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1t appears from Information dc
rived from TIE Navy Department.
that the proceeds from the seizures
which have b, on made by the Navy
amount to about forty million dol
lars, nearly enough 10 defray the en-
tire expenses o the Department.
thereby making it self.sustaining
The amount expended last year WAS
forty,one millions "a! ~.
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.ADoiker hard battle has been
fo1ght in Arkansas b.tueen Gentr-
al Binnps forces on our side and
'the rebel General U,ndman. The
battle was fought or tie 9Th, ter
,miles irorp Fayetteville. d raged
hrom, 10 o'clock a. NJ until dark
when the rebels retreatcd. Our
.lOss is estimated at 800; that q the
enemy at 1900 tasua g.seeitssl.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

HcG CH LERA, This disease has
been raging to fearful extent in
Marshall county, for some Sine past,
carrying II large number of hogs
Some fnImers haye already lost as
many as one. hundred by this epi.
demic, and in many cases instan,
death has succeeded an attack oftht
disease. The prevalence OF this
scourge is unusual in t,is section o
the couutry Il LaGon (HD Mtel,
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An Ordinance.

For the better protection 9f tJre aud propsry IN
The keeping Of On pOtcdcr.
Section lsl.-Be it ord tined BY the town
council, OF the INCORPORATED village Uf Find.
lay, that il shall be unlawful Ter any Mer-
chant, or Shop.keepcr or any person To keep
in his Store or shop ar building, aErser quan.
tity than FIVE pounds uf GunpUwl,rs 1T anv
one time in their business room or building.
Section 2d.-Any petson who shall violate
the aforesaid pl dElGGe. shall. upon convict
ion thereof. be fined IN any sum not exceed
mg fifty dollars nor less than iiye dollars, at
tho discretion OF the Mayor tor ciich and ev-
cry oiIense, with costs ui Prosecution, and IN
default Of payment oi said huc and costs. he
shall be Imprisoned IN The county jail Until
same shall be paid OF rcleastd d y due course
ufLtw.
Section Sd IL shall be. and is II reby made
the special duty q. the v rshal AID the Police
officers OF the village, 10 see thai each and ev
cry part ol this Ordinance is strictly enforced,
section h. This Ordnance 10 take eject
from and after its passage. .
j ne in Council. ihis 25lh day nf November.
d. one thousand eishlhundred- and sixty.
two. GE). w. TWlNlNG. MAYOR. z.
i.. JULIE 4. DENNl,, n, , cords. !
December Sd, lSl2 - ~ ",
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+ TnE New York Herald says that
80 lar as medical supplies and stores
are concerned, Gen, Banks expedi.
tion viii be well cared for The
steamer uondurus has becn charter
led by the Government TO transport
supplies. DIR. Ii. Alexander, al
experienced army surgeon, has
been appointed Medical Director
aud seven hospital stewards, indie,
pendent OF tho ordinary sregnenta
stewards. are also attached.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

SURRKSpER 1t is reported, BY
telegraph that an entire brigade OF
our troops surrendered to the rebels
al Ilsrtsvillo, Tenn. Two Ohio re
gimonls, the l0G Ia and l0s.h, were
among them. We hope this is all
error Tho position held by our
troops was u sirun3 one.
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M. uo. aud the lanai lilo n !.

"A letter from Hon. Joseph Holt,
written en- tho 25th Of October, but
.snly just published, takes the true
grounds, that no interest, or institu-
,ion must be permitted to stand in
the way Of the paramount duty Of
restoring the Union; ibattbose who
IRE in arms against the Constitu
tion can claim no rights under it,
and that il the rebeliious states do
not submit before the Let of January
they 'will have voluntarily brought
'upon themselves the abolition OF sla'
rery. These are sound view. and
they msrk the auppicious progress
Of right opinions among Southern
men, who are really and uhcondi
tionally fortbe Union. As q Ken.
,uckian, Mr.. Holt naturally desired
to save the Union without injury to
slavery, and lhe. has, not yielded to
the hope ot dong 90, until events
liate demonstrated that itcanhot be
realized. Ose year ago he resisted
the proclamation Of Gen. Frem9nt.
offering iibcrtysio the slaves CT re-
bells. To-day, he sustains the proc.
laination oi tie President, declaring
sll slayes to Le free, ill such States
- shall r,mpina insurrectionary az
ter the lst Of January. - The change
which the progress Of time was
wrought il his mid, is going on
constantly among the genuine Tn
lonists in the border states. 1t hai
inst manifested itself most signally
In the election 10 Missouri. A ieU
more courageous utterances, like thit
oi Mr.. Holt, will flush the good
work. akflsgA9 % Ysayila
How plainly are current cyeut'
drawing the lInes between genuine
and pretended palrio,s,. .--...t.
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cation has long been iepudiatcd by
tho p,ople-s dead and buIi d.
yet its IL lluence 10 still living and
may be seen in 'tbe present state
Of aHiirs."
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syhat il TO be Seen by Looking Back.
'.if they will look back upon the history
OF the country Tor ten years, they will see
tha. sectionaiism, Abaitionism and Seces-
siogjsIn have produced the present state OF
siTairs "--lspeech OF Pend!eloD, al Butler
County Deniocratlc Jubilee. .,If l,t,
IL they will look back q little fur
iher back upon the history of the
country, they will see that the dec
irine Of Slavery ''eradication.' lhe
highest grade Of abolitionism known
10 the country, originated with the
Democracy and they VIII SEQ still
nriher from the history OF the cnun
try, that the DEM cratic party is III,
only party that ever promulga,e,
this bolj black Abolition doctrine
that it was so ultra--so secliona
in its character. that no other p LIT
ical organic ,tion in the countr,
would teach ~ aud though the De
mocrstic party was engaged in il
promu!gatjcs for years, yet tho trI
ssl to demonstrate its prscticsbilit,
was loft to John Brown. The d.
mocratic doctrine Of slavery eradi
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Ile DISEASE ..l d. -.Ls. H.Us
This Medicine Will Cure You!

luUit DiStdSe /. "
a This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents .tf1 l..FaHt ef .
ISRAEL GREgS, Finday, Ohlc; 81 f-
). NJ. HUBER X Co., Flndlay. ohio; s-s u.
JAMES MASNiSG, Yanlue, 0hio
GKlBsI X OsTHEAER, Van Buren. Ohio;
j. Is. VAN DOKgN, Fostoria; T1 H
l.. "A. BALDWIN, Mt. blanchard, Ohio; .s
SAMUEL HcBER, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SHOUT, Ottawa, Ohio; ..- ...
j. ID. q. HirgISs, GilbOa, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied byMrs.
Z. f.. LANGw0KTnT, who Is hereby authorized
To write my name upon the wrapper, without
Which none is genuine.
Physicians furnished by the gallon, where
requested. .s ~ n
with Kind farewell, then, TO the good peo
pie. whom Lavo dealt with so many years,
and wish that they will sustain my vile ia
the sale Ot this medicine, which has beneitted
so many already, | ann, with the best OF feel.
Ings toward ersry one ~ this community,
Your faithful servant, alt
A. LANGWORTHY,
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Notice to Teachers.

1tNHE Board OF School Examiners ef Hancock
Il county, Ohio, will hold a session for The
examination OF Teachers ut the Academy
building, IN Findlay. oh the 18th day of NJ"
vemOer, ls62, and ON the nrst and third Sat
urdays "f each month thereafter, till other
wise arranged. Examination To commence
Al ~ clock a. M, or sooner ifpossible.
All alnlicadts are reQuned To present re
communication frt'm llicir last employers. d
lhey nave been engaged AS teachers; II not
then, from their last teachers, certifying /,
Their moral character.
l.. TUSSlNG, Cisrk.
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3lst day ofDeccmber,
NOTICE.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Uf an order granted by the
j. Probate court, OF Hancock county OhIo, I
will offer fOr sale at public auction on Satur
day the 3d day oi January 1868, at one O'Clock
y. NJ, AT tho door of the Court House. in Han
cock county, the following described Real rs.
tate, situated in said county, aud bounded
and described rs follows, to wit:
Aiart Of the Southwest quarter Of Section
seven. G) IN township two, (2) South of range
ten, QO) East. ami more particularly de
scribed as follows:
Commencing at the North West corner of
said quarter, thence South TO the 3 puth est
corner Of said quarter, thence East sixty rods
thence noi IN one hundred Il sixty rod thonec
West To the place Of beginning, containing
xty 4, res Of land, (ifteen acres of which are
set OF as the DOVER Of the widow, catllarine
Zharhach.) Said tract encumbcrod with said
dower is appraised at 500. Also the East
half OF the North half of the South East quar-.
ter of Section twelve. (l2) in township two,
.(l) South Of range nine, (9) East containing
forty acres of land unencumbered with dow
e.. and appraised ut 5000. .. ..5
TKuNs OF SALE:-- One third In hand, one
third in one year, and one third in two years
from the day OF sale. with interest. The dc.
ferred payments to be secured BY mortgage
upon the premises sold. ~ --iH "t
..r , JACOB +. BURKEr, B..
Administrator Of Peer RoTn, deceased.
Blows. BnPE & BuRSEr ATTORNEYS.
Deceuber lith. lsG2 --lf ". .H.... f-.
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u % s N nrs
ZRHARMAcYN .a7.
DIX. RO s ACK'S 'a
Scandinavian Remedies.
When DG. RoBAcK. the celebrated Swedish
PLY scan, introduced his BOO : Purifier ANA
Blood Pills in the United States, he set fortliih
PLAIN language their curative pro operties.-
THIS Was years ago. The task of recommend
ing them has since been totsn oui o. his hands
Enlightened men. whose character for sound
Judgment and philosophy. gives theropinions
weight in the communty-men who observe.
reflect, and make assurance doulhy sure"
before they decide, - are evcrywhere ap
proving and urCilg the use OF these wonderful
Preparations. All who confde in tho wisdom
and honesty of this class, or who choose to in
veStigalc for themselves. are now of one mud
ON this important subject.
The evidence in the possession ofDr. Rohack.
which is at all times accessible 10 the public
establish the following
FACTS:
That the MOOD PERIFIER and moon
rms have been proved by analysis to
CONTAIN No MINEHAL;
That they euro the aim, 81 universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA,
with unerTing certainty, and In u very short
time that afler all other medicines have
proved useless, they relicve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and rcstore the health aud strength of the SUI
II tE A.
who have langushed for years in helpless
weakness and despondency, reeuperate witt,
great ranidty under their invigorating uper
alton; that all sexual disabilities are removed
by their cOtdia aud gently stimulating proper
ties; that they recruit
SHATTERED.t CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have boen trifled with and
abused; that their direct tendency Is 20 length.
en- life, and reiIderit enjoyable; that, operating
directly upon tie poison Qt dissrse ~ the blood,
they CAUSE SOON no hAEL .,-.
and discharge from the system, every taint oi
Scrolula, whether hereditary OF otherwise; :
RECRUIT THE DEBJLrp,TED,
and that there is no disease Of the stomach aud
bowels, the liver, the nervous system, the
SKIN, glands, or muscles "t'D
ARISING FROM IsIrURIrIEs OR Oh
{ STUCrIONSOF THESES.
OR CUETIO .--
in which they d. not give prompt reiief, and, III
I administered before the very citadel Oillie has
been invaded,) effect a pmniess ahdpertect cure.
Bear in mind that the scan.iinaviai, Veg
Z atablc BLOOD PILLS are endorsed BY
a the experience of thousands oil living witness
/ es, who, in letters, ailidayits, medical works
aud by word of mouth, proclaim them TO he
| the very best preparation of the Kind ever of
fered To the broken-down victims OF ill'heaith
They hunt disease through every avenue ans
organ OF The system, and eXpel II thorough
/ ly aud permanently. J. WId a.ig g
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Best Brands of White Lead!
lu cansor kegs, Cheap, at ). d. FREY.
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Nstu advertisements.

NOTICE Is hereby given to tile Taxpayers
~ of Hancock County, that
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Blood Pills and Blood Purifier

FlyplAY. November ai. 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
Arrival Of the Expeditionary Fleet In
Pamlic0 Sound.
An Attack Anticipated on Newben and
Roanoke Island, North Carolina.
Removal Of the Women and
Children,

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. ~, 1862
There no arrival the Burnside expedition
as yet.
The Norfolk lay Bock Of Wednesday has despatch
dated Goldsboro, January 81, four o'clock p. NJ an
nouncng that hundred vessels Of the Burnside cxpe-
dtion inside Pamco Sound and twenty large steam
ers outside No attack has been pade but the women
and children leaving Newbern, where o fight s
pected to take place.
The Norfolk Papers OF Wednesday contain the following
telegraphc despatch:-
GolpsRoRo, N. C. Jan. 21--4P.M NJ.
large number Of women and children have arrived
hore from Newberp. fight is expected there. There
is other
An express has arrived here from Newbern. He re-
ports that at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon there were
hundred vessels Of the Burnside expedition within
Panlco Sound and twenty five large transports outside
Of Hatterss Inlet.
Private Information received here says that the enemy
will attack Ncwbcrn Hyde county, and Roanoke Island
simultaneously Our forces completely prepared for
them.
The Norfolk Day Book Of Wednesday contains the fol-
lowing despatch
SAVANNAH, Jan. 21, 1852.
The Norfolk papers make no mention of any reports,
circulated by the secessicniss, that Of General
Burnside's vessels had been driven ashore
From forty to fifty vessels are inside Of Broad river
fifteen miles from Port Royal.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
NEWS FROM the UPPER POTOMAC.

FREpEHucx. Jan. %, 1862.
No intelligence has been received here from GcneraI
Landsrs division during the past forty eight hours and
everything here upper brgsdes remain In stau
que.
The excitement and preparations commenced on the
news Of acksons advance upon Romney have died out
aud troops mainly employed in looking 10 their
personal comfort.
Last saturday forty condemned government horses
sold at auction by order Of Inspector Perkins The
highest brought $40 and tho lowest % cents The ave-
rage was $23 being advance the estimated value.
Captain Coils Of the Body Guard has resigned his seat
as Judge Advocate Of the General Court Martial and
Lieutenant Brown, Of the Second Massachusetts has
appointd in his stead. Owing to tho establishment
Of Brigade Courts Martial and consequent reduction o
the number OF prisoners here, the court will probably ad
journ many days. very large number Of cases
have been examined into and findings awarded.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
The Priyatccr Sumter.
MORE DEPREDArI0Ns ON AMERICAN CONN
THREE VESSELS BURNED ON THE HIGH SIX

MORE DEPREDArI0NS ON AMERICAN COMMERCE.
TBREE VESSELS BURNED ON THB HIGH SEAS.
By the arrival Of the mail steamer City OF New York
we have received the intelligence Of the cowardy out
RACES pcrpotTatcd by the prvatser Sumter. She had
arrived Cadiz, where she had landed the OF
three Union merchant vessels, numbering in all ortytwo
men, The vessels--hc ship viglant, bark Eben Dodge
and tho schooner Arcadeshs had destroyed after dis
posing Of everything valuable The ship vigilant was
nearly now vessel having been built In the latter part
Of 1850 at Bath Me-. where she owned by Mcssrs.
E. X A. sewal she 652 tons burthcn. rated Al X
copper and iron fastened, and her Dimensions as
folews Lcngth, ITO feet beam, "a feet and depth %
feet She was surveyed At Now Orleans In the early
pa ri Of last year.
We unacquainted with the history or description Of
the bark Eben Dodge and there three schocners Of
the of Arcade, II s impossible At the present time
10 determine which Of them is. We shall get
finite information Of the vessels and history OF thor
capture from the officers themselves.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
Newspaper Accounts.

From the Bermuda Royal Gazette. Jan. I4.I
Her Majcsty's steam sloop Rinaldo, II, Com.
mander Hewet, arrived at Ireland Island Thursday
last with the Confederate Commissioners. Messrs. Slde
and Mason and thor Secretaries Messrs Eusts and Nc
The Rnado, IL seems, left New York for Boston the
Both ut for the purpose Of receiving the above named
gentlemen from the custody Of tho military authorities
at Fort Warren where they had been imprisoned
since they were landed from the United States frgao
San Jacinto which vessel took them from the Trent
the 9Th OF November last.
The Rinaldo anchored in Provincetown harbor, Cape
Cod, the following day, about forty miles below Fort
Warren.
tug steamer, grardcd by tipsta and party o. sol
ders. They had had but half hours notice Of their
intended removal, and no time to make any personal
arrangements II is said that had the boserous weather
which afterwards prevailed commenced before the
crazy reached the ship, tho chances were that they
would all have been drowned
The person in charge the tug, coming alongside
the Rnaldo addressed Commander Hcwett in the follow
ing truly down East slang stylc"l say man, are you
the skipper Of this ere crafty
The whole in placing The Commissioners under
the protection of the British flag, assured
quite In keeping with the tenor Of the Seward manifesto.
The Rnado was 10 have taken tho Commissioners to
Halifax to enable them TO take passage In the Cunard
steamer which left that port for England on Friday last
She however, having met with such exceedingly bitter
weather. ice having formed In thick masses around her
hull her deck and distance up her rigging and
having had several Of her frost bitten the Captain
though at one time within Atty miles Of Halifax was re.
luctantly compelled 10 bear M for Bermuda.
On the day the Rnado arrived here, the naval Com
party AT dinner aud Commander Hco (of the Rinado)
and ne four Southern gnemen, his gusts, cere
de,oad, nrit,d 10 Clarence Hi cheye they spent the cuen-
ing.
Tho Rinado left again Friday, hoping to reach St
Thomas in time place tho Commissioners board the
royal West India mail steamer which to leave that
island for England to-day.
MOVEMENTS OF THE BRITISH WEST INDIA FLEET.
From the Bermuda Royal Gazette, Jan. Ii.
Har Macsty's gunboat Spteiul, o, Commander Wilson,
arrived Thursday from Havana and left Friday for
the Bahamas.
Her Majcsty's steamship Donegal 90, Captain sherard
Osborn g. b., sailed on Wednesday for the Bahamas
Her Majesty's screw gun vessel Nmble, s, Lieutenant
darcy, left on Tuesday for tho Bahamas
Her Macsty's screw steamship Nile, co. captain Bar
nard, left on Friday for the Bahamas.
Her Majesty steamship Hero 49, Captain Ryder
arrived on Saturday last from England. Shc hnd sue
ccssion OF head winds during the whole passage.
Her Majesty's screw steam frgate Immortslte cx
pected at New York from the south
Her Maiestys ship Emerald is hourly expected from
England.
ship-ofwar will leave here for New York after
the arrival Of the mail boat from Halifax due this
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO.

General Smiths Forces Marching ON
Paduca.
CAIRO, Jan. %, 1862
Captain willard Of the Chicigo Light Artillery arrived
to-day from Galloway, six mics from Fort Henry He
reports that place garrisoned by 5000 900 rebels,
with several heavy guns.
The whole Of General Smiths command started
the country for Paduca this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

experience in tho administration Of the bankruptcy
law in England, 20 those who have the prepa-
ration Of the bankrupt bill. The apology which offer TO
you for the occupation or large space s the tran
scendant Importance Of some impartial and effective
legislation upon this question to the welfare Of this
great country at the present crisis.
am, sir, faithfully yours,
EDWIN JAMES.
No 283 BROADWAY, NRw YoRK, Jan. 2l, 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
THE PRIvArEER SUMTER At cApIz.
She fs Sheltered and Her American Prfs-
Oners Taken Charge or by Spain.

She IL Sheltered and Her American Prfs-
oners Taken Charge OF by Spain.
The prvateer Scmter, arriving oG Cadiz, with tb'
officers and Of three federal merchant vessels
shp Vgilant, schooner Arcade, bark Eben Dodge
as reported above. Ed HsRALp]--solcited permission
enter the port The American Consul demanded that The
request should be refused bu oas eramed oonditI
that the prisoners should be placed protection
Of Span and the Sumter entered the port wthow
beng saluted.
1t rumored that the American Consul would leave
on account Of the resolution OF SPAIN
News from China.
AN IMPERIAL COUP D'ETAr, AND THE MINISTRY IN
CANTON, Nov. SO, 1851.
A coup d'e,at has taken place at Pekn.
The Cabinet have been imprisoned, and Ministry
formed under Prince Kun.
News from Austraiia.
MELBOURNE, Nov. Is, 1861
The shipment Of gold, since the last mail, amounts s
one hundred and forty-nnc thousand ounces.
Flnancial and Commercial.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
l0xnoS Jan. g, 1892.
Consols closed on Tuesday at e2,i s21s money.
American securities dull Erie Railway shares, 27 2S
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of cotton on Monday and Tuesday reached
20 900 baes including TO- 600 TO spectators and export
option of definite advices from America relative
to tho MasonSdsi affair, and closed quiet st unchanged
quotations.
TRADE REr0RT.
The advices from Manch ster unfavorabke, the
market for goods and yarns being unsettled, with light
transactions -.a
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKkT.
Tho breadstuEs market mad declining tendency.
except for corn, which ruled firm and slightly upward
Wakefield, Nash Co. report Hour dull at Cos. 33s.
bb. Wheat very dul red Western and Southern,
lis I'd. Us. Sd white Western and Sotherr, lis.
1ss Cd Corn Arrner, and holders demand an advance
mixed, 32s a 32s. 3D.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Provisions generally quiet aud steady Beef steady
but qniot. Pork unchanged in prcs AID quiet Bacon
dull and declined Is. u. Lard Las downward ten.
dency. Tsliow dull.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar firm. Rico steady and unaltered Coffee steady.
Ashes quiet: pots. 30s Cd pearls, Sos. RosnCommoD
is quiet and downward. Spirits turpentDs nominal.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, Jan. 9, 1862
Breadstuns dull and slightly declined Sugar quiet.
Coffee firm. Toa steady. Rico Hrm.
THE LATEST MARKETS..
LvERroaL, Jan. 0, 1862.
Cuton-Thc sales to-day roacLo 26 900 baes Of VII cb
10 900 bales wore taken by specaa;ors ard eportcrs
able news from America, and an advance Of onehaf
ono penny per lb. has taken place. f
Tho hroadstrfs market e quos and steady.
me provision ma ket is quiet
LoxpOs, Jan. 6, -ssscc
Consols have advanced 10 aax Sor money.
Tho tank of England has reduced We rata a minimuD
discount to "a per cent. e