davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30


DEAru. - Died on the 9th instant, al the
residence Of her son in law, Eve miles North
of Findlay, Of MISREPRESENTATION. (dropsy Of
the heart, Isabella Kemp, - mother of Dr..
Kemp-aged seVenty'thfee years, six months
an twenty FIVE days.
The deceased was born in Westmorelond
county, Pennsylvania, in 1888. At at early
period OF her life, she chose the better part,
which never was taken away from her.--
She died lispng the name Of Jesus, eve, the
antidote of death and to-day is basking in
the fair climax Of glory,
where congregations ne'er break up,
And Sabbaths never end" TX.
Died on the 9Th OF May, Mrs. Mary Powell,
of Blanchard township, aged ninety two
years.
Mrs. Powell was a natives OF rginia--hei
birth place being near the battlefield of Bull
Run. At about eighteen years OF age, she
married Richard Dukes, s'I, and removed tc
Blanchard township, in this county, thirty
years ago, where her husband died. Subse
quently she married Mr., Powell, who died
some years since. She had grand children
who were at the time OF her death grand pa
rents, living to see four generations Of de-
scendau,s. She was the mother Of fiiteer
children-Richard and John Dukes, and the
branch of the Powell family Of that section
being among them. Mr.. W. Fl. Powell /,
her youngest son. She enjoyed good healtl
to within two years Of her death, and wa
comparatively active upto within week o.
her decease. Bot few live so long. and few
have spent their lives so pro6iably as di'
Mrs, Powell. She was type Of the pionss
women Of North Western Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

NuRsEnr. MIR. Jacob Taylor. at Mount
Blanchard, has one OF the best nurseries in
this part of Ohio. Mr.. I. has paid great
deal Of attention TO the business. and grows
as large a variety OF fruit and ornamental,
trees as any nurseryman, though he doe,
not occupy as many ncres as the Eastern
nurserymen. Being reliable man the peo
Pile OF this section Of country should patron
ize him - every one being perfectly sure o
getting exactly what they contract for.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

To THOSE HoLpiSG CousrY ORDERS. - As
next Monday is the day Mr.. Vanlue prom
800 he owes the county, those holding or
ders will be on hand TO get them converted
into cash, as Mr.. Huber will! be in funds
Mr. Vanlue may not pay until Wednesday,
that being the last day the Commissioners
will be in session--perhaps they had better
delay presentation until Thursday next.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

FINDLS LYcsuM.-This Institution has
set apart Saturday evening next fer the ben
eft Of the Soldiers Aid Society, on which
occasion they will present the "White
Horse OF the Peppers" and variety OF ie-
citations, etc.
The boys have rehenrsei faithfully, and
will undoubtedly present pleasing enter
tanment, and should be literally patronlzed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

HoGs. - There should be nm ordinance
passed by our Town Council, # none now
exists, prohibiting hogs from running at
large within the limits of the corpoToiion.--
To breed aud fat,en swine within the pre-
cinc,s Of a town, is a tolerablc nuisance;
but when permitted 20 be fed in streets and
alleys. the authorities should prohibit it,
Other towns have ordinances against this
nuisance, and why not this placel
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
6antofk 9tf(trsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous.

TnE WAR FEELING KEvivEp!-HAHcocR IN
THE FirLD AoAiS - On the receipt Of the
Governors requisiton for one hundred men
from Hancock, the town was fully as much
excited as when the news Of the lombard
ment OF Fort Sumter was received. Tues
day evening meeting was held at the Couri
House, of which Edison Colt was chosen
Chairman, and J. A. Bope, Secretary
Speeches were made by Colonel Mungen,
Messrs. Bope, Shafrer aud Ahern. Mr. Sbaf-
fer announced his intention OF going, and a
roll was drawn up. several signing it that
evening. On Wednesday morning Messrs.
NJ. n. Shaffer, S. Huber, and j. H. Burket
undertook to raise company. Wednesday
they had nearly ffty good men entolled.-
Thnrsday, at 10 a. M, the County Mass
Meeting was held--E. Colt in the Chair, and
j. II. Burket, Secretary. Speeches were
made by Col. Mungen, Rev. oviati, and j.
Il. Burket, esq. The meeting adjourned to
one o. clock, p. M, ot which hour we go to
press. The company at nodn Thursday,
numbered fully City. and the remaining
|6ty will undoubtedly be made up by Satur.
day.
Flags were hung across Main street from
the Court House to the Reed House, and
Others were displayed from prominent build
ings. Mains Cornet Band (Which, by tie
way, we think superior to any other in the
State for the number Of instruments) dis.
coursed patriotic airs in their best style,
from the cupola OF the Court House, and
the patriotic feeling OF last summer appear
ed to he fully revived.
LIST OF VoluNTEFRs gone 10 war from the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

NEw YonK, May 2S.-The Balt,-
moro american Of the 9th says:--
Gen. Banks has already received a
reinforcement Of at least IS, 900 well
disciplined troops at Ilarrer's Ferry.
Several car loads Of seige guns, each
weighing about six tuns, have also
been sent up from the Wilmington Ma.
w Yard.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

DJ-One hundred and seventy-hve doses of
Aconite, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo.
pathlc Medicines, pure and fresh, tallowing
ten pills to . dosel sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing fifteen
cents in stamps, or otherwise. TO John b.
Hall, NJ. d.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

Gait AT Yora DRuGoisrs' and get one OF
"Everyhody's Almanacs," no charge.
You will find in il much useful matter. and
more evidences in favor of "lIoonand's Bal.
sornic Cordial than can be produced by any
other remedy for lung diseases. See advcr-
tisement in another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

BErTER AND BErrEA. Daring the week
ending last night, SIXTY subscribers were
added to our lists. This increase is encour.
aging, and shows that the Union men OF
Hancock appreciate a good, ,1ive paper. As
we have before POLITICALLY remarked, "Keep
the ball rolling"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
WoODBURY,s PATENT.

| have thus far found that woodbury's Pat.
MT Is most sought aftei by threshers. and as
certificates SLOW. II does good work and gives
excellent satisfaction. The 0rs, premium was
awarded to this machine ut the Michigan and
The Ohio State Fairs IN 1858 and 1t has al
wals received The first premium at County
and Stale FANS, whenever exhibited, both in
the United Stat9s and Canadas. am the on.
y manufacturer OF this very superior machine
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
EsTABLIsIrED IN 1913
THREsIiERs AND sEpARAToRs

In the manufacture Of Thrcshers and Scpa.
rators. have aimed, in the nrst place, to Sc.
loct the most approved patterns = such as
have heen tried and found TO give satisfaction,
holding myself ready at all times To adopt such
improvements rs experience may suggest ~
being desirable. In the next place, have
endeavored to select the best material, and
have always boon careful 10 employ none but
tho most competent wOrkmen. ! have alsu
instituted the most careful scrutiny Of all OF
my Jobs before they were placed In the sales
rootn. and In this way have been able to sup.
lpy my customers with none hnt the most
complete work. II is to these facts that my
machines owe their reputation with farmers
luu nd
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

NAiIhNDlbhhh. Ht
4 ful cfTusion, eulogising the amiabie, gen
tie, high.toned Vallant igham, appeared frs
in the Logan Gazette. and since in all tn,
secession papers in Ohio --
"VALLANDIGHAM."
whose is the name, inspiring fear,
Which Nigccr.LOvers quake TO hear.
And, shudderIng, look AS II he Is near?
NALLANDiGnAM.
Who have the Woody. Heads the will,
If they were brave enough, to killl
That hero who deies them still!
YALLANDrGAAM.
Who stands in Congress M staod Saul,
A head aud shoulders higher than all
His black assailants, great and smalR
NALLASDIGHAN.
Who was II that for irsolence, made
Ohio's craven Senator. WADE,
Wear Oh his brow the brand, 'itTdidP
YALLASpiuHAN.
Who IS the man of iron mould.
Braving the storm with bearing b'li,
As CLAY and JACKSON did of old!
VALLANplGHiM.
Who. when this reign Of madness ends,
viii find in AL the good. his friends,
And ior his wrongs have great amends?
NALLASDiGBAM.
The following, written in thivty.two s II
seconds by an eight day clock, may not bt
ms portical, but it contains much more solid
truth
VallandishRm.
Who looks on Sambo lovingly,
When he's in chains and slavery,
But hates q Niger when he's free?
Vallandigham.
Who holds his seat, and draws his pay
Religiously each quarter day,
And talks low treason in a sneaking way
Vallandigham.
Who'll at his country's Treasury grab
With rolher hand his country stab,
And his rank treason slime with CAB!
Vallandigham.
Who will his high throne abdicate,
And in his pit take more humble seat,
When Glenn vallandigham goes 10 his fate
The Devil.
Who loudly swore when war began,
That tn Democracy to man,
Would help The rebels si--'twas Vallnn-
digham.
Who, when he to the pit descends,
Will clasp u. Arnold by the hands,
And with Iscariot, j.. be friends'
Vallandigham.
Who swore with oath's as loud IS q gun,
That when our soldiers left Dayton,
His defunct corpse they'd tread upon3
Vallandigham.
Who II stink in History for treason done
As tn meanest reptile meath the sun,
Judas and Arnold rolled in onel
Vallandigham.
Who, when his treason comes to light,
Will. If he meets his just requite,
Stretch the dread hangman's collar tight
Vallandigham.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
ndnchc. c.sIcLIIcndnchr.Eoml saomnci.

IfIn, br. If'r al Ih,f", Hht"iHIF,
Dg,R Ilnn. AVN: iciuuh au~Wnr Volt irhui rhm'lir'
have cure with i better than t. uN ~ ~
re- heR ,riih pDrt,L,~ H"tirmS. pi,o r,put ,lrr,
lru'u 'il'ctunl ,altiir IN my dtiiv contest vii
is,4i,r anil "iirviug ~ J il ir iill, aHpl ~ IL
'rst We have, ul cuu,sr value ilrm highly
rTTWrrG Pa. Nav I. l'-5
In, J.c Ann. Sir; huy" Iruu u'rctt, IL, ruir,l .,
hr worst h'"''rh" auy l~Iy eau hru hy II ,Nr ur ~
your rillS. II rronis to nri,c lrJu Il ful siuuac
,liirl Hey c,u,i at ,,lr'.
ipurs with great respect, I'd W. rnEuLE,
(Ts,i oJ SisrurI' fTui a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

Dysentery, Dinrrh~a, Relax, Worms.

'''F''
Your l'll- ln,n mi nng tIi,l In my practice ninl
odd l"m ~ 'shrm Hs uEr 1t the hvsi HIrirhts htN
,rr iu'lni. 1h"r Alternative ,itt uun Ill" liver mHkt
"N',lhhi remedy. Ahcu given Ia snl ds.s e.
hnHs igs,HhrI 0mi 'iprh,U 1h,ir supnr.c,atu,
makes il,m very acceptable and ,un, cnirt E,r tho ~
women md clllI n.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

STATE SAsHATu.ScnooL CONTAMINATION
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week the
State Sabbath-School Convention met in
Cleveland. The attendance was large, del.
egates being present from considerable
portion Of the State. Han Chauncey N.
Olds was chosen President. The sessions
were OF unusual interest, and much in form
alton was imported os TO the progress and
condition Of Sabl ath.Schools in OHIO. Sta.
tistics complete and partial, were presented
from thirty counties, as follows:
Whole number Of children ard youth
in the State OF Ohio between the
ages Of and Il years, as obtained
from the returns OF the Auditor of
.Stath...;. ;.....:. ;;....;......... 92l 900
Whole number OF children between
aud q years Of age. according 70 re.
turns of County Auditors. ...... 40S .7l2
Whole No. Sabbath'Schnols reported. l.lO7
Kept during only u part oi the year. il7
Number OF scholars enrolled. ......... l0f.GSj
Average attendance OF scholars ..... 722J0
No. scholars In Bible or adult classes. l7l7l
Number OF teachers and officers ..... IL .40l
Number members of Sabbath Schools
| who have made profession of reli.
gion during the year 80. .I .. 1000
Volumes IN the libraries ............. 2s 206
Number of papers taken in year,. 2.01s. la
contributions for use of schools sis. 1862 81
Amount i"r missionary purposes. $500 ~
An analysis OF this report shows that over
forty per centum of the schools reported are
held only part OF the year. Only twent,
per centum OF the youth Of the State are en-
rolled iq the school, The average attend.
ance is about eighteen per centum. The
conversions reported (based on the average
attendance) are about four per centnm.
Dayton has been selected as the place ior
holding the next Convention, and the last
Tuesday in May, 1868, appointed as the
time.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
HORST: POWERS.

For Powers with which 10 drive my Thresh.
Icrs, have selected, as being the hest now In
use, Pits improved Patent do able Piniom
Power and the Trebi.-Genrcd Iron Planet
Power.
These Powers arc made by me in tho most
thorough manner, of the best ma,ertpl. and
are of double the strength of any single gear
led Power.
In the pits Power, am making shaft Of the
Sevc wheel and master pinIon of cast steel,
which IL great Improvement over tho iron
shaft used hy other manufacturers.
In the Iron Planet Power. have also made
valuable improvements, adding to its strength
and durability. Not II single Power, out ut
the whole number sold last year, has broke,
or IN any way ialled.
TOWER CORN-SIIELLER.
Readings Patent, First Premium awarded at
Ohio State Fair in 1859, ISIS, 1857, 1856.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
Or TngESnlNG MACHINES ASp HoRx POWERS Al
SASuuskY, ONO.

Or TnREsnING MACHINES AND HoRsx Powers AT
SASLuskY, ONO.
For Eight Horse Power and Separator
(cylinder % inches loug,) )...........s 1925 90
For Ten Horse Power ana Separator
(cylinder - inches long,) ..... ...... 3Jj W
For Separator alone, (Wuodbury's or
Pitts',) cylinder 3! inches long, 700 90
For Eight Horse Power, (Pitts' or lron) l2J W
For Ten Horse Power. (pitts' or Irun.) l3j w
For Separator alone, (WOodbury's or
Pitis') yiinder 80 inches long,... lis 90
For Separator aud Eight Horse Power. 3UO "
! also furnish, when expressly ordered,
n Truck Wagon, suitable tor hauling
Separator from place To place, extra, 30 0b
Latest Improved :traw stacker, ~ ie I
long, extra. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Power Curn'Sheller, with Fan ....,.., ca 90
sarli Wright cos Patent Cnmpensu-
ting. Bay State abroad Power tor
'Wh horScSi .,.,....,,.. .......,... lJU W
Best quality oi Patent Rubber or Leather Belt.
Ing furnished NJ manuiautui er's prices.
Repairs done ON short notice.
G. J. MESSER.
SASrrsEy Ohio, May II, lSG2.-I3m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
As n Family Vhy ste.


From ~. T. ". fni"T.H, A'r uI''R'.
Your rills the prime" "' pnEs. Thr,r "N' rli',
uttis surin-- uuy ciihnttit "" r'~~.'~-. Thsy ~
iill ut Vrrv rr,uin nal ell tul Ia III 'ir ni'u "u -
rra'mrnt uf iii cas-.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
;onst' patton, ,Costivcncss. Suppression.
Rh.uin"tisn, !out, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Eits, etc.


Nhruinatlsm, Gout, Neural gln, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
a Fo"' bT j. !. rngkH, MEi'rpt c'g,ola.
r'"' m'Ir' rnnn" hc sail or your il fr Tho r,Ir- Ct"
'si'rH es. Tuil"rE "T uur Maternity have EHHl tlui
solicitations -, have, They should Join ma IL, pa, Lain
~ II fr N" b u"hi ~ The nuitlinirs wi sur'r fnu.
hiu "alunl uhil,, al'i,uu2h hni enough IN i's,lG .
ts tn "ni''r h "ihrs ilut a!r w''r,r. ] l"lrNo "a
"s,'ss nUr na" ~ tir lhrr but yru Iill, Affect nl
ryan AMI cufG The disease.
F'~ Hs. H. S""ri, Wysiiln and MlciG, Baion.
huh one 90 two lursr i SOS "f ynr Pills tal,n nj tl,.
ruprr time excellent Urlnoii,es ul the W,fi
'nsiuai in ei'Ds Ihr s,nidch nui rrjli rorus They
ur ~ much tho lest lhy.ic WV lnrc thai lerulnIvni
no oil''r IL ny lail"ns.
Eom he Rcr. Dr. H'r,es, qrhs Mi+,,iS Ii,i CLnrrs.
P,i,sH linr,r. Savannah ,in. Jan. G. ls5G.
lioNonIp Sin; ,imud b, nsglairrl GH ih' rclrl
vunr tkili lirs hrmg me- It ii nj ts'dt nv {,
c"li srtIlcl IN NY limb, iul hrur.ht oScru
ia,ng HsUriiy,c IJps, wlih cd n IN cLS1pi" trHuiG
hsuf. notwithstanding hoi III" iit ~ p, .rul,, ih'
lis'usr grew w"Ss ANA Nuls" until lv lr n,irr uI yNui
Nr'rni ngrni In baltimore. IN MH'kruli", irini hun
'is. ih'ii effects slow, i ,urr, ny Eersr,,,int
~ tho Use "T thrl'' am nov rnliIoy well,
srS,rr cnMurn Baton Rouge, Ia., ncr, 1858.
hr"m"ic Gpu-a lrniul dlNons' i't bad ue'iriHl mn
"r years. NINtENr SLlpELI,
"a Ni-i or tlr rllls in market c,id,in Mercury
,hi,h, nlhrugh valuable remedy IN skil!nl han- Il
nnscr"I !" rn'r a. i%,% g. s ,""1' IT,,r 4sn.,
rntaiu no mercury sh,,iul -u''sirur" " "iai"'rr.
Price, 25 cents per pox, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER g. CO, Lowell Ma!
And for sale by
IRAEL GREEN, Z"
~ J. NJ. HUBER, 4"
c. WEST, TOLEDO;
ALLEN Il CO., CIScrSsArI.
0ctobr Is, lSGI.-lly.w'c.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
nIio"- Di~ordcrs-L Liver Complaints

F,m pr. Ths'shnr nm. qr W." i.ik en-
N"t 'flv v'nr ril's ndmi, mlniri tu ilra r,i
nI"Ii"ht. at nui thin rnrlal rll'rt, ul
if l,or ,rrr mrthrl irLr,l They have IN NY piac-
proved ,lir,iual Er III" rur,' Of hnHS c,aI.
'u' tltu ANY "nr T.ruu!y rIu Hirutiun. sn,rT,ly
i"n' tfti W" have nt irurth lIrguNc Uhirh i, NuI.
~ III" ,pn","",v uI IiH Ii"i"'. rii ami tv lr,Ilc.
h.TAuIHLSf oI 1uU l.uti,r,
Nu-llngiUn. u. g.. itll trh, 1854. (
SiHi have u-r'. n ii, IN my s's,rIpI aud hospital
AL ts'l"l ~urv You niHit them, AMI cannot lvsitiHs h.
ih'I 'i'r l,S 'UtharIit "" cupl'y Their rrsu-
H,ttuu Iiu' liver l. ,Iuik nim letlvl, cuii,y
uvuiil tlirA Hritnic ivEr,iN lr 'vIiIscnrnt-
thn, oiB,u. Indeed ln,,a sci I'm E.nii - ,ls. 81
his G,' ,lriiinr that IT ,ll at readily yi-ll lt
hcu IIai, 'nlliy y"ui-, Ai.u' ~ HALl, ". T.,
IH4Sc. az a. Tee .RUthf IIsgiil
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
Dyspepsia, Imanri,y oc the piosd.

riom Ice. j. T. Hmss, Iisi .iitHt thU,e,, E,stoH.
DU. ArrS: / haycntri your pil, wiil, extraordinary
hrcrss IN my Family h'l nihns those AM called tn wish
u distn~-. To- regulate the organ. VI digestion and
dIii, tlr hhHS tn.y nIr the N'll lrst irnry have
,cr kn"vn, and can confidently recommend them 10
ny hi"nd,. iOuIs, j. y, HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming %, y. ", oct. ~, ishi.
nr,n SIR | un nsinz ,'ur tiih,rtie rs IN uinr-
rH, n!hn' thom an rNcilrIt lnaiiNr in rlranso the
ysivm aGd l'HigN" E.""iuins n r' H'.-i.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

LIST OF voLusrEERs gone to war from the
several townships in Hancock county, as
returned under oath by the Township As
seecnrs 10 The CnnntY hnhItnr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

The following beau
Ii full cnrusion, eulogising the amiable, gen.
tie, high toned Vallant igham, appeared first
in the Logan Gazette. and since in all the
accession naners In Ohin -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
FARMERS TOOLS.
ISAAC DAVIS,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCER
Mar the Branch Railroad Depot,
FINDLAY, OHIO,

WTOULD respectfully announce to retail
w dealers and consumers IN Hancock and
adjoining counties, that he Is more extensively
thln aver I'm the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

Fhoa rnt 57rn. - We are under oblga.
tions to Col. Mungen for the following lei.
ter from Lieut.. Col. A. v. Rice:-
AT MY RKsroxscE, FINDLAy, Quo, !
May 22d, 1863 p. m.
EpIron JsFyrRsoSiAS;--Sir, The follow.
ing letter frsm Lieut.. Col. Rice, now in
command OF the 9th regiment o. v. l., neal
Corinth, Mississippi, received this evening
will doubtless be read with interest by your
readers. The letter, although evidently not
written or intended for publication, is at
your service for insertion, il you see proper
to give it a place in your columns.
Respectfully, &c,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
N ails and Iron.

~ Nttl1o ct11Nt III O1ls
Tho hest Juniatta Nails and Iron, always on
hand and for sale hy
ADAMS Il RUTHRaUFF.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
Old Stand on Railroad street,

Whore everything in the Grocery and Provs
ion line may he purchased ut Prices rs Low rs
can be afforded by amy similar establishment
in North-western Ohio. He guarantees Ia his
customers rs good an assortment AS can be
found anywhere - among which may be men
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
POwER CORN-SIIELLER.
List of Prices

Readings Patent, First Premium awarded
-OhIO state Fair IN 1853. Isis, 1857. 1856.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
Grocery Business!

And haviAg purchased much of his present
stock previous to the existing crisis in the
East, is prepared To give his customers the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30

Thankful for the patronage heretofore ex.
tended, and pledging himseHto deal honorably
and sell rs cheap as the cheapest, he respect
filly invites tn Ose who consume and those who
deal In Groceries to call and examine his stock.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-30
CHEAP PURCHASES,

Only reserving fair commission, in order To
enable him to continue business, ms here toiore.
Notwithstanding the hard times. His place oi
business 1T the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-18

Reconnaissance Towards Gallatin-
The Rebels Morgan and Forrest ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Union Couriers-
Expected Attack ON Nashville-Scixure
or secessionists-A Construction Train
Taken by observation-disclosures Belonging
10 Unionists Burned at Gallatin, SC.
NASHVILLE, August II, 1861
Col Miller made armed reconnaissance Gallatin
last night His force consisted OF the seventy.ninth
Pennsy vana Eleventh Michigan and Best's battery. He
found the enemy had decamped. Morgan has gone 10
Hartsville where IL Is reported he has Effected juno
tion with Forrest.
Two Union courcrs captured last night by stones
men, nine miles from Nashville, tho Murressboro'
road They took the dispatches but liberated the cou
riers telling them the federal authorities that
the Confedsrates would surely have Nashville to-day
Sunday.
party Of the First Tennessee cavalry undertook 10
surround . rebel house six miles from Nashville
last night and capture the occupants, but
we're fred upon from tho windows and BY
guerias in the woods, and Obliged to retreat. They
come n reporting force Of thousand rebels
the city The troops were under all night and can
non were planted destroy the city the Arst approach
Of tho enemy.
Another party Of The First Tennessee cavalry captured
large party Of secsssi0nsts the oIty last night
construction train left yesterday morning 10 repair
the tunnel 1t Gallatin The hands were captured by
gueras near Galatin. the engineer escaped with the
locomotive II Ia rumorcd that several Union houses
were burned a Gsllatin.
Much uneasness IL felt consequence Of the nonari-
val Of the Louisville tran twenty hours over due
Morgan captured hundred and Nifty thousand dollars
In United States Treasury nstss In lebanon.