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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20
Chinese Opinion Of Washington.


There is block of granite, now
on the monument grounds, sent
from China for the Washington
Monument. John Carroll Brent,
Esq, sends a note to the Mtetli
gencer on the subject, enclosing the
following translation Of the "Inocrip.
tom
"Su ki-yu, ly Imperial appoint
ment observation-disclosures of the
Province OF Tcih keen, in his Uni.
versAl Geography, says: --"lt is evi.
dent that Washington was q remark
able man. In devising plans he
was more decided than Chin Skiing
or Wu.Kwang; in winning a coun
try ho was braver than Tssn Tsan
or Lin Pi. Welding his four footed
falchion he extended tho frontiers
thousands Of miles, and then refused
to usurp1he royal dignity or to trans
NIT it yo his pos'erity, but frs, es.
tabli9hed rules for an elective ad
minis'ration. Where in the world
can be iound such public spiri,?-
Truly, the sentiments Of three dynas-
ties have all at once unexpectedly
appe 'red in our day! In railing the
State he promoted and iostered good
custome, and did not depend on mil.
itary merit. In this he differed
from oil nations. have seen his
portrait; his air and form are grand
and imposing in a remarkable de.
gree. All! who would not call him
hero! The United States OF Amer,
lea regard it prom)tive Of national
virtue, generally and extensively,
neither to establish titles of nobility
aud royalty, nor to confom to the
age "a respects customs and public
influence, bnt, instead, deliver over
their own public deliberations and
inventions, so thst the like OF such a
nation, ono 30 remarkable, does not
exist either in ancient or modern
times. Among the people Of the
great West. can any man, IN ancient
or modern times, fail to pronounce
Washington peerless? This stone
is presented by company OF Christ
lane; the inscription (selected) by
American Missionaries, and on.
gravad at Ningpo, in the Province
OF Chi keang, China. this third year
| OF the reign Of the Emperor Keen
Fung, sixth month, and seventh
d y, Q2,h July, A. D. 1853 "O-It
is added, explanatory, in an historic
note:-."Chin Skiing and WI X wang
arc two patriots who commenced
the overthrow Of the Tsin DYNASTY.
(B. G. 509,) and were remarkable
for their vigor Of character; TIE 9th
or two are, no wever, much moro pop.
nlar heroes and figure largely in the
San TX woh.
Tsan, Tsan destroyed the Han ds.
nasty in A. ID. 22O, and Limp
founded the Shuh State, which had
n short duration. The Ssn-Chih-
kien, Qiterally three cubH s,oord. J
translated, four footed falchion, was
the celebrated sword OF Ling pang
the distinguished founder of the
Han dynasty, with which he Glove
in twain a huge serpent that crossed
his PATH
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20
Biographical Questions and Answers
for little Children.
Who was the first mani

Wv no was tho nrst mani
A.--Gen Pillow because he was
the first man to run of from Fort
Donelson.
Q.--Who is the strongest man?
A.--Gen. Price - for you can
smell him a mile.
& Who is the wisest man?
A.-Gov. Wise-for he has that
discretion which is "the better part
OF valor."
.Q--Who is the most patient man2
A.--Gustavus A. Henry; for he
waited moro than sixty years for an
office, and at last was sent to Rich
mond.
Q.-Who ara the most mercirul
men?
A. - The Nashville Vigilance
Committee-for they saved their vic f.
Tins the suspense of q trial.
Q.--Who are the most liberal
menl
A.-Those who subscribed to the
iuud for the relief OF the families OF
rebel soldiers in Nashville.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20
,osr oading SgtI.s rrst secession

a.
year oBding 1ati~s first s.eessitn n
oi1SG1.
Thousands OF homes. citizens are
really deceived by this selfish clam
or into the belief that the majority
Of the Republican party mediate
fatal assaults on some OF the fixed
principles of the Constitution. No
thing can be more false. There is
no party of extremists in power, or
likely to come in power. whether q
few members OF that party may be
properly called extremists or not. -
There is no shadow oi danger that
improper measures will be carried
through Congress. Whatever may
he proposed, or even advocated
there, three -iourths of the admins
tration party are determined 10 be
most considerate and cautious in oil
that is enacted into law. They are
quite as likely to err on the side oI
caution as on the other. The Val.
landighans neeA.nct distress them
selves. The Il"ralds need not
clamor about divisions which exist
only in their own (alsehood.invent
ing heads. There is no occasion
whatever for the truly loyal any.
whore to stop operations agains,
the enemy in order to fight each
other, and it is a fair presumption
that disloyalty lies at tho bottom
with any man to find him seeking
occasion to make parties among us
at u time when parties should he
unknown. -[Phi'a. NO,M 1me,i.
n1n
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Negro "DiviSion of Lnhur.n

y lady wishing to procure "seri
want OF all work" went to- the head
quarters of the "contrabands, "
when the ioilowin: dialogue ensucd
between herself and q cO!ored ielnal.
who had escaped frcsz Viryinia:-
Lady" We'll, Dinah, You say you
want a place What can you do?
Can you COOKE" Contrabanl-"No,
MIN; nanny, she alIays cooked" "
Lady -" Arc you a good chamber
maid" Contraband- -"Sistcr Sal Y,
she allays did the chambers" La
dy--" Can you wait in the dining
room and attend the doorW Con
traband, ala! no, MN; Jim, that
was his work." Lsdy-"Can You
wash and iron? ?" Contraband -
"Well, You see, MN, Amt Becky
she alays washed" Lady," Can
you sew! Consraband -"Charity,
she allays sow'I." Laiy--"Then,
what in the world did yOu do?'--
Contraband. why, / allays kop
the flies off mistis!"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20

EMIGRATION FROM ireland. - A
letter from Ireland, dated in Dublin
on the 7,h of May, says: "Notwith
standing the disheartening intelli'
gence daily received from America,
the pcasan,ry are still emigra,ing to
that country. Ga Tuesday a large
number OF people from Listowel and
its neIghborhood passed through
Tralee en- route for America. They
appeared a fine, healthy.looking
people, and likely to succeed in the
labor Market OF tho New World" -
The Western (Connaught) Star
writes: "Already the exodus has
commenced. Numbers OF the peas
antry leave for America by every
packet, and n largo proportion Of the
passages are paid on the other side.
We continue to receive numerous
inquiries from small farmers and
others anxious TO proceed to Queens
town or British Columbia. The 40,
plicants for free emigration are
greatly on the increase" The same
writer adds: "Archbishop Cullen
and all the other Roman Catholic
bishops in Ireland assembled yester.
day in Dublin to "trapsact." This
is all the information on the subject
their organs are allowed to give;
but it is understood the critical state
ofthe Papal Power was the subject
Of their doliberation."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20

JoHN G. HEENAs.-The salary
which Heenan receives in England
for sparring and exhibiting hi, mus,
Gle, is said to be Gl00 a week, which
is exactly the amount of pay OF the
President OF the Unitsd States. Ia,
deed 30 popular is he with the peo.
pie OF England, that even the glory
Of his name has been sought in the
person Of his younger brother, at an
offer OF some thirty or forty pounds q
week, to spar for rival travelling
company, aud whenever the Ameri
can champion shows himself in the
streets Of English cities, crowds fol
low and cheer him as he goes along
- Wakes Spirit.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20
Parson Browniow on Good Taste In
Handling Rebels.

| INtUclss
The Parson, in his new book, thus
excuses hammer'and. tongs style oil
handling the rebels:
Il have suffered deeply in person
and estate, have avoided no respon.
sibility, have endured evil treatment
and imprisonment, been compelled
day by day to contemplate the near
prospect of a brutal death upon the
gallow all in behalf of that sacred
cause | have ospoused. | avouch
these things as evidences OF sinceri-
ty. Not only SO, but they have left
the in no mood tor the use Of soften
cd forms ofspeech in narra,ing such
acts or depicting the actors. Hence
! | have spoken plainly. Extreme
iastidiousness OF t .ste may, perhaps
shrink with over. sensitiveness from
some Of the language have employ
ed. But it was no time for dal.
lance with polished sentences or en-
ticing worda; for an imminent ne.
cessity-iike the burden OF tlle OLD
Hebrew prophets - was upon Us,
and the cause Of our Lord and land
could be best served by sturdy rhe.
toric OF defiance and unanswerablo
logic Of facts. The traitors mcrited
a sword-thru5t style, and deserved
the strongest epithet have applied
ily persecution by them was such
that | hsd fair right to handle
them roughly; they were not worth
any other mode OF treatment; and |
have written what have written
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20

IIYD)o History. - Distance
certainly "lends enchanlment to the
view," in the historic retrospect Of
lIindostan. They tell us, for in.
stance, that Prathana Raja, first
king OF the llindoos. reigned G 300,
100000 years; having done which
he resigned, but fingered ON. for
100, 900 years moro. 1t is recorded,
also, that, "Alarka reigned GO, 900
years, but Yudhisthir reigned only
~ 900 years" eve hope that this
may meet tho eye Of President Lin
coin, 80 that, when he is going to
bed, tired OF his "lour year job" he
may be consolcd by remembering
what others have done before him.)
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20

CoNFRDERArE DEBr, 1t is stated
that the Confederate debt 10 S4l0,-
100000. This is a little more than
the Federal debt. but IL must be rec
objected that nearly all the materials
OF war, munitions, provisions, &c,
with the exception OF what they have
stolen, have cost the Confederates
far more than the ordinary prices
Warfare with the rebels is a peculiar.
ly expensive business. However, =
debt never troubled JEFF. Davis.-
His rule is TO repudista when you
possibly can.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20

A wag the other day asked his
frieni, "How many knaves do you
suppose live in this street beside
yoursellf'
BESIDE mysell?' said the other in
a heat. ."Do you mean 10 insult
met"
"Well, them" said the first, show
many including yourselia"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20
f.6N See one or tvo Specimens Of what
is Ecery'chere said dy he People,
Editors, Dealers, &c.

HOCSEkEEPERS - troubled with vermn
need be So no longer. ii they use ''CusrAR's"
EXtc rlu!natOrs. We hove used il to our salts.
faction. and IL II box cost - We would have it..
We had tried pOSunS. but they elected moth.
Ing; but "CusrAWs'' article KNOCKS the breath
out oi Rat, Nice, RpaclIcs, aud He'd Bugs,
qNcker tlEtn We can write 1t. II is IN great
demand all over the countrp.-G Medina (Ohto)
Gusrfic.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
would pay for tons oi this Hu and Insect xii.
er.- Lancaster (IIiSroisin) Hrdid.
HENRY II. CDSrAR - We are selling lOl :
preparations rapidly. Wherever they ha,u
been used, Rats Nice. luirhes ami Ycrmlr
disappear rapidly.
ECKER & SrOUpFER.
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20
A Fearless scapegrace.

One OF those notorious men was
on the Point the other day, acting
as picket, and as he had manifested
some symtoms OF inebriety before he
went there, Lieut.. Wheelock con.
cluded to look after the scamp. lie
walked to the spot where the picket
was posted, and found tue fellow
seated under a tree brushing away
the mosquitoes very listlessly, and
cursing the rebels who we're throw.
ing shells from their mortars across
the river. Just as the Lieut. was
approaching, bomb fell within five
feet OF the picket, who saw the fuse
still burning, and knew it must ex.
plode.
The mortar man looked at it very
-coolly and never stirred, but apostro
phised the shell thus: "D-n
you! who cares for you! Burst and
bo ID; nobody's afraid, yor
d--d old rebel"
The fearless scapcgrace had hard.
ly finished his speech when the
bomb burst, tearing up the ground
and covering him with dirst, but do
ing hin no injury. "Bah! | knew
you couldn't hurt no body, you
ID old REBEL" remarked the
mortar man, and continued to brush
away the mosquitoes with tho most
imperturabe sang froid.-[ Wotilla
Correspondence NtD York Tribune.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20
V ER MIN.

Those preparations nnliko all others) aro
"Freo from Poisuns."
mot dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises
"They como out Of their holes to dic."
They are the only iniallible remedies known.
'l2 years and more established in New York
city"
Used by--tho City Post ONCE.
Used blythe city Prisons and Station Houses.
FSed blythe City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Tscd blythe City Hospitals. Aims Houses. &c.
Used blythe Hotels: 'AstDr.' st. Nicholas, SC.
Esrj 5y-the Boarding Houses, Sc.. Nc.
Estd BY more than 80, 600 Private Families.
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CAUTION ~ To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Hshiy
PsrniriOus limitations. n new label h,s been IRE
pared. bearing n JdcsnIio of the prnprictur's
signature. Examine each box, bottle, or flask
carefully before purcl asing, amt take nothing
but '.Costnr's."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20

nANIEL Is. BEAItDsLEN, Attorney ~
- Law, will promptly attend to all busi.
oGss entrusted tn his care.
A IJrtjH - III Il PEACE
will attend to the Writing and acknowledging
ot deeds and mortgages, and To- the taking OF
depositions.
oFfIcg-Melodeon Building, in the room for
ncrly occupied 10y j. +. Caplcs, Esq.
Fndlay, Ohio, April %, ls5s.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-20

'Costars" Rat, Roach, &c. Extermi.
nator.
"Costars'
"Costar's' Bed-Bng Exterminator.
"Costar's'
"Costar's' Electric Powder, for III.
sects, &c.
Is CSC. soc. ASp 81 O0 DoxEs. BorrLEs ASD
FLAsGs. 81 ana g. SIN fug pLANrATiUAs,
suiPs, BOATS, HurLls, &C., &C.
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ciaaIasts. sucslEs. WAGONS. sulutsl

@Hsa]
ELL BEACH
CtALIS the attention Of the people Of Han.
~ cock and adjoining counties to his fine
stock Of
411gg1e9,
Carriages,
Sulk1eS, Coo,
bfovery style and variety; and particularly
to his make of
LUMBER WAGONS I!
He employs none but tho very best work.
tnen, uses nothing but the very best Lumber
and iron, and can safely assure thoso who
need anything In his line that thoy will be sat
ished with II after giving IL tho severest tests.
For style, price and durability, he
DEFIES COMPETITION
In North. Western Ohio; particularly does he
claim superiority over the Eastern work, that
many are In the habit OF buying,
Good Horses taken In exchange for work.
FispLly, April 4, 1862. ELI BEACH.
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