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S(us Der 8uuDesbauptfabt.

Sn pEftcielen Rreilen liz DnrAaue nt6t &c.
tanat, pab, ME neuItG semelpst uurDe, Gbar-
letOn etuael0lo6sn lusrpen 1T uper paB I n Der
NaGbarlAait cine btnrstAsnpe Gruppenmaft
ltebt, Elm lolGes ~1nternsbmen etfolgret6 81
maiden.
8ier s%sfansene 2s6euen paroen ss1ern
BON nnIeren Sptonen in Der glabe Don Qsrs-
burg auf9efan9en uno nnA Der Sffee bea
DropofmartAaus 9ebgadt. Sic lneeu, bab
DIE san3e Overwhelmingly nit Nusnabme eines
Heg,ment6 Snfanterte unD neutger @aoaQes
rie, wslde gu 9sssburg ltsbt, na9 NarYlano
.moriAirte. SopO'5 Dlpilton, mel6e 5000
Wann Sablt, 9tn9 WtOntas Morgen Dprten
ab, um 2pn9itreet an oerltdrten.
Sn Gcl9e oe6 9lidltGen Niid3ugeS Der Ne
tsllen iiber Den Notcmac, Denft man, DAP fie
gu WinAflter Stano baltsn uno potten bic
8alts fur tbrr fiufttgen SperattOnea netnarn
peroen.
Die StelIung tpirb tbnen etne f96ne @rnte
ftGern, tuslGe eben in Dem 1bale ein3eerntet
.pCrpen 1T, unp tie ebenIu NIT tbrer baupt-
lfaDt in 8erbtnDnn8 ieben, BON no fe tire
nptbwenotsea 9ebensmtttel unO Rrteesmate~
rtalien Der be,iebe1a tTnnen. Gte 8sriGts
fnp lt9 wtpsrprsGenp in 8ssteban9 Daran6
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Anerifantie6e Mad6rtbtem.

Nep 0nrf, 10 sept. Gen. WtcDppea
1T nit letaer 6au1ilis in Gperett Scuie. -
@abrldeinlid nil er ben 14td8;gen llrlalst
bier 9enieBen.
General 81enfer reiife psr etnisen
Eagen bier purd, ii ierpa mad BaibinstDn
3uriifBefebrt, nm bort elm COMMANDO 81
abernebmen.
Der Weleralaubiteur Der Nrmee bat 9eItern
pieber eine NienSe 8efan9ener aus SORT 3az
fapette entlanen, barunter etnen Dentl den,
Namena 6. 6ranf.
Weitcres iiber Das entIsklt6e Inglaf
TT Vittsbnrg. Nm porisea Wf.ttpoA 9ia6
mittag wurDe pte Stapt pittsburs BON elmer
furGtboren @atafrppbe betgOffn, melbe pie
ean3e 8sp6lterun8 nit Srauer erfaIt bat.
@eeen 2 1br Na6mttta9s fog Der icgsnannte
Bulpertburm poer pislmebr Das 9abpratprtum
In Der lnip6ltltGen NbtbeilanS bes Arlenals BET
Qaprencepile In Dte SUIT.
Gs waren oartn etEpa 20 &na6en uno 100
no Trauensimmer NIT Der Nnfertt8un9
BON @etpebrpatrpnen, Iopte NIT penn 6ulln
BON 6oblfussln bel6aftist. Die geranlals
1une Der @rplolion wtro 70 erSablt, baB Elm
Rnabe cine eefiute @ranate babe fallen LAT
len /; Dielelbe lprang unD in etaem Jin batten
liG Die GrplOlton unc bic TlamNen Dem gan
gen @ebauoe mttgetbeilt.
Die isst fplsenoen Scenen tDareu itber aue
8el6retbung grauenbaft unp lrD nit inanss
l6I9liGen 3Ieen Dem @epahtntb rsr An9eH-
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0nn sEnrt Wlnnrne.

Der Dampfer ADelaiDe, @apitdn Sames
Cannon, lief Dleien MprSen 8e8en lieben nbr
nit elmer fleinen 2tn6abl BON BQlilgieren
BON Slp Npint bier EN-.
Geltern WaOrsen lief fri13eitt9 5n Sort
Monrpe bic Jtahridt Elm, Dap Die 8uuoes
trnppen gu Sufiplt a~nseSrIffen ipcrben ieien
unD pap Elm barter &f ltatt fanp. De-
neralmaipr Dir %tele9rapblrte lcfolt cine Sri.
9ape BON 3wei Negmenter nad Np1fclf mt
penn 8eleble por5urilfen, ipeua e8 nptbi9
,pdre, bod I4ien 6 nldt nDt9i8 gu ieiu.
Sn zen leRten ieds Ea8en finD aus ben
@efan8nihen bel Jti4mcnD teIna9e 1000
Bunbeetrnppen entlalien nOroen. Ane mel,
Ae Slo Bctlt erret1t bobel. muroen entpe-
Der mad, benz Norpen seldidt pper mad,
anuaprli8, mo bic lalimmlten Sranlen unp
8ermunpeten lorSfaltIS bebaurelt werpen.
@sitern berridte anf benz 5anptOn 8cap8
Elm ltarfer II tltder Sturm unD m1nd)e S9ii=
fe purpen BON lbren 4nfern lOSgeriIen. =
Inter rieIen tefano itd Ger Saopner &iuss
fiber.
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llebersabe BON GlnmfOrSaptne.

Snbtanapotte, Is. Septbr. Obi
tant Slawlpn pom IL. Snotana Neginel
pslbsr turs naa Der uebersabe BON Mnt
iUrppile entilOb, lift beuse bier ansetOmm-
unD bfri6tet, eaB Die @arntlpn, wel6t Al
5000 Mann 3dblts unO aus Dem IL, 81
co., g., 60. unD SO. SnOiana Neat., u
elmer @~pmpa1nie 9rtilerie NIT 10. @elGit
beiannb, iib am 0littpU6 ersab, pa fe .
Braea's Gruppen prllltdnotg uinSingeIt nc
Qsbtere lpaen 10000 Mann tart fetn.
Die &sbelen seben etuen 8trIult am Son
taa BON 100 Nfann gu.
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5auptquartter Der 0Otumucs
Mrmee. 10 September 1862.

RNuFANdAAkbS wv TVtVu'uS
Mrmee, 10 September 1862.
@elfern ruroen pts SOoten besroben. 8
3ebe1en lanpten DeS Myrgens eine par
menta tagse uno tnten UNI Die Grlaubn
tbre SOFTEN besraben gu riiirfel, mas tbnsni
ndbrt wurDe. a
Gs waren hren9e Srbres e~rlaIen trcrol
niAt NIT benz 8etnoe gu psrtebren, absr ma
ces Na6mtttass pertsBrtsn pie Gsutf .
m~tteinon0er
5Ulgenoe weitere SfF5ters lttp SfrFr'tn
orer get6pttt
@eneral 8comaii, pertrunpet.
Sol. Spear, A. @tCbe Sslano, Sertpunr
Qieut. Sol. NppIstpn, 8. GCauec!icut, .
ipunoet.
Cart. GrispaGO, II. GUnn., eetSDtet.
Qteut. gsrnsbers, Seaman's Sbto 8atts,
perrrunpet.
Maior @tteS, SO. Ya., serpunoet.
Sol. Barlow 81. 81. g.. prripunDet.
Sol. @ouOrid, so. g. 9, eetSDtst.
Col. @rcsoale. 128. ga, set6Otet.
Col. 8eale, 10. Maine, perwunbet.
@fajar Dwight 2. Maha9p perwaaest.
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Bon eau 6rancisco.

Gan TrenetseU, Ii. Sept. Cine
GepelAe pom Salslse pom Ii. 8tebt AuStunfl
iber pie 5OrtlArttte Der Nuswauperun9 3pIs
Iben pa uno Oregon. 3pet 3a9e tpurOen BET
Subtel's @ut Of pom Snptanern an9e9rtfen,
Sc murOsn Is bis 20 @erlunen 9etGOttt. @tus
8anpt Snates, @bOlbcnes unO gaunues, pts
lpobltspafnet Ia, ludt pie @migranten am
Gtntrttt in Salmpn County gu binpern.
san 6ranctscO, 16, SePt. @ine
DspslAe, Dattrt 8nbp Bailey, Utah, Is. ia9t,
ooB % Gmt9ranten pom ben SnOtanern Oei
@ra0sl9 Serb, 5umtOlDtluB, 9et0otet pOr-
ben linb.
ObsrR Conner ptrp mUrssn cine @umpps-
nte 8eiterst otTenOen, UNI Dte SnOtauer, tpsuu
mGgltA, gu ;abtt9en.
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Der artea in Senturfn.

2onisotlle, 10. Sept. Das Miltti
beoann sstern NIT Der gsfeft8ung Der Stat
Gtue gn3obl 9essr III anssitslt wprpen, 1t
9aufgrGbsn aui5uperf fen.
Son Mumforoepille lit ntats 3~uOsrId1Ts
6stanne eerpOrpen. Die SelrerapbenDr1t
linO oerllSrt. Das Sournat TT unterriht
wprpen, baB GOl. 9Btlper unO feline TAPER,
9sute mad etnsm pseita9i0en Sample geSpul
gen tporpen ltparen, (G am DtenltaS glac
I'm IL nbr Der llebermaAt Der 6etnpe sn ite
aeben.
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anfunft Der ,ccean Queen" BON Rsp.c treans.

Mnfnnft Der ,Ccean Cueem" BON HetUsC orleans.
Mews 9 sort, Is. Sept. Der 3ranss
portpnmpfer Ocean Queen" fam 9sltern Frttb
Don 9lem Srleane nber NenI1cpla bier an.
Nomtral 6arra9ut lag nod NIT Ietner ga
~nonenboot= unD Wt5rlerfIotte in Der VaY con
Denlacpla, tpie Dor apet Wp6en, no ca5 Bio
faoegelhpaper bel Nipbile Elm lhperbepafne+
tes 0an3ertanonenhpot Der HebelIen unter Iets
neN 3anonen In ben Safen pGn Wto6ile ettf
Idufvn lief, ptne nur etnen SNuB auf paS
ua9beuer abjufeuern.
Der uGlisr" fam eeftertt, 8. Septbr., pom
pbegn Wltltlfppi bier an. Oils Der Gifer Dor
eintr WpAe auf benz 8lule ~freu3te, meloete
man pas Observation-Disclosures Wm. $. Webb
tn Stht. Wlan mdAte lofcrt Sago un0 per-
fplete es ppr Den &anoneu BON Utd5bur9 Dor
bet. Oar @ffr eing bonn ltrUmab uno lbidte
BEL 9iatAe3 etne 8OotsmannIAoft ans Sano,
uni gtS ein3nnebmen. Dis liA pas Boot Dem
ufsr n1berte, ipurpe eS BON BEN Nebellen be-
ihpIen lnD msbrere pom Der Wtannldait oers
nanoet. Wegen DieIer u~ubelonnenbett lief
man ale @elAaBe oes G1ler q Stunpen lang
auf ole un9ludiiAe Stapt lpieleu, poranf cine
Oeputatton nit Dem GOri4Ia8e seleupet tpur<
oe, Die Stapt 5I ~i1bergeben unO Die BunoeS=
Fagae aufsu5teben.
@Ommopere Dorter lief pann cas- Geuern
einlteaen unD gtnB ~itronab bis ppr BaYou
Sara, no At liA LANCER aufbielt, I'm otelen
perrufensn SAlnpfptntsl Der Nsbelen 3u ssrs
it6ren. IS blteben sWet 9duier lteDen.
Na6 Die mnmtttelbare 8eranla0ung pteles
Selutqs mar, ml1Ien mir ntht.
Am Spnnta9, al0 Der Gllsr trpmab ging,
erGfnste etue Observation-Disclosures BON 81 &anU.
men, Sort 6upion segenuber, ouf TN tbr Gener,
unO 60 begann aus etner &ntferuun9 BON ni6t-
mebr ais 80 SUP etn rpitbenpes @gfs9t, Das
elne Stanoe Oauerte. NaN Abiauf Dteler 3stt
mar Die 0a.terte gum Shpstgen gebtant unp
Der Dampfsr fubr ltrcnab.
Die 9tsbelenbatterte fibrte 0el6ube Ie6r
l1peren &alibers ; ater pieler unltanp Dteute
bios Da5u, am Die mevtwarDtge g~BlpsrfanOS,
t,aIt DeS &lIrr oar3utbuu. Seine 9an3erle;s
ten tpuroen an lsbt pielsn Stelen bon 3sba
SS4igen unp anOern Ru9elU getrDfeu ; ober
Dag 3%telultat mar IN alien 6aQen p~aislbe, etn
leiAter Gtnorud auf Den Set!ea Des DAM
PIERS, Il ote RuBeln 3arlteaten tn tanlenD
Sguds un0 ielen barmloS ms Waier. Der
SIR besann nit Der obern RanOne u. beahte
Die fetnpltAsn @el1ube ems mao O.m dnoern
gum SApetgea. Wipts, mas Ote Ses6.ferung
pom 9le1p Orlsans je In Der Ws tai BON &tlen
pan3sr 9elsben bal, lam ltA nit Dem G(er
perBieibea.
Su Dem 6ampF nit Der 8atterie BET port
oueon wdr0en ~te NauAidn9s unC Der 8sne
tllatpr oes p@ier" al neereven Steuen purA>
bUhrt.
IS mar unna6stt9, Den gfrluf Der 0tsbet-
len ia srmitteIn, Oa Die anf Dem GIsr Se-
lGaittsten pura ben Gtenpan3er 3a gut geoedt
paren, I'm naA penn ufer bIidea gu ~t6aatn.
OoG mubte Der gerlult am llfer isbr ldwsr
sepelen ietn. Der Dampter bate fetnen ger-
lult.
Die Dampfer opbtlapetpbia4 u. ONoanqfe"
ron gIeipsgorf paren angetOmmeR.
Das Delta" perGfentltAt cine 2jlte Der
@erionsn, pie ben 3reuetD ~eeIetltet baben
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Dem 8elfri9en Delta entnebmen mir fol-

Dem 8eltri9en Delta entnebmen mir fol-
9enoe G~crreipOnOen3:
0ew Sr1eanS, 25. Nu9.
Nn @eneraImaior 9. S. 8utler,D
Sefehlbaber oe8 Departments :
beS @plfS. }
General SD erlaube mir, Sic gu BE
n~adrtAtt9en, baB e8 gu meiner GenntniB se=
langt 1T ruB Scr. Hidaro, Elm lppaler Btr-
ger Der 9. ct, bon Den GebeGen BEL leiner
Nnfunft in @opin9tcn wobin er lid NIT Sbrer
Grlaubnis be9ab, nm feline 6amilte nit Bro
%piitOnen gu perlebeu, 9ebdn8t murine. Sd
peroe nit Sersnii9en ben 0e9snitano ndber
oerfol9en uno Sbnen 8eri6t puriiber eritat-
ten.
SRr 9ebUriam Diener
@bo8 6. 5amon,
Pclt3eilleutenant.
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Ser Snbianer. aries i'm @eaer.

50 Darlington, 10. Sept. @eneru
9ppe telesropbtrt aus Dem % TIN, pae bic Su
Dianer.S 4pttrt9feiten tn Wttnnelcta piel 6e
oeutenoer Ieien, als erpartet ipprben Iet. 6
oerIanst 8oamaGt, swei fretptutse gaoaleris
Ne9imenter SIT btlpen, urn pie Supianer Der
fol9eu gu tGaueu.
gBie man bort, miro pas 1T 5arper's SER
frtegaaefangen 9etpDrcens uno auf G6renmp,
entlafiene @CrpS ee9en Die Snptanrr perpenp,
neroen.
Mtlwautee; Bisc, Is. Sept. Str
Depelde pes Sen. pope an BEN @uuperneur Il
sin8strcfen, tpOrtn er parauf brirst, bab 20
pielem Stoate feline pstteren IruppeA met
mad Dem Srte9slaauplaBe ab9elGtdt neroet
as %. 8eStmsut, wslAes beute bdtte MAJ
Rentudg abse9en lplleu, bat peB3aIb gpntrr
lSr0re befcmmtn.
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ger6Hentlido4ns BON u. meeDeweaunaen.
-BafbtngtOn, 10. Sept. 5Olaen.
oes wtAtt9es Circular lit beute e%rlaien:
9auptpuartter Der Nrmee.
Walbin9tOn, 10. Gept. 1852

VWHPtPuu%lUt UeI NCInPe.
@albtnston, 10. Sept. 1852.
Sen. Wfaior s. tier, GOmmanpGnt pss D..
partements pom 9iOro= s ~arOItaa bat auf etuen
Artifel Der Seem gort GOeutns pOf pom 4
Sept, tn tpelcpem Die Nn3abl unO Steuuue
ietner Srnppen G%rpabnun9 9etban miro, aufs
merriam 9emadt. @r bemeIft, CaB pie Ners
gOster 3ettun9en tmmer rpsntse Sage mad
tbrer YubltfatiCn Dem 6etape gu 61nDeu
unO poB lolte Safosmatton ron I'm.
FERN GrennOsn Den 6sinpen mebr muse ais pt
Nusla8en Der NebsueniptOne.
Die 3ettun9en linO Oaber eriuGt feline Ser.
G%fentlt0angen uber Die Mn,abl unp Bepe.
9unsen unlsytr 3ruppen gu maiden. Retns
Oltttbetlune taun Dem 8etnpe erpiuldt,
le'n ais stsle. Derartt8s Ser6Fentliaun0eu
baben unIersr SADIE tmmenlen S6oOen 90.
8. %. sailed,
GNLN~c.. nIa..
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s8 abtngton, 10. Sspt. 9rtaape,
8eaeral Ular Beber 1T na4 6ort N1oaro,
teoroert porcen. UNI ii0 bet General. GRafOl
Dir gum Otenlt 3u melOen.
8risabt-@ easraI Gilbert pessletd,en mad
Cincinnati 3u Sen. Wrtabt.
Grpecition auf benz sSbite giuer, 2Irf.
% astuBt0n, Is. Sept. 2teut. 6
3tDmplon BON Dem RanCnenboot vDtttsbura'
.tOetIte Dem Marine=D Department tuterelIant
@iu3eInbetten rbsr ieine Berpsauneen in be
9llabe pes gBptte Htper, Qrf., NIT. ST ser.
treuts nit Bomben meD ere fetnoIiAe Qaaer
SIele 9eute fsl in anlere 9dnDe. Qteuteaun
|5bompion nabn pas 0erftsntpot yGusice'
meg. Gs 1T 220 SUP lang, ltRu m5bltrt II
iolte als botfI beauBt tperpsu, am @nDe De
Wt(fiiippt- 8eo. Htper-&i nba6u. Gs wurp
na@ 6eIena esbraGt unO Benz QuarttermsiRe
lbsrseben. SeOsafalI6 If es etne ipertbppa
Drile.
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AuswedsIuno BON @efanaeneu.

BafbtagtOn, 10. sept. @enerul
Aojutdnt Ebomos 1T ppn NaISiueton mad
Nnnapolts 8ereist wegen per pielen | 81 BITE
itaftontrten @efan9ensn. gr miro prosnpt
OsaBreseln er9reifen, UNI etue iAleunt8e Aus.
rpebsIung bsrbeiyuflbren,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part OF
tic globe, is tho consequence of diseased acton
IN the system, induced by the poisonous miasm
OF vegetable decay. THIS exhnlation Is evolved
BY the action OF solar heat on wet soil and risrs
with the waicrv vapor from 1t. While the sun /,
below tho horizon this vapor liugcrs near tho
clrth's surincc, and The virus is taken with lt
through the lungs into the blood. Tlcre it acts
as au irritating poison OIL the internal yiaccra
nnd eXrrctlng organs of the body. Tho liver lIc-
comes torpid and fails 10 sccfuic not ouiy uu;
virus, but a,'o the bile from the blood. Bah
the virus and the bile accumulate in the circili -
ton, aud produce volcut constitutional disoid r.
The spleen, the kidneys, aud the stomach sym.
rnihize With tho liver, md bccorc disprtrr /
also. Finally, the instinct Of our organism, us
II in an attempt to expcl the noSious inipsiur
concentrates the whole blood OF the body In tho
intcrna' excrcorics TO force them TO cast Il ont.
The blood leaves tho surface, and rushcs to the
ctitral organs with cOngestivo violence. This IL
the CHILL. But in this effort ii fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood Leaves iho
central organs and rushcs TO the surface, as IL
IN another effort 10 cxpCl the irritating poison
through the other great cxcrctory - the skin In
this also It fails, and the system abandons the NJ.
tempt exhausted, aud waits for the recovery Of
strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another day
Those are the fits or pnroxysms of fEvEa ANp
AoUE. Such constitutional disorder will of
conrsc undermine the health IL II Is not removed.
We have laborcd to find, aud have found, al
rutlotr
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As Blanchard is the FIRST township in the
county 10 raise her quota Of soldier by VOL
she has responded TO
every cali patrloueally, and have now 100
(if not more volunteers IN the field, she
should not fold her arms aud say that sh
has done enough. There 10 great. mighty
work TO lie done yet. The wives and FAINT
lies Of the Lravest Of the brave, who have
taken their lives IN their hands, and placed
them Upon the altar Of their country, should
not be neglected. Those that are needy
should be supplied with the necessary CON
forts Of life, and let It not be dealt To them as
a South Carolina planter deals them to his
saves--sci rccly enough TO keep soul and
body together, but let us demonstrate to
them that we have peat respect for sol
der. Shame upon that individual who says
that this or that family gets too much, be-
cause they have now decent living As a
general thing il ls the poorer class that have
enlisted. The richer ones heng no less pat
rlotlc, but being eniangled and embarrassed
with business. and being eenetslly advanced
in life could not so we'll get away. But
their wives ana little ones are no nearer oil
dearer to them than the wives ani families
Of those now on the battlefield. A nd those
that are left at home should remember that
it is their fire sides, their lives, their liber-
ties that are threatened by the viper brood
of revolutionary tories. That the wa' 10
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29

MARsIAars.-0n the 9Th day of August, at
Stulltown. Wood county, Ohio, MI. Michael
Stull to Miss Isabella Proudfoot.
At the same place, on August 10Th, Mr..
James Newlove 10 Miss Kate Stul; and Mr.
Jacob Stevens to Miss Susanna Stull.
Also, on August 2lsi, by the writer, at
the same place, Mr.. Charles MlllboIn to
Miss Rachel Stull.
All of the above brideerooms had just
been enlisted in the srmy--were home on
furlough, and since their marriage have re-
turned to camp, at Toledo, Ohio.
May happiness and success attend these
happy pairs though lifs's rugged pathway.
Rev. r. II. BoLroN.
Married on the 10Th instant, by Rev
A. J. Imhof, Mr.. Porter NJ Ford of Ashland
and Mary A. Holshein Of Findlay.
Married on the 2lst of August, b,
Rev, d. Gray, at the residence Of VIM. Mil
Ter, Blanchard. township, Hancock count,
Ohio, John Ray to Marah Harter.
Married on the 3lst Of July, by Rev
ID. Gray, George Barnd TO Mary Ann Myers
Married August Gath. 1852, by r. Mar
shall, Justice OF the Peace, Mr.. p. H. Eple,
TO Miss Eliza Null, all of Blanchard town
ship.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.
TO THE VOTERS or HANCOCK
COUNTY.

All the voters Of the county, who favor a
vigorous and energetic prosecution of the
war, TO suppress the rebellion speedy aud
effeetuslly; all who believe the gOvernmcn
right and the rebellion wrong, and that the
authors, adets and abbetiors oi the existing
war, should be made to feel the power and
majesty Of the National Government by con-
dien punsnmenl-all who favor an early
and honorable peace, are requested to meet
At their respective places of voting, IN the
several townships on Thursday, 18th day
of August, at > o. clock p NJ, and nppoI Mt
delegates to q county convention, TO meet
at the Court House in Findlay, on saturday
August 3oth, al 10 o clock A. ", to nom
inae candidates for TREASURER, AUD
lTOR, SHERIFF, RECORDER, COMMlS
slONER and CORONER. The townships
are entitled to the following number of votes
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Srccrss UroN MERIT. If there is an in
stance upon the records of our country.
where an article of American manufacture
has made lis way to universal favor solely
upon its merits, and without eStraneous aid,
It is that OF the Chemical Saeratus, 1t has
only to be sold in one place and it is de
increasing in favor. until the products o
the extensive Chemical Works of d. 3. De
Land h Co., at Fairport, Monroe County
New York, are now immense. This article
known only to the pIoprietors, They sell
at Wholesale; but this Chemical SaleIaiu
can be had at the groceries generally
throughout the country.
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C,ar LIM,. near Lima, Ohio,

EmroR JEFsxRsoNI.s:-lIere we are in
camp. One week ago to-day we came here.
1t has been week of strange things to ma
ny of us. Some of VS. 6nd ourselves for the
first time the inmates Of barracks, aud living
the lives Of soldiers and most Of us feel
more at loss for the company and loved So
cirty OF those that remAin at home. Our
trip here was pleasant one, and wei en-.
ioyed by oil. We were cheerei at every
village, and almost every dwelling along our
way, EXCEPT the town OF Varlusi Our men
cheered the assembled crowd, hu; NO voices
were mingled IN hearty cheers to encourage
our noble men, as they left their pleasant
homes to answer their conr,ry's call, md
help 10 crush this cursed rrbeilon-wh'ch
history will record rs one Of the most lnlq-
uitous that ever hlackened It's ages. We
nre now quartered in rudely and hastily con-
structrd barracks. Two OF these houses
are occupied by one coinpany-ffiy men 10
house. These are quite comfortable for
Summer quarters. No provision Lad been
made for MS, and rather a pleasing, yet per
plevlrg scene tfansplred after Our arrival -
our ra,ious had to be drawn from the Com
IN ssary, and but three pots could he pro-
cured for us 10 cook for over a hunGrrd
hungry men. The Orderly brought to our
quarters large piece o. beef, and wen,
AMIN 10 the commlssary for other ratlons.--
While he was gone the boys built Gres and
commenced TO roast on sticks, all the nice
cuts OF beef. When the Orderly returned
10 divide the beef It was well picked-only
skeleton remaining. We managed to
make some coffee, and had but few I'm
cups to drink from. Well, we now under
stand camp life little better, and by prop.
erly using our ratIons we live quite we'll
for soldiers. Our officers share all the hard
ships with us. Capt. Bope is the idol o
mis- men. He has endeared himself To all b,
his Kindness as an associate, aud his prompt
ness and efficiency as an officer.
Our company has been examined, and al
but nine or ten passed; leaving more than
full company. Our company will be mus
tered in in a day or two. and fully organ
lied. We have none in the hospital at thi!
time. There are very few men sick il
camp, the hospital yesterday had but ,hre'
men in it. There are fifteen companies il
camp. will give the full organization o
the s9th regiment as soon as possible.
J.W. NJ.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29

A Fir NoMiSATIoN.--Jacob Scroges, ESQ.,,
Of Bucyrus, Is announced as a candidate for
Congress in the Erie, Huron aud Crawford
district. Mr.. Scroggs ia lawyer OF mere
than common ability, and possesses all the
requisites for a hrst class member. He has
been consistent Republican from the form
alton OF the party in the face of maority
OF from 900 TO 800 against him, in locality,
too, where his fine talents as lawyer and
business man would have given him on the
other side almost any position he might dc =
sire. II honesty, fidelity to principle, and
talent 90 foI anything in the Convention
Mr.. Scroggs' chances for the nomination
are good. No better selection could be
made in the district.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29

HANCOCK County FmR.--The coming Fair
Of the Hancock Agricultural Society prom
lses to lie TIE best ever held in this county.
The Managers are doing everything in theil
power to render, every cep7eIience.te the
exhibitor, and the pientIt,i season Tor agri
cultural products will insure a vast number
of competitors. In the same proportion as
the quality aud quantity Of our products is
bettered, the better facilities i the matter
OF implements viii he submitted for compe-
tition. We look principally TO the ladies
for articles Of fancy work. house products,
&c, and since their husbands, brothers,
and sweetbearts are many Of them OF to the
war, the women hove had more time to pre-.
pare for the exhibitions.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29

MiLIr,nv.-CaptainS Howard aud P-nhle.
ton failed TO raise the requisite number for
their companies within the time specified ,
but having one company between them,
formed junction, which company is to b-
officered as follows:
Cap.am-Samuel Howard
First Lirutenanl-Darlus Prndletcn;
Second Lleutenant--M. Is. Patterson.
They go into the lls.h regiment Capt.
CapeIls company was not quite full after tie
examination, aud the 30 men Of Lieut.. Hlg.
GIN were joined to it, Higgins taking the
position Of 2nd Lieutenant. This makes a
maximum company.
Capt. Casio is filing up the 2lst rapidly
and Lieut.. Wheeler IS meeting with good
su cCeSs III recruiting ioi the 57th.
Several townships are about out Of tlu'
wands IN the matter of drafting, bat III,
work is going on as lively Us ever.