeat was upon them,
and they "skeedaddled."' 1t is said
that there is a large rebel force in front
Of Richmond, which, if true, will inter.
rupt our force but day or so. The
General is but putting his promise Of
pushing the enemy to the wall" into
execution. I.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
Guy. Edmnr,I sinnIr.

Arrived at This port last evening", on the
Jersey Blue lie sailed from New York on the
GsnSrSE Burnside, expecting 10 land &, Beau
tort, but stress Of weather compelled her to
put in at Hnttsrss, at which point she trans.
erred her mail apd passengers to the Jersey
Blue. The many friends and schoolmatss o.
The Governor wll'hsil his arri'Al with delight
and We trust il will mark brilliant epoch il
the suppression Of this uRhely aadaHFigAtseH,
rebellion.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

The Recorder Printing Ode, At Richm md
/. offered Tor sale for $3.50, terms easy
Probably Il does not contain large number
Of Hoes ten cylinder presses.
We thoughta day or two ago that the T,bsl
lion would be put down after Two awful llghts.
but, oh, how much better that II should be puI
dona after Two awful fvot races
Tho rsbels profess to b. shocked Al the
Federal Governments spirit Of conquest W,
thought the late Federal thunasrbslts mus
have shocked than little.
"Old Brains" is the significant but Son.
what disresp,eiful tiils bestowed upon Gen
Hallsek by his troops
An ,Nchnngs speaks Of The ehasiismeRt o
upfuly children ~ a ,ittH parental datys
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
. Olive Trees.

NEwBERN, N G., May "a, 1862.
Editor Nctjern Progress. .Sir:-In a'let
ter from the great Thomas Jefferson to E. r.
Rutledge, dated Paris, September Is, 1882"
| find the following .rema'ks;-"I wish the
cargo ol olive plants, sent BY way Of Baltimore
may arrive to you in good order. This is the
object for the patriots Of your country, for that
trae ones established there will be tho source
of the greatest wealth and happiness. But TO
insure success, perseverance, may be necessa-
sary." g..
lie then proceeds to propose the establish
msnt of an agency at Aarseilss, by which to
to send young olive plants every year 10
Charleston, until the plant shall be acclimated
in the United States.
My object in writing this note to you, ia to
enquire hsw far this experiment was ever
tried, If the olive is at present cultivated any
where in the United States. and II so, where.
RPSpeetfaIiy
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

PorrRY.-We beg our friends, for
Heavens sake, not to send us any more
poetry. Roanoke and Newbern dog
gcrcl verse rhymes arc played out
institution. We have burntup cords
Of it, and we now make a practice Of
chucking poetry into the stove, almost
invariably. Don't send ia any more
such stuff.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

eB- One of party of Congressman vhs
visited Norfolk recently, Iecing tho Stars snd
Stripes near a place where the Government
was feeding the poor Of the city, a. great
throng, cried out, three cheers, fer the old
flag" An old man, who subsequently ex.
planned that he fought for the flag in 1872.
slsne responded. All the other recipients Of
Uncle 'sam's bounty wsro dogsedly silent, aud
one rsd-facCd woman shouted, Three cheers
for JEFF Davis ... ---
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

Capt. II. D. O'Rley, Company G, 1st Regi.
mSnt, Scklcs Brigade, fell upon the field in
front Of Williamsburg, terribly wounded in the
mouth and jaws. lie west into the field with
a ball't.proof vest on. His regiment was forced
bark before the Captain could be removed.
When il recovered its ground, tn, Captain wnl
found 10 be dead. The bullet proof vest was
gonc, aud there were bayoust wound, through
the officers breast That case is made out
certainly.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

" The other day We came rushing into oar
Office, and found one Of our famous New England
Blo,csrS of Sw6st Edssis in our editorial chair.
He had perpetrated the following im7romptus-
For a moment | sat in the editors chair,
Oh, what strange feeling came over ms there.
With hand on my foroheaa, and pen full ofink,
Ny very Grst thought was " 60 take a drink.
Oh here comes the editor Good morning.
After the usual salutations he father delivered
himself Of the following, but the reader must not
for moment sappose that zoe INDUCED in any
impropris!y.
Tbs sditor came. and true 10 the craft.
IlI opened hugo bottle and gave me u drauGht
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

Much complaint has been mad, of the high
prices charged BY sons Of the tonssrial ar.
lists Of this city. by many thepric.s are con.
sidsred steep, asa perfectly outrageous That
may bs So but il people are dissatisfied there
are BARRIERS, and good ones leo Of a sable hue,
who are experts, and eharg, less. psoPls la
Dor under great mistake in sspposipE thai
the ssntlSusn composing th, army, will stSnc
any prics, no matter how high, because they
are away from home, This is a decided mis-
taLa
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

t3-A dispatch to the Chicago Times, dated
Cairo, says that on Monday, May ~, two r,gi
msnis from Kentucky Nsd Tennessee attempted
To desert their ca.so and eons ovsr en- inasse to
tLs Union army, Tho Rebels held them in
check asd nutiny susued. A strong farce
from our advanced liues was sent over t.. inter
i'r', aud in shot time returned with about sir.
ty prisoners. mostly from the ranks Of the desert
ing reEiusutS.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

The last trick Of Tho Paris sh.pksspsr (lhs
greatest rogues alive y ia 10 put olives in glass
jus TO magnify their contests. You buy large
olive, (thsy are d,arcr As their size iscreases)
At large olives price, aud Il is not until you
rot home you detect lh, cheat Connecticut
land VI OGDEN clocks and wooden rulnrgs,
YOU arc lstancgdl ..
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

When Captain BoSgs was seeking a com.
mand, hs woat to the President, who asked him:
What do you wish To do 7" His charactsris-
tic reply MAS. in sDhstance, II want 10 boln.
bard Charleston and TO sew ii with salt" "You
shall have a vessel, said the President. The
Secretary Of the Navy savs him the choic. OF
any vessel not yet assigned TO commander.
lie went through the ship yards, and chose
the Naruna, whose naIae aud that Of her brays
commander are inperiShable in our naval an.
nsls
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

BRAuREGARD Oh CoIroS BuRSISG.-Ths fol.
lowing address has been issued by the rebel
rinSsadsr
40 Planters SOsh The casualties Of war
have op'ned the Mississippi to our sn,nss
The time has therefore come 10 test tho earn.
estncSS oI all classes and call l-upon all parrr.
otic planters owning cotton in the possible
reach Of our enemies, to apply the torch 10 it
without delay or hesitation.
q. 7, PR4ursGARD.r
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

CorraISESTAW.-Ths following important
announcement Is made by ths Louisville Jour.
nal:
II is rumortd that the Devil, in compliment
10 the f,hsl u9msn, has concluded 10 l.aTs OIL
his bfSsgbei aud wear pylliCoals. -. -,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

Why the chiTslry should prefer to dio in
ditch-eIcspt perhaps, that most Of them have
lived in the sulter-is more than We can guess,
merO nor,hernsr would chsos, clearer place
than ditch to die in, but there is no accoust
ing for tastes, SI The cid woman said " hen she
kissed hSr COW.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

DscovrRY OF A CoSrnABASD IN a CorroS
BALE. The Troy IN. w. Wing is informed
by an employee Of the Harmony Mills, at
Cohoss, that curious discovery was made on
opening bale Of cotton in one Of the mills
there last week. 1t was nothing more or less
than the hndss Of the remains Of a negro
child in cotton bale, part of a supply Of
that article recently received from England
fhs remains were found in ths centre Of the
hale
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

TEErpfACEE. Its said chat there are be
tween i've aud six hundred men of the Tenth
Maine regiment, now guarding tbs Baldnsrs
sni Ohio railroad, who never drank drop Of
liquor in their lives IN this whisky drinking,
lager beer 'UllIjrg wine bibbiIg country, ss
announcement sl this kind is almost incr,di.
bic,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

~ WV. LIyGHAx, JR., editor Of the Ar
sg &c Nary Journal S3 School ST., Boston, is
our sole agent for that city. Any contract en-
tered into by him, for advertising or suhscrip.
ton on our account, will be ratified by US. =
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

@ Enlistments are going on very
favorably for the 1st Regiment North
Carolina Volunteers, at Washington,
N. C. II is aiding greatly in develop
ing the loyal sentiment Of Washington.
Beaufort, and the lower part Of Craven
County.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

. TIT roH Tar When our army gets TO Rich.
mond, one act Of rs'engS would he pardsned
by tia most christian moralist, asrnslJ, 10 con.
tne all the captured rebel officers and cirili
ans IN The tobacco warehouse. The rascslI
ought TO have an opportunity of experiencing
tn. eharRS Of that receptacle for Yanks. pris.
ouers
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

-.IJ"A Wit says that the successes Of our
navy on the Southern coast will soon enable
the President 10 be hoSpiisble enough 10 op,n
a litlls port slisVst every day after dinner, -
As the President iA a temspsrsncs man hls pun
above Is coAtraband.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
w The Cossack, Capt. Bennett

w The Cos.ack, Capt. Bennett,
arrived at this port last evening, from
Washington, N. C., with 4o6 released
prisoners from the Salisbury prisons,
There are some 1900 more prisoners
who are expected soon at Washing
ton. The men already released are
from Ohio, New York, and New Eng
land States, They report grub as
being very scarce in that locality, and
of poor quality at that. Their rebel
escort was composed Of picked men,
made fair appearance, and were arm
ed with Enfield rifles, and sabre bayo.
nets. From the appearance Of the PrIs-
oner's rations, our informant thinks there
must be a hiring Increment among the
haxersacks.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
NEwBERN, II. C.

-.=' ffg fffHg Progress wifi be ISSUED every
evening at & O'clockN Advertisements and no.
tiecs for publication must be handed in 10y
TO I.2 o'clock A.. NJ il received after that
hour, they will lay over till the next day. Il:
The Weekly Progress will be ready Satnr,
day forenoons at . o'clock.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

TEE NAME NOT SO BAD. - There has been
some regret that Farrasut has not more eu-
phonious name. A gentleman with slight
German procliVities says that it is not to bO
complained oC--thst it is, in truth, ferry gOot
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

FtoN CHARLESTON, s. G., PNcEs CuRRISr.
Tea, seven dollars per pound calico 81 per
yard shirting Rrm At 80 10 10 cents, aud very
scarce Prices rising daily"
~ A recent number Of th, Memphis Ava.
lsneh Iays:-
The Confederate government has abandoned
the important rail road connection. between
DanVillC, Va, and Gr.cnhb.ro, ~ Q.
Capt Bailey In his pport Of the action Of the
Mississippi fsrts, says
"An,r We had passed tho forts, II waI con.
test between iron hsatts In wooden vessels and
iron clad, with iron b'sks, and thc lion hsarts'
Wuun
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
From General Banks Army.

Skirmishes continue, but no general
engagement seems at hand On the,
18th inst, detachment of seventeen
men of Company G, 2Sth Pennsylvania
Regiment, who reached Linden, short
time in advance of reinforcements to
that place, was attacked by body of
about 45o cavalry, who dashed upon
them from four directions. Our men
resisted them with sharp firing under
shelter of a depot, but they were over
powered, and we lost one killed and
fourteen taken prisoners. The remain
der of the company came up, charged
the cavalry, and compelled them to
beat a hasty retreat with some loss.
The railway bridge over the North
Fork of the Shenandoah WAS completed
on tho 10Th, and trains will at once
pass over.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

We understand that Ice 4 ShSpari, tn,
well known booksellers, have = large pile Of
RuSsell's pictures orsouthern LiTS,"-a vol
umS consisting Of his letters from the South
and finding II impossible to sell them at any
price, will gladly present a copy to any Of the
admirers Of the Bull Ran hero who will take
thsn away.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

LTRsfugae. from RiehmoSd state that al .
meeting there, On ihs night Of the 10Th, tho prop
srty holders and nsN substantial nen tho city
favored surr.ndor whllo these who Lad 10 In
tsr-sts thsrs were rampant fnI burning Il.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
tyrI, ,.ny,r, Of , Con,, Martial which ,,,

1Ths members Of Court Martial " hieh sat
not long since, bGsisg sent ont for provisions,
rsc'ired in lieu thereof, jug Of cold waior, and
a diIh Of hard crackers, whsrsupO. one Of the
number composed the following imprOmPtu lines;
Ten thousand jannalions!
Thus to sit without rsiionsi
As Division Court Martial,
Decisions Impartial
Expected 10 give
Without fsb, lesh, or fowl,
shad turkey, oI joWl,
They expect us to livo
And lest We bscons fri,ky.
49, They ssad ss no ~kiskeyt
But water FOR "grog."
And "lIafd Tack" fer prog"
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

PEulcoLE EyLorarED. - Ansr destroying
the Navy Yard and all the public property OK.
crpt the Court House, the rcb,ls evacuated
Pensacola on the 10th inst The Union forces
ATE now Ia possession.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

~ The Richmond Recorder (Religious)
has n leader entitled, Preaching people to
death" This is done, probably, by admins
tsrIng spiritual Chloroferm
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

A farmers daughter was rtitsd BY young
rustic, who, finding il difficult 10 keep up the
cou'srsatiou, asked the girl, sfer an enbar.
rI,sinE silence had prevailed some time, II
she knew anybody that wanted 10 buy SHIRT.
"Eo, doht." she rePlsd have you got ono
10 nll!"
20, mo- said the rustic II snly IIsd to
make talk"
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

80 Prentice says good maby OF the Ken.
lucky lawyers, no matter in what county they
are born, practiss In old Bourbon.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

fH- sale Of condemned pork WAS mIds
by auction yesterday. III barrels changed
hand. Al % per barrel
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
The GHnbOaI Expedition up James
River.
omsiaI Report. or The orcra,lou..

WImISGroS, May 20, lSGs.
The following reports have been received al
the Navy Department by Commodore Colds