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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

The Council then adjourned.
B3-SIXGULAR CoLLrstoN.-On Sunday
the 18th instant, about o'clock A. NJ, as
one of the keels of J. Il. Atkinson laden
with friedrich and clay was nearing Blan-
nerhasset Island, on her way to Ciucin-
natl, she was run into by the steamers
Henry Logan and II. b. Hamilton and i'm
mediately sunk.
The two steamers had been racing for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17


BU-A DRsoLArE CouNrRY.-A gentle
man who arrived on Saturday from Mar
tiusburg, Va, says that he never saw a
more desOlate looking country. The
whole section of country looks as if a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

is said to excel.
hSg- Hr1NsTRrpr,s Tx,w,-,D,r w.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

of restoring gray hair to its original colorl
causes it to grow thick and strong stops
its falling out, and makes it soft and glossy!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-17

destroying everything. The fields are all
laid waste, the fences are gone, houses
aud barnes have been destroyed aud one
half of the tlweIlino,s are ,,,oror,;a1
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

USios CoRPonATioN C,ucus.--The Union
Caucus met last night, the Council Room,
and put in nomination the following tickets:
Mayor-G. w. Twning;
Recorder--H. S. shannon;
Tr s,-es-- Parlee CarlIn, G c. Douglas,
Chns. Oesterlin, Wm. Anderson. WIN. /. .
Wheeler;
Treasurer--K. S. Baker;
Msrshal--P. d. Ardinger;
Policemen-J. Cromley, John T. Gross
Caldo Chad wick, Marris Paxon;
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the taxes levied for Bor'
ough purposes for the ensuing year, ought
not to exceed IL mills on the dollar valua.
,tion.
The ticket is a first rate one. The Coun
Gil (the most important of the corporation
offcials) is made up Of sound, judlcious
men, in whose hands the interests Of town
will be perfectly sale. The other nominees
are all good men, for the places they ar'
proposed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

Ma. EpIroR notice in the Jelersonian
"E. b." ask a little space in your paper
to reply to It. |, speaking for myself, pro-
test against the sction Of those who would
expel the negroes from Ohio and prohibit
their migration, forever, for these reasons
/. hate slavery. and such measures con-
sign to bondage, all Of that unfortunate
race, now in the state. and would effrctu-
ally prevent emancip patton hereafter. II is
we'll. known fact that in the most of the
slave states, free negroes are compelled TO
leave the state or be sold into slavery. We
drive the free negroes from the Northern
States aud they must either 60 South into
slavery. or commit suicide. They may
choose between these alternatives.
2. They have, morally, the same right to
q live in Ohio, that we have, and no just
man can object to it. They are human, and
possess all the attributes Of humanity. We
have invited all to settle within our borders
and now. at this late day to expel one class
because their skins are blacker than ours.
requires a degree Of hard-heartedness. OF
bsrbarism. that belongs to q less enlighten
ed age. As one protesting common human.
=, ity, | protest against such cruel injustice,
' as being opposed to every principle Of right.
:, "E. B." says, "if. as matter Of justice
we permit him to reside within our state
then. upon the same principle, we mus
t. permit him 10 enjoy ell the rights. privileg
ss and immunitiss OF other citizens Of It.,
State" l deny the hypothesis, altogether
| hold that the negro has the same natura
rights as the white msn-political rights ar
another thing. The foreigner, for term o
years, may hold property. sue and be sued
bnt is not allowed to vote, snd females, al
though possessing these privileges, can nsv
OF exercise the elective franchise. Does
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

Cotton thread Is 25 cents q spool
and friction matches are sold Tor one
ceut each in Charleston. Coarse
eat is $l5 ssack; tea "a so a pound;
bacon A!most impossible to be had
at any price.
Efforts are being made to build
an iron clad gunboat, and every
rceans is resortet to in order TO raise
money. Even slaves are solicited
for offerings. The vessel is expec'
ted. to be ready within about 9
month";.
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follow tina, because the foreigner aud female
are allowed to own property that the one
must be allowed a vote the moment he
lands upon our shores. and the othe' az soon
as she Us twenty onei We have always per.
mi,ted the negro to live among us, but we
never gave him a vote--must we allow him
to vote il he longer stays with us'
We have the power to erpel them, but to
do il would be a wanton. needless act OF
oppression. This is Government OF white
men, and undoubtedly will always be. but
the negro is here, and it is our duty to exer-
else towards him proper degree of human
ity. We require them to pay taxes, they
earn all they eat, and as they have not as
yet, injured US, I see no reason for perpetra
ting this great wrong. Perhaps E. b. ma,
be able TO convince me.
Oak Ridge, March 80. X. NJ.
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D,,po0.,. and Gerrrs, DebiIi,y.
C.aLisLE, Warren County. D,
Mach f6hQ

March 8, 1858.
DR.. G. W. RoBacK, Dear Sir;--For the
benefit OF suffering humanity permit me to
say that have found your scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. sure cure
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint l
have suffered from the above mentioned dis-
eases for FIVE years and have tried a great
many physicians, but ali TO no purpose.
was advised by friend TO try your Blood
Putl6er and Pills and did 40. was living
in Cincinnati at the time, and went to your
Office aud purchased one bottle Of the Puri-
6er and one box OF Pills TO commence with,
and bless the day I fouad your valuable
medicines, for am enjoying good health at
present, and feel confident that the cure is
permsueu,. Let others buy and take what
they pleas. as for me, give me the Blood
Purifier and Pills for ali chronic diseases,
which arse from impure blood or deranee
ment the digestive organ. take no oth
er medicines, and have not Tor the last
eighteen months. Most truly,
See advertisement.
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Nav ADvKRrisEnIsrs.-W refer readers
to the new advertisements. There are va
riety Of them. Read them all EverybJ ID y
is interested in them;
Patterson & Ta,lor--New Goo Is;
Il. G. o. Carey--Cough Cure.
]. S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fancy Goods;
J. d H. Phillips, Pittsburgh-Furniture
Floor and Carriage Oil Cloths, Betting, dc.
Philip Fsrd--Psnsions and Bounties;
Eli Beach--Carriages, Buggies, Wagons;
Jacob CaU-Dentai Gard;
Israel Greeu-Bovee Dod' s, Drugs, Flow
or and Garden Seeds, Paints. Oils. Lead
Dyestufs, DC;
s. q S. M. Hu urer--Burning Oils, Fluid.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

CARRIAsps AsD WAGoss.--We call the
special attention OF the citizens OF this coun-
ty, TO the advertisement of Eli BeacL, car
rage. buggy and wagon manufactured. Mr..
Beach has an extensive establishment, and
is turning out superior work. He has on
hand now some Of the best finished buggies
we have ever seen, being fully equal in
style to the best Eastern. In point Of dura'
bility there is no comparison. All in want
Of work in his line should call on him.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04
Important to Females!
~-----~~-~~~-~---
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Tho combination Of ingredients Ia these
Pills Ia the result " long and extensive prac-
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certain In correcting al irr euarities, Painful
Menstruations, - removing all obs,ructions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache,
pain In tho side. palpitation OF the heart
whites, all nervous az, c,ions, hy stepics, IA
tigue, pain In the back and llnbs, &C., d dsturL.
ed sleep, which arise from interruption Of M.
ture.
Dir. CuEEsEMAy's PILLS
was the commencement of new era Ia the
treatment OF those irregularities and obstruct
tions which have consigned 50 many to rRE-
MATURE GRAVE. M female can enjoy good
health unless she is regular, and whenever u
obstruction takes place, the general health be-
gins To decline.
Da. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eiiectual remedy ever known Tor
all complaints peculiar to females. To all
elasses they are invaluable, inducing. 'ch GER
tanty, periodical regularity. They are known
Ia thousands throughout the country. having
the sanct on uf some Of the most eminent Ply
sicians In America. Explicit directions. sta.
ting wheu they should not he used, with each
box-the Price 81 per box, containing from 80
to 10 Pills.
Pills sent BY mail, promptly. by remitting to
the Prophet r. sold by druggists generally.
r. b. llUTCHlNGs. PRnPaIEroR,
20 Cedar street. New Yurk.
N For sale by ). ID. FREY, FISDLAY, ONO
March :. lsd2. -ty
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

Tos,cc Sgyp.-D. b Beardsley ESQ. has
received from the Patent office quantity ot
uba Tobacco seed which he wishes TO dis
tribute among the far@ers ofthe county, As
the culture of Tobacco has been materially
nterfered with BY the war. The Northern
States will be obliged to cultivate 1t TO a
greater extent, and thus is good opportuni.
~ to procure the seed.
Mr.. B. has also few a ckaees OF bald Bar
ley for distribution.
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Rlnp.,Y M.nKsr.-Correeted weekl,

SoLpiKRs RELIEF UMos SociNrr. - On
Friday last, the ladies Of this Society in
FindIsy, forwarded another box Of hospital
goods to the Cincinnati Branch OF the
United States Sanitary Commission, thatse.
ing the depot to which all our goods have
heen sent, leaving the discriminate dis,r-
button OF them TO that Association. I sp-
pend LIS, Of the articles contained in the
box, with the value affixed:
Box No. 5.-29 Towels, l6 6Handkerchiefs,
Q Bed Sacks, s Sheets, s Shirts, Double
Gown, S Red Gowns. 90 pairs Socks, pairs
Drawers, 3 Quilts. . Blankets, 3 Knee Cush-
ions, 4 Pillows, ) Pillow Cases, 6 pairs
Slippers, pair Miuens,'l Cotton Pillow, 2
Cushion Sacks, 81 Hospital Spi,toons, IL
lbs. Prunes. 81 cans and jars Fruit, so yards
Bandaging. Valued at ss9 2s.
Mrs. d, SrASsnuRY, Secretary.
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Mrs. d. SrASsuuRr, Secretary.

An Usersr AppxAL. We have several
hundred dollars to raise within few weeks.
and we want alt of our patrons to assist us
particularly those in arrears We have la
bored under all sorts Of difficulties in our ell.
forts to re establish the Jeffersonian, and
we absolutely need every dollar that is due
the concern. Those indebted m Ter Mr..
Spears adm nis,ra,ion, are particularly re-
ques,ed to pay: and just as many others as
have dollars to spare, are invited to help us
out. Send by mail, or call at the ofhce.--
Friends, will you help MS Now' All money
sent will be faithfully credited, and il de-
sired, receipts forwarded.
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Gautofk 9sf(trsgnian.
Local and Miscellaneous

UsioN C,uous - Pursusnt to notice, the
Union voters OF findlay township met at
the Court House, Wednesday evening,
March I'd, and organised by appointing Is
rael Green, Chairman. and d. R. Locke,
Secretary.
ACer the adoption Of rules 10 govern the
beilotins, Messrs. shannon and Robinson
were appointed Tellets. and ballots were
had for candidates with the following re
suit
Trustees-P. d. Ariinger, P. d. Bigelow,
Geo. Biggs.
Clerk--Phillip Ford.
Tteasurer-Hugh Newell.
Assessor--Hcnry Lamb.
Constables--F. Church, S. P. Lowrey.
There being no further business, meeting
adjourned. ISRAEL GREEN, chm.
d. r. LOCKE, Sec'y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

SORGHUM SEED. For the benefit OF those
in want, we make public the fact that Israel
Green has a quantity Of sorghum seed. fully
We do not know whether il is
KEEP, anywhere else IN town or not. The
time for planting is near at hand, and farm
ers should begin to look out for a supply.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

OF CLorHs. - We call the attention Of
merchants and dealers to the advertisement
of J. d n. Phillips, manufacturers Of oil
cloths. &C., Pittsburgh. This house has a
merited reputation throughout the West,
and our dealers can do no better than to
patronize it. Notice their card among the
new Advertisements.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

MoRE BuiLpiSos.-Sincet the 18th ultimo,
the following parties have contracted for the
building Of dwellings;
J. Burket, Hardin street,
Geo. Bender,
- Douglas,
y. Newman,
G. Phleger,
A. BlackfOrd,
L. Adams, Main Cross ST..
O.P. Capell.
Rev. Oviatt.
Two weeks ago we published a list oI
twelve. which makes, ia all. twenty'one
dwellings TO be elected this season, besides
business and other public buildings. Thi'
is a gratifying record for so early in the sea
son, and shows that Findlay has not reach
ed the top Of the hill YET. The year vii
be brisk one for builders.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

RRrURN,NG TO ALLEaIANcE. TO
day forty or dhy soldiers came ln'
to Hickman and gave up their arms,
and desired 70 return to allegiance
and join the. Federal army. They
were q portion Of those who escaped
from Union City yesterday. They
report that large numbers Of rsbel
troops are also disposed TO yield.
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THx Usros NOMINATIONS. - The Unic

Tax UsIos NOMINATIONS. - The Union
Caucus, Wednesday evening, put in nomi.
nation an excellent township ticket--one
tha, is worthy the support of the party. Let
every Union man in the ownship he at the
polls on Monday, and elect it by good,
round majority. Come up 10 the work on
Monday. and give the ticket hearty sup
port.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

FIxINa UP.--The Hubers are King an
Iteration in their Drug Store-repsinting.
putting in new furniture. changing the sp.
pesrance completely. II will be. when en-
ished. q neat room.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

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Buy your fine Groceries,

At HUBEiiS' Drug store. An immense
"A immense stock OF nne Groosries, ju-t re.
ceved. ss-Th best Coal oil In Find ny. Try
and he convinced.
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BANK Nor. T.sLr--Corrected weekly.
ANKABLE FUNDS.

BANK NorL T.sLE--Corected weekly, BY
Adams, Carlins & Co..
BANKABLE FUNDS.
State Bank OF Ohio; Ohio Free Banks (in good
credit); Bank OF the State OF Indiana; New
York Slate and City; New England; New Jer.
sey; Philadelphla; Delawarei United States
Treasury Notes; Pittsburg.
UNCURRENT.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

A TaiHrrE TO THE MEMORY OF Qua SIsTEa,
Mary HuLL,--BY GERTRUpE, |. y. q. L.
She is gone--our gentle Mary
Gone IN her youthful bloom.
In the midst OF HES joyous spring time,
Down to the silent tomb.
She is gone--cnd o! sadly we miss her;
Wherever our footsteps stray
A chiling vacancy haunts us,
Chasing our sunlight away.
So sweetiy, So gently she faded.
We scarce could believe she must die
That the form grown 50 Shadowy, lovely.
Would soon meath the damp sod lie.
There's breach in our loving circle.
A void in each aching breast;
But her freed spint is dwelling
Where the weary may be al rest.
But we've are left to mourn her;
The angels Of earth are 90 few,
1t tears the heart strings assunder
When called to bid them adieu.
And death chooses the loveliest fow ers
That bloom in our pathway below.
To transplant them in heavenly bowers,
Afar from this world Of woe.
And We feel, though we mourn so deeply
That our loss Is her inhnite gam
! Removed from sin aud temptation,
From soirow and suffering and pain.
And we know. lew short lays over,
We too IN our lowly bees
u Beside her we have lost, may be lying
While others IN oui footsteps tread.
But on earth may We earnestly strive
True wisdom to seek and to love.
That when our life journey is over,
j We II meet her IN mansions above.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-04

DEATHS. - Maggie Byal, aged six years,
nine months and twenty days, daughter of
Jocob and Sarah J. Byal, departed this life
February 80, 1s62, after an illness OF sixteen
days, OF Diptheria. Her sufferings were IN.
tense, yet she bore them patiently, and was
resigned 10 the will Of Him who rules all
things.
Dukes Byal, son OF Jacob and Sarah j.
Bysl. aged three years, ten months and
twenty days, departed this life March oh,
after an illness of fourteen days Of Dipthe-
ria. His suirerings were great, notwith.
standing he was patiens and died in the
triumphs OF living hope.
They have gone-they are happy
In world that's free from pam;
Then, oh! then why SHOULD wish
Ny dear ones back ogaIn!
OH! its hard to give them up
To see them from earth pass away;
But Jesus sweetly, gently said,
"Let the little ones come unto me-"
They have gone-yes they have gone
To their peaceful home Of rest;
In their ICY hands holding roses
Folded on each silsnt treast.
They have gone--only gone
Oul OF pain and into bliss;
Out oil sad aud SINFUL wIckedness
Into perfect bliss.
Little ones, then rest and slumber
! In the dark and silent grave,
! For the Savior is ever willing
Darling little ones 10 save.
! -[SAR.n J. BrAL.
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Those preparations (unlike all otherss are
"free from Poisons."
mot dangerous to the Human Family"
"na,ts do not die on the premises"
"They come out Of their holes to die"
"They are the only iniallble remedies known.
.'l2 years and more established in New York
city"
Used blythe City Post once.
Used bu--the City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used by-the City Steamers, Ships. &C.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Aims Housec. 10.
Used by-the Hotels: 'Astor. st. Nicholas, DC.
U.ed eg-the Boarding & Houses, aoo Co. u &C:
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DARLING's LIVER REGULATOR
Darling'S Liver InvigoratOr

III allnrdme immediate relief II ls a thorough
liver and bilious remedy
Mrs. IorSG, m BroUklvn, writes February
q, lsdO lin May last had n severe attack
uf Piles, which cunaned me To the house.
A.. l. at
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Died in Fiudlsy, Ohio. March 20, ls62,
Mary A. Hull. aged SC, ,rnleen years, one
month and four days.
From childhood4ler constitution was iraIl;
but she did not seem to he afflicted with any
disease until a lew months brlore hei death.
Then Consumption set in, and in defiance
of all that medical skill couid do, she sank
under its wasting power TO the grave.
Possessing a GENEROUS and gentle nature,
and ardent affections, she " on many friends,
esp, ciaily among those of her own age
Tue thought OF being separated from them
and her relatives, and Of lying down III the
cold, dark grave, was exceedingly painful TO
her. She greatly desired TO get well; and
every aattering indication OF her disease in
duced her to hope that she would secover.-
But the work OF death went steadily on
All hope OF her recovery expired. she leiI
that she must die. She then cOnfdlngly re'
signed her soul 10 the care OF the saviour oil
Sinners. She said she felt that He was her
only hope. A lew moments before the last.
she told her mother she could now give up
all her friends - that she felt that all was
we'll. Calmly and gently she passed away,
We trust, to be VITA The blessed forever.
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FAMILY MEDICINE
Much better tntn pills, ami much easier 10
take.
DARLING'S LIFE BITTERS
,sI,,r,rr t,l ic and diuretic excellent in
eases Ui loss of appetite, hatulency, female
weak ness, Irregularities, ain In the side and
bowels, blind, protruding and bleeding Piles,
and general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY:
JAMES l.. BRuNLgy, (MerchanD ls4 Fulton
street, New York, writes, August II, 1850: II
cave bean afflicted with Piles, accompanied
with bleeding, the last three years; and used
nArlinR'a a Liver ReRulafnr
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OARLlNG'S
LIVER REGULATOR

Removes the M ,rbid and bilious deposits from
'hr stomach and bowels, regulates the liver
and Kidneys, renewing every obstruction, re.
stores a natural and healthy action in the vital
organs. II Is II superior
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PILLS.

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DARLING's LIFE YITrERs,

And was entirely cured. have had nO atiack
lsince."
ID. wEsrxRvRrr, ESQ.,, Of South 5th, near 9Th
lstreet, Williamsburg, l., l., writes August o,
ls6O: -"Having been troubled with diiiiculty
in the liver. and subject 20 bilious attacks,
was advised by "A friend To try
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N.sIubkl.li, D. e. sth 6sI., Ibat. ]
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an, acihp thu liver h uirk aud dccislcd cobss
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,as d,,Ss ,Bsii,ar ii,Ht u dbl readily yid 70
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