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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

MINNESOTA STATE SABBATH SCHOOL As.
socIATIoN.-At the annual meeting held in
Red Wing, last week, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President.-.G w Prescott of st. Paul.
Vice Presidents.--Jabez Brooks of Red
Wing; Geo s Winslow of Hastings; C Bald.
win Of Lake City; E D Holt of Chatfeld; Otis
Aver of lie Sueur.
Secretaries simonton of St. Paul; Thos
Simpson of Winona.
Treasurer--H n Knox of st. Paul.
Executive Committce--H N Knox, D Sic
monitor, D D Merrill, A Kinney, A Goodrich.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

LARGE SHIPMENT OF GRAIN, &c.-The
agent of the Chicago and North. Western
Railroad, Mark Hendricks. of this city, iD-
forms us that Oh the 9th inst, the shipments
of grain over this road amounted to 39,432
bushels of wheat, 1852 of corn, 1896 OF
oats, 1926 of rye, 3l5 of barley--total Co.
26l. The number of barrels of -four was
2269.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

DRowxED.-William Beall, . well known
citizen Of this city, formerly Of the firm OF
Banker & Beall, dealers in real estate &C.,
and William Garig, daguerrean artist, also
of this city, were drowned in Long Lake,
elk miles from Shakopee on last Friday.
Mr.. Garig left this city on Wednesday to
visit his parents in Shakopee. On Thurs
day Mr.. Beall started on the Jeanette Ro.
berts to join party about leaving shako'
pee fer the Salmon River Gold Mines. On
Friday, Beall and Garig having been in-
timately acquainted in st. Paul, went on q
fishing excursion to Long Lake; and it is
supposed that while out in the lake, the boat
was capsized. We are informed that they
were warned not to 60 out on the lake as
the wind was high and the lake rough.
Their bodies were not recovered.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

S1GEL GUARD.-This Company, organic
ing for the Sixth Regiment, has enrolled
twenty-three men, mostly German and Scan
dinavian. Messrs. Schoeneman, Excl &
Hall, deserve commentator for their ac-
tivity and zeal in recruiting. They hope to
be Company A Of the Regiment.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

LARGE SALE OF MERcHANDIsE.-J. G..
& 81. G. Burbank, on Friday and Satur
day, made sales of merchandise to the
amount of ifty~two thousand and fifty dol
lars, the whole OF which was to merchants
doing business up the Mississippi river.
The goods were shipped on the Eolian last
evening"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20
co NJ NJ e RCIAL.
milwaukee Market.

MONDAY, June l6.
The wheat market this morning opened nom
inally &c lower than it closed on Saturday, Is
@79c being the ruling offers for the standard
grades in store, and 76@S0e for the same
grades delivered. There was not much dispo.
sition to sell at these figures, and only few
thousand bushels changed hands at the depots.
Receipts show moderate but steady de-.
crease in the amount of wheat coming for
ward, and, with more liberal arrivals OF ves-
sels, freights were scarcely so firm as at the
close of the week.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

The WHEAT CRoP.-The farmers in this
section tell as that Notwithstanding the late
ness of the opening of spring, the wheat
crop is as far forward as usual, and at this
season Of the year looks as we'll as in former
years. So.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

EMIaRANTs.-We noticed on the street
Saturday, teams with FIVE emigrant fami.
lies from Watertown, Wisconsin. These
families were supplied with stock and farm
ing utensils, all ready for opening up farms.
They went to the Minnesota Valley.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

CHARLES Fl. CAKES, Esq, has received a
telegram that the body Of his son, Lieut..
David 0. Cakes, is on the Canada, and will
arrive in St. Paul on Thursday.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20
Rev York Market.

FRIDAY, June IL.
GROCERIES-Co in fair demand and
steady. Sales LOCO bags at 20a@2lc; other
kinds dull and nominal. Sugar--Raw steady
at 64@7c tcr fair to good refining. Sales 700
hhds. Cuba at 6a@7Se; 100 hhds. Porto Rico at
74@Sc. Molasses in moderate request. Sales
so hhds. Cuba at SIS; so hhds Porto Rico at sc
M37c.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

LABoR.-There is great scarcity of la
boring men throughout Minnesota, and
with the prospect of large harvest, the
farmers are beginning already to look
around for the necessary help to gather the
crND
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

SERGEANT E. You've, OF the Fifth Regi-
ment, left yesterday, on the steamer Hawk
eye State, with detachment of twenty-five
soldiers, belonging to the Fourth and Fifth
Regiments and Second Battery, to be re-
ported in st. Louis, and forwarded from
there at once to their respective regiments.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20
D I Il d i.

At Corinth, Miss, in til Hospital, May 26th, r. W
NELSON aged Is years. of the Chcsgo Light Artillery.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20
Record for 1862
KEPT By Z. h. BIGGs, TaIRD sTREET.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES,
RT. BACHELORS HAIR DYE THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.-WnLIAM A. BATcHELoR's celebrated
Har Dye produces color not to be distinguished from
nalurewarraated not to njure the Hair in the least
remedies the i'll effects of bsd dyes, and nvgora'es the
Hair for life. GazY Red RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH.
ELOR, ON TIE FOUR SIDES OF EACH BOX.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY STREET..
NEW YORK.
(La!e 233 Broadway and Is Bond sreetJ jel d&Wly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20
DIR, WIN. B. HURD'S
n euralgia Plasters

never fail to give satisfaction to all who test their virtue
ONE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED.-To intro.
duce Dr. Hurds Dental Remedies into every county.
Men or women who want to make money quickly, can
They new, usefe and low priced and We are spen
AGENTS Boxes of samples, containing dozen Of the
one dollar packages above specified with circulars will
person wishing to test his her skill In selling with the
view of becoming an agent They can be sold in day.
ms7-We would rather pay salaries than Commissions
to those who prove themselves efficient statesmen.
-Now isthe time to go into the business. For ad.
dress and references see above. feb2l dawly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
A SOUTHERN AOcoUNT.

The Savannah Rspublcan, of the % inst, ssys
1--WE bad a long Interview Yesterday with Corporal
Chss T LAw, Of the p iK hsmen, who bft ught up
the news Of the surrender Of the fort snd prtsen,
At the tim the Conedsrata q e was lowered.
Corpora Law arrived At he tort ia company with the
sig sl man, wlom be vent 10 plot five o'clock FL
Day mo-iinS-; the dsy .'" -n'F-bder lie remained
inside the NO he ~ ing q bombaidmept
on tina. dog, and letias cred, making hls
way to the south vbarf steamer was ap
preaching the pnrtb llnG. the bomoardust'
commeocsd on Thursiay, Ne C enemy oHleHts lit
on Tybee were visible except from the smoke, "p,Sn %
pointed out the different localities 10 our GARRISON tne
-, "a In frnm the fort soon removed all obstacles
of rees and ssod when all discernibe. They we're
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
FALL OF FORT PULASKI.

The New York II rq,d h,s a I'm; account of the bomb
ArImenl aud capture OF Fort Pala,k. After descrb-
ug miauy he vas. array OF guus aad mortars in the
tsysn batteries which bore upon the FORT it gives tie
following correspondence:
HsADQgLKTKRs DEPARTMENT eF SoUrH,
TYBEk ISLAND. GA, April 10 Il 1862.
To the COMMANDING OFFICER, Fer; Pulaski:
sr:-I hereby dema If you the immediate surren-
der and restoration Of Fort Pulaski the authority aud
possession OF the United 5 aies
This dsniAad is made with view to avoiding il poss
bic the fusion OF blood which must result from the
cembartmer. and attack in readiness 10 be open
ei
The number, calbre and complstentsI Of the bate
Ihs surrounding you, leave doub as TO Wba; must
resu. IN case OF ,eius,l and the defence however
obstinate must eyenu lily sIecumb to the assilDg orcs
al my disposal it is kopsd you will fit to avert the
ulFl-ss waste OF life.
Tbis comma icItion will b, carried to you under a
. Of Truce By Lieut. j. II. Wilson, U UIited States Ar
mSrv VINO is authorized 10 wait any prioi no; exceed
ing thirty mru es i;om dsiy ry for ytu' answer.
have the honor to b ; cir, your most obsdien! Scr
vAnI,
DAVID HuSrER
Msor General Commanding.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
DAVID HuSTER
Msjor General Uommandlng.
REPLY

RIPLY.
ux,ror,,rxp, Fosr PoLuKI. ApriI 10 1862
-. .,.-',,i;a, 80 r,hso
Nj Or u1nef% DAVID hO"'A"' "a
IsAnd;-
SR:-l have the honor TO l'dge me recep' oi
your communication Of ths date demanding the unooh
donal surr, Ter OF Fort Pdla ki.
II Tepy ! can ony say tha.l AN here TO dFisnd TIC
fort not 10 turrender It.
have The hooOs " be, very respectfully, your obsci
eut servant
CHAs H. oLAsTEAO.
col,nsl First Volunteer regim.nt OF G.ores, com-
u,''grs.,,osl
,.y.,.,. ,,c.i,.d a, the wharf and hi.
=, co.,.,.d q, ,lol,ni O.maesd II, rem ued
rel, Wa, r.ceiyed. aouu. freu
~ .' -. M. ~ .n,d,,t,iy r,fpruet 10 Tyb E
ma .i,' s,;sa-c5 il 90 sl, nlner. Upon s colters
"1t .ci,1rl .oI.,-ryb CONT .oWu, sisl4l vas
- Fr.T. g,.., ma 20 be hrtd Gensul Huot,L
- K.rnsm G ,n,r,! Gilmore. C.rt4i4 Roger, sua
-. /, burr,ei out @ tls oat,eries where
o'',,, .,.S - - c',, ~. N airrd
e'0u VI" an. p,,,p,.nys,r.
49,. ...,.,.... - ,,.,, ~.
"a T-us sliy MORNING. .. ,n'ros, inch met
FIRE was tpertd 1S GT'onss '"i'U,n io ,"or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

FFE0NOVT RsILROSp COMPANY.
TE11 ths NOrh Carolina And the Rehmond and Dsn-
vile lzlroAds b-s.ei Green boto, AMI DA1Ve ~ AZ
n rI sut-i y e Charte Of The Pvinont Tread,
We rs erea 'slbss,pto q the said Sslrold ~ ths Au-
.,ar cr ~ ne ~ ho and Daayie RSir0ad Comp
c saturday tn eabscbers viii Five Dol
iArs per sasse, A. he ta1e = sa1scT trG
LEWIS = HAgN!B
Y sfo6In, iOonFL
t-s4-f TH0 - BR1tgEsBROUGs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

Richmond, Va,

Publishes and oGsEs for sale
fows ns aisty Virginia. Hs.ory NJ Wrgins,
Ifs ovcry Cse by Europeans 20 the present time BY
Rpsert horson. Vo syo. Volume contains The
giory Colony tie Ptsee Of Pare IN 1863 Volume
cousanz History Of the Colny and Of the from l16S
the RetrOoe,s,on sf Alex .ndriAin 1871 $3.50
przs ayth In IL praises Of ts Of VI How
Jsy co1sider- the best extended History Of
.fs stAts published.
hs5y Of Valley Of vrgois b. sanaei Kerehsva vol
syc .heep second edition revised ti.5O
De Hass' History and indian Wars u Western Yrgnia-A Bis
tory The Early seteeeut md Indian War Western Vgni
saeing Of the Expeditions In the west,
i Al-o Bogsp phea g. etcheS Of Col fb.nef.r
aa Saior dCuoch, Lewis Wet= General Daniel BroA1hesa'
fien Ae9 Is ss Capt samue prsiy william Crawford,
Poe ali other disng guhe1 AtorI IN cur Border %
h.nhs'ntiy ulustTA'ed by |ns De Bs9. t.oo. He
sSF SSH CITRATE HAGNETIA sGd ssdlts Pow.
~ a.. nT rre, a. d old by MyADE BAKER. Fharmaeeu'
= 10y. t.P--' % 80 80. d iais
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
L-EADcUARrNgs UEPAyJWsSr cE EcNziCo.
RcsrycsD, "a, March IN, l,t2.
srSssAL oRDEGs,

GENERAL O1DEGS,
Nc. s
CLJha1 Po-t,r Is apPoutei PTovoI = A5saA q ias
es- ~ zchrlsl AID Csrt ns A Q ltal1 I'D = = As
- s,-5.-t-I Al. slant P.av1st HaI1s!5-
Al s1n-ni-s .5ls ru5s' %, s- co1cer1'uS pANPeF i'i
a., ..5 51 n Guar rr bs % ihe pro os ilr'7tl
5- ne eitv N E-ancnd 90 fi7.Iei u.' ivp Ni--.v fs
,-s. ~ Irs eo1ms1cur % srsE si.s and lulll-s gP
Ia 5- 70 Main ,s-t thtac, M Nsll si,; @ est-rnof or
I trs Il = stsgu tsne 1P - ;ssi 60 ne h1il o. me
ci.y. $500. a., .-.--.-.a 81,
Cs.,1u A u oFl; and che l ct vest Of SAL me D aa-zf
e. 1nssns ~ Cs.tka % j. q. IAy-srd
III Samuel Nac-uBbil s app.i1t't Ct.-i OF fst'--
By order Of Brs Gen- sSo. h NusnsA
l. - PsGE
"a Asst. ,JiT GeasEaL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
IMPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
j. 5. ROBERTSON.

j. =. ROBERTSON,
OoEIsH 00v1AzoA AID 'HAsEI1 s1HEzrS, .7s,,,,, ,,,,,,
fEPs constantly hand large and varied Ais0r'usni u
E1RILY GR0CERIEy sd Jsas LIQUORS aHd CIGARS,
Imported expressly :or This market.
A'o The ss oid sys Esi.SY nd Apple asi Peach BRAN
Alqao and Grosrro ca sy an warranted pure and
sOo Os Oeen Snd soldiers Stationed a, and away on Rich
G0aNIssIoN BUsrgEsa-Eu make liberal advances en- To-
sss'o Shss sSs .ys AZ S'a saor 2soavcH st ne com
Ls.hsr Sac, PSts,Sss ssS Pc, O''''
oUTcE 2AGzS AND PROMPT RETURNS IslS
CORF g. Just 80 ea,ss u suelt Essense Of oOi
- Zee one rSat@ge o. tbs Essence eqnAl 70 fOGr Po1nes Of
Hhsi ". FErERsoSA Co., DruSss~-
tVHg have grsd eopArtasrshp for The parOs,
o Fsoveras the Van Of asea tasea and other property
PSopt aeaoa TO ali cases entrusted 70 9Ssr care Per terms
a., srpy % ool cHAs X ,Lilsy, Us Tssioyn, 70 10
Sovs5Ssr. sal asef 5aAES4ss It rlss.ssna
oris-u 20. L MONTAGUE
NOTICE.
UFAyIN been sdvse By NY Physician msny friends
i O. ron S Se9S', o. % eT0SI s6 s5 ny sc. ss ssy. con
az Mu Gai IO very low IreeL Nv sick c0Si,Ire Of
g1lbs'e'q i'm ny I'd Clover As{
ls'ts.,,,f EisusEtas ;ni fau,u o.nsl,,
s,h~ o. >ss orl'aaR'ssslF
G q .so,as.,s SO MstcAss. FerPsr
Als, Q q a;er, Austa-d ' ..
haIs <. is.tl, ca us-al
Hr. su j1G hp o. tislr Cats Cora,
Ard many u--rr e 500 %. 7trn.
SaiIuls ISIS lshtd ot'x rsi Atu ie and sincere
hNk - g c-s irsd ',r the very 7tFa pat or
ss. ana Yin % 1T p. have ra Sgte1 ~ mr
an ttrsB iadtb'ei vii confer geN favol bg
ga II ~ AVID trg t1r a'cnuuts wiihous
as.isiSnc my youny men AsvIas sore In he army:
no HRr A. DABNET,
sgi,-u o,Inss Of rro, "a ..E.s.
400 gross !. .SETESS lRhI50S 0Dn Us
HUI u iAs betglEEJ, Tor sAls bI " PETERSON 90,
- = IN q ort @hI
FOCTH SIDE RAILROAD.
BtHE TassrnFc- tssins follow: hoI- Petersburg S
d L-u,fiu ~ Gsils usI A n.
Frl. Lyachsurg 4 Pee 50 arg tuiy st 5 A n.
U pg- ~ AZ he Jun vt1 TIE sichs,ad ard 0anyne RAFT
Al LypcAbu. VII tha Vi uiA and feanssses Rsrosd,
AMI hence ~ pats TsRnessse AbAn Mississippi kan
sAs All ttXGs,
GPla 2. hKr, ss,. SgeG
HD. Qrs CRrrccslELo sArrzaI oF Ldur AAruIEaT,
gich=oad IA CD 4-h. :s02. !
pkRgICs Lars NSgICE.
gAVTG receive Substitutes y tA osssty We ar
sr,us Of e-Hslng 50 atsseai Aad cable yoang
70 None tul such viii ans ser ne
.b,ye desc iip-ou sll he received
sl5sttues not asAly IN Camp will report hsmseyes a. Ss
Evcas corner d th aid Cary sTeeti rmedAeJ, other
vie hey Wiu With, iessrters Aceo.inS % lay
5rAsLrTJS CkUrCHFtELD
VA. = TANNER.
u,ts-ff CHAs w6RCHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
BgADoyAErEks DyPAErdESr OF aEsNCn, I
Rcsz0sD, Va, March AL, l5SS.
GENERAL ozDERS

B ts ofAe authcrty conferred BY Geneva! Orders No
AHutnt md Iagpsc Gznerla Hct darcs lls +og,
O. lcdEn appoiltcd Provost Aaralsl 81 . u ~
~ ara hs ADJOINING anl surr1u1d u c51ay t-F te Instance
o. "a llill1.
y The Passport Ccs h cor'nuei at - pres'u location, IN
a. .a.-ss o. ihs Provost Nz-shA+
fII ne dsilkii1l ana tfri1gis1 o.. vuoes, a.ees -
zlas lqu-s o. 0tse. lli1u,ar1s hg'-=A,s5 si.le
- --rs- al persons Quad B-1r sci Is, giving away, o.
h. ais 1iaza. iis1o- 7g cf r1c7 b-s-rss.t- -,
Iv All peol ef eve -ss.=-, eyc-pt 'ss u ne ssfue o.
d. .t o. Cc -tsrse sfa, hsr-g asls l th-r Paetslh
Id va- he s.a .1 lkt t-dla1ca DVar mrg On or before
a. san f.r-a So OhT .Hey be sEz-t --- -Asrl pa
,5a s py n proves, NAg-s- A-s o- az as = t- ''ss
. f-.- slus isigsrsi Col c. tsc STATE rae-
Il m tl.s -.y T1e U-Ei ss- s,.' Nita s '.---h,
e,5-1, b 5ats dies -ress 5s-I sh3 Elrs hai il1 OF
49, n. = nav b. u1f1l 20 h ASH C1as2-usli ~ te
uaI- TO- private 0fere- iaz-7 % F-9l' ose N11
fg----,s-t srz-1 ll sllc vt a- rr--rl Iar
81 5risr o. B-is -Gs-- 30. u wls9Es, C'z'ts a.
l. PAfs,
-.stf A. Al = os1.
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u.sR ZOUAvEs.
y slIl,tln1 q 20 5p,ny Of INYAl

rINHr u1desgusd e.ing 60 ap.ny 0f 'Sr @s
RsIr5ent yifgina Volunteers, n be eAled Mlss
rIyGs IN conn ths memo 81 nc lac u plain we
p,nv WIbs cted oy VI O. Pa dson 10 tho Lou-
Bsiug faui a. 10 q ts drills, and hayi si5ed Capt
v In The raa Of th. Rre7eh Wos 90 byonet exercise,
- h,Iv IN instruct IN that drill b. quesl red
Mi tamea enter this sry &c II spFy 10 he u
,,n-d on 18Th do above In The u-usi
4, a. 40 s be pail the men when mustered into consie
rl, seryes- ...,
sps-ln oE PAkDis0h.
I.OrZk,S SWISS LEATHER PRvsBRvA- :
tive for narg Boots and ehoes son and dursble. 49,
vstsprooL sale BY DUvAL Of Main and leh
s.rs-t. sN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

fCO,LaT sOAPs.-A ehriee 10, Of Toilet sosps Psrfrg
l. Psnsdes, Tooth BTsshes, ke, for sslsb by DOVE ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

The following i, he ooncluson of Col w. Q. SCOTS
report Of the Rich Mountain affair:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

400 GROSS E.sETESS DEhI50S 01t Us
HUI u iAe bestSlEeiJ Tor 'As bI " PETERSON 90,
u -, as..s NH
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

A CuRrouS PIEcE OF BUSINESS - As all
our readers are aware, Mr.. William Vanlue,
late Treasurer, owes Hancock county the
sum Of 80. 500 - being the balance remain
ing in his hands that should have been paid
over to his successor, Mr. Huber, but which
was not so paid over. By retaining cou n,y
funds Mr.. Vanlue made himself liable to
prosecution. AT the beginning Of the pres
ent term Of Court ONE or THE GRAND jurors
WAS ABSENT, and It devolvea upon the Sher'
| G 10 I'll the place OF the absentee. Whc
DO our readers suppose wes choseni MI
William Vanlue, who was Immediately
swoas IN AS FoREMss OF THAT BoDY!
We submit to the people Of Hancock
whether the clique that have taken contro
of the county are no. carrying matters lii
tie too far. As matter Of course, had the
treasury matter come before the Grand Jury
that body could not have indicted thei
Foreman. So the whole matter is smugglet
under and got along with for the present.
The people who are paying interest on OF
ders for want Of this money, will hold thes
gentlemen to n strict account. We wan
them 10 remember this Transaction, ant
shall take special care that it shall not b
forgotten.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

At a regular commu unication Of Findlay
Temple No. l2G |. o. G. T., the following
.-eomble and resolutions were adopted and
ordered 10 be published in the papers Of
IFindlay;
Whereas, In addition to the names OF oul
brethren OF the order heretofore reported as
killed or morts'ly wounded at the battle o.
lpittsburg Landing, we have 10 mourn the
loss OF Richard Campbell and Alexandel
Flemingi and
Whereas, Sunlry others Of our members
were more or less severely wounded in the
same engagement; therefore
Resolved, BY the members OF this order
That we accord to our deceased brothers th'
full honors to which, as martyrs to the sa
lcred cause Of liberty they are Justly entitled
1 Claiming them as brothers in life, we vii
lament them as such in death, and cberlsl
their names and the memory Of their nobl'
deeds to the latest hour Of our lives.
Resolved, That our wounded brothers
Captain James Wilson, Seth Todd. S. +
lSmith, Granville Hamilton, Daniel Shafer
u. A, Dixon, Lemuel Swaney, Harrison Ben
ner, Martin Bever, and Arthur Hanes i
lIiustly due the name of brave and loyal de
, tenders Of their country's honor in this he
dark and trying hour-that they have ou
warmest sympathies in their afliction an
p our earnest wishes that they may be speed
! | iy restored to health and usefulness.
b. F. RosEsssRe, W. @.
8 E. PARKER, W. r. S,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23


The following resolutions were adopted
by the members of L. Button Fire Company
No. |, May l7th, 1862;
Whereas, We have heard OF the death o.
brother, William Schwab, who died from {
wound received at the battle Of Shiloh
where he fought as brave and true soldier
therefore be it e..
Resolved, That in the death Of our re
spected brother, William Schwab, a mem
Der OF l.. Button Fire Company No. /, we
have lost a ttusty member, his friends .
worthy member oftheir family, and the arm,
a true and brave soldier.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathizt
with his beteaved parents aud friends, ant
tender them our fullest coincidence.
| Resolved, That we will attend his tunero
TO morrow, and that our Foreman be request
ed to invite the members OF Citizens Gif
Fire Company No. Q, and the members o
the Fire Department, TO join us in payint
this last tribute OF respect TO our departed
brother.
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolu'
tions be presented to the friends Of deceas
ed, also be published in the county papers.
J. W. MoCRAcKKN,
j. n. HoRN, Committee.
q. r. CApELL,
J. Il. GRosE, Secretary.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

PLANT AND Sow.--We are in the midst, o
for aught we know, in but the beginning, oI
an internal war such as never before, and
may never again help make up the histor,
OF the world. The end is not yet, and wis
dom would dictate that we prepare and pro.
vid. for all possible emergencies. 100000
working men, have left their farms, work.
shops, and Offices, and hav gone inty the ar
my. These men must all be fed and clothed
by those who remain at home.
To aid in this matter, we would therefore
respectfully suggest TO our farmer friends e
put in an "extra acre" this season, o
wheat and corn, and potatoes, oats, or any
thing that will be food for man and beast
and beside performing patriotic work b!
so doing, they will not be without the.
pecunary reward. The prospect ahead i
bright that almost every kind Of produce will
command prices for the next twelve months
that will abundantly repay the cultivation
of the soil.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

LOOK TO YouR GnAPE viNss.-The grape
flea hns reappeared, says an exchange, and
should be destroyed. This may be done by
crushing with thumb and finger, il no bette
way has been discovered. II is a small, darl
green bug, with glossy she'll, and may b
found on a warm day upon vines, apparent
ly sucking the oczing sap near the swelling
bnds II not killed. it eats its way into III
center OF the budsas fast as they shoot fortl
and in this way DESTROYS the fruit, germ an
leaves OF the vine. Pass along your trelis
ses two or three times a day until the ma
Tauders are extermnaiel, which may b,
done efrectually by patient attention as sug
gested. A sunshiny day is best for their dis
covery.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

LFcruRE. E.--The immortal J. N. FnEE the
Intelectual Conqueror Of the World"
who has dived deeper into the wells OF phi
losophy than "any other man." who has
brought from thence the NEST gorgeous
pearls OF thought, will lscture at the Cour,
House in Findlay, this, Friday evening
subject "Truth and the Union." ]. N. Ia,
made martyr OF himself 8 score Of times,
and having devoted life and fortune to the
good Of the human race rs willing again tc
suffer. ~. NJ" is literally ia brick"