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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

| A D,ssRveD PRoMorroS. The numerous
friends Of Col. Moses y. Walker, Of The 81 st
Ohio, are moving for his promotion. We
earnestly hope they may succeed, both as a
deserved compliment to on able aud efficient
officer aud Tor the good of the service.-
Col. Walker was educated lot military
life, and he tooK command Of the slst Re-
gment eighteen months ago, a soldier at
the beginning. He has been Ia active SER
vice ever since, and foi the last seven
months has been acting Bticadier Of !he
First Brigade, First Division of the Army Of
The Cumberland. As an officer Of artillery
and cavalry, and as Military Engineer. he
has no superior in that Division and Uut
few equals; aud he has teceiyed mere and
higher compliments from his supefiots dur
ing the Kentucky aud Tennessee campaigns
than many in the service can boaSt. he
has besn Thoroughly tried aud has been
found TO possess in an eminent degree all
the qualities necessary for a much higher
rark than he now holds Such mea de-
serve promotion, and we hore ete many
weeks 10 announce that Con Ws'kef has
dofIed the eagles for the say. n iitnt,
actual merit and faithful service eui.:le o,
man TO opromo;lon, Col. Wa.ktrwji! receive.
1t. A A n. .a ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

OhITusRr.--F!ank Russell, only child of
James A. anl Martha Jane Bope, died on
the 30th OF November, aged eight months
and twenty days.
This rs a sore afIi,cton, and will awaken
the synpathies of many friends. Cap,an
Bope is in the 99lh regiment o. V. l., and
was not permitted to be with his family du.
ring the sickness and death of his little bow
= Frlnky was bright and interesting
Child. The few months of his life ia this
world were months Of mingled Joy and ans-
iety TO his parents. No one could tell why
he should not live the usual time al otl ed TO
man IN this life, aud YET TO all he seemed
rs one OF those angelic spirits who visit
earth for little " hlle and are soon gone, ms
though their mission was to beckon US on
TO heaven. .-ar.. 81. ,,s.- -.,.ss .a
He died Of teyer, alter an illness Of
about three weeks. His stay on earth was
long enough TO endear him To the affections
of iend parents. To have staid would have
been their joy, but tv leave has been his
gam. God has for him sphere OF bliss and
activity above ali that earth affords.
A. J. /.
A TRIBUrE To THE AFrLicrED MornER OF
FRANAY BY deeply sympaIhising friend.
had priceless jewel
Entrusted to my care
A gem Of radiant beauty
So brightly, heavenly fair.
trenbled lest some breath OF earth
! - Might dim its lustfe bright,
Aud sought TO shield 1t from the touch
Oi every whitening blight.
Awhile 1T sweetly lingered.
But, oh! 1t could not shine
And flourish IN this ruder sphere
Fat Lut for realms divine.
The Savior from lis throne on high
Beheld its beauty dim,
And sent a shining angel
To bear il back 10 Him.
And shall murmur tho my heart
/ Fl Be torn with anguish sorei
B Though every qulyeIlng chord be rent
} And bleeding 10 IT'S corei
: feel that but in kindness
: Was this deep SORROW gwen,
: And know when life for NE is DER
I'll hnd "my GEM IN heaven.
: Then may my soul on wings Of faith
d To those bright mansions soar.
nj tLara hAhnll nnu tr.a,uK..
Not lost, but gone before.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

ANNUAL RsPoRT OP tax SoipikRs' AiD So
ciETy, FlSDL,y, Omo. - Nj, Editor, - By
order OF the President an! Managers 0t our
Association, send you our Annual Report
ior ublicatIon. Ii 1t is not done IN Staun-
ION style, hope you will excuse 1t, as 1t rs
to the best Of my ability. Since the organ
lzation OF our Society, December ?, loGi, 1,
we have shipped to the Cincinnati Branch
of the United States Sanitary Commission
I26 boxes Of hospital goods, containing the
following articles - 33i Shirts, 81 Sheets,
ESQ pairs Drawers, 2o7 pairs Socks. 73 Bah-
kets, 5 Coverlets. 90 Quilts, II pairs Nit
tens, 3s7 yards Bandaglng, 32s Towels, Il
Double Gowns, 63 Pillow Ticks, 2l5 Pillow
Slips, 10 boxes of Lint, 10 Bed Sacks, III
Knee Cushions. ~ Pillows. 3 Hair Pillows
Contributed 10y Nancy Fisher, II pairs
slippers, l0a Handkerchie(s, 81 Hospital
Spittoons, 80 pieces Dried Beef, % sacks
Dried Fmit, i41 cans Fruit, l3 cans Con-
cent.ated Chicken, l3 pairs Clutches,
bottles Wine, / barrel Eggs, barrel Coru-
meal, bag Corn meal, 81 pieces Hams and
Shoulders, sT6s cents worth Dried Hack
berries, s6.l2 worth Prunes, Sug,r $3.50
Crackers 9 s 90. Soap $500, Sundries: an,
quantity OF old linen and cotton Rags, REQ
Peppers, Sausage, Pickles. Butter, Wash
Rags, Cheese, &c. The above list is con
tained in twenty-five boxes, the value o
which set down. but lost the list of arti
cles contained ~ four of the boxes; also
392 Snatch Bags 6lled with Combs, Pins
Neelles, Thread. Buttons. Nc, for the las
three companies Of soldiers which left Han
cock county. Between ninety and on
hundred HaveTsacks. Total value S ,7s2
Since the 18Th of April last. our lady co,
ectos have brought in of the three cen
collection S260l5.
Mrs. S. SrRorHsR, President.
Mrs. ID. SrANsHURY, Secretary.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

THE Supreme Court Of The State of New
York have issued perpetunl injunction
against Eaton and Jenkins fer counterfeit
ing Ayers Csthariic Pills, holding them
responsible for The cruel imposition j n W hat
they have done, and restraining them from
further ike injury 10 The public. II any
class OF our people more than another needs
the lnterposition OF law tosheld them from
imposture, Il isthe sick and suffering who
are unable 10 protect themselves. A RENE
dy so universally employed as Ayers Pills
by all classes, both 10 cure and prevent dis
ease, should, as il does, have every security
the law can ahofd it, from counterfeit and
imitotion.-fCabinei.S Schenectady.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

THE SPxScERs gave Concert at Mvlode.
on Hall, last Tuesday evening. Miss Julia
spencer Is the best vocalist we have heard
Tor long time. her voice is peculiari,
ricA' and her management of 1t is almost
perfection.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

DIko-At Bowling Green, Ky, on the
llth day Of November, 1862, Johnson Bon
ham. of Co. G, 99ll Regiment, .. W.,
aged 10 years.
At meeting of Finday Temple, No.
l26, /. o. G. r., the following preamble
and resolutions weie adopted
Whereas, Our brother, johnson BOnham,
has been removed from the scenes Of active
life by the unrelenting hand OF Death. thus
'deprivirg Us of worthy member
Resolved, That in his death the Temple
las lost n worthy and respected member,
who at his countfy's call galIantly took up
arms in defence OF the old flag so dear TO
every freeman as the emblem oil librtty, and
while thus notify engaged, far away from
home and kindred, he fell q victim to dis
ease, adding another name TO the long list
OF martyr heroes.
Resolved, That while we mourn his loss,
it is with belief that his devotion has ere
this met his reward, aud that he is now a
member OF the Grand Temple above.
Resolved. That We tender our SINGER.
sympathy TO the relatives Of our deceased
brother, IN their affection, commencing
them TO Him who "tempers the wind TO the
Shorn lambs.''
/ Resolved, That a copy Of these proceed
ings be furnished TO the relatives OF the de
ceased, aud published in the county papers
J G. w. TWiNlNG, W. c. Z.
/ w. l.. GLYssNER,W. X. 5.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

Iiy,ase coil s.iiI. san-wi i,fc h the is-ls ani ~
trtct- H. natural uunti"n' These " hd I''rN'd
ert ur ilrn,..l,, .. nnI tile sirr,uuug organs pre-
iuciug urtn'Uh aggrayNtih1. ~ulgtinS htl d-'a'"
While In tls ctin iti,n nrirss'" Wy t" T" ouiR'mfhis
AXE N,as rili. nnI AS law directly ilHS t''lpr Tie
natural nciiiu of the syslrn, aud with u No lmhNahr
feeling uriugdtlt a;!uu. Whit is tri"nbrl -'pppUrhi o.
this trivial ani ',uunn cuil ,iut 3 il"' inr Ia h't
IT ihe ,i.ap seated arl dangerous dist iiilrrs Tue 'ain
aut.'i slct eNlr., illcn. tlp'v by similar "'lrm
is anil .iIit. ni~ uG ii uaitiril lnHft'rs - th
.y iley ntr rrhll, Rul nEny Of th-r -a'cy. cur
by The stn, i.tu.. N"n' whn kn'w ih VITA 81 i''e
Pds. viii sset " rhploy Them Slen snhFins lr''n
tiIe ,li.urdrr- IA } cuu.
Sta ,n NJ. {, IN lerihF rhy-ii,n- in s"n"' ,r il',
incilsd ellis aiu IrOh o.hss "v.l sl9Nn Ir'sli ~.
F,ahi q H,ir-iri'ipg Hnrtm ~ i"Hh Ph !, lN5h
Du. AYlt; Y,hr l'ilS nr'' tif lsr n1rii Il nil that
.r,s,i ia tnsi.iuv. Thcy have Curvi hiti' dnixhl
II uIcrai- sires upo lr ithls ,ai s that l"i ~ y
ncur,ldv &c ,.ars.. lIor nd"f has lr.'i lirs q
u,y anil t~l with iinrltr. IN inid -i, li~r slfn
u h,t h,ic. Nltrr unr thii vns rH vi, III" Fl~'
A-l NJl.i : IIHif
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

AS MiGnr re Exprcr&b. Tie Courier
says Col. Walkers speech "wnS me;e re-.
hash OF the abolition ha'!aneues o. Sc and
'62'' viii that paPer undertake 10 G.s.
put, the facts set form IN ths' sre-ch o,
relute any Of the nrrr meF's contained
the'e'r! T;y your hand al ii. bro,aer
@ h s.mi Z
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

MAsavERApE.-Ths young folks, we learn
arc preparing for a grend Masqu Grade. to be
given Christmas eve, the proceeds to be
donated TO the Soldiers Aid Society. II
will be fine affair.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

Gooo.--At the Union prayer meeting, last
Sabbath evening. a collection was taken up
for the poor Of the town. Nearly 500 was
contributed. Good.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

NE SurPSn.-Gt orgr and John Conway
gave Game Supper, at Cages Hall, Tues
day evening. The cookery was superb,
and the large number WHO pa'took Of il an
nounced themselves "soiisfed"
And, speaking Of eating, the Conways
have opened an Eating House just north Of
the Post o ice corner. They have fitted IT
up neatly, and being experienced cooks,
will no doubt make IL popular resort for
the hungry, and those fond Of good eating.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

NAkRisGE. married on December 9th,
by Rev. N. V. Morrow, James Wilson and
Margaret MotfeL all vi Haecock county,
OHIO.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12
CATHART
PILLS.

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cnrupln,niu1i Arr you al
niirr. with yuur system Il
ranged. and ,"ur feeling. ~
r,uiEriablri THESE sNuii
tons air ,.llai llis pn'ln'ir
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W. kn, - i,riv.tiup iIs,u t,h
nnd -hrnll h., a,tii'4i w
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in,is pur.n lls ll'rij. au'
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sirnri~i in lesdlli again
The, stimulate the h,ntti u
~ tie issiy inin ,ie,tJii- u
thity. pJil, the -ysisn ir.I'
tIi,. ut.-trtfafii,ts " htrl uitk
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12
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Drth inp A,tn; rtpnp an wee ,oi irli ,r,intiriu
have csrr viii NHr iI- htt'f iiint say "HH.f"
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~ ru l.iirsiu ' thH l'r l'i'l. ail ush
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,uir fiilS. N s'"'ld, 10 aisr tuHa Eul si'h''l'
viirl, 'ligy r.f,Il-. at uurr.
Y.urs' ia great ry-t"t. 10. W. I'lEbLE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12
LIST op LETTERS remaining in the Findldy
po.t noi.n n.xo..to. sth tocg

Post Omco, December 5th lS6..
Ashinfeiter Rebecca Ashton Chas.
Ballard Fayett liOlty Daniel
Bibler John Brninard Mrs l.. J.
Borough Rev J. Bancher Mrs MAJ garoi
BRYAN M.rthia T. IIrOwnfied James
Barnd T.. H. Bark Miss Nancy Am.
Delany Miss Mary II. DOrney Clarah
Dickinson j. j. Dukes Mrs u. T..
Delaney MIR Gus. Dewat Miss Ida +.
Edwards Rev. Robert Eppler Miss Mary
Guodman Mr George Miss Massie
Gamble John GOnypr Ge0.
Hatcher Elizabeth Harriu Miss Amtnda
Harvey Ms ElizabethlIarper Mrs Thomas
Hubert Mrs Julia Tall A.J
ilunsh John Ilcstand Mrs Abbigal
iIclt Miss Ez ,heth
Johnson Mrs Sarah Ann
KenSsel L. keare Mrs Hannah
Lnmer Jessey LUZ Jacub Z.
Nus>er Mrs Mary : MoOre Alpheui
Mnilr Miss Il. j. McMnrrey II.
Morris Anthony MrKelvy John c..
Metcair y. r. Miller A. NJ.
Newell j. N"rris Juim
Peters John Piper Mrs Martha
Peits G.. u. Palmer William
pugh Bcmon ga CL IIf.N r..f-.7 +,
Rice MissN,ry Ann llamsey Mera sl u
Robinson FraAk Ross EnOch
n. ed Samuel A. Rdtlcr john B.:
Scar Laurie stone Elen
Spalding Joseph Shry yer Benjamin
Sampson MIsuarriet T.
Tanner Mise Mirandi Taylor EliztC &.
W semsn Mrs l.avina Warren william G..
Wells Mrs 5. Waller Jacob
Woodward John
Yale Mrs zelluer Michael
German Nestler Peter r-
Persons calling for amy Of the above lettels
viii please say thcy are advertised
i.4 j. u, ROTHCHlLD, Pan.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12
A. a Family Phy.ic.

Etm %. T. -. 'arfyr'gIL A@r o'i'Hs &.
Your Iill, ar. the prince ~ pfIsgrs T'ir n,y'-l'
tnnliti ,urt,s- an, raihart.c Wg Irt..--- 1l'',
ti lat yrrv riaiu 'tnd I'll riutn th - a'it"i 80
.n,,I. whi,, uitk.s ilpn Invaluable TO a. Ia tn IL,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

SAN. W. REEp.
NASHVILLE, Tenn,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Sd. 1862.
En-. JrFF. :--Allow me few lines IN your
valuable p sper, concerning a number o.
men sent on special duty by Gen. Mitchell
or the twenty seven sent, eight were ex-
ecuted on the 18th day of June, and tie
nineteen who remained in jail succeeded in
oveTpow eriug the iallor, secu ring the keys,
driving the nine guards who kept watch
around the jail, and making their escape.
There were but two alternatives--to submit
quietly or to make desperate effort 20 es.
cape. The boys chose the latter, and car
ried it into execution admirably.
Two of the nineteen are known TO have
Leen Tecaptured, and it is probable that
more were secured and confined. Out OF
three have returned, Wilson w. Brown,
John X. Porter and William knight. II is
impossible for language to describe the pri-
yations and sufTerings these poor fellows
endured. They Travelled some twenty-one
days with but five meals Of victuals. John
Scott and the seven that were executed, re.
eeived no notice of the decision of the
our Martial until within one hour Of the
time Of execution.
The poor fellows then prepared themselves
foe the awful event, bid farewell to their
comrades, sent their dying love to the dear
ones at home, aud were then marched ont
under heavy guard to die. They carried
themselves at this tying time like men.--
Time was asked for in which To prepare FOL
death. yet this was not granted. Can il b,
possible that there is one in the North who
has any sympathy with such inhumar
wretches who murdered our brave boys sim
/ ply because they were supposed to be brilg,
burners.
Should We not retaliate. both in the felt
and at the ballot box, and teach the South
ern traitors we have not one grain Of sym
pathy for them or their unhOly cause! Ev
cry man who may hold C vii ar military po
sition should use his power and in max I'M
the rebels understand that ''the way OF tn
,ransgresSor is hard"
r.. A. A. MoSROE,
}, Lieut.. Commanding Co. F 2lst Ree't
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

A Valuable RFMEDy.-lt is very seldom
that we notice patent med cines, but when
remedy is what it purports to e-wheni,
actually possesses valuable qualities, We do
il. Such medicine is Watson's Diphthe
ria Cure. We have seen letters from prom
inent citizens Of Wood, Seneca and Huron
counties, all bearing testimony to the fact
that it Lad cured Dipihtheria in their iami.
lies, and since its introduction into this
county 1t has cured no less than six cases
1t wall not only cure but will prevent this
terrible disease, and where it prevails. /,
should be kept constantly on hand. 1t is
equally valuable in al! other throat diseases
Israel Green is the Agent for this county. =
II is selling very rapidly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12
Coal Oil Lamps,

Camp SHADES, and Chmnoys, and the oes
l.arhan ,Iil In Amorics, and ChsaJ,esl. At
May ~. 1861. 5. ID. FREfS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

DiEn--In findloy. Of Typhoid Fever, on
Saturday, Nov 30. 1862, MsRv JASr, daugl-
ter of Jesse aud Mary A. Wolf, aged 90
wears and days.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

At meeting OF Findlay Temple No. 1876,
1. o. @ T., the following pre- mble and
resolutions were adopted
Whereas, Through the dispensstion Of an
all wise Providence, our sister, Jennie
Wolf, has been removed from our midst by
the chill hand of Death therefore, b. It
Resolved, That in the death OF OUT yang
and beloved sister this Temple has lost
cherished and valuable member, whose ma
ny amiable traits OF character, aud social
and private virtues, endeared her to us and
a large circle OF friends, wuo deeply mourn
her loss aud painfully feel that the vacancy
caused by her death cannot he filled.
Resolved, That we tender our heart ielt
sympathy to the relatives Of the decease I,
in this, their hour Of afnicrion, remember
ing that otis God who giveth aud God
who iaketh away, wi'h q belief tlia, their
loved and lest one has found an abiding
place in the Grand Temple above
Resolved. That copy Of these proceed
ings be furnished the relatives of the de-
ceased, aud be published IN the findlay
papers. O W. TWINING, W. q. r.
w. L. GLLsxNER, W. X. s.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

{ ,ir lill~. ~ s'erIi, To- a,.r t,t1 Gul siunarh
Y,nis ~ 10, ,r.at ry-let. 10. W. InEBIE.
T'r, II S,'"'r fhl, n.
bilious Disorders -- Liver, Comp; aints.
fom B,. m,,sin,s nm ar N,r ioRciy
,rlynr" ,"nr i' iolnilaI'l, rhld'al io tnir u'I
- i- nn nlwri"r nl irl "ir l"nrli'1al rlrisnl"'
ir id,,r ,rry marked ipat,"l They lIyr IN nay pra'
ltuN,l rllrriua nr the cure at 5.iinHs
am. than anI GA frn'ply can mrilii'. sinc"r y
i0rt ihar.N- iavret lrh-ih r'wsniivr which iswdr
o, tn v""''.',r 81 tlis pr'l a.i'i. ~ tl'o l"'lc
pr,.rNrNr % nr lS1llon,
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wii''r - sn', u' n",i th,n aud an".t lt-i''''t'
, thA utr tho trS ea,ludtN NVcmroy Their irgt-
.ins ati"n The liver ! In'k n''l 'ic''lrt eon'r
.,,ntl, tlr nitn,rrir renirry 'y drinnsrmnls
tad ,p,n. inied lrne sglhm tupl ~
h.its Jar,s s,, ,hEii'ie tth it di uu reality yhd TO-
rn', ii"'r,""ls ,'n.n AloNZ' bAld" w.. -,
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Your riil' have hal beg iill in my ir.ii.r AMI
ihi ilrui Ia ut the lrsi nlStIii- hal'
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ru ~ rscllrnt REMEDY Minn given la snitll ''-,'s
-fp"s Igssntrg d"t dfirTh,rh 1h ir 'ugat-cnafiii.
iakcs Ipn va. acrrrnllc i.d cvnScugi,' 10, the
wJn,cn ai.I r...jlrn.
Dyspepsia, Impuriy OF the Blood.
run L,o. a.. Hn,es fi's"s IF tierm thH'ei, B'stn.
Dn. AV.g. | htV. usrd y"nr rill, with extraordinary
urt.- IL my L,ui anl aui ll,r,c nu rallied I" ,i,i
distr'-. - nrnir i, organs H dig"sthai an''
uify tl uLsal il,l nc ll,r yrry la.t remedy have
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

The following letters give an account OF
the batbarous hanging Of John NJ. Scott aud
others of the 2Ist
Moscow. Tennessee. Nov. 2ist, 1862.
Ma. Tnonas scorr: My old friend:-To.
de, received letter from my sister who
is now in Findiay. She speaks of your son
John, and that you was endeaVJIing 10 get
some information in regard to his fate. My
duty to you, however painful TO both Of US,
prompts me to say to you that fear your
son, like many other good and true men,
has sacrificed his life in our countfy's glo-
fious cause.
Two days ago coming on the cars from
Coun,h, Mississippi, fell in with two
young men who were confined in Tho same
prison with your son. One was named
John, Reed Porter, who lives nine miles
West OF Van Buren,, Ohio; the other near
Ohio. They said that your
son, with six Others was hung, think al
Atlanta, Georgia; that he met his fate like
a true man aud a soldier. There is no
doubt about IT, as they seemed to be well
acquainted with your sou, and when speak
ing OF his fate, and the others, their com :.
rades, they were much moved, and swoTe
eternal vengeance against their murderers.
fhsse two young men, with number 9th
sts, broke Jail, aud had been ON the route
coming up through Georgia aud Alabama
days. They had the marks OF
their long ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aud fast
ing. 1t is supposed these two are the only
ones who made good their escape. They
were going INTO Kentucky to join their reg.
Yours truly
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FREIGHT TRAINS.

FtNDI.AY TR.tNS.-
Leave Finhlay at C:ij O'Clock, Il. m, and return
At l:JO o'clock. y. M.
All Trains make close come ctions NJ CLYDE.
With Trains ON the Cleveland and Toledo Road,
both East and West.
MAY !, lSG2. ". RICE. Superintendent.
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E.. A. A. Movuos,
Lieut.. Commanding Co. F 2lst Ree't.
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