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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

TINS Is MosEY.-This scage is only good
when Time is available and improved to
further the ends of life. Tine, without
health TO improve It, win yield bnt little
money. How can one expect to possess
health to improve time. if accustomed to
eating heavy and uhwholesome bread, such
as all are liable to have who do not use the
Chemical saleratus made and sold at whole
sale by d. B. DeLand and Co., Fairporl,
Monroe Co.. New York; This is just the
article to beused, and we commend II to all
good house wives. Good groceIs have il.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

nom which maskird sufsg ever largo part Il
~ ltobc, Is the conseeucne of Addressed acfSD~
N fhs system, Induced ~ The poisonous mlasps
81 'gctahie decay. 1hls exAslstion IL evolved
hy h,e action OF soiay heat oA Net soil, and r.c,
With the watcry vapCr frctn IL. Hhne the sun Z
below tho Horizon this vapoe fingers near tho
oarh's surface, rud the Virus II taken win, il
thItsigh tho lungs into tho blood. yberc Il acts
- M irritating poison ON tho internal yiscsrn
saf cxcrctng organs OF the body. Tim liver he
comes torpid aud fdls to sccfete not only lila
virus, but nlso The Bile fron fhs blsyd. both
the v'Iis aud tho liie accumuiasc in tho cirrula.
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
flie spleen, tho kidneys, and the stetnsch arm. .
pathize with tho liver, snd become dirosicrca
also. Finally, the instinct Of our organism, Q.
IL in an attempt to expel tho noxIeIs infusion,
concentrates tho vhoic blood Of tho body In Tia
intenial excretories to force them 10 east Il QUE
The bleod leaves the surface, and rushes 10 the
central organs with congestiye violence. This V
tho CniLJ. But In this effsrt II fails. Then tho
Fsvkn follows, In which the blood leaves the
central organs and r,lshes to tho surface, rs IL
in another effort to cxpcl the irritating poison
through the other great excrctoy - the akin. Ia
sh's also u fails, aud tho system abandons the at
ecinpt exhausted, and waits for tho recovery Of
strength 10 rcpcat the hopeless effort smother dsy
Those arc tho fits or paroxysms of FEvER AND
AoUE. Such constitutional disorder will OF
course undermine tho health n II Is not removed
We have iaborcd % end, aud have found. An
antidch -f - - =.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

A SOLDIERS OPIsios.--The Courier pub
llished lettef from "Twenty -arstet," the
drift of which was that the 'good old Dem.
ocroiic" organization should be kept up at
all hazards.
The following extract from a letter writ
ten by James W. Lanning. 57th man-ap
Easie township Democrat. contains good.
sound doctrine;
Times beginto look rather gloomy. y, II
you up North would all throw your innu
ence together and use every energy possible
to help recruiting of soldiers, and drop all
party strife for the present, 1t would do
great deal toward crushing this rebellion
out: Of course you wont understand me TO
mean that want you all 10 become Repub-
IIcsns or all Democrats. Every man has o
right to his opinion, so long rs 1t don't per.
tain to treason. You don't nor cannot i'm
agine what effect this Northern party strife
has on the Southern people. The papers
are pitching into each other--each party try.
ing who can use the foulrst SANDER. And
the Southern people get these papers; ant
you gel IN talking with them just as apt os
not, they will tell you that " this war lasts
six months longer, the Northern otmy VIII
have as much as it can attend 10 10 keep re-
5ellion down in the North. Aud verify
believe that is, in great measure, their en.
coutagetnehi.
Nj. Lanning, in the above, administers a
Just rehuke to the Vallandighamets, who
spurned the Offers made by the Republicans
to sink party, that the attention OF the peo.
pie might not be diverted from the war, and
have ever since stirred up psriy bitterness.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

THE CopsTY OoavrSrIoE.--We coll the
especial attention Of the Union men of Han.
cock county to the call OF the Central Com.
mi,tee for Convention, to be held satur.
day. August soth. 1t is reeomme aded ths,
the people Of the townships meet on Thurs
day, the 2sth instant. to elect Delegates.
We hope every township will be fully
represented. Select judicious delegates and
let them nominate a good ticket, and the
Vallandig CLEANERS will be wiped out this
fall. Bear the Convention in mind,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

LIST or MAsRiAor Llcsasss.--The follow
ing Licenses were issued by the Proba;
Judge during the month OF July;
william G. Watson aud Sue Heck.
B. F. Winelsnd and A. G. Nelson.
Wm. UppeIman aud Eliza A. Wingate.
Daniel Cornwel, and Rachel Yeasley.
Robert Barton and Laua Hartman.
c. Woener and Phmbe ]. Pamerton.
A. Eaeleson and Lucinda Bsuehman.
John Derr and Mary A Weekly.
Philip Bany aud Mary f. Cook.
Mrnry II. Treece aud Calsia Bear.
John a. Morrison and NJ. J. Beard.
GcnIre Barnd and Mary A. Myers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22
Dyspepsia and General Debility.
c,RLISLr, Warren County, o.,
Mn,.h fkf4

MafCh 3, lNDS.
Dr. G. w. R"EAcK, --prar Slr:~-For the
bench, OF sGllerlrg humanity permit me TO
say that have found yonr scandinavian
Blood PuTl6er ami Blood Pllls, u surc cure
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint |
have suffered from the above mentioned dis
eases Tor Ave years and have tried a great
many physicians, but ali to no purpose
was advised by a friend 10 try your Blood
Purier and pms and did 40. was living
IN Cincinnati at the time, aud went to your
office aud purchased one bottle Of the Puri-
fer aud one box OF Pills 10 commence with,
and bless the day | found yonr valuable
medicines, for am enjoying good health al
present, and feel confident that the cure is
permanent. Let Others buy and take what
they please, rs for me, gave me the Blood
Purife and Pills for all chronic diseases,
which arse from impure blood or drIange
ment the digestive organ. take no 9th.
er medicines, and have not tor The last
.eiphteen months. Most truly
T.. v pUsois
See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

Pooa WoRK.--J. N. Free, poor cracked
bra'ned idiot, is peramtulating this county,
giving at second hand. the reasonable
rawlings of ValIandighsm. 1t is difficult to
notice him seriously, but there ore men. and
plenty of them. in Hancock, who actually
look up to Free, az q political prophet and
who wall not believe that he is iusane.---
The poor creature should be taken care OF
before he gets into trouble. He repeats the
kind OF talk put into h,s mouth by those too
cowardly to use itthenselyes..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

GoDsY's Laws Book, for September is
on our table, filled as usual with gems OF
richest thought. As matter Of course the
fashion plate, &C., are OF the most superb
character. Certainly no lady who pretends
to keep anywhere near. the fashions will
think Of doing without this fine magazine
Contents Of the present equal to those oi
any former number. Terms $500 per
year; two copies for s5. 90, three copies for
$500. Address L. A. Cooley, 323 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia. Pepnsylvania
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

How THE BURuLAR WAS CAU0HT. For some
weeks beck, the citizens Of FIndlsy have
been kept in a state OF extreme nervousness
because Of the frequency Of burglary. Since
the third Of J.ly hardly night escaped but
one or more houses were entered, and prop.
crty stolen. People became suddenly care.
fnl in the matter OF door and window fast
enings, and houses that had never before
had n bolt shot or lock turned. were all at
once Theoretically sealed.
For some time suspicion has rested upon
one George Conis,er. who managed to live
well without performing day by day any
alarming amount OF labor. Finally Sheriff
Wilson and others employed person 10
bring him out. The decoy worked hims If
into his confidence. and finally they agreed
10 rob the dwelling OF the Sheriff. The
house was entered through a window. A
pocket book containing quite sum in mon-
ey was the result OF the enterprise. George
Uonister Esq, was pleased at his success,
but his rejoicings were TUNED to mourning,
his gloAness to sorrow, when the heavy hand
Of the Sheriff was laid upon his shoulder,
and the identical pocket book found upon
his person. lie is now rumin1ting over the
ups and downs OF this chaupable world in
jail. from which place he may be drafted
into the striped guards at Columbus.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22
COUNTY CONVDNTlOV.
fro TIE 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 and
efeclually; all who believe the government, ,
right and the rebellion wrong, and that the
authors, aiders ami abbettors OF the existing
war, should be made to feel the power aud
majesty OF the National Government by con E.
dign punisnmen,--all who favor an early
and honotsble peace, are requested TO meet
at their respective places of voting. in the
several townships on Thursday, 25th day
Of August, at Q o'elock r. NJ. and appoint
delegates to a county convention. to meet
ut the Court House in Findley. on Saturd ay
August Both, st 10 o. clock A. NJ, TO nom.
mate candidates for TREASURER, AUD
tToR. SHERIFF, RECORDER. CoMMls
SIoNBR and CORONER. The townships
ate entitled 10 the following number Of votes
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

TrsriMosiaL.--The members Of The COM
panies Of Captains Bope and Capeli, who
we're entertained st the Cook House Friday
night, desire TO publicly return thsnks TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Crook for the kind Gnd seneI-
ous treatment received at thsir hands. Ev.
erything that could be done was done to
make us comfortable prior TO orr departure
for camp--more indeed than we coul! have
expected. We shall ever cherish kindly
recollection Of the Crook House and its
landlord and lady.
lslensd By thirty yolunteeisl
FIEDLAY. August l6, 1862.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22
Ayers Ague Cure.

which nsuWailsss this malarious poison IN Me
hood and stltn uintes the ltver to cxpel n fYoys
he body. As II should, 20 it docs cvre hi, N.
hicfive disorder with perfect certainty. Ana I,
does more, or rather docs what is Of morn ser
vfcc to uioso subject 70 this infection. n takcL
In season II cxpcis II from the system as Il Is sb.
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use u free from
ts attacks; keeps the system IN health although
cures. but protects from. the great variety Of az
fections which aro induced BY this maiignanl
influence, such a. Remittept Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb. or Makcd Aguo, Periodical Headache,
2. bliieus Hohdachc, biilous Feyers, Neuralgia.
rheumatism, 0out, blindness, Toothaclle, Ear.
ache, Caiarrh, Asthma, Pupitations, Painful AZ.
Nctions OF tho Spleen Hysfcrics, Collie, Paralypb.
and Painful Affections OF tho Stomach and Bow.
els, all OF which, when arising ffom this cause,
viii bc found to assume orc or loss the intermit-
eent typo This "AoUE CunE" removes tho cause
" these derangements, aud cures the disease
THIS 1t accomplshcs by stimulating the oxcrs-
torios 70 cxpel tho virus from the systcm: and
these organs by degrees become habited TO do ths
their ONCE Of their own accord Hence arises
what wc term acciimation. Time may accomplish
the same end, but often life s not long enough, OF
z sacrifced In the attempt, while this 1Gun
OuRE" does u at once, and with safety. We have
great rnson to believe this Is Q surer ~ well a.
safer rcmcdy for tho whole class Of diseases
which are caused by tho miasmatic infecton,
than any other which has been discovered; and
II has still another important advantage b the
public, which is, that 1t Is cheap ~ well ~ good.
PREPARED BY
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22
IoIEWtN UY TNTITy 'UIUNVVtTF|I
FIsDLAy, August lh, 1852.

Riiss THE MsN.-There is no lime To lose.
II Hancock intends 10 pat Ncf Gro'a n the
raised by volunteering II possible, # not. by
drst. II The num) er volunteer the expense
snd delsy ofa daft is saved, to say nothing
Of the stigma tia, viii forever attach 10 all
counties in which dating takes place -
Let every man in the county make recruit
ine lis business until the lose ofihe month.
The men must be had let them be raised
by vclunleerinsl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22
Dos'r Fesoer ras rnsi-Ns.

Dos'T FeRoer rHs FHsi-Ms. LocKs:--
Please inform the readers Of the jefferson
ian. that. Notwithstanding war s desolation,
the managers Of the Hancock County Agh.
cultural Society have determined that the
Annual Fair shall be held on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, October 2. 3 and A.
New buildings are now being erected, and
other arrangements making 10 render the
exhibition worthy of the patronage Of the
we'll wishers of the industris, interests Of
our county pferpium fists can Ls obtained
from q. W. Galloway Treasurer, or The un.
designed. IssAEL GartS.
President
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

NEw CoMPASirs.--The 99,h is fun, with
six hundred men to spare. Accordingly an
order has been received uthorizing another
rrgiment--the llsth. The follow ing parties
are recruiting companies in this connty: .
lst. ID. b, Beardsley, Findlay, J. W. Da.
Wis. Marioni (now in the i9th.>
I'd. Samuel Howard, NJ. b. Patterson,
Caldo Chadwick, oil of Fin9lsy.
Jfd. Darius Pendleton. blanchard: d. +
Sholiy Pleasant; Emanuel Mogle, Liberty.
In addition. Lieut.. Higgins IS still rcfuii.
irg for his company.
II these companies ase raised. il Will leave
but about 200 men to be drafted from Han.
cock county. Let the people everywhere,
who would save the county the disgrace
of draft, 30 at il now in earnest, md
I'LL up the number required for the old regi.
mentS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

Foa Tnt OLo REGIMENTS. .--Volunteef will
be taken for the old regiments until the 4th
of September. Several townships have sent
SO near the quota that by little effort they
may escape the draft altogether. MAKE
ments the number called for, and escape the
tigma of The draft.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

ESEMprs.-As will be seen by advertise.
ments, Mr. Croninger. the Comm ssioner o
drafting, and DR.. Perky, the Surgeon, ~
anime those claiming exemption from mill
taEy duty, a! the Goit House, in FIndlay,
from Monday, Angus, 25lh. to Friday, Aug
ust 29;h. They examine by townSh pi. -
Take notice and be on hand in time.
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u. FRlCK, Secretary.

TnE DRvr.-The following table shows
the number Of men in each township, the
number a!teady III the field, and the mum.
ber TO be drafted. The returns upon which
this calculation IS based, includes only u
portion of Capts. Uope and Capells comps-
nits, winch, with the recruiting done since
will reduce the number to he drafted some.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

TIE BOYS GosE. - Saturday morning.
Captains Bope and Capell. with their com
panies left for camp Lima. Before starting
the companies were drawn up in front OF
the Court House, and were put through drill
as far "a they had learned it. They present
cd a splendid sppearance--two fner COM
pauies cannot be found. They left with
the best wishes Of the whole community
Capt. Bope had Ut meh and Captain Capell
ninety.siX.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

ELvorIoN.--LastF Friday evening, the men
rcruiied by Lieuiensnts Cspell aud Barnh,
held an election foi company officers which
Resulted as follows.
Capiain--Oliver p. Capell:
lst Lieutenant--Chas. q. Batni.
I'd Lieutenant--Josiah Morehead.
The company were well satisfied with the
result, and they left Saturday morning in the
best spirits.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22
FiSnL,y. August %, 1852.

Psssgp.-Dr. Woods, Of wdliams,oW0
passed an examination as Surgeon. and has
been assigned 10 the 9eth. The Dr.. is o
good physician, as well os a good man, and
we congratulate both him and the 99ih up.
on the appointment.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

Ds,FrIsG ABorT ro ms CoMMYNcru.--On
the recommendation Of the County Military
Committee, Mr. Z. A. Croninger, Of this
place, has received The appointment Of Com.
missioner of Hancock county. The duty OF
tie Commissioner is 10 hear ard determine
the cases OF persons claiming exemption,
and TO supern,enl the draft generally
Marshal. Nj Jacob Carr, whose appointment
comes from the Secretary Of War. Both ap.
poin,mens are eScellent-both are well
fitted for the responsible positions assigned
them
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

VERY Goop.--ln speaking OF the glorious
war meeting at Benton, the Courier says:
"A number Of middle aged men. who
could not conveniently leave their homes
came forward and pledged themselves 10
support the families Of those who volun.
Ieered - AMONG Tie foremost, Mr.. Adam era.
mer, who, but n short time ago, was drsEEtl
out Of bed at midnight by gang OF black.
hearted Abolition,sts, on the chorse oil be.
ing secessionIst.
We are glad TO hear that Mr. Crancr has
contributed 10 tue war fund--exceeuineiy
glod--so glad indeed, that we will not stop
TO inquire whether his patriotism tha. has
slept until this eleventh hour. vas awaken.
ed hy his being "drsgged out of bed by a
gang Of bla,k hearted AboiItionis,s," OF
by the realizing sense Of his having several
sons subject to draft. We notice howe,.t
a healthy waking up on this subject. The
gentleman in Amanda township, who dc.
clnTcd IN Vanlue that she would die in his
tracks before son OF his should be draft
ed" is now anxious that township shall
send her quota as volunteers, and is anxious
to see any numb-T Of his neehboIs vclun-
teer. Patriotism has incIeased two hun.
dred per cent in Hancock since the draftine
order. Bless the Lord.
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H,hnLc No

blanchard is the only township in Han.
cock county, in which no draft will be re.
quired. All honor to the gallant men OF
Blan charl!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

DR. LESL,E.--We call the atte ntion OF
perso ms suffering from chtonic diseases, TO
tie advertisement Of DR.. Leslie, now at the
Reed House. The DR.. brings with him the
hghes, testimonials Of skill in his profession.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

A Csnr MsrrIse under the suspie.s of
the Methodist Episcopal church. will he
held in Washington township. Fast Of Van
Buren, on the Fostoria road, commencing
Thursday, the 2sth. The best preachers OF
the denomination will be present.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

Fop TIE OLD RraIMrsrs. .-Quites number
of good men from tins vicinity have volun-
teered in the 2ist, 49th and 57th regiments.
Capt. Cusac OF the 2ist is here now for the
purpose Of raising 200 men for that resi-
meni. which, lack 200 Of being full. Capt,
C. will forward men as fast as recruited.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

Continental monthly, for August. We econ.
scientiously recommend this maeazine as
decidedly the best now published. The
mos, 6ble writer's IN America are employed
FOR It's pages, and there is decided mer, in
every article. II is wurlhy Of more ey-
tensive circulation than it enjoys in his re-
gion. J. r. Gilmore Publisher. New York
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

TnE CAMP. Merrlsn held by the Eyaneeli
cal church. about eight miles from Findlsy
closed last Tuesday. On Sunday an i'm
mensc numheT Of people lhronged the grove
the whole country having turned out, Ev
ery,hing passed on quietly, and good wa
undoubtedly accomplished.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

DrEp.-Died in Findlsy, August 90, 1862,
Abbott Lawrence, infant son Of }. NJ. ant
NJ. !. Hnmlin. aged six months and twenty.
FIVE DAYS.
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CLOTHING BANK.

WE Offer hclow a list of prices, which. hv
| w calling upon us you will ind true IN
Ievery particular. via
Black cloth trock coats, worth. 5000 for S. 90
MI trt in Isit
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

M,RR,Ep--On the l4lh inst nt the resi-
dence of Captain Rose. IN Ornnee township
by J. Dunlap. Esq q. Mr., Joseph Crawford to
Miss Mary A. Rose, all OF this county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

M,REErs, &c. --Busiuess is still dUll oil.
though it has been brisker since Monday
than before. The farmers arc still busy
with thrash,ns. and but little can be expect.
cd until that is out Gf the way; Wheat Is
coming in slowly. pfcrs of produce range
ns follows;
Wool--i5 tn 80 cents.
Nhea,--90 10 50 cents.
COin-25 to % cents.
Rye--60 cents. -----
ButttI--S cents.
Esgs--5 cents.
I.nrh--5 cents.
Mea,s-Shoulders 4; sides 1; Hams 3.
Hidcs.-5A to4.
Oats--20 10 25 cents.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

I9RAEL GREEN,
JAMES TIARSH.
q. W. TWTNiNG,
p u. RIUELOw,
CHARLES FILMS,
Central County Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

The Union victory over the guerrillas at
Memphis. No.. on the 18Th. was achieved
over great odds. Major John B. Chopper.
in command of detachment of Major
Rodgers battalion about 100 strong. at
tackled and entirely routed after severe
battle, 600 Of the marauders. under Porter
and Dunn. Five successive charges were
uusucccssfully made against the robbers,
but the sixth. which resulted in a hand to
hand struggle, scattered the rebels
thirty three Of the Union men were killed
and wounded. and the earliest part Of the
search. which had not been completed when
the messenger left. revealed the corpses oil
twenty three guerrillas. On the 23d Por-
ter's fugitive gang. 500 strong. were at
tackled, as we learn from the st. Louis Re-
publican. near Florida. by fifty Iowa cav.
airy belonging to Major Caldwell's battal-
ion. After an hours hard fighting. the
latter were repulsed, End fell back. bring
ing off their killed and wounded, and were
not pursued by the guerrillas. Major
Caldwell says our killed. wounded and
missing number twenty-six. The enemy's
loss Is not known accurately. but is re-
ported by their friends to have greatly ex-
ceeded ours. Porter. meantime. left the
ground also. and fell back TO Q strong po-
sition near Florida.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

The Judicial Convention met in this
place last Thursday. while the delegates
from the District were 10 attendance at the
Congressional Convention, and was organ
lied By appointing Hon. David Turner. OF
Lake. President. and A. Anderson. of St.
Joseph. Secretary. The various counties
COMPOSING the District cast their votes in
caucus separately. which were Afterwards
handed to the Convention. d. T. Phillips
Of Marshall. o. H. Ray and j. G. Feebles.
Of Porter. and C. NJ. Morton. of Lake.
were the candidates for Circuit Prosecutor.
Mr.. Phillips was nominated on the first
ballot. No better selection could have
been mado. since Mr.. Phillips experience
and success warrants MS in believing that
he is fully able to acquit himself honorably
and satisfactorily in the responsible posi-
ticn to which the people will most certain.
~ elect him.