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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24

TrMrrr MADE up FROM cone
- Anr 1852 - required o. Assembly $780,
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w. CARp.--The Executive Committee Of the
1~T Louisiana Hos pital desire 10 return their
grateful thanks to J. e. Caldwell, Esq New Or
leans for his liberal donation of 500 for the bene
fit of the sick and wounded Lousiantns; also, 10
Capt Frank Rasie, Company C, Louisiana Guard,
for a donation of MusGuo Bars which Will prove
very acceptable and useful.
TIIUs. b. HROUGHTON,
jy 2j--2ts Treasurer
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"TANTED-Thrs SUBSTITUTES for tas
w war for which liberal price will be psd
Apply at l. Ii. STOKESS, corner Of Rankin
street aud Locust alley from O'Clock A. NJ 10
O'Clock H. n jy A-st'
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UTANTED.-I wish to employ good BLACK
w SMITH to work on ambulances and car
riages, Immediately. Good wages will be given IL
early application IL made to
r. A. ST. CLAIR,
" 2d-6t. Petersburg Va.
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FHBIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost near
1 the battle field OF Maverns Hill, Tuesday,
july lst 1862 one sorre HORSE, capped hip, lright
hin. tLink) white feet and star in the forehead.
Below the knee on the left hind leg Is the scar OF
an old sore his back beneath the pommei OF the
saddle was also H6d on when lost, saddle, ori
die and halter The saddle covered with cloth
trapuines trimmed with red. The above reward
will be paid for bis delivery to ne at oh Georgia
regiment, D. H. Hills division, Colquitts rigade,
or to the Surgeon in charge OF Seabrook Hospital.
i,
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TRRSH MICH COWS AT AUCTl0N.--On
r FRIDAY, 10Th instant, q: 10 O'Clock. Will set
ut Council Chamber Hill. eight superior Mich
COWS. with calves by their sides.
il - E. b. COOK, Auc..
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"TANTED-six COAT HANDS, TO work on
w custom work. Also 25 PANT HANDS
None but good hands need apply.
b BECHER Merchant Tailor and Ciothier,
Nv 93-2t- No 80 Main street.
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! ORDAN ". HOLMES. Of Company G, 40th
eg regiment Georgia volunteers. lett the camp Of
the regiment (near Ashtous HID on Sunday morn
Ing, 6th INST, ebout daybveak He not III his
right mind. r. left without hts coat Shoes
hat. AGy information Of his whereabouts viii De-
thankfully received through the Post on Sc if I'D
dressed, Richmond, 10
Capt. y. ~. CARTIER. Company c,
~ 2i--3tt 4gfh r. II ia, rols
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HORSES FOR SALE.

FAMILY AND HOSPITAL STORES.-Prime
10 Southampton Bacon Family and Extra Flour.
Corn Meal, Country Soap, New Orleans, Clarified
and Pulverized Sugars; Green and Black Tea COT.
fee, Cocoa, Farina, Worcester Sauce, Ginger, Gin
namon, Allspice. Pepper, Mace and Nutmegs, Cider
Vinegar, Molassss, Dried Apples and Peaches,
White Beans and Black Eye Peas, fresh Butter and
Dairy Cheese &C., 60. ia store and for sale at the
Family Grocery Of MfNNIS 4 CO.,
Nv 24-3ts ID and Main streets.
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6TRAYED-Fem lny camp. near the "a nils
post on the York River road blood bay
HORSE HIS legs of much darker color than
the rest of h;s body. He has white saddle mark
aci. OF his right shoulder, is small AID has an old
look about The face, though young horse. re-
ward of - viii he paid If he be delivered to at
camp or 1T Some place where can get him lilo
str9ted OFF On the night cf the S0h Of this month.
W3I. ii FONT AiNE,
iy Gifts Lieut.. Hanover Artillery.
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OST-My DISCHARGE from Co. g. 18th Va
/ 4 Reg. together with BOOK, for the recovery
OF which will give $40 reward if left this office.
iy 2l-3tf VIM COOK
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CTRAYED on sTOLEN-S25 REWARD
= From the camp of the 10th Virginia regiment.
near Frazier's farm, on the both OF June, sorrel
MARE, about Is hands high, blazed face, one
white hind foot, aud has marks OF good blood the
shove reward will be paid upon her delivery at
livery stable in Richmond, and information gwen
Inc through the Post Office or otherwise.
10 94f,s WIN. q. kSKINS.
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rENWE&TY-FIYE DOLLARS REWARD will be
4 paid for any information which may lead to
the detection of the per who rode my MARE last
night and left her in damaged condition in the
streets JAS. Y. BROOKE.
Canp Lee July o. 1862 ~ PITT
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CAMP 18TH GA. RECT, !
NEAR RICHMOND July ED 1862 :
A LII members absent from the compa ~ from
n various reasons, Will report to me at camp by
the hrst Of August. Those failing to comply with
this order will be published deserters, and
ward offered for their apprehension aud delivery to
the Provost Marshal. No certificate of disability
or unitness for service from neighborhood physi-
clans will be received, unless the man is in bed
unable to travel. A.. F. WOOLLEY,
Lieut.. Commd'g Co F, 18th Ga Regt.
o,t
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FT\AKEN UP-Near Manchester the 18th Inst,
1 dark bay MARE, with white spot in the
face The owner can get her by proving property
and paying charges. WIN. f. CLARK
Ju 1902 jv 1p--
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CST-Fron the corner Of Broad and Adams
/ streets, one dark bay HORSE, IL years Old
Is hands high, with ssddle-marks on his back;
brands visible Also, lest, from the corner of
BROAD and Adams streets, ore dark bay MARE
wears cid IS hands high, two white bird feet
no visible brands seen. / will pay $40 reward, if
delivered to rae.
IL 2i-3t+ PATRICK CLARK.
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7 OsT-Yesterday lnornine, somewhere in the
/ . peighborhood of the First Market, my POCK'
Ell BOOK containing twelve $40 Confederate notes,
one. s. Confederate note, two fnetOoth combs,
written request for my body to be returned to Ga.
if killed in battle aud otler little articles not ns'
cessary to mention will give q reward Of S2o to
the finder If he will deliver tho book and conte'lts
ct the Dispatch Office.
b. L. UNDERWOOD,
g.. OF az 10 ri 18th Ga Regt.
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- ICHMoND VAkIETIES--
IL, date Franklin Hal0
OLe door below TIE Exchnnse Hotel
Acting Manager DORSEY OGDEN.
Stage Manager. w. THORPE.
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"vANTED-A SUBSTITUTE. to serve In Co
w a, 18th N. c. TroopS He must Dc over ~
healthy and strong Apply Immediately a, Room
No ls Columbian Hotel " A-A'
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1857, sE[gsYED, 90.

CTOLEN-S25 REWARD.--W stolen from
- my brick yard, at Port Mayo, on the 9th inst,
BROWN MARE, with black name and tail. with
a military saddle and ordinary bride on. s25 re-
ward will be paid for the recovery of the property,
or for such information as may lead the detection
of the thief fiY i6-Gtti JEEE. POWEKS
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OR BOARD "A young
wv man desires 70 obtain BOARD In private
family. or small plainly furnished or unfurnisosd
ROOM, between ID and 10th streets Address,
stating terms Nv q :" at this Office. jy 0-lt'
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CtTGAYI.D OR ST0IES On Saturday iast ii
- small hay HORSE was taken. OF straycd, from
IL. Daaviila depot. with said, and bride Oh. said
hnrse Las :. wound Iust above h.s iisht eye, don"
nv a n,.ket bal! y Liberal reward vii rs pai
for the delivery of sad harse, or INFORM me- TousA
this Office, SO that get him again.
A. p. ODOM q. II. Segg't,
~ 2i-3tF 9h Alabama II gineut.
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BY JAS. n. TAYLOR & SON Anois.

Sale conducted by A. N. HAMILTON.
ty 3t-l2tE
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w HOUSE, containing three or four rooms,
plainly furnished for gentleman and wife only.
The best possible taken Of the furniture. Dis
the Capitol AS substitute for the above, two
rooms furnished, with the Of kitchen, would be-
considered. Best Of references given. Address
II. NJ. NJ" Dispach Office. jy l6-3t.
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ADJOURNED MEETING.

August 8, 1862.
Pursuant to previous ad journment, large
number Of citizens convened ct the Court.
House, lor farther consultation with refer,
dnce 10 the recent war Intelligence.
tbs Chairman, Col. Langworthy, being
absent, the house was called to order by the
Secretary, Mr.. l.. q. Fienner.
On motion, Rev. John Graham was ap.
pointed Chairman, pro. TEN.
Mr.. william Taylor, from the Committee
appointed 10 wait on the Commissioners, rs,
stated that two of them were pfesent-
N!essrs. Bushong and Line-and that Nh
John Graham was absent from the county.
The Committee for devising the means of
raising money tor Extra Bounly to Volun.
teers, bBing called for,
MT. .C. A. CIoningeT, from that Committee,
stated that their Report was being prepared
aud would SOM be presented by The Char
man OF that Committee.
Mr. Harsh being called for, responded in
an excellent speech, after which the Com.
n'ittee on Extra Bounty, through Dir. BInck
ford, its Cha Lman, submiltGd the following
Report;
That ca organization be formsd to be
styled the "Ibancock County SoldIers' Re.
lkWI te nfAA Nsaa
pre,iIrn,' S.c,e,o,v and T,s,soa, V "
. That a Comm,,,a. =, C'a.,.i c,
vision he s.I.o,sd oons;stna H. ar ,ha supe'
hers, who's, Jniv II shall he to s"ns,,n,sna "s
the taking of sub,orin,,on. and issns an ar
de,9 on tos 'r,sasn,sr 70, ,hs go, M :,
moneys vas P"'"'- ~ "
a. A comm,,tee. nj ons shall 80 ,Doo;D,oa
for each townsbto who shaiI ha" "prJ'" n",o,,, =
TO arnoint IN h,s towns,,in such nnmhe, y,
assistant commi,,s as '"e" ns s"aW " %aon ",
,',n,sso', ~ ~ ',s, 10 NC s"an uee"'
;nstSnctions. e''e'"e" W 'ne 'o'iow'"s
Thai eysIv o;,i1e, in sacb ,om,.,;..
he visited ana n Reno,t nads "ha'.,; "nsp saa''
smonnis snbsc,,bsS Inv each ns,sno soow,oS a ,he
name nS ssoh ns,san y. ,s eaIm pe,son, ann 'ho
scribe and The 'sason. s she,t e,tSe " suu,
him far 90 refnsirv ' ~ '"0'' s'Neh W
a. That the nisdg. or Naturalization
missioners. 10 assnms ths u ns.o, y, 0o", u,
subscriptions 10 The Ronr,. "nh pa,, v, v,
Funds. shall he nyintsd, az .,a h;,inn anu nene,
iist '"''N v" ea'" subscription
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(Jn mo,;on The Repot, wa, odon,sd.

|
Mr.. @. w. O'Neal declining TO serve, on
! motion, MIR. L. @. FIenuer was substituted
as Secretary Of the Association and Commit.
tees.
On motion, Committees TO fIl vacancies
and make arrangements necessary to carry
out the plan, were appointed.
On motion, a Mass Meeting was sppointed
for next Monday, August llth, at O'Clock,
pm.
Mr.. A. Plaokford, from The Committee to
wait on the Commissioners, reported Tie
following pledge from ihtm;
FispLaY, Hancock oouniy, Ohio,}
August S. 1862.
The undersigned, Commissioners of said
County, whenever authorized so to do by
the Legislature Of said State, hereby pledge
themselves, as spch Commissinsefel-to levy
a tan and fully repay, with SIX per cent. IN
terest, each person the amount he shall sub.
scribe and pay to the Treasurer of Hsncoea
County Relief Association, TO be used IN
procuring enlistments and supporting the
families OF Volunteers OF said coanty, under
the late calls of the President for Volu unteers;
said7emount not to exceed ffteen thousand
doiIass. JAcoB BUsnoSo,
OooaRoo LINE.
MessIs. W. r. Giikison, W. L. Glessner,
and i. @. Fenner were appointed a Com.
mlttee on Printing and Revision.
The proceedings Of the different meetings
were ordered published in our county pa
pers
On motion OF Mr.. II. Brown, the various
Committees were requested TO meet to NOR
row morning, at 8 o'clock, al the Court.
II use.
The meeting then adjourned.
JoBs GhAuAn. Chairman.
J.. q. FLrsNER, Secretary.
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MEETING OF COMMITTEES.

Wednesday morning, August, 8.
According TO previous arrangements, th,
Supervising Committee. aud the Committee
10 vislt the different townships .insi st N,
Court room and in the obsence Of the Pres.
ident OF the Relief Association, (Mr. Wheel.
er,) the meeting was called TO order by the
Secretary, IL. G. Flenner,) and Mr.. Jones,
Chairman Of the Committee Of Supervision,
was requested to act ss Chairman of the
meeting.
On motion, il was Resolved, That tn,
Committees start the Subscription coptem
plated Immediately, in accordance with the
pledge offered ly the Commissioners ofHan.
cock county, which was accordingly done.
MI w. II. Wheeler having arrived, on
motion OF Mr.. Jones, the President elec,
assumed The duties Of the chair.
ihe Committee Of Supervision presented
the following foim OF subscription to the
contemplated Bounty and Relief Fund, viz
FISDLAr, Hancock county, Ohio, b
Angus, s, 1862.
The Undersigned Commi IS ioners Of sait
County, whenever authorized so To do b,
The Legislature Of said State, hereby pleds,
themselves, as such Commissioners, 10 levy
tax and fully repay witlisix per cent inter.
est, each person the antou ne he's tall sub
scribe and pay TO the Treasurer of Hancock
County Rehcf Association, tn be used in
procuring enlistments aud supporting the
lomilIeS Of Volunteers ofsaid County under
the late call Of the President for Volunteers
said amount not 10 exceed fifteen thousanl i
dollars. J.coB BUsuoNG,
CoosRoD LINE.
We, the undersigned. subscribe the
amounts set opposite TO our names, and
loan the same for the purpose described in
the above contract aud promise to pay the
same to the Treasurer Of the Hancock Coun.
ty Reliei Association at such times, and il
uch ins'allments as the Supervisory Com q.
mit'ee T said Association shall require.
After an interchange OF opinioa, on mo
tion, the Committees adjourned to meeI
with the Reh fAs9ociolion to -inotrow even
lng' To hear report on the progfess OF buS-
mess. w. II. WR.rhEr Chairman,
L. q. FLSasIES Secretary.
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PETROLEUM v. Massey.
Rx,oAr OF rur soLD,rn. AID soc,,rx-,

REfoAr OF rhS SoLDiERs AID socIErY.-It
has been some time since we sent out TO.
port from our Society. But we have not
been Idle during that time. Last week we
sent OF a box Of canned fruits, at value OF
$500, and this week we sent box of Hos.
pitsl clothing--net value, sci, so. Since
the three cent system came into operation,
April 10, our Lady collections have brought
in sl6a.oa. tThanks to the young Ladies. J
Besides contributions from different associ
ationsi ond individuals of five, seven and
ten dollars; all for which we return our sin.
oere thanks. Mas. d. SrANsBURY, Sec.
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Ma. Naspy SHOWS why mE SHOULD NOT nv
FlNLN, Ofgust the s.

DRArrEn.
FsLN, 0fgust the s.
see BY the Enqw iror. "a paper hev red
lothese menny yeres with profit "a we'll e2
pltshure,) that the GuyeTbsnt hez instItoo-
ted a daft and that in n little NOR II q
week Hancok county must send to the
tentd feeli somewber abowt ate hunirrd
men. kDo not wat uthcrs may do, hat e2
fsF mel cant go. Uppon a rigid eSommi.
nnshen nv ri faalkle man, and it wood
BE- wus ner madnis FER me , undertake Il
cnmpane, Q wit;
lst I'm bald ded, and hev bin oblicd
ware wig these % yeres.
"a hev dandfuG in wat scanty hare
still hangs around mi venerable temples.
Sd l hcy kronic kata9r.
4th hev lost, ssnce ,sdin Stantun's or.
der 2'dratr, the use Nv eye entirely, and
hev kronic iuammashun in the u,her.
5h My teeth is all unsownd, my pali,
amt eggsackly rite, and hev hee bronkee-
us 81 yeres last Gnne. At present hev u
aof, the paloxisms NV wich 10 iri,siul 9
behold.
9Th. Pm holler-chested. am short. wind.
ed. aud hsv alluz he'd panes in mi back and
side.
7th. am afilctid with hronlc liarear
and kostivness. The mummy hev pade fer
Janeses karminnytis balsun and pills wood
nstonish almost emmy boldly.
9Th. am rupcheId in ther,etn pasis and
am kompletely envellupt with TRUSTS.
9th hev veuykose vanes, hev o white
swellin on | leg, and a fevur soar on the
luther-also leg is shorter than iother, tho
handle it so spsrt that nobody never no.
tist il.
9th hey horns and bunyons on both
feet wich wood prevent me frum ma!chin.
don't sunpoze that mi polittikle opin-
yuns. wlch air feminist the prossekooshn nv
this unkonstitooshnl war, wood hey eny
waite with draitin oriiser, but the abuv re-
sens viii can't 60, will, l hope, he suih.
shent.
! Respectively
PETROLEUM v. Massey.
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THr DIYrERsncE.- The Volunteer gets
1890 per month, 500 bounty and has the
privilege of selecting his own company and
regiment. The drafted man gets but sll 90
per month--no bounty, and has 20 go into
whatever company aud regiment he may be
placed. Inasmuch as one out Of every four
of the males Of Ohio between the ages OF is
and as will have togo, it is better for all
who can volunteer TO dc i, at once. The
volunteer has every advantage over the
drafted man.
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ESSENTIALS no PnosPEAIrY.-- Good news.
papers, good stores. and good housew ives
are among the essentials to prosperity in
any locality. The good newspsper has al =.
ways something 10 say in favor of DeLand
q Co.'S Chemical Saleratusi the good mer-
chant always has it for sale; and the good
housewife will use no other in making bis.
cults OF bread. A locality where all these
are found, must be prosperous and the peo-
pie healthy as most people are who use
bread made with the Chemical Sslsrstus.
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Iress Tue mhollns,
tSgne by numerous citzeus.r

REcRuiTISG. The business Of recruiting
IS progressing rapidly. Both the Companies,
we have no doubt, will be filled up by the
l5th. Ii is Of tbs utmost importance that
this be done. Every new volunteer reduces
tbs number that will be disted; each town.
ship is credited with the nsn il sends, and
upon such SIS volunteer literally, the burden
Of dat ~iisfsii iightiy. II should be ,nv
business ofevery citizen OF Hancock county,
between this aud the 10Th, who cannot 60
himselh to secure Volunteers. The msn
can be raised without q draft, il sufficient
effort is made; but, at all events, let tbs
draft be as light as possible. Let every one
lend aid to this work at once. The officers
recruiting ars all good men--none better
have gone--and men enlisting under them
may be assured of the best treatment.
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who from physical disablll

Givs.--Those who from physical disabIl,-
ty or other causes, cannot volunteer, must
give literally 10 the support Of the families
of those who do go. There should he fund
raised IN every township for this purpose,
and q reasonable sum pledged for the sup
port of TIE family Of every volunteer. Let
men be satisfied that their families will be
provided for, and hundreds will go that are
now hanging hscS on this sccount.
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Take Notice.

fINiIE undersigned, having business IN lndi-
L ana, illlnuls. Iowa, Wisconsin aas. n..;ai,.
sofa, ons oi us will 20 ~ a.,--a States On or
about tie 10th Of A:Sust next. All business
.eui'";'dd % our care in said States, will bs
promptly attended Ia. We will nve special
attention To the collection of claims and look.
ing up land titles. BROWN l. hope.
July II, SG2..--Ilw
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Col. La NGwoRTuY. The Col Of afegi
ment has almost anlimited power over his
men, and It is Of the FIRST importance thst
the Colonies be good men. The 99th is par
eicuiarIy fortunate in this respect. Colone
Laugworthy has seen service and knows ex
actly what The wants OF the men are, end
how to pronds ior those wants. lie was
beloved by his company in the 4sth aud ey
cry man of them would have followed him
to the death. A whole souled mankind
he VIII Iaahe II Col. like whom thefe will
be few IN the service. Volunteer under
Col. LangwoIlhy.
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BsTTsR .-Messrs. Frick and Van Eman.
OF Allen tp., have sent US large lists Of ne "
subscribers, since our last issue,and so have
Others in different parts of the county. Oar
is rapidly increasing.
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9autofk 9ffItrsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
COUNTY UEIOT CONVENTION.

The Union Executive Committee Of this
State, representing the Union Convention
which assembled 10 Columbus, Ohio, on
the 9th September last, have issued call
10 all loyal citizens who are m favor Of the
maintenance OF the Government aud Of the
vigorous and continued prosecution OF the
war, now carried on for the suppression Of
the rebellion against the Government, to
again meet to appoint delegates to Union
Convention, TO be held in Columbus, on
on Thursday, the 2lst day Of August next,
for the nomination Of candidates for the fol.
lowing Offices:
JcDoY or THE SUPREME CouRT;
SEchkTARY or STATE;
ATTORNBY GENERAL;
SCHooL COMMISSIONER;
MEMBER BOARD OF PCBLrc WoREs.
Hancock county will be entitled to four
delegates in that Convention.
In pursuance Of the recommendation of
the State Union Executive Committee and
of the call aforesaid, we, the undersigned,
Union Executive Committee Of Hancock
County, hereby call upon all loyal citizens
OF this county who are in favor Of the man
trnance Of the Government and Of the wig.
orous and continued prosecution Of the war,
now carried on for the suppression OF the
rebellion against the Government, aud who
are willing TO lay aside party tramn.els,
party strife, and party spirit until the su.
pIemacy Of the Government is fully eSiab.
lished, and who are willing 10 present an
unhroken front to traitors and treason ev
erywhere until the authority Of the Consti
tuition and the laws are upheld and obeyed
IN every State and Territory. To all such
we issue this call and heartily invite you to
meet in
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A P.raioric Nrronponnoop. The follow.

A PArRoTic NEIoBBoRnooD.- The follow
ing sixteen persons have volunteered unde
the last call, from about two sections -
land in Van Bureu township, IN the vicini
ty Of New Stark;
Henry Gallant, I. Crawford, Levi Freed.
VIM. Crawford, s. &. Burnei, JAS. McElroy,
Henry Freed, l.. BOssermtn, Ell ieam,
B. y. Barneisel, J.J. Kaufman, W. Stonehill,
Phil Stonehil, John Gilbert, &. Dearth,
Aaron Elder.
In addition 10 these, the following are il
the 2is, aud 10Th Regiments. making in al
twenty two from that ncighbophood:
John IIelns .Iohu Hodge, ir, Henry Ream
VIM. llenH Elias Tanner, s. Naugle.
rf there is a location in Ohio, that ha
more patriotic sons, we would Like 10 hea
of II.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-08

Eanoa.-Tn the advertisement OF the I'm.
ion Schools, last week, an error occurred.
The Schools commence August l6. instead
of September 18th. Students will take mo-
t,oa
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-08

Dyspepsia is a difhcult disease to cure,
but Hcoaand's German Bittsts will soon
overcome 1t. Read the advertisement in
another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-08

IP HeoyLAsD's BALsANIo CoRpiAL will
not cure. in the last stages Of Consumption.
we know from experience tina, i, affords
sIest relief