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The national Republican., 1862-02-11
CASH sTOR EI

Th, undersixr ed have constantly on hand . gen
erai as ortmcnt Of New and Second hand Furuiturs
Crooksry, Glassware, Tinwsrs, Fa"oy srticlss ana
Housekte oing articles generally, which they Ge
oth.r blishment In the city. Buying exc usivey
the casn, and selling for .he same they are fa''S
P.Isols In want of any Of the above article AZ
respectfully requested to give usa call before pur
chasing 'lsewhrre.
cbanas tor Nav BONfZ GRIFFITH,
No. $40 seventh street: between and IL ST.
frbll-eOdot lsurl
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sy- Warrington scisntihc Association.
res u,ar meeting for the election of permanent Of
ers, for the eusung wi Be held at the rooms Of
the Young Mens' Christian Association, Pennsylva.
mia avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets, on
Tuerday evening, the 1l,h Instant, At O'Clock, p.
m. The attendance Of all the mt mbsrs 10 desired,
as well as ciizens pnd strangers who take An inter-
est In the above society, which will embrace resdsnt
and hon resident members Weekly meetings will
hereafter be held and apers read on toientiho sub
iscts feb 10-2t
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

HosrIrAts ~ LExrSoroN, KESTyc1r.-rhsrs
are fsut hospitals flled with sick soldiers, at
Lexington, and the ladies Of the city see 70
them ali. Tho president of the Ladies' Aid
Society, Mrs. Edward Macalistsr, Is untiring In
her efforts to make the sick comfortable. She
Is assisted BY many patriotic ladies, who Dc
much to make the sick bed Of the poor soldier
cheerful and happy. ..u a5.a.'Lr. y
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
OFRiCIAL.
hEAsURY DEPARTMENT,

~ - fkEAsURY DEPARTNET,
February 1, 1862.
HcLDERs of the bonds Of the United States,
payable in three years from date, the Coupons
Of semi annual interest thereon being due on
the 10th instant, are hereby notified that pro.
vision ia made for the payment in coin Of all
such Coupons, sgreeably to their tenor, at the
Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States, in tho city OF New York.
All such Coupons must be presented at that
office, accompanied with schedules showing
the number and amount Of each Coupon, to.
gsther with the aggregate sum of each parcel,
three full business days for examination and
yerification before payment. feb 6-tl9th
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feb lit

~ Notice -sabbsth School Festival.-
The Sabbath soheol connected with the Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold Festival at
Franklin Hall, corner of Ninth and streets, COM
mercing oa Tuesday, 1ith instant, and continuing
during the week. Full Brass Band In attendance.
A pleasant time Is anticipated.
s1- Admi on, Is cents. feb 1o-1w
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Substance Of the Chsrsss against Con.
af0l bt0ne.

SUBSTANCE OF t4e Cher4ss a8aAnse 0on-
srel stone. .sr
The following IL the substance of the charges
under which Brig. Gen. Cherries P. Stone was
arrested on Sunday morning at 2 m., (by q
guard under the immediate command of Brig.
General Sykes, Of the Provost Marshsl's force, }
and sent to Fort Lafayette by the afternoon
train
1. For misbehavior at the battle of Balls
Bluff.
2. For holding correspondence with the enc
my before and since the battle of Balls Bluff;
and receiving visits from rebel officers in bis
camp.
3. For treacherously suffering the enemy to
build fort or strong work since the battle Of
Balls Bluff, under his guns, without molesta-
ton.
For treacherous detign to expose his force
to capture and destruction by tn, enemy, un
der pretcnce Of orders for movement from
the Commanding General, which had not been
given.
A courtmartial will be speedily ordered.
The arrest Of Gen. Stone caused considerable
excitement yesterday, but was very generally
approved. The public have not forgotten the
Balls Bluff affair, which proved that he was
Incompetent, or that he was traitor, and his
case should have been investigated before.
The Star, which Is the incorporating friend
Of Gen. Stone, having the same proclisities and
who is probably just as loyal, gives the follow
ing as the cause of bis arrest: .
up. S.-Just ere going TO press, we have sat.
isfed ourself that the charges against Gen.
Stone do mol emanate from or come through a
Congressional committee, but are the result Oi
the convictions Of Gen. Mcclellan, after u care.
full survey Of all the facts involved, that It Is
due equally to the public interest and the &C.
cused himself, that the various accusations
against him should be formally investigated by
court martial"
For the present, it is sufficient to say that the
Stars statement is not true, and that the arrest
was the direct result Of the action of the Con.
gretsionsl Committee.
Other arrests will follow, and will be con-
tinued until the army is cleared of traitors, or
men of doubtful loyalty.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

WASHINGTON SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION. The
election Of permauen. olli.crs for this new asso
citation will take place this ming, at the rooms
Of the Young Mems Christian Association. 1.
bids fair to be q popular and useful institution
and should be encouraged by every lover Of
science throughout our extended country. Be.
sides the local Ulcers, there will be selected
vice president from every State and Territory
of the Union. as soon as the proper persons can
be selected. The reading Of papers on scien
tific subjects will be duly noticed as they occur
at the weekly meetings. A monthly or quar-.
terly publication will be issued under the aus
pices Ct the Association, il properly encour
aged,
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

GENERAL LANE.-The lower House of the
Kansas Legislature have, by q vote of go to 7,
passed resolution requesting the President to
appoint General jim Lane Msj1r General
and give him command 'f the Southern ,xpe.
dit,on
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
Confidence In Mr.. Lincoln Beg inning to
he Felt Abroad.

Par coirespandence n. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
An immense confidence has grown mp here,
az VIII among Europeans az among Americans
residing abroad, In the statcsmanship 6nd ad-
mjnis'rative ability Of Mr.. Lincoln; confidence
which is even shared by Southerners, who are
forced now, when too late, to admit his honesty
and straightforward but cautious sta esman
ship.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

JACKSON STILL AT WINCHESTER - HE DE
|, NouNCEs iiIs orFrcERs As CowARDs, AND
RESIGNS. .4...sr.. .. I.r0 =
Sandy Hook, Feb. 8.-Jackson Ia re liably 70.
ported 10 be still ut Winchester. o. returning
thore from bis late tour he denounced his on.
GERS ~ a set Of id towards, his men IA
half traitors, and sent his resignation 10 Rich
withdraw II, and he will probably do 80, under
promise Of = higher position. Brgadier
General L1ring. ut last accounts, was at Rom.
ney with 5000 men. s.f.- .. .'..0 H.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

ARREsTs.-Maj. W. J. Rassin, of the Second
Mary land regiment, in the Confederate Army
was recently arrested in Maryland.
Rev. Mr.. Jenkins, who left Alexandria ID
August, by the assistance of known seces
siouist1, and has since been in the rebel army,
has been arrested within our lines. B,th ol
these gentlemen are In the O.d Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
OFFICIAL.
TRsAsyRY DEPARTMENT,

February I, lS6g.
NOTICE is horeby given Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable in one year from date, authorized by
tho act of Congress approved December 23d,
1857, and the Treasury notes payable In sixty
days from date, authorized by the aot OF Con-
grers approved ID March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above Is.
sues will cease on the 7th day of April next by
the terms Of those acts respectively.
feb G-tRp7
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

AFTER THE BATTLE OF MILL. SPRiXG, when
our regimentsl bands played" Hail Colum-
bia," the" SAr Spangied Banner" and other
national airs, tears started to the eyes Of many
of the rebel prisoners at the well-remem bered
strains, and they declared, with choking utter
ances, that though they were, many Of them
compelled to fight against the Union, they
loved the old flag still, and were proud Of its
past glories and associations.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

as- Notice.-A Meeting OF the Hotel and
Restaurant Keepers will be held on wedpesday,
February l2, at 8 p m at the house Of Mr.. A. F..
Bsuter, C street, between Sixth and Seventh.
feb lO-st BY order Of the Committee.
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WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
rEH RAJ HOT T.,

~ II IL l. HO II K l.,
~ (UPoN THs EUROPEAN PLAH0
Corner Of Penn. avenue and Sixth street.
OPPOSITE CORNER TO BROWNS HOTEL,
I. now furnished throughout with new and hand
som. urpture.
The proprietor informs bis friends and the public
that they can be Accommodated with r5oms, BY the
day or week, with or without meals.
The Dining Saloon open at AL hours
H. DURHAM GELSTON,
lob ll-sod2w Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

N1-TLe number of sick in the Benker Diyis-
ion Hospital during the week ending February
., was forty sewn; FIVE were returned to duty
deaths. none.
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OHRIOlAls,
War DEPARTMENT,

January II, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thuredays and
Fridays against all other buLuess but that which
relates to active military operations in the field.
Saturdays will be devoted 70 the businesa Of
Senators and Representatives.
} Mondays to the business Of the public.
EDWIN n. STANTON,
jazz IT Secretary OF War
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

ESCAPE OF WAR HoRsEs.-The Paris (Ky.)
Wing, Of Saturday, says: .,-... .'. INV
About $50 Of the horses captured from the
rebe at the late battle, were taken through
this place on Monday, en- rou.s for Indiana,
where they are to be pss,ured and fed until
they are put In good order for service. Most
Of them we're good frames" bnt in very thin
order. Some 900 or l 900 Of the best animal.
were retained by Gen. Thomas to rest his own
teams ....... ...4..-.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

5sr Owing to illness in the family, the
usual receptions at the Presidential Mansion
will be omitted tonight.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

M veil endorsed PAPER, on short time. Inquire Of
A'~ CLARK Il GAYLORD,
feb7-Sts - Pennsylvsnia Avenue.
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0 f F ! G l A L.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

~ The cotton factory at Triadelphia, Mont
gomery county, Maryland, has suspended op.
erations and discharged its hands.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

PROMoTED.-J. G. Lotz, clerk from Ind ane,
in the Interior Department, has been promoted
to second class Isl ,40O) clerkship.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11
CLUBS FOR THE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN TO SOLDlERs.

APAPER THATEVERY SOLDIER SHOULD
HAVE.
We have been induced to offer our daily pa.
Per to soldiers, who shall form clubs, at the
following low rates:
l COPY, months. s......~............$ 81 so
) copies, mon his. s...................6 600
10 copies, 4 months 1000
All over ten copies, at the rate Of one dollar
per copy for four months
grs- The names must always be accompanied
with the money.
~ Write the names distinctly, and give
the company and the number Of the regiment.
~ The papers will be mailed to one name,
" the uames will be written separately, IL de.
sired.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

The property captured at Fort Henry is val.
ued OF 100000.
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

AIMAsONIC.-As Special Meeting Of IN,
Grand Lodge Of the District Of Columbia will b.
held ON Wednesd ~ afternoon, at O'Clock. Maste
Ma.ons, in good standiog are fratsTnally invited
WIN. n. SMITH,
feb lit "'.' Grand Secretary.
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Tuesday, February II, 1862.

ss- Heading Halter on every psss.-xa
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

Mr.. STEVENS, Of Pennsylvania, offered q
resolution that the Committee on the Judiciary
inquire Toto the eXpedien"y Of reporting bill
for preventing and Furnishing the making, hold.
ing, or passing of counterfeit coin. Referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. STEVENS, the Senate bill |
authorizing the additional issue Of ten millions
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Removal Of Gen. Mcclellan.

The Prominent news Of the week is tho
removal OF Gen. Mcclellan from the COM
mand Of the army Of the Potomac, and the
appointment Of Gen. Burnside as his sue
cessoT.
Gen. Halleck testihes before the Harper 8
Ferry Investigating Commission thst Gen.
Mcclellan, after receiving orders to drive
the enemy from Maryland, marched on an
average Of only six miles day in pursuit,
and that in his opinion he both could and
should have relieved and projected Hsrper's s
Ferry; in this opinion the commission fully
concur.
Gen. Hslleck also states in q letter TO
Secretary Stanton thst on the sixth OF Oeto-
Der Gen. Mcclellan was peremptoriiy or.
dered to Cross the Potomac and give battle
TO the enemy.-the Commander ia Chiei
pointing out the danger Of delaying until
the Fall rains should render the roads i'm.
passsble. Gen. Hsllsck further expresses
the opinion that there vas no such want Of
supplies ss would render II impracticsbls
for Gen. Mcclellan to move a. ordersd.-
His failurs to execute this order, together
with the facts disclosed in reference to the
Hsrpsrs Fsuy surrender. doubtless form th,
basis Of his removal.
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination OF ingredients In these
pills II the result Of n long and extensive prac
lice. They are mild In their operation. znf
certain In correcting all irrrW larities. Painful
Menstruations, - removing all obstruetions
whether from cold or otherwise. headache
pain In the side. palpitation OF the Heart
whites, al, nervous affections. h histories. IA
,iyue pain In the hack and tirphs. &C.. disturb.
ell sleep, which arise from Interruption Of I'M
ture.
was the commencement Of n new era In the
treatment Of those irregularities and obstruct
tionS which have consigned SO many to n PIX.
Mlrrng GRAVE. "" female ovccan en"ot 4
health unless she Us regular, and whcnsvrr.s
obstruction tskcs placlth hee. the general he \
gins TO decline.
DIR. CIIEEEsMAS'S PILLS
are the most eacctual remedy ever known for
al compi ,ints peculiar to females. To all
classes they are invaluable. inducing. 10Th ce.
sainty periodical regularity. They are known
To thousands throughout tbs country, having
the sanction Of some of the most eminent Ply.
siclans In America. Explicit directions, sta.
ting wheu they should not be used. with each
box-'he Price 81 per box, containing from 50
To 80 Pills.
Pills sont by mail, promptly, by RENTING to
the Proprietor. ol d by druggists generally.
II. B. HUTCHING. PRorRIxroR,
20 Cedar street, New York.
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DrcvasHp SoLpirRs.--Jo'eph Morrison,
n member OF the 4th Ohio, died at Pitisburg
while on his way home. and was brought 10
Wiliinnstown. for interment, last Saturday.
A company made mp OF men who had seen
service, hurled him with the honors Of war.
Morrison was a faithful soldier, good man.
ard has many friends in this county who
will mourn his death.
Daniel Dennison. Of this place, died at
Camp Dennison. Of lung disease. and was
brought home on Wednesday. Mr.. Denni.
son had enlisted but few weeks before his
death, in the 2ist. He Iesves family.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

tFaoprcs..MAaxfrs A.---Rsoduee hss beer
somius In rather freely this week. The FOL.
loving prices ere being paid.
Wool-Ss 10 so cents.
Wheat--95 to 100 cents.
Corn-30 TO 36 cents.
Rye--t0 cents.
Butter--i4 10 l6 cents.
Egss--I4 cents.
Lard--6 cents.
Meats--Shouideis 4; sides ~ Hams S.
Hides.-5 cents
Potstoes-scsrce at so to 60 cents.
Oats--30 cents.
Cloverseea--s 400 10 IS as.
White Beans, sl.00 to 81 40.
Drieo Peaches, 8 cents per pound.
Dried App,es-76 cents.
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Ma. Locw.:--According 10 promise will
here submit condensed report Of the Board
Of School Examiners OF this county. com.
mencirg September ist. 1862, the com.
mencement Of the present school year.
The whole number examined was eighty.
one-thirty.nine males and forty.two fe.
males. or this number sixty.one received
certi6cates-twenty nine males and thirty.
two females. The Others failed, some
having been found deficient in nearly all
the branches.
10 examining, about the same course is
pursued as heretofore, the examination in
Arithmetic and Grammar being written,
while that in orthography. Reading and
Geography. is oral.
The number Of applicants for exomina.
ton during last Spring was unusually
large up to The first OF May. Since that
time there has been but one full class, (thir-
ty in numbsr) which was nt the last session. .
The total number Of certificates issued
since the first OF January last, is two hun.
dred and ten. 0fthese last two.thirds have
expired. leaving sbout seventy valid certid.
Gates still out-scarcely half the number re-.
quired to supply sil the schools in the coun.
". II may be inferred from this that the
county will experience q sad want in this
direction during the coming Winter, unless
the number is much increased soon. And
even Of this small number of "tickeis," a
large per cent. are in the hands Of inferior
scholars, such as would lie rejected il all
the teachers who have enlisted under the
Stars and Stripes from this connty, were at
home exer,ing their influence in the school.
house instead Of the field Of carnage.
have made some effort to ascertain the mum.
Der Of teachers Of this county who have en-.
tered the army, but without a satisfactory
result. Most Of the best ones. however, are
gone. some never TO return.
We hope. by the way, I at the public
will not be too fast in heaping their CEN
sure upon US in our best efforts in behalf Of
the school interests Of our county, for We
can assure all that we are at present occu.
plying the ground b~set with embarrass.
men,s. On the one hand we are liable to
incur the censurs OF one party for imposing
upon them with incompetent teachers, and
or the other we are charged BY another por.
tion OF community, with too much severity.
Thus, there are those on either hand who
are disposed TO pitch into us. In reference
to this matter, we would say to all, "look
before you leap" and do not come down
upon the examiners like thousand Of brick
upon q rotten pumpkin until you give the
circumstances a fair invsstig igaiion.
But it WAS our purpose to bite these re-.
marks OF short. and OCCUPY as little space
as possible. though we may have more to
say hereafter. L. TussiSo, Secretary.
MAsIoS TOWNSHIP. November 10. 1862.
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0anfofk 9ttltrssnian,
Local and Miscellaneous
r r z n 3;
y. one yesv,ls ~

Tax Law Provisions. = When dealer,
buy produce more than they sell TO supply
their customers. and sell such produce "a
Others BY the quantity to be sold sgain, OF
ship the sane to city dealers. they are re-.
quired TO tske ont wholesale dealers license
which costs ESQ 90. special sttention oI
Traders 10 call 10 this fact. The forfeit--in
case Of neglect to take out such license, the
penalty is $3.50 90. Persons who have made
application for retail dealers license esn
have their application changed at any time
before the 23d instant.
Persons who were absent from home when
the Assessor called, spd who neslec, to
make their sworn list, subiet themselves 10
q penalty OF so per cent sdjition 10 their
tag, and forfeiture Of 500 90. .-t
J. T. DuNn
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

New SHALL CURKEScY. - The merchants Of
Findlay, to make desirable uniformity in the
currency OF the town, have procured a steel
plate check upon tho Citizens Bank, OF the
denominations OF I've, ten, twenty-five and
atty cents. These checks are all signed b,
Mr.. W. II. Wheeler, and as mono can be pro
cured until tho amount is deposited In the
bank, the currency Is as safe az the mort fear
ful could wish. The engraving 10 extremel,
neat and the paper used 10 good and durable
They are rsdesmsble whom presented in SUM
OF one dollar or ever. 1t 10 an improvement
upon the old system.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

Losr on Saturday, November aih, 1869,
between Findlsy and Fremont, q black
leather, hand trunk, with the buekles GOV +.
cred with white leather, containing one
pair OF black Pants. one Shirt aud one Me,.
settles Vest. white with red spscks, one
black Stock and one pair Of Socks. I will
pay a liberal reward for the trunk delivsred
at this Office. JosHuA Corr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

JAcos OAKS. whose leg. was injured some
years ago and which limb has been diseased
ever since, has had the limb amputsted.-
The operation was performed by DR.. Entri-
kin, OF this place, assisted by Doctors EN-.
erson. Of Essieville, and Leymsn Of Area
dis. The patient is getting slong well.
We learn that Mr.. Fisher, the loss OF W hose
leg we mentioned some weeks since is in q
fair way to recover.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

CouRr.-T The Court Of Common Pleas is now
In session, Judge whitoioy presiding. sover.
al cases been disposed Of one, a Islander sui,
from Delaware township, attracting consider.
able attention. Tho Grand Jury found three
indictments - riot burglary. and obtaining
goods under false pretcnses. There Ia consid.
erable business on the docket.
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DARIUS PEvDLETON,
FIsf Lieut.. Commanding Compaa

soLnisn's NorIcE.-vARrxrr AND QrALrrY OF
STORES wASr.p.-Green fruit, dried fruit. can.
ned fruit. peach and apple butter. ici,ies Of
al, sorts. butter. eggs. chickens. turkeys.
Pickles. and all other nick. acks which
W. uld be palatahle to the sick.
We have thirty Of our command sIck M this
time, caused W lying on tho ground with only
ono blanket.
EnIrom CorRInR AND DJEprRHsoxilS.-Pleas
publish this article for the boneat Of tho sick
soldiers, And obiigo. In haste,
DARIUS PENDI.ETON.
Frat Risuf. on,manding COMPANY.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

AMERICAN TsiunrH.--The Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine has Just taken the
hrst premium OF the Worlds Fair. now be.
ing held at London. England. where sll ma.
chimes made in this country and Europe
were in competition.
This success is particularly gratifying ss
national triumph, and also as securing to
Wheeler & Wilson that supremacy through.
on. the world which they have had for years
ia this county. See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

Ngw wAooS FAcroRr. - Mr.. y. T.. Karr Is
erecting u building upon tho "F1cnner lo'," on
Main Cross street, one hundred by twenty.
Ave feot. to be used ~ a wagon factory. u
that has stood there 40 long
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

DEPUTY CoLLEcroR. - Ezra Brown, ESQ.,, has
been appointed Deputy Collector for this coun.
ty, and will be ready In few days to receive
taxes. Mr.. Brown Ia careful man OF busi.
ness and his appointment will give general
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

rosroriA Nsws.-The N,vs has been re,us.
"itated, Mr.. J. v. Jones having purchased
the establishment. The paper ought to be
vol sustained in Fostoria. wo wish II sue.
oess.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

PROSECUTING ArropEr.-Hsnry Brown, ESQ,
was appointed BY the Court, Prosecuting Al.
tornsy in place Of Captain Bope, now Ia the
army. Mr.. Brown will make An efficient Pros.
locutor.