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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

SroPrKD 'EM.-The Davenport papers have
discontinued their special morning dispatches.
We told them several weeks ago that they
would be unable to make anything out of the
operation, as the mail leaves Davenport too
early for their accommodation. They sneered
at US, however, At the time, but they will now
observe th.t we were correct in our surmises
The JOURNAL will continue to issue its
mail edition regularly.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07
Revolution in Brazil.

New YORK, Feb. 5.
Additional details by the French mail re-
port that Gen. Flores had taken possession
Of Santa Fe, Rosas, the late Governor, and
Gen. Lopez had fled to the desert Troops
had been sent in pursuit of them.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07
DIED.,

On the evening of the 5'h inst, MARY T., infant
daughter CT Charles F. and Fannie L. Goddard, aged
five months and twenty days.
The funeral will take place at the house on 5h street
on tomorrow, (Fridsy at two O'clock The friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

TREATMENT OF THE SICK SoLDIERs.-A cor
respondent at St. Louis writes to US complain
ing of the treatment of the sick and wounded
soldiers in the general hospital at that place.
He saws the different wards in this institu-
ton are under the supervision Of persons who
are grossly inattentive to their business, and
in some cases conduct themselves with down.
rigth cruelty to the unfortunate soldiers tina
come under their care. Our correspondent is
Justly indignant over this state of affairs, and
thinks "some changes might be made among
the officers that would be beneficial to all
concerned"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07
Beautiful Complexion.

DooroI THOMAS T. CHAPMAN will send to all who
wish free Of charged the Receipt and full directions
making and using beautiful vegetable Balm, that
will efectuay remove Pimples Bloches Tan Freckles
&c &C., leaving the skin smooth clean, and beauti.
full; also full directions for using PELArREAus cKLE
BHArED srInuLANT warranted to start full growth Of
Whskers, . Mustache, IN less thar thirty days.
Either Of tho above b obtained BY mall BY
addressing with stamps for return postage) DE- THox
40 !. CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist, ss1 Broadway,
New York.
s~A British ofheer writing from Tsheran, Persia
to the "London Times, !" remarks "A Cashartis Pill,
manufactured by Fan American Chemist" Ds. J. G.
AVER, of Lowell, Mans has cured the Shah ofs Liver
Complaint that threatened his life. This simple fact
might be expected, renders tho Americans immensely
popular here, while We English overlooked. Doubt
less scholars made the discoveries which
poys, and thus It Is In sverything do the labor
then the housing Americans put their mark it and
take tho reward. Doctor Aver idissd by tho Court
and it, rstaners here which will doubtless BE- reflected
20 him gold snuff-box, diamond hiitsd sword,
while not the Of Davy Chrstisou Brodie-
the great lights by which he shines, Il known"-Nss
FORK Sunday Paper.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07


inmates seriously. Fe,O are aware Of
the importance Of stopping Tough or
Slight field in its first stage; that
whjch il The beginning ,uould yield to
a mid reo,eiy, if not attended to, soo,
attacks tie lungs.
4<oun's A<cnc/1inL >9xcch<s
,1ere first Introduced eleven years ago.
It has bee-s proved that they are the best
article before the public for Reuahs,
folds, -B<enchifis, Hsthoza,
Eataxxh, the Hacking Cough in ecn-
sun7htic1, and numerous affections Of
the >Shsoaf, giving immediate relief.
Public Speakers and Singers,
wiU .5irsd them efsctul for clearing and
Strengthening the voice.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers i.
Msi1cire, at rs cents Ger boz.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CTATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE
~ New England Fire and Marine Inlurance
Company OF Hartford, Conn. the 1st day nu
ary 1862, made the Auditor Of the State o Iowa
to the Statute Of that State approved January
%, 1851
LIST. The name of the Company Is the 'New England
Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF Hartford
and Is located a. Har' 70 d, Conn
Cd. he amount of Capital Stock is 5000 900 90
3d. The amount of its ptA Stock paid up 900 90
4th. The ASSETS Conway AAL A. Follows :
Cash hand and in Bank s39, 1853 80
Cash in the hands of and due from Agents. 1910 ~
$5I 463 50
Real Estate owned BY the COMPANY, none.
Debts due the Company secured by mortga-
ges of Real Estate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3l, 4o4 50
Debts due the Company secured by pledge Of
Bank stock ................ 10TH SO
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

FouND.-In front of the Post Office, Mon
day, 4 pocket book, containing a small
amount of money. 1t can be had at this Of
fico
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, January 3Oth, 1862 in Fulton
Township by the Rev. W. Poston, Mr.. Abraham Long
to Miss Nancy Purcell all of Muscatne county, Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

Town PRoPERTY In 1860 the value of the
town property in this county was estimated
at 81 900, O33, in 1861 it was worth 81, 025,-
45s = showing decrease Of $32l,2o9. This
is pretty heavy falling off, but will not be-
gin to compare with the decrease in the same
species of property in our neighboring county
of Scott
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

CONTRIBUTIONS FOR The SoLD1ERs-We
have received a letter from Surgeon Watson.
of the 18th Iowa Regiment, dated at the hos
pital at Fulton, Mo-, on Jan. 9th, denying
the statement made by US on the authority Of
several letters from members Of that regiment,
that the sick soldiers never see the delicacies
that are sent there by the Aid Societies, and
also that the officers and attaches of the hos
pital eat most of them. He declares that the
only deicacies received at the Regiment hos
pital, from Muscatine, through the State
Agen:, Mrs. Wittcnmyer, were three papers
of corn starch. Capt Beach received pri-
vate box at California, for which he paid
heavy charges, and generously gave all for
the sick and last week COL Hare received q
similar box and appropriated it in the same
manner.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

CTATEMrNT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
- Nor III American Fire Insurance COMPANY,
OF H>hrFo-D. the 3lst day Of December 1851 made
to the Auditor of the State Of Iows pursuant to the
statute Of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
l. The of this Company 10 NoRru AMEslcAr Prsr
INSURANCE COMPANY OF Hartford, Connectk IT.
CAPITAL.
3. The amount Of its Capital Stock 10 00nO 90
3. The amount of Its Capital Stock, actually
paid up, In Cash, 10 800 200 90
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07
THE JOURNAL.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

PoRk STILL IN DExAND.-See advertise
ment of S. o. Butler, ESQ.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

NDERSON's LATIN LEXICON,
n for salo st BURGE3T'o,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

A PRETTY "Wednesday afternoon,
Harry Compton, Esq, treated party thirty
or more Of his little friends to sleigh-ride
All Of the happy children bore in their
hands miniature American flags. They drove
around the streets for some time, singing the
Star-Spangled Banner and various other ma
tional airs, altogether as joyous and merry a
crowd of little ones as you will find anywhere
We do not recollect of ever having seen more
beautiful or impressive sight than these ju-
venile patriots and Their starry flags, and we
are certain that that glorious old hymn, the
Star Spangled Banner, never SC unded better to
our ears than as its soul.stirring words were
lisped forth by the lips of the little singers
Thus doubtless thought that old man, who,
carried away by his enthusiasm, swung his
hat in the air, and gave three lusty cheers
for the little folks and their plays.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

That INEVITABLE GROUND HOG. - Last
Sunday was the day which from time
immemorial has been devoted to that singular
little quadruped- ground hog. 1t is said
that on the second of February his hogship
comes out of his hole to enquire into the
state of the weather If he sees his shadow
his teeth chatter and he Immediately makes
tracks for his earthly residence, convinced that
the state of the atmosp, ere will be altogether
too frigd for his delicate constitution. On
the contrary if he does not cast shadow he
remains out. The question now arises as to
whether the ensuing six weeks will be cold
or warm. This depends on whether Mr. Hog
is an early riser or not. lfhe has fallen into
the prevailing habit Of sleeping late Sunday
mornings, it will be warm. If he came out
early it will be cold. AS it is the thing is
considerably mixed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

ITO BxCH4NoE. tho fciloving property for goods or
i real sstste; -Four Horsss = ipcIat:ng Q pair Of
fast srottng spotted pones; two sss of Double HaE
ness. Two Seated Carriage, California Wassn,
p 3g.A6Wte a. AkiAkls's Lvaiyl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07
IL Slight Cold, Cough,

oKon<aeness, or 5fc<e
Throat, which might be
checked with a simple rem
edy, if neglected, often ter
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05
Good Ground for Exemption.

TIE State Joura1l tells this story
Of the exempting ply sieian in that
city:
'Doc!or, if the lame iont won't
answer. have another all sufficient
reason; one that yo1 can't rriHae
N" exemption Tor"
"Wna: is i'l' estcl the ioctrr.
WHY. the fsr' Il doctor have
not good sonsr-- ! am an i,iiot " sol
emn.y replied tho applicant.
-" seii the doctor. "wba'
nroo' teve Y u OF that2 What .yi.
dcrcc can vou brippp"
Proc; conclusive.' esid applicant.
Why. air | voted Tor Jun Buchsn
an And il that ism. proof ol .
mans being a d--d idiot. ! don:
know bog i,i,oeY could he proven
Tho loc,or Prave|y nln,'ted the
sutticiehcy ot he proof, hut mildly
su2gcst,d that tho al,p!;csr, had
iuIi7 'ccov,T ! from til. condtipn ~
mental imhcciiitv thnt prou vted lim
to an nc, 81 ihio,ic. TIE applicant
.ecrnot struck with the ilra, took
his departure, ard ia, last we heard
oi him he wss looking for fgL..ug
! Colonel to enlist under.
Another Inan came into the oiii 2
whc, zing and cnnsliug, rhry n
wher2s and cough.) asking for &
I certificate OF exemption. Con wlat
gruund'' again asked The doctor.
"Why you sec. doctor. INV breath
ing is very hat; am badly wind
broken; ! cannot ran any distance
nj all without getting ont Of breath,
"Iou ATE iuat the kind oi a mer
we want Tor o soldier said the doc
tor. I'VE want soldiers that can
,uni"
Exit applicant. and the last ",
saw Of him no was going it at 2 A.
on a iull run, hunting Tor snhsti
Il tufa
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MEMPHIS. August rs "A numtl

MEMPHIS. August 2S "A number
OF persons who halo been calcu
Iatiug to visit the Nor'h we're arr,et
ed yestertay by the Military Con-
mittce. General Sherman has ie
sued his ord;r to the Board Of Trad,
Committee, prohibiting the import
a'ions and ssfe by all persons oi
arms, anmpnitions, ealt and eslt
meats. except on procurement OF
apeclel permits for that purpose. -
Also, dealers arc TO keep system ac.
counts OF amounts Of goods received
here. and Of the disposition ot same.
Their books at oil times to be kept
open to tho inspection Of Provost
Marshals. Dealers in nrms and
medicines endeavoring TO get the
same ontside the national lines, are
to be arrested and condemned to sui
ter the extreme penalty Of Military
Law. Chas ID. Hard was arrested
yesterday bv the pickeia. with mail
bags, desliged f,r the Couicderacy
He styles himself An international
mail agent.
A meeting called yts tcrday twelve
miles South Fast OF Memphis, to or
ganiza q guerrilla band, was eur
rounded and captured by a company
Of cavalry, and ejght'en prisoners
thRtn
\ detlchmeut Of Nationals occu-
pied lleruaudo on Thnrsdnv, cap.
turing = train ti cats from Granada
A. rebel force la said TO be st Coli
Water, few mles distant. NllIi.
pigue, with 1000 men, is reported
moving through Grand Junction. ---
Prominent occe5sionsts say Brsgg's
army has gone to Western Virginia
and will soon appo,r on the knnawa
river, ard march 10 the Ohio river.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05
Fever and Ague.

from whc, mankind suffer over q large part of
The slol'c, il The consequence of u iissnsed act on
~ the sy-tein, induccd by the poiscnSus n,ins,n
of vegetable decay. This cxhaIntion Is eyol,et
hI tlir action OF solar heat on wet soh, and rises
with the watery vapor from it. While the sun L,
below the horizon thtS yapor Ringers near the
carths surface, and the ylius IL taken with "
through the lungs into the blood There IL art &.
as an irritating poison on the internal vScrra
AID cxcrcting organs Of ihc bOiy. Ilic liver br-
comes torpid aud falls To secfete not Only this
virus. Int also the bile from the bloSl. Both
tho virus and the bile accumulate in the circua
10, AMI produce violent constitutional disorder
NO spleen. thc Kidneys, and the stomach 81 m.
pathizc with tho liver, and become disordrrcd
also. Finally, the Instinct Of our organism ~
" in an attempt 20 cxpci tic noxious infnsion
'orcnrniea the wholc blood Of the bodv in ihe
Internal oxcrctolSs To force them to ca-t il olt
Tho blood leaves the surface. and rnshcs 70 the
central organs with congcstiyc violence This 4.
the CHILL But IN this effort il fails Then tlr
FtNKn follows. in which tho blood leaves the
central organs and rushos TO the surface, rs IL
~ another ciVrt to oxpcl the Irritating poison
through The other great eXcrrtory - the skln. IN
this also i fails and the system abandons the AZ
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery oi
strength 10 repeat the hopeless effort annthcr,lnv
These arc The fits or paroSysms Of FEVER IND
AGUR. Sdeh constitutional Disorder viii OF
soar und"tinine The health II u l. not rcTno,cI
Wy have lnboied 10 And, Bna have iO,si,l, 40
nutilcte
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05

Delicate females viii find no better reme.
dy TO strengthen their nervous system than
HooAand's German Biters. Read the al
yertisement IN smother column.
Ed. JEsstRsoNI,s - IL would be srea
accommodation to the lovers Of taste and
economy oni TIE friends OF civilization, II
the citizens Of Mt. Dlsnchsrl would cut The
jamestown (De;us sitamoridm) and o,h.i
weeds hon the pub ic streets AMI alleys
We hope this wlll be o timely notice.
Tire will of many, who subscribe them
selye. AsTr-STsANosIUa.
Mr. BLhscnAHD, Sept. 4, 1862.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05
Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncrtralizes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates thc liver to expcl 1t from
,he body. As Il should, 30 Il docs care this IL.
nictivc disorder with perfect certainty. And 1t
doea more, or rather docd what e Of morc ser
vice 70 thc'c subject n this Injection. Il taken
IL scnsOn Il eypelq il from the system IA II Ia nj.
sorh"d, and tliui kecps tuOs2 WHO use Il FREQ from
IT. attacks Keeps the system IN henlth although
.Apoi.t 10 tho disease Consequently it %, only
carss, bat protects from, The sTsa, variety Of al
fecton' which src induced ty e.ia malisnaL;
influence, such az RGfnittcnG Fever, Chill Fever,
Damh, or Masked Agao, Periodical Headache
o. b'lori it1lsehc, DllioaA fSvcr-, Neuralgia
attenuation, Cout, Dlmdraei Tool ache, Lar
ache, Cc'arrh, Asthma, rripi,a,ion4, pa,nfIil Al.
fccton' oe the Spleen, Hystcres, Cpllc, Paralysis,
fad Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow.
-'e, Ill Of which, when arisins s,om this cause
ih DC touud 80 assume lnore OF css the lntsr1nii-
irni type, Tls "AoUg CUEE" removes tho cause
ji tlc9c arrangements, mud cure the disease.
This 1t acrcinpiiihes Ivy stimulating the excrn-
iorici to cZ7cl tie virus from the tystcm; ari
theas O.. .R u- deEtcts become habl.Gi 70 10 thij
their Cii.cr of thcir own s-com Hence aiircs
What ~ i'rm dcclindi'7D. Time may accomplish
Viz .lU, cul bui often life Is no. long enough. OF
"a iaCgi.ced IN tho attempt, white this "AauE
CURE does il NJ once. ard with safety We hnv,
fieht reason 10 beiieIe this IA Eurcr ns well A.
safer remedy for tho whole class of d.cases
which are caused by the masmatic lnfcctiou.
tttn any Other which has been Discovered; and
II hhA stli an6tlcc important ADVANTAGE to the
public iLleA IL, that 1t is cheap aa well az good
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05

MssaiAos.-Married on the 2sth of Aug
ust, at the residence OF Mr.. N. Y. Meforj,
by Rev. A. }. Imhoff, Or, l.. D. Pope, o.
MARSHALL. Indiana, and Miss Mary e. Haw
kins, Of this county.
Married on the 4th day OF September
1852, by Rev. y. Gray. at his own residence
John Nelson with Violet Ann Jelley.
On the I'd dsy Of September, 1862, at th,
ReeG House, in Findlay, by Rev. ID. Gtay
Hezekish Slower with Mary F.. Delsny.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05
Dyspcp-ia and General Debility.
March 3. lshS.

MHTfI y, lcDos
Or. c. W. RorAcK Dear Sir;--For the
benefit Of snderlrg humanity permit me to
say that i have found your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. a sure cure
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint.
have suffered from the above mentioned dis.
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was advised by friend TO try your Blood
Purifier and Pills and did 40. was llving
in Cincinnati at the time, aud went to your
Office and purchased one bottle of the pnrI.
fer and one box Of Pulls to commence witt,
and bless the day found your valuable
med cines, for | am enjoying good health at
present, aud feel confident that the cure is
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they please, as for me, give me the Blood
Purifier and Pills for all chronic disease,
which arse from impure blood or deranse.
ment Ct the digestive organ. ! take NJ 9th
er medicines, and have not for the last
eighteen months. Most truly,
7. '. DrnoIs.
Sec advertisement.
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DR.. HOOFLAND'S
Balsamic Cordial 7

For Tns SPEEDY CURE OF CouGns, CoLps, fsfLu.
FNzA, CGuUr, IiciRsESgss. BRsScHfrrs. PrEu,
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VI n Cordial. producing combination So wel'
adapted t. tie purposes intended. thai The
are but icV cases of diseases which viii not
AT an carl" period. yuccumb to its lcaling and
liic.giviug properties.
For ages, has The treatment NJ pulnOnarv
dise1sos Urcurlrd 'tf greater purticn NJ the
attention Of the scientific oi the medical world.
Oui none acquired more eminrnoe IN his troaf
ment Of these diseases, than the ceisbrated
Prusstin Dr. tIoe0and. the originat tor Of the
Dalsa'nir Cordial. Iisliie was devoted 10 tks
production oi rrired ~ that would stand uur,-
vailed. How well ha has succeeded. the Amer
lean people arc abio te indee; audwe positive.
~ assert, that uo pisparations that have evo
been phCo6 hciorc thorn. have ccnterredt Va
same amoun; ofSsDenfs on sgfstt Ing b hurna n,sv,
or have el'clied SO many coinusndatons tron.
all classes of socicig. -, tho remedies Of Duet.
IIcuiilrd, prepared ise nr. G. n. JacksonA n Co.
al Philadelphia. Ihc Cordial IN designed for -
c'ls9 Ot diseases more general aud more faia,
thsn arv otfsr 20 which tbs people &c thiss
couniTv srs uhject --- ihusc srriheng from IA
slight c'it. TL.ttminsDt authority, Dr. Rcil.
sayG II viii untfiy tint colds are g. our IN
habltart7 what ,hs ghsue apd yellow Fevc,
are to thc7e 81 OF her t0Dutrics; hut can aver
ccnidenn, icHt they " her In disense of great
Sr cotuplICIy ard M ft'li'v than these latter
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05
ATHENS, Alabams, Aug. t6, 1862.

EpiroR JsFptRsosiAN;-- Below you will
find an exact copy OF letter written by a
W. R'nehart, Of Hancock county, to David
r. Bdhannon, who deserted from my Com
yaHy. give it that the people OF Old Han
cock may see that there are traitors anon 6
them tha. need watching ss much as South.
efn rebels. give II word for word, with
oot correction IN punctuation or ot,hogta
ply The original we must retain az evi-
Lenoe. Use your own discretion about
puhhShIng 1t. II. H. ALsAs,
Capt, commanding 20. i, 2lst O.
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tcorr.l
August the 8 SO

Dear friend Take my pen 1 q
hand to let You know that We ofe al vel,
a. thr present time and We hope that these
lew lines may End you III tie sau.e god. !.
blessing oi heaiths and we hsye Received
your letter two or three Days ago aud the
Reason that Ord not write sooner - that
We Received your letter on friday and on
Saturday, our Inoalns Comm-nst aud !
Could not write III to Day now you sad
tUat you would liz" to haze hcut aILwlce
about Dls3eriing the army my allw lcewou,
h-e 10 not Do that on Account of the name
Yrd Danger of your .ie bud Come home IN
= 'uri"~ II you Can aud then YOU can dew
Jusj os yon please an! as for Dissettins the
amy you Can DO Just as you please but as
have ssld beiufe 1 would not Dew rhot bud
Al ypu Tiii Dew II y Can tell y0l about
tie money yen have Gem mt one hundred
Dollars aud have paid s,Iiy five DOnsTs on
,pur Lusgy and the balance rs here IN niy
lands and have wrole TO you about what /
Should Dew with II bud u you Come home
yon Tan tel ne N your next letter there Is
itlriY ave Dollars hc;c 10, you al emmy time
and II }1l VIII leave viii ny to Dew nli
fGG you ttut can, hut mt fney matte r. a!-
hsft HeTe aud hr~ still getting barter aud We
ATE ali lnroled for the war they say that
they viii have in Draft after the 10 of thi.
month and Old VeugL-n ant on X. ,rr say
they are glsd 'ar they say they will get ali
tie wImmer 10 take care OF bud think II
,L=y will Commence Drsfling We will com.
Inencs fting st home think II We hat Kat.
eu OF the obiisInnsst IN the north We would
not have Iuu uubsl wIb the s-cess,onesr
~ The South for ,he b.aek legs Is Commen.
cin here wets then Ever and be eiicyu ",
",i have TO all them tefDre the war win
C,'.e 70 eclose bct , rin,, come to Clp,
end II Se sr- never p.Imi,ied TO meat here
IN Ear,h god hep US 50 10 1--we that Of ri
p-R We may meat h pdTt no p.I- tor rvel
81 no m4re a, nrsscn! bud ksna,n Your
ifsad until Desih
Snie to1n es yua get this
q " Ri.EuART
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LIeur. JANIS HsasH left for ti5 regiment
on Tbursday morning last. lie hsa been
detained longer than he otherwise woul
hsve been, on account the sickness and
death of his child.
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COUNTY TICKET,

Tax STsTE or ArrHas. = As will be seer
BY the Governors Proclamation, fnrty in.
stead Of thirty-three per cent. will be re.
CURED to I'll the quota Of Ohio. The fol
loving table shows how Hancock stands:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05
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PRoDuoE M'rEErs.--i he following price,
are being paid for produce:
Wool-40 tn so cents.
Wheat--93 10 81 cents.
Corn 2s TO 80 cents.
Rye--3l to 40 cents.
Butter--8 cents.
Eggs--5 cents.
Lnrd--5 cen,s.
Meets-Shoulders 4, sides 4; Hams 8.
Hides.-51 TOD.
Osts--sQ TO 25 cents.