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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28
News Items.

The Governor Of Indiana hns appointed
JOSEPH A. Wright, United States Senator, in
place Of the traitor Bright, expelled. Mr.
Wright is one Of the ablest men in the Union,
and although lifelong Democrat, is as far
removed from the semI.secesSionis,s, as light
rs from darkness. The straight Democracy
howl fearlully and swear that he always
was an abolilionist.
Tie Treasury Note bill, as finally passed,
provides for the issue Of one hundred and
fifty millions notes, fifty millions in lieu OF
the demand notes issued in July, and sub
stituted for them os fast as practicable, TO be
receivable for all debts due to and from the
United States, except for dntles on imports,
which shall be paid in coin, or in notes pay
able on demand; notes heretofore snthor-
lzed 10 be issued, and by law receivable in
payment of public dues aud interests upon
bonds aud notes, shall be paid in coln.-
Notes to be lawful money and legal tender
for all purposes except as above. Deposit.
ors Of notes not less than fifty dollars, 10 re-
ceiye in exchange bonds bearing six per
cent. interest, redeemable after five years,
and payable after twenty years. Five hun.
dTed mlllionsof such bonds may be issued by
the Secretary of the Treasury and sold at
market value for coin or treasury notes. -
Receipts for imports are set apart as q spe.
cial fund for payment in coin of interest and
purchase Of one per cent. Of principal, the
residue 10 be paid into the treasury; other
provisions merely formal.
! Arizona has been wiped out in blood -
The secessionists have instigated the merci'
less Apaches to rid the territory west of the
Rio Grande of white men, and they have
done so. Adviccs received in Washington,
from Fort Craig, New Mexico, state that two
families named WadswoIth and Aiken, ori.
ginal Sc itlers OF Tuscan, the principal town
of Arizona, have just arrived nt the FORT
These parties report that the Apache Indi'
ans have completely overrun Arizona, and
either killed or caused every white person
hee in the territory west Of the Rio Grande
These two families are all that have es'
coped from the interior, They state iha
many victims of the merciless Apaches wer'
Ily,rg at different points in the territory ant
by the roadside, and upon the bodies o
which the wolves were feasting. Tuscan
the principal town, was destroyed. The few
Inhabitants caught there had been killed
and everything perishable by fro fell pre-,
to the flames.
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Drp January 9TH. at his residence in M.

Diro January 9TH, at his residence in Mt.
Blanchard, Hancock county, Ohio, by the
hand Of violence, BaLssm M,SsrrrLp, NJ. D.,
in the thirty sixth yeor OF his age.--I2 Sam.
uel, 3d chapter SO and "a verses.l
As his spiritual birthplace, the home OF
his Christian espoussls, where first he be-.
came acquainted with Jesus, Mt. Blanc hard,
was long deservedly and reciptocally en-.
deored TO the Doctor. Here, some ten years
ago, he first united with the Presbyterian
Church, and Of which Church, in 1855, he
became a Ruling Elder. Here, as a Christ.
ian Physician, amid the sick aud sorlowing,
the dying and the dead, the maturity Of his
days was spent aud his best Efforts put forth
for their temporal, spiritual and eternal
veal, sustained by The entire weight Of a
prayerful influence and an ineproac liable
example. Here. he had pitched his transit
tory tabernacle, rendered pre- inertly dear
to him by all the endearmen,s Of a most Of.
fectionate wife and three lovely Children
These and like associated concomitants CEN
tering in and clustering arorni them, rem
dered Mt. Blanchard to the Doctor peculiar
ly dear. But the spoiler came!
In the Doctors fall, wife and children
md relatives, the nearest and dearest, are
stricken down; a little Presbyterian Church,
for existence, is arnyed in deep
est mourning, whilst society at large are pro-
Ioundly sympathetic in q loss which seems
wholly irreparable - for, as q civilian, a
Christian and a man, much and very much,
he Doctor possessed WORTHY OF Admiration,
Ind but comparatively little OF contrary
character. STILL, 1--WE mourn not as those who |
lave no hope" since we rest assured that
IS immortal spirit has assembled 10 the DO. |
om Of his Father and his God, "where the /
wicked cease from troubling aud where The
weary ore OF rest.--tCoM.
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How TO DiREcr LETTER. ER.--Thousand OF
letters addressed 10 soldiers in the army, fail
to reach their destination. owing TO careless
ness in directing them. Follow tho follow
ing directions, and your letters wil, be sure
to go;
|. Addiess every soldier by lis rank. The
"Esq.'s" and "Mr's" are left at home.
Q. II the soldier addressed be a member
OF a company, direct to the care uf the Cap.
tain, BY name, designating TIE company by
its letter.
3. Put on the number Of tie regiment IN
plain figures.
4. 1t is better to give the State written IN
full.
8. Never put on the name Of the camp
This is the most fruitful cause Of tht mIscar'
riage Of army letters.
Letters for soldiers in Kentucky O. Ten
nessee, should be directed to Louisville
when it will be forwarded to lis pr, per des'
tination. The Postmaster there is informed
as to the changes which are constantly oc
curing in the locations Of regiments.
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DR. JscKsos.-This gentleman is again
among us for the purpose of giving relief to
the afflicted, and all who desire medical
treatment at his hands. Tne DR.. has visited
our place regularly every three months Tor
the past two years, and II We mistake not
has met with abundant Si.ccess. lie usual.
ly remains here two days, daring which time
his rooms are crowded with patients seeking
his counsel and treatment. his medicines
are natures remedies, procured from the vii.
dsrness of far West, and compounded by
himself. lie will remain at the Van Buren,
House in this village to-day aad tomorrow,
W ere he will meeta!l who are afflicted with
disease of any kind, and erdenvor TO do
them good. The DR.. adv sertises literally, al.
ways pays his bills. and is in all resnects n
perfect Observation-Disclosures, n. ", Ru.
raj Budget.
DR.. Jackson is now Mt the Crook House.
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FARMERs TAKE CoURAoE.-The farmer,
in times Of general trouble, is better provId-
ed for than any other class, for he has the
means of providing for his wants-he can
live on his own means better than any 9TH
er class which does not produce the neces-
saries OF life, but depends on purchasing
them from others. II prices are rather low
1t is because we have had more favorable
season for the products of The earth than us
ual. Farmers. therefore, must not be dis
couraged at what are thoug ut to be low
prices-ior money cannot fail TO be abun-
dnnt while we send away none to Europe;
but on the CONTRARY, we send our own pro-
duce, and receive in return a cash balance
each week.
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TIE TxLu1RApH.--We believe nothing
has been done by our citizens toward secur.
ing telegraph--perhaps it is not consider
ed worth the cost. In these times when
every moment is big with events, il does
seem TO US that the engine on Nat rail, is
rather Too slow. Aside from the mere grati-
fcation OF receiving news twenty four hours
earlier. the business OF the tow n requires it,
and now that it can be had for 5000, we say
let us have it. Nothing will be accomplish.
&c, however, unless some one takes hold oi
1t. Who has public spiri: enough TO spend
a few hours in raising this money! II
should be done Immediately.
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9aurofh eefItrsorian.
Local and Miscellaneous

Tmr Gvrrxas.-A very little care on the
part Of the citizens would materially i'm.
prove the streets OF Pndlay, and now, as
spring is approaching, that care should be
exercised. The cutters are in wre,ched
condition. In places WOO has been piled
In them. aud in almost every part OF the
town they passages are obsttucted with snow
and ice, forming perfect dams and making
IL impossible for water TO run. The fall is
slight enough at best, and no distractions
should be permitted. The proper authors
ties should see that every gutter in town is
cleaned at once. There is no use in manu-
featuring fevers.
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
fmENYiai Wine Esittcrs

Are prepared by nil eminent aud skillful PLY.
-!ciai W., hIS USci them ~urrcee.. .illv In Nj .
piH'it"" i"r 'hc Ia I tT.uiy five Ncais. The
proprietor. before Purchasing the cYc,usive
ri&.t tn manufacture ana sell Ir. j. Buvee
nuj,' C"l1uIgtcd Imperial Vino BljtcrS. had
them tested by two distinguished medical
rict.'i"ir rg%. who Pronounced tlCu,.a yalu.
able remedy tor dfsrlSo.
Although The ritG.c.u mon of the county,
T. :. b,'rr j 'hdu-, 3isaprruvr 10! Patent Md.
IcinrS. vet we do ',-i h.icvo that u resugct
,blc Physician can n- l"Uid ia Tue United
states. ."fL .,u'cd wiil, their medical prnuer.
ties, who v'l NOT highly aupr"ye III. j. BD
WEE DOH-' Nt'ErlNb Ni.E BlFrERS.
lr .ui r"Nly -ct;.r3 places, where there IL
iwa"s 70 largo quantity of doraying timber
lrum which II Poisonous HIu~WH IS created
these Ii'tcrs should be used every mJrhlnr
bcturN hrrgEiaef.
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Tar WooLrS FAcroRY.-Messrs. Ander.
son e. mKibben, the propfetors of the
Findlsy Woolen Factory, intend adding to
their facilities for manufacturing in the
spring, with q view Of turning out a larger
amount and greater variety Of goods. next
year. The farmers Of Hancock ard adion.
ing counties should extend substantial en-.
coursgement TO this establishment. They
make excellent cloths, and besides, every
dollar paid them keeps dollar at home. and
saves it from going east. Every pound OF
wool grown IN Hancock should be made in.
10 cloth within the county.
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THERE IS NO USE TArEisa about any 9th er
Snleratus except d. y. De Land & Co.'S
Chemical Saleratus. It isjust the thing that
every good housekeeper needs. II is una
dulternted, and Is perfectly healthy and nu.
ttltious, and gives immense satisfaction 10
all who have used it. II is also uniform in
quality and in its results, which is n very
desirable quality in amy chemical compound
II is manufactured and for sale, at wholesale
by the proprietors. at Fa.rport, Monroe coun.
ty, New York, and Tor sale by all wholesale
and retail dealers in the country.
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A SIos.--Quite number, some eight or
ten. vacant lots were sold last wsSk. to par
ties who intend building on them in the
spring. This is good as far as it goes, but
we had Iather hear of fifty. for every one
of that number will be needed. During
the past year, Notwithstanding the general
s,agnation in business, every dwelling in
town was occupied, and many more could
have been rented. There is now every ap'
pearancs of revival in business, and more
tenements than ever will be needed. Hurry
them ap.
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MEoIc,L Linen. both Allopathic and Homo
pathic, unanimously concur that the stlone
alkali contained in common Salcratus is det-
rimeniai TO health, oni paves IT,: way for
disease. They also concur that lIerrick Al.
lens Gold Medal Salrfatas is the only per
fec.ly harmless article in the mmkc; which
can be relied npon. Use 1t with cream tar.
tar instead Of soda. Call on the jrocers for
1t. Their depot is 10 Liberty street, New
York.
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FlspL.y M,nKrr.-Correctel weekly by

DRESSED HoGs.-Prces u 100 lbs ranging
from 80 90 TO $3.50.
CLEVELAND. - Wheat, red, s005. Corn,
3313Ic. Oats. steady at 25c. Mess Beefso.
NEW YoRK For Dressed Hogs, market
opened quiet and closed better. Prime El6l y
cents. Lard, 7i@sio. Western Butter lOGllJ.
Corn, C2i@Gir. Western Oats, 1904 &c.
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MARRIAGE. - Married by Eller r. II. Boil
ION, on the 23d instant, Mr.. Henry Shuler
% MISS Elizabeth Cunningham, beth Of
Find!ny, Ohio.
tfhc cake accompanying the above notice
was Of excellent quality. Til. parties have
,ui best wishes for future happincss.i
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TWNE ES.

Tho man, certificates which have boon ten
lcrcd ~, and the letters which We are daily
rcccNiE-, are cuHclusi\" proof that among
'lr women these B'ttcIs have egivcnasatlsltr.
tion which no others have over done before. -
No woman IN the land ahoUld hc Without tH, IN,
AID .hrso who once use diem VIII not itil /,
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ga" See one or fico Specimens Of phat
is Ererywhtre said by the People.
Editors, Dealers, &c,

HOUSEKEEpER5 - troubled with vermin
need he So no longer. " they use "CosrAR's"
Ext rnindiurs. We hove used II TO our satis-
Faction. aud II a hoX cost 81 we would have IL.
No had tried pOisons, but they effected nolli-
out uf Rat. Nice. Reaches, and Bed. Bugs,
quicker than we can write It. II is in great
demand all over the country Il .usd,na (Oh,o)
G1Sftis.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually IN Grant county by vermin, than
wduld pay for tons ui this Rat and Insect Kill.
er.-I Lancaster (JJTsconsip) Herald.
HENRY Il. COSTAR - We are selling yo,f
preparations rapidly. Wherever they hn,.
been used, Rats, Mice. Reaches and Verm'n
disappear rapidly.
Ecker K SrorVvER,
Druggists, Windsor, Nd.
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ATTENTION No. "a full attendance OF
the members Of this Company is expected
next Monday evening, as business of lmpor-
tance is 10 be transacted. BY order of the
FOremon.
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UNCURRENT.

BurrsR.-Mr. w. S. Osborn, advertlses
for certain amount OF Butter, Lard and
eggs. He desires US to say that he lacks q
trhe of the desired quantity, and will pay
cash for il as fast as it is brought in. See
his advertisement.
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The Senate Committee on Naval Affair
ng reed 10 report bill reducing the salarie.
OF the highest naval officers twenty; inter
mediate grades, Eileen; and the lowest ter
per cent. onl abolishing navy agencies and
naval store keepers pnd hemp ana live oat
agencies Their duties tn be henuerotth
performed 10y regular navy officers.
Nothing has yet transpred in reference
TO Columbus. Reports received from rebel
sources say a stand wall be made al Colum-
bus, Randolph and Memphis. Tenn. A
force is concentrating at Memphis. The
streets are barricaded with cotton bales.
The rumored reports Of the paci Gcation Of
Tennessee are denied. Late Memphis pn L.
pers contain savage war message from Gov Z.
Harris.
Shoddy patriots may ptate as they please,
but those among them who think the people
Of the free States, after the experience Of the
last few months, will willingly submit, 10 re.
construction Of the Government on a pro.
slavery basis, are nightly mistaken. Slave.
~ was the cause OF the rebellion. There is
no use in denying that. And il it be not
designed 10 prevent rebellious occurrence,
hereafter, from whatever cause, then the war
will have been Fought in vain. Government
is in no wise responsible for the damage
slavery has done itself, neither will il be
permitted 10 foster into life aud power an
that has forced TO the precipce
'ne OF the best plans Of 1overnment formed
,ince Adam fell and seeded from Paradise.
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A friend Of ours. living in Eagle township.
writes us that he lost ten dollar bill, on
Saturday night last. somewhere between
Sineiay and the Eagle creek bridge, south O.
avn. He offers liberal reward to any one
finding the money and leaving II at this Of
Ace.
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HoRsEnEs.-Every horse owner should
keep Smiths Condition Powders. Many
OF the best stock men in the county have
used them for years. They are superior TO
Agent for this county.
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Nsw ADVERTISEMENTS - See the new al
yc;lisemen,s, this week:
Administrator Sa'e--W Wm. Travis.
Farm for Sale--J. T. Mcconnell.
Farm for Salc--Geo. Robinson.
Lard and Butter WanttG--W. 9. o. born.
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|. S. Gus C.RRi,GE TiMuER.-Thr fire..
m n; Journal sia'c' tia, Mrssrs. X nyon &
Hiett, Of that place, have taken a Govern
ment contract Of 2o0,O fee, of White Oak
Timber, for gun carriages, 10 be delivered
IN Buffalo.
Other parties in Fremont have taken heavy
contacts for yalnut gun stocks.
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established J0nuary lSt, 1859.
FIVE lIr$pRFp po'LArs Fo"rT'T!
Thro Eminent PHYSICIANS IN constant attend
..ncc. The Faculty oi,le Institution consist
PROF. EG5ERT JACKSON.
Member ui TIE loyal College OF Surgeons,
London.
Or, ROBERT HsaBEaT,
Late ui rh'udrlphit, mcmher Of the Socic-
t. ufFr -v'i;. and
NJ, EUGENE VElPEkU,
Late ct the London and Paris Hospitals,
cure of every SEXUAL Disease. h"W"Vcr agra
waited 10y tlect, and NI.u3,r MERCURY.
We are pert. ty safe in making this offer,
hecauSe w" viii not undertake amy case that
we Hyc Hnt sure of "Er.IC.
Gnrrrrhca. syphilis, S"'c ,huso. n"otcnce.
Whites or F,uor Albus, GcCt. striC ,ure, skin
Diseases, NoUcreII Warts, Diseases of the
Bladder AMI khnpvs. f"nr'n Irregularities.
BarrennesS, Liver C"mIlln', Emac'atiun, Pre-.
mature Decay, tie Palms - "a. General De-
biiity, Change "f Life, stn., receive especial
attention.
Tx irlENT CErleFiY Nr", ard always sue.
ccss'ul; cure rl'id aul tn"rough; and rofar-
ences ot eminent Physicians ani Surgeons
holh IN this country and Hr rH.
The DlSPEN-ANE ClU iLA2, 'orwArt6d Il
gratis by mail, tu amy rddrC.,, con- 'i's lhvHi'
G.,hle atviC" t. Young il'u, '"uIg !aii"s, con.
tcmrht'np mltrmuny, and marued. We have
lust puutsAtd
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DIR. J. ROVEE DODS'
Impcrial Wine Bite S

Are cu.np">cl oi II pure and unadulierated
diu,. rnmu,.ed VIII Burberry. Sulumnn's +
seal. tym'roy, villa Cherry Tree Bark, 81 Ike.
nard, thamumNc Flowers and Gontiau. They
.lo manufactured by Nr. buia himself. who is
VI experienced aud successful Physician, and
meme, shpJii net hp clIs>od .tinuug the quack
Hustruns winch h"ol tae codu'ry, and against
"hc' ia, N'"rn Profession a:c So Justly
prclHd'c.t.
t.,-e ,guIy S.. ..lJ.s Bttrrs .ay, ncen SO
.tnu;Y' - .v 1's rl Ic "li o''ssoe of the cnrmu.
nifty i"r almost every variety of disease Incl.
Gen' =" i"a ,.....'n system, tuat tncy aie Lyv
'-crl, / Indispensable a, "A
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Y Err MI N.

Those rreparatiors tunike all others) are
"Froo from Posons."
"Not dangerous to tho Human Family"
"Rats do not die on the premises
They come out Ui tdcir holes to die"
"They are the on!y iniallble remedies known.
'l2 years and more established in New York
city"
Used hy-.'he City Post ONCE.
EScd blythe city Prisons and Station Houses.
Used bY--the CITY Steamers, Ships. &c.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses, SO.
Used bu--thc Hotels: 'Astor. st. Nicholas 'Ae.
Ustd by-ihe Boarding Houses, &c., Nc.
Cssd by-more than 10000 Private Families.
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i""ernaiy J"urs, &. .LARi..D!:. ". II.
;th' uniniis9n, Gou!, Liver tui..rIaiul.

i,HLi ~. 50 ltr i"n G.. ln. rl i..r o.
lnt j. g. Aiir; -, have ht afflicted ui' ,.tin.
~ ,hl"h,c H,' H"igw lot v.i l. hr.. 10, si.o
sFhl Z i'N-t.Ht. TUl t'u = 20 r ''ii" or 40 The
r"iny''s could iud, u'tn ti,i y,u S.ua,Iutila one
'"i ' cured 20" 'H 49, v',l .I,! tl-i IHd .'t 81
heath - much tat am t,' r-,'.r trn h'ui, was
M'"tH,i. tain, ,a Nul.jci "a. ,..., la. =. g., ~.
Jr''s Y. G'islyl r s. Hi, w,i',s; ~ Nv, len
til'vi "r h''t- with Hn UH.rt, 81 Gr i,rf, hicii
Il -iry,l u, i',illi ia lo,rr, t.r... .v o., lu.lg
hii'i tu r"ii'r uv and lIN, i"n ht 80 down man
tuI some A'u.s tun a. ulncrrt 0" 'llI y.... -
-" Iirr. Ne l"ln"rl Ir''"r ~" l"y. W. o.. nl. io'
me oitN ruu, Su-Upniiu, hrru," lee ,,ld Nu
mi drN lhiusf uU.Id vas Nl "a rr. . f, '..,
Ing oi"cl t h'- cured me- and l,, 80 lnIi.i ~, Ii.,i
Gs {" nrA' a l'" n'i, "t ne. % t".Ig n..i. Iie
h Y lai CIn ~ ,ll VI Nn Is mnI Inn na. rlnn.lN
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M. XeIncau,s neautifying Powder.

It imparts to the complexion an exquisite
bloom and transparency, and ehectuaiy pre-
vents the formation OF wrlnkies' blotches,
freoklcs, pimples, wens, etc., etc. Price 81
per 5Ox, sont by mail.
Every letter must contain ak cents In stamps,
to he used for reply. Address Drs. Jackson,
Herbert a. Co., or simply post0lhce BOX 80 Oin'
cinnati, Ohio. Onice, No. l67 sycamore street.
Medicines aud Instructions sent promptly, To
any part OF the country.
February 2. is6l.--IGm.t.
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Dr. Jnck.on,s Perpetual Preventive.

; tho on,y article in the world tint, without
inconvenience or danger, will intallibly pre-
ent conception. Thousands of married la
dies. too feeble To bear children except at the
hazard of lite, have reason To be thankful for
his invention. ltr Iolnbles no other prevent.
ivo in uso, and is superior 10 all. Forwarded
to any address.
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SoLpirRs' Ain Society. - The ladies o
this Association have just sent of the fourth
box Of goods to Cincinnati, Tor hospital pur.
poses, and The liberal donations OF last eve
ming will, we think. enable US TO I'll anoih.
er box very soon, for which the Societ,
wishes US 10 return thanks to the donors,
hoping that they, with all other persons who
are in sympathy with the suffering soldier,
will be on hand at our next meeting with
quite as liberal donations; Tor 1t is through
that channel that we expect to operate.
We append a list Of the articles contained
in Box No. A:
Sheets, 8 pairs Drawers,
Night Shirts, l Flannel Shirt,
pairs knit Socks, 3 doz. prs wove Socks,
2 Knee Cushions, 10 Pillows,
IA Pillow-Cases, second.hend Shirts,
G Handkerchiefs, Blanket.
Quilt. . pairs Slippers,
IL Bed Sacks, quarts B lack l. berries,
peck Dried Peaches Ito yards Dandaging.
Net value.
Mrs. d. SrAasprRY, Secretary.
February 26, 1859.
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Remember the Aid Society. There will,
be desperate battle near Memphis in less
han a week, and the wounded must hav.
'upplIes. The Ladies are doing q noble
work. and their appeals should be liberal
.acnon1.l 10
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EMrLoyMESr.-.Atient is directed to
the advertisement of 7. S. Page, Toledo,
proprietor OF the Little Giant Sewing Ma
chine. He wants an Agent in this county.
The machine is good ons, and at the price
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

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Court is now in session, judge Whitely
m the bench. No cases OF general interest
lave yet been tried.