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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-17
Closing Out Prices,

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Gents Cotton Stockings and half hose.
Gents Summer Under Garments.
Ladies' Cause Under Yeats 4
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DR.. HOOFL AND'S
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al au early period, succumb to its healing and
liie-giving properties.
For ages, has the treatment Of pulmonary
dise"ses occupied the greater portion Of the
attention of the scientific oi the medical world,
but none acquired more cminence In his treat
ment OF these diseases, than the celebrated
Prussian DR.. Hounand, the originator of the
Balsamic Cordial. His lie was devoted To the
production OF remedies that would stand unri.
vailed. How well ne has succeeded, the Amer.
lean people are able to judge; and we positive
y assert that no preparations that have ever
been placed before them. have conferred the
same amount Of benefits on suffering humanity,
or have elected so many Communications from
all classes Of society, MS the remedies Of Doct
Ho,iland, prepared by DR.. g. NJ. jackson 4 Co.,
of Philadelphia. Tho Cordial is designed for n
class OF diseases more general and more fatal
than any oihor to which the people of this
country are subject - those sprnging from y
slight culd. That eminent authority, DR.. He'll
says: 81 will not say that colds are to our In
| habitants what the Plague and Yellow Fever
| are 10 those OF other countries; but can ave
confidently teat they usher in disease of great
| er completely and mo Oftality than these latter
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

BEArTlFUL LEGEND There is a
beautiful legend illustrating the
bcsaednoss OF performing our du'y
q. whatever cost 10 our own imagin.
tor: A beautiful vision of our
Saviour h d appeared to a monk,
md in silent bliss no was gazing
upon il. The honr arrived in which
i, was his duty to feed the poor ot
he convent. He fingered not in
his cell to enjoy tho vision, but lef
IL to perform his humble dnty.-
When he returned, he found the
blessed vi'ion siill waiting for hin
and u'tcrine these words, "Hafs
'hou siaid. mnst have fled"
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0antOfh 9fflrrsoniau.
TERMS;
single Copy. owe yerr. IN advance. 81. so.
wb,, sou,bern nebel, Expected

What southern Uebeis Expected.
The rebels had great exp, ctciions
from the movement f General I,rseg
nto Kentucky. 1t was to be the
turning point in the war against the
North. Bnell's army was to he cn'
to lieces, Louisville and Cincinnati
captured, the capital Of Ohio to be
he rebel headquarters, while hcs's
oi Valandighamers found coDeeni-
ii places under the sters anG bars,
Instead OF tho stars and stripes. -
All THE lie made public by Southern
newspapers, now that Bragg's invs-
sion into amounted to nfthing more
than ,nsrauders r id into Ken
tucky.
The Atlanta (Georgin) Inteiligen
Ger oI October 2Sth, devotes coll
n nm to Bragg and his short comings.
II tx,ols the campaign OF Kirby
lSmith ae remarkably succ 3ssful. y
General Heath IT says WIS mt 10
threaten Cincinnati, "aDd would
Idoui tless have taken the city, Int for
positive orders to the conir ry."-
The movement was u feint, 10 make
the capture OF Louisville easy to
Bragg. Bragg is blamed for letting
Bnell pass within fonr or five miles,
and vanq fishing him. 1t boasts
! that Bragg's force WIS the largest
and declares it was "Bragg's great.
> est hIunder.
After tracing Btagg's campaign
through and ont OF Kentucky, the
, Mfelligencer makes the following
conf, ssion and wall. 1t discloset
- who are the rebel sympathizers il
the West. and who were expected I
inin the Sonthern army il Bragg
lb,nncr had been successfully plant
ed North of the Ohio The Atlantis
MteHjgeneer, high rebel authority
,avs:
lid Gen. Bragg done his duty al
well end promptly as Con. Smitl
lid, Loui. Vile would have beer
oura, Cincinnati would havs furnish
~ ed rs supplies. while Columbus
\ Ohio might have be m orr hea lqu ~
.ers. Then would the Vallsndie
hams o Oslo, and the B ight' Of In
'ian,. have rallied to the issuing G
Gen. Bragg's noted Ircc' 'amntiC Il
N then would many thousand friend
81 in indiana. Ohio and Illinois hnv
4. Joined the Southern army; then, too
could Gen. Bragg. hav ng cut O
}, ihc Western from The Ea tern States
have whispered terms Of peace int
tho North Western ear: and the
might we have reasonably hoped e
peace But now all hone Of peac
NJ ia Indefinitely postponed, and q,
NJ prospects are gloomier than whe
ve began to cross the mountain. b,
causo our appearance near the o.
has caused many man to b, nddo
the Northern armv. that had we r,
o, mained South of the mountain
would never have taken up arm
against us.
Bnt as the matter now stands, o.
riends in Kentucky are ruined.
'r Kentucky will he free state 500
- We have to fight an enemy who
" strength is much augment q, nj
the Southern army is more the be
= -er for having taken all the cor
neat. and everything to eat, fro
- The citizens on our retreat.
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POPULARITY = it is the boys bon
fire in the street; merritt is tho
heavenly light of sun, moon and
SARA, which never set, and ask no
If'vors Of any man.
WOMEN who are charming to men
are common enough; lar saftr test
oi true h aniv oi character is. that a
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

JONES the other day, asked Smith
the following question:
1--WE have had the age OF iron.
the age OF god, and the age ol
bron 70; but which shall we call the
present ag,2"
Why" says Smith. licking the
back OF postage stamp which he
WAS about to apply to the envelope
nj letter. 81 think we had bett |
call this the muoil age"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-12

FlRST SUR bl VISION.
In Logan county. January lst, March 9th'
September 7th'
In Shelby county. January ~ IN March
23d, September 2ls..
In Union county, January lYih, Marcl
Both, September 2Sh.
/ In Marion county, January Goth. Apn
! 9th, October l4t-,
In Hardin county, February 2j, April 1911
| October 2Gth.
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
Spring and summer Trade
ISAAC DAVIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER

FISDLAy, OHIO,
StNAKEs this method 10 invite the attention
81 dealers and consumers 10 his prcsen'
stock of staple Gruceries, just received, en-
brscing tho
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READ THE EVIDENCE.

From J. N1rton B,o,cn. u. d., Editor Of n,
Encyclopedia of Rtligi0us Rn0icisdgt Although
not disposed 10 favor or recommend patient
medicines in general. through diStrust oi their
Ingredients aud effects. yet know Of no suil.-
cient reason why a man may not testify To the
benefit he believes himself n have received
from amy simple separation, in the hope that
! he may thus contribute to the benefit o'Nhors.
I do this the more readily In regard to Iiooi.
| lands German Biters, because ! was preju
diced against them for years. under the i'm
preston that they wore chiefly An alcoholic
mixture. | am indebted to my friend, Robert
! Shoemaker, esq, for the removal oi this pre-
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tn try them, when suffering rom great and
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therefore thank God and my friend for direct.
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In good society we are required tc
70 obliging things to one another;
in genteel society, we are required
only to cay them.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is horeby given that the under
~ signed has been duly appointed and quail.
iued BY tho Probate Court oi Hancock county
ohio, as Administrator Of the estate Of John
Ebersolc, late Of Hahc ick county, ohio, do.
ccgsed. AUSTIN EHFl,sOLE,
November 2ih, lsG?.-l3
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Time OF HOLDING COURTS
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
-oF THE
STATE OF OHIO.

10 The CLERK Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Hancock County Ohio;
The Judges ofihe Court of Common Pleas
in and for the third Judicial District in
Ohio, assembled at Perrysburs, in said Dis
tric,, do order that the several terms Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, and Of the District
Court, shall commence at 9 o'clock A. NJ
on the days an for the counties hereinafter
speci fed. Tor the year 1868, as follows:
COMMON PLEAS COURT,
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FUUNTN 81 IT Ut NIoTVNs
In Wyandot county, February 23d, July
9th, October 9th.
In Craw ford county, March 9th, July 18th,
October 18Th.
In Seneca comfy, March 23d' July 20th,
November ID,
In Hancock county, February 23d, May
10Th, November 10Th.
DISTRICT COURT.
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In Auglaize county, February %, April
liih, September 29th.
In Vanwert county, February l1th, April
2lst, Octobsr l4,h.
Iii Allen county, February oath, April
2sth, October 20th
= In Putnam county, March Goth, May 9Th,
ovember Sd.
In Mercer county, March l7th, May 18th,
November 10Th.
THIRD SuB.pIvisloN.
In Paulding county, March 2ith, October
llih.
Ia Defiance county, January 2Gth May
l4th. October 9th.
In Williams county, February 10th, Jnnt
22d, November 10Th
In Fulton county. February i0Ih, May
2Gth, October 2Ith.
In Henry county, February Sd, May 18Th,
October Goth.
In Wood county, March 10th, June 9Th
Noxemhrr O4th.
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REDUCTION or PRICES!

NwING tothe wnr and hard times We deem
" 1t proper Ia REpucE the rRl,rs of DEk.
rsTRY io tie following low rates, which viii
10 strictly adhered to, and no deviation what
ever. JACOB CARR,
Il. X. TABER.
J. J. Bi.ECHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

Desertion has become far too frequent il
the Confederate army. And vet the habit is
not pccuiiFr tn Confederate soldiers. There
must he assertions from all military service
where there is no punishment for deser,ion.-
We mean no punishment adequate to the
cieuce--uoue which coward or a vaeabcnd
had not rather encounter than endure the ser
vice orthe pcrils of a battle. Death is the pro.
per punishment, and it is the punishment. pre-
scrsbed in our laws-the punishment meted to
The desertcr l'y Governments generally We
anticipate that our own Government will be
forced to resort to it. With q creditable In.
,nai,ty and fo,bearance, the policy of appeal
ing tothe pride cfthe soldier by advertisements,
by disgracss, has been pursued by our CON-
inanders; btDhere is little pride and 10 honor
~ the deserter, and the fear of disgrace will
iio, deter him from absconding. The penalty
cf death will. Ancxample or two would have
iiue effect.
II has been suggested by a citizen that the
community can assist TO some extent in re-
pressing the spirit of dcsertion by limiting the
facilities to escape. The habit has been TO
'eeat every issn wearing the uniform kindly
- feed aud to lodge him. by questioning each
one, and requiring him to show his pass, or his
discharge or fnrlouga the difficulty in the de-
serter's way may be Increased DesenionsInay
forge Farcrs, it is true; but a little rgorin this
respect viii put them at least to that trouble !;
aud they cannot all forge papers. The sug-
yestion Il worthy of a trial,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

Boxws PrOvose Gmaras The regular Pro-
vost Guard connected with the administration
Of martial IAN in this city have, on sundfy &C.
casious, been much lowered in the eetimati0n
Of the citi1cns of Richmond by parties who
have usurped their names and auth0rity for base
purposes. That this Is go is proved by the fact
that though sundry charges have been brought
against parties protesting to be Provost Guards,
none of them have bssn. sustained by proof the
operators in each case being pretsnders. To u
ltisirxte, On Friday night, three Of the o1Beels
connected with Capt. Alexander iEce, Mlilo
opposite the Old Market House, were called 70
by countrynian, whose wagon had been be-
seiged by three men, one bearing o. rnusket.
On the conntryman's appeal for protection,
the three officers advanced towards the wagon,
when one of the parties surrounding It recog-
nized them and took TO- his heels. Upon inter
rogating the two who stood their ground,
tlley stated they were part OF the Provost
Guard, and designed to carry the man and his
wagon to tie guard house Yheir design u
rob was no evident that the real officers imrne-
diately seized hold of both, and, after conside-
rable scuffie, succeeded in dfspossessing one Of
them of his musket, when both were borne of
to Castle Goodwin and locked up An exami-
nation revealed the fact that the. parties be-
longed to the 14th La Regiment, aud left the
inference that they. came to town, and, like
the lion, were providing about seeking whom
they they might despol. They will be tried
by court martial 0-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16
McCleiIan's Dispatches.

We publish these documents in another
column. They are curiosities in their way
Whatever talent the Yankee Napoleon may
have for other things, he certainly has won.
'lerful turn for lying. He has surely mista-
ken his ealing. He ought to be editor of the
New York Hsraid.
He, however lets one secret escape, which
we are glad to- place upcn record. Three of
Lie corps We're engaged in the battle; that is,
about fly thousand men. Our own force did
no. amount to half that number; yet one sin.
y!e brigade of ouys-that of Gen. L. III. An.
'crson-broke no less than five fresh lines of
their troops, one after another, in succession,
with the baycnct, and captured four Of their
camps, and other bTigi,ies did as much We
drove them all day Saturday We did the
rane on Sunday. On Monday, there being no
sign Of fight, we withdrew because the ground
had become oiiensive from the smell of dead
bodice They stole back and occupied the
ground again, and then Mcclellan issued his
isail~,in. Was tl,cro ever any thing more un
generous, more disiu, 'cnuous !! To sum up ali
inn word, was there ever anything more truly
Yankee!
Mcclellan acknowledges Tie loss Of sou
k,iied. and about SOM wounded and missing.
Or these latter we hate $50 in safe keeping.
Our own jovs, If every description, does not
exceed 2.:#G Thns, be lost lncre than two
aud half TO oYr one, besides sixteen pieces Of
artillery, "a nnmlev nj camps. and amy quantity
.f camp equipagc aud clothing! And this he
,.als q victory. How Insny sach will it take
b a1aihilaie the Grand ARMY
While ~ the subject. We rrcnr 70 the matter
of the charges with the hsycnet relw,tetlby
Mcclellan sssl some Of the, Northern letter.
writers, 10 hmve.lcen made npon our lines BY
sbe Fcslensiiss Mcclellan reported that they
charged Gar lines NJ Williamsburg, aud that
our men ccald Not stand "a ainst them. This
statement WIS pronouneed false by General
Esrly over his own signature. Tie only
charges made " williamsburg were by our
men. and she Yankses fed befcse slass,. Nc
clsIl~n again rsports charges b. bis nea IT
Chiekshominy, and hseiug trom thsnl w ours.
We have the very highest suih0rity -anfhcrity
which even Mcclellan would mol skrc to enil
Sa qsesaios--shia the Yankees made mo change
., the cbiskahon,iny either on Gafarddy ~
esandny.
A Morhsr. isller writer eysn claims tlass
SsekirSs tsirnAe charged ne, ~ re rnhf--
This w1G,ws snpposes 40 make oar husnillntion
ss wrsst - psssihls.
'chsss q 10 truth ia any Of their reports on
ths suhissA, Ss.rea McClellan down 10 .Ls lov.
sa wsilsr Of letters n lhe tssiss pf the Pedsul
srny. Jhs sasly charge We have any. clsnr
4. A. IT,. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

The achievement Of General Stuart, record
I'd I'M another cQi,nW,, seems To have been one
Of the ncss hritiian, of the war. lie over
threw body Of cavalry opposed 10 him, in a
slssh,Bg charge, eaptured 70 men and 800
horscs, DESTROYED "a considerable quantity of
rfcvis.ions, burnt two vessels in the Pemunkey,
visited the White House, penetrated TO james
river, TOOK enc hundred and forty three prison,
cts andSS negroes and returned to headquarters
with soarvsly any loss. This was service after
the true Marion and Asiby fashion. The result
proved what we have. known all alcng, that
the quality of our troops Is infinitely superior
II that Of the enemy, and we can beat them
always in a fair Ecia, when they are not more
than two 10 one. We suspect cCleIlan begins
10 find that "march to Richmond is not
quite the holiday excursion he took it to be.