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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-04

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-04

EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus In connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS
AND XENlA RAILROADS
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPREss-Leayes Columbus at $50 A, M.
Will leave passengers at all stations stop at Delaware
Oardngton, Glead, Gallon, and at all stations North
Gallon, and at all other stations upon signal arriving
Cleveland at $50 A. NJ, Dunlrk 4:2O p. NJ, Buffalo
Cos NJ, Albany G.lS A, NJ, New York 10 NJ. Boston
$50 P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK kXPRESS-LeaveS Columbus at Bis P.
Nj will leave passengers at all stations. Greenwich
Rochester, Columbia and 0lmsted being Flag stations
tnis train VIII not stop for passengers except upon g
Bunao 4:S5 A. A., Albany 4:l5 P. NJ, New York $3.50
p. M, Boston 1890 A. N.
CONNECTIONS.
At Crestlins with Pittsburgh It. Wayne and Chicago
hailread ror Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
At Shelby, with eandusly Mapsaeld and Newark Rail,
road for ali points on that road Also for Toledo.
AZ Grafton. with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
Toledo and Chicago. ~
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Baggage Uecbed Through 10 Neso York and Boston
vId Vecetand; dlso, to PhhddelpAfa and
ResO York vta OresfiRs.
RETURNIN
Night Express arrives at Columbus at. % 1870 A. NJ.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at I:30P. NJ
Fare as Low as BY any other Route.
Ask for TIekets pia Gesfliae or Cleusland
E.S. FLINT,
Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
9. Columbus, Nov 1s, 1901.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-04
Gbe Obio 3tatesmram
A Poem with two NTeanIpos.

The following poem In the Charleston AsroHry, ap.
parenty copied from New Orleans papA, 10 full Of
meaning to the infatuated secsssonts but It's covert
intention not evident enough to lay the author liable
to the charge Of bslog Union man in the midst OF se
caasia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

TnE Duty OF ruE HoUR.-Tlc paramount
duty Of every citizen of Hancock Comfy
at his time is toeive all the aid in his pow
er 10 the work OF filling up the Doth R'gl-
ment. Thirty days, ten of which have gone
by, was gwen in which to do this work, and
#. at The end Of this time. the men are not
in camp, the draft will be resorted to. IlIE
MEN MUST BE HADl each county must
furnish its quota, either by volunteering or
drafting. Our number is about l76, and we
have about twenty days in which TO raise
them. We appeal TO every loyal citizen Of
Hancock county, to make an effort in this
cause. There ore men in every neighbor-
hood, who will enlist-seek them out, and
il money is needed TO ena'le them 10 leave
their families provided for, let it be con.
tnhu,ed at once. Mcssrs. Por,erfield, Bope,
Harsh, Capell, Higgins. Barnd. Kelly and
Patterson, all good men, will enroll recruits,
some of whom NAV always be found in Fnl.
lay. We hope No time win - lost, but
that every one will put his shoulder to the
wheel, and I'll up these companies lmmchi
atFly.
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VAN BUREN. Ohio. July 90, 1862


ErIroR JEFFERSON ,N;-Dear Sir, In last
weeks Courier we notice a letter headed as
follows; "To Messrs. Philip Bnrmnn, w.
l.. Heller, Daniel Fnck, Jos. Ostheimer. L.
Trout, VIM. Dorsey. John Grbh'e. and oil
others who are conservative men and in
favor Of the Constitution as it is, and who
support the decision of the Supreme Court
OF the United States"
We take this method OF informing our
friends that, il we know ourselves, we are
conservative men and in favor of the Con
stitution; but in reference ts that Supreme
Court Decision - the DR., d Scott Decision
we suppose the writer has reference to-we
do not now nor never have endorsed it. BY
US remaining silent our friends might think
letter. The facts are, we never saw the
letter until il appeared in the columns of
the Courier. We do not think it any more
necessary to elect the Vallandieham ticket,
to secure the return home Of the "Twen,y-
firsters," than we think necessary to elect
JEFF, Davis himself. In reference to the
other things spoken of in the "Twenty.
s." letter, we regard them as uni to
be noticed by loyal Union men. The sen
tlments of the writer are known 10 ne,
which is a sufficient excuse for us TO trea,
them with that contempt which they de-
serve. DANIEL FRlCK,
w. l.. HELLER.
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En-. JEFFERsoSI,S:-On my return from
the East. on Tuesday. my stten on was
called to an orticle in the Courier o. FRIDAY
last. in which rather animated conversa
tion between myself and other parties tn,
week before, is grossly distorted and pervert
ell. The conversation was brought about by
the news that day received, that Morgan,
The guerrilla, had recaptured several townc
IN Kentucky, and had crossed into the State
9f Indiana, captured $50 prisoners, and sew.
eral hundred stand Of arms. was inaig.
nant, aud who was MOTTO hi nix that the
tampering and tempor2ing course pursued
by the Administration, had initiated such o
state Of things. What did say was sub
stantiaily, and almost verbatim as follows:
That, in'my opinion, if the Government
did not change its policy from a pacific 10
an aggressive and earnest one, the South
would not only succeed in establishing its
independence, but il would overthrow the
Government of the United States. When
asked what course ought 10 be pursued, re
Piled, that i'm Lane and Gen. Butler seem
ed TO be the only men, who from the first
had comprehended the nature, proportions
and extent of the rebellion, and the remedy
Tor II; that Jim Lanes plans Of Con isca,ing {
rebel property, including negroes, and crush
oline, the rebellion in his progress through
the rebel States. so effectually that there
W. m he m n 10 y 4
proper one; that Gen. Butler was the only
one Of our Generals that had made no mis-
takes. committed no blunder; That would
not give dime to get a hundTed Of our
young men to volunteerto to go into the South
to rot in camps, but il they wanted to fight,
and put down the rebellion, was in for /,
with all my might that the reason why
would not encourage our brave Northern
boys to volunteer to die in camps withou
/ fighting, was that valued the life of one o
the Union soldiers as worth moIe than al
the rebels in the South, and then, in adj
ton remarked, that If Kentucky had gon,
out OF the Union it would have been bette
for us, because her public men, includin,
John Crittenden, G. A. Wicklife an,
Geo. ID. Prentice, whenever they discovere,
that the President was in earnest in fightin
the rebels. would take hold Of his coat tail
and hold him back.
A good friend Of mine, Col. B., Demo
crat. remarked that il a Democrat had sal
what l had, he would have been sneste
and sent to Fort Warren; that pemocrai
could say nothing about the war policy {
the Government. Ireminded him that Den
ocrats had the same interest in the presel
: vation of ths Government as Repu bIicans-
that 1t was not only the privilege. but dut
Of every American citizen, 10 oritioise th
conduct OF the Administration but th,
; theie was vast difference between legit
. mate oiticism, and sweeping and wholesa
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WHAT SOLDIER WILL RscetvE. - Any
person enlisting in the armies of the United
States will be entitled to the following, af.
tor being mustered into service, Wig: The
SUN OF Sl0O bounty. Of which S25 is paid
upon being mustered, and 50 for recruiting
pay, sl3 per month. clothing and subsist-
ence. The FIRST months pay is advanced TO
the recruit upon being mustered into ser.
vice. Total payment in advance, $40
The remaining s75 bounty will be pald
upon the expiration Of the term Of service,
or in case OF death. TO the family OF the sol
dier. Besides, volunteers will! remember,
that according 10 law passed by the Ohio
Legislature last winter. lazy Of three ifths
Of q mill upon each dollar Of property IN the
State is made for the support OF the families
Of volunteers. Again, according to law,
the property Of volunteers is exempt from
sale under execution for sixty days after the
expiration Of his term OF service, and his
property sold for taxes is also redeemable
without penalty after the expiration of his
term OF service.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

SLOW but Goop. The Commissioners,
at their special meeting, last week. ordered
that suit be immediately commenced against
Vanlue and his sureties, for the
sum of $4,000, the amount due from him TO
the county. Those who believed the asser-
tions Of the clique. that there was no de-
falcation, that Vsnlue owed the county
nothing, will take notice. II the books
showed no Indebtedness. the Commission
ers would not, probably, have taken this
step. Let the people be thankful that they
have been forced even at this late day, into
measures for the recovery Of this money.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

MARksrs, BusisKss, tc.--The Wheat Har
Vest is mostly over. and a good one IL hos
been. White Wheat suffered somewhat
but the Mediterranean is full crop. Busi.
ness begins to revive--new Wheat has com.
men ced coming in. aud next week we e1.
pect to see the old time rushes commence
Prices Of produce range as follows:
Wool--45 to so cents.
Wheat--s5 and 90 cents.
Con-26 cents.
Rye--is cents.
Buffers cents.
Eggs--0 cents.
Lard--5 cents.
Meats-shoulders 8, sides 4; Hams 4.
Hides.-3t 10 4.
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denunciation Of the whole policy Of IN,
Government, and open sympathy for th,
traitors; one was tight snd proper, the otbe
wos IRRESPONSIBLE.
am not an Abolitionist, never have teen
one, have always been opposed 10 interfer
ing with slavery in the States in time oil
peace, but now that the slsveholders oi
the Southern States are in rebellion against
the O overnment, using their utmost efforts
to overthrow the Government, we should use
all the means aud power God has given Us 10
put down the rebellion - including the
taking from the rebels theit slaves and other
property. thereby weakening the rebels
strength; and placing their property, inclu-
ding slaves, with the Union army--thus
giving strength TO the armies Of the Union.
The rebels have used their slaves from the
beg nnins OF this iniquitous and hell born
rebellion, to build Qualifications, breast
works. dig bitches, and fight in the rebel
ranks; while our Union boys have been
compelled TO perform the same work on our
side and night white rebels and their negro
slaves too. But thank God and patriotic
Congress and President, nencefor.h there is
fighting TO be done--''somrb body to be burt'
-guerfillas TO be shot-rebels to be hung,
their property TO be conhscated and used by
the Union forces, md as q consequence the
rebellion will be speedily and thoroughly
and "the Constitution as it is, aud
the Union as 1t was' fully restored. with.
out any thanks to rebel sympathl2ers in the
non .slaveholding States.
VIII the Courier dare take issue with me
on the above propositions7 viii its editor
say that our soldiers should rot in camp,
instead Of being engaged in fighting the en-
emies Of the human Ysce - that rebels
should be permitted to keep their negroes TO
build Qualifications and breastworks, from
behind which their masters shoot down our
brothers, sons and fathers?--and that Union
soldiers shall dig ditcbes all night and fight
rebels and their "instltution" all dsy1--
Will the editor dare advocate any such thing
in his paper!
ISRAEL GREEN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

WHEELER q WILSON'S SKwiso MACHINE
has given the highest satisfaction for family
sewing. 1t will make anything Of linen,
cotton or wool, from a ruffie to an overcoat
II is simple in its structure, easily kept in
order, and so easily run that almost ony
person can operate it successfully after a
single showing. The price is made to sui,
hard times. and it is warranted to run three
years. See advertisement in another col
lumD,
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FRuIr TRBEs AND SHRuBgRY.--Mr. l.. v

FRuIr TREEs AND SHRuBgRY.--Mr. l.. w.
Van Dyke, the agent Of the Toledo Nursei
les, is taking orders for FfLt Trees and
Shrubbery in this county. We know MI.
Van Dyke. and we know the Toledo Nur-
series, and can safely commend them to our
readers. All that Mr.. V. represents will be
fulfilled. He has all the varieties that will
grow in this country. and every one can be
suited. He remains at the Reed House for
q few days only.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

LOOK foR YOURSELVES. Since the intro
duction OF DeLand & Co.'S Chemical Salera-
tus. the common and inferior articles called
Salerstus, have continued TO find their way
to market, but none need be deceived who
win look for themselves. The genuine ar.
iicie is doneup in bright ped papers, aud so
labelled that those who'haveseen one pack
age will always know when they see ano,h.
er. Call for DeLand 4 Co.'s Chemical Sal
eratus, and IL you do not find il where YOU
trade. depend upon 1t there is something
wrong, for it can be sold by all retailers ai
a fair profit, and they should not be wi,hou,
In.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

MiLirARY.-At the special session last
week, the Commissioners provided for the
enrolment of the militia of the county. and
directed the Assessors to commence the
work at once. This step is in anticipation
of draft. They also appropriated $500 to
aid in recruiting, to be expended by the
Military Committee.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

PAINFUL RuMoR.--A rumor prevails that
John Scott. son Of Thomas Scott, Of this
place, a soldier in the 2ist, who was re-
Gently taken prisoner by the rebels. was
hung by them, with some four others Of the
same regiment. We have no means of know
ing how much truth there is in the rumor'
but we earnestly hope it has no foundation
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

kIcxE" Nv IioasE,-Ioseph Russell, oI
Jackson township, was kicked hy q horse
IN the side, on the 10Th inst. He fingered
in agony until Friday. the 25th. when lie
died. He leaves a family To mourn his nm.
imely deccose. Mr. Russell is spoken Of as
an e'iimable man. He was attended in his
>uif"tings by Or. Woods, Of Willismstow
and DR.. Haggerty, Of Mt Blanchard.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01
2S GENTS
ROLL IN THE NAMES.
= Cents for the Compaj

Gooo.-Dsniel Frick, OF Van Buren, p. @.
brought in, Tuesday, list OF fourteen sub
scrieers, and on Wednesday, A. Simon, oI
the same place. brou ght in seven more. We
have room for thousand,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

UT Recruiting meeting in Arcadia. On the
evening of the 2tth utimo. young man VIII
was ah"ut 10 enlist. bat whose name has rs
rlned our memory. dropped suddenly dead
l. is supposed lie WAS taken with n 1T.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01
Camp-Meeting
Take Notice.

'lNlE undersigned, having business in Ind.
L ana, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa, one Of us will 90 to these States Gu or
ABOUT the 10th Of August next. All business
entrusted to our care In said States, will ha
promptly attended to. We will give special
attention To the collection Of claims and look
ing up land titles. BROWN & B0PE.
July IL sG2---fIw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

" HeopLAsp's BALsAMic CoRniAL will
not ure, in the last stages Of Consumption.
we know from experience that il affords
great relief
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

Nxw ADvEArisrnxsrs.--Read them care
fully, this week.
l. Davis--nsw grocsrlss.
A. Bushon--Stovse, Tinware.
Flndiay Union School.
j. A. Meisel--oow lost.
J. II. d J. r. Burket.
Bope, Harsh, 4 Ks,iey--rsoruits waute d.
Patterson & Barnd-- recruits wanted.
A. G Peters Il Bro., Cincinnsti--new "
music and musical instruments.
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6anfofk 9f0trsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
COUNTY UNION CONVENTION.

The Union Executive Committee Of this
State, representing the Union Convention
which assembled IN Columbus, Ohio, on
the 9th September last, have issued call
to all loyal citizens who ore IN favor OF the
maintenance OF the G. Government aud OF the
vigorous and continued prosecution of the
war, now carried on for !he 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:
Jrpsg OF TT. SUPREME CouRT;
SECRETARY OF STATE;
ATTORNEY GENERAL;
SCnooL COMMISSIONERS:
MgMBgR BOARD oF PUBLIC WoRKs.
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 nam.
trnance OF the Government and OF the Wig.
orous ard continued prosecution OF the war,
now carried on for the suppression OF the
rebellion against the Government, and who
are willing TO lay aside party trammels,
party strife, aud party spirit until the SUI
piemacy of the Government is fully cstah.
lished. and who are willing to 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
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

TJN0 sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING N AcnISE
COMPANY. We will give a commission on
l. all goods sold by our Agents, or pay wa.
ges 1T from so To 800 per month, and pay all
nee cessary expenses. Our machine IL perfect
in It's mechanism. A child can learn 10 0per.
ate il with han an hours instruction! II is
equal to any Family Sewing Machine III uso,
and We have reduced the price to Fifteen Dol.
lars.
Each Machine N warranted tor three years
Address q, RUGGLES,
Gen. Ast. Detroit, Mich,
Jnne IL 1866. II 3m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01

WE offer below a list OF prices, which, by
w calling upon us, you will nnd true In
every particular, viz:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01
MASS CONVENTION,

Saturday, the 10th day Of August next,
At ELEVEN o. CLOCK, A.. ~,
To select four delegates TO represent you in
to meet at Columbus, for the
purposes aforesaid, and for the trans action
OF such other business as may be brought
before you
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-01
Venitian Red and Yellow Ochre !
GAO! WAGES PAID FOR $lOOl

Ground in Oil put up in 20 and so h kegs -
Tho cheapest and best Paint for harms anc
nnt.hnuSes; TOR sale al :. ID. FREY'S
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Showing the sales of Wheeler 4 Wilson 10 be
double those of any other Company Newl
York Obssrprr.
| We use tho Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Ma.
chine, ANA can say in regard TO il, that II is
wiieout Il rival. No other Mn3hine exceeds II
| in its adaptation 10 all PURPOSES oi domestic
use.-T Scientific 1merican.
ay- For sale IN Fndlay III Head Quarters
Building. over Taylor ~ Croningers Store, by
| july 10, 1862 j. Is. DUNN.
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LIST oF LETTERS remaining in the Findla,
Postolfice, AugCs. list, 1862:
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cow Strayed.

A WHITE COW with small black spots. !
N formation regarding this animal, lett
TINS Ohce, viii be iiber,lly rewarded.
,Iuly II lnG2
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Which win sell at m reasonable rates ass any
Yard IN this part of tho State, persona
wanting building or fencing nfterhV III my
I will pay u hsir price for Poplar. Walnut
and Ash Lumber and Oak Shingles and l4ath,
PAT. TAYLOR,
FISDLAY, July 0, 1862, SIN
, 1862-03-01
TUESDAYS N. Z. CATTLE MARKET
TFrom the n, T, Tribune, Wednesday,

AANA-NA~S
B111.s HEAD, Tueaday, Feb. 25- The opening
Of the ereat market for baliocEs IN Fortyfonssn
week ago. The advance in price, Including oet-
ter cstimates Of weight, is equivalent TO hsn :
cent pound. the top prce being 9Ga4e pound
Tor The net weight Of beef. and 70 down to 6AatIe
most ordinary which doe n1t leel sGs a.
being snPsratiye The ontv 2St o. s,es sss
as will ecll u an average Of about m &C
cents pound for the net weight Of oee1: Eoe
number reported for eale mp to neon today 1s noE
far from ,5c0 hcad. With only few more certain
Week ii thosc Yards q little over 3oc0 head. This
ves the cattle bzo9era confidence to eota hss hsso
bought mp as they arrived. IN the contdeaee tnat
the market would hold good to The close to-mos, .
siao been affected tbst they pnt;aso apfs ts
close Of the market to-day is that yer5 te'E bu.-
locks will be left ovcs for sas 70 Il sase
| 7ho Tsalher todsy is extremely cod and binster
| ing, and muct, Of the trade - conc upon Fer1
ssho1t talks - and that g,ves It ~ unusually dYs'
| appearance,