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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

The District Court was held ia this place
on the sth instant, Judges Scott, Plants
and whiteiey on the bench, Judge Scott
presiding.
The principal cases heard were the fol
lowing; Henr, jumper against Jacob Jump
ei et al, for specific performances Of psrol
contract for sale Of real estate. Judgment
for defendants. John Click ct al against
Ohio on error, judgment no error. zat-
baugh against Lang, on sppeaiin ejec,ment,
judgment for defendant. Beach against
Green for error on settlement, judgment for
defendant. Cory et al against Gribben and
Mungen in error, Judgment for defendant.
The following persons were admitted to
the bar; VIII; Sheakly and A. n. Bark.
holder, Of Putnam county, aud E. T. Dunn
Of this place.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

40 to..75,ooO. July 9th q Till was
introduced into the senate, giving
abe President ctmplute power to
call ont the militia Of the country
whenever he might deem it necessa
ry, aud when the call Is made, none
are to be Exempt onsseconnt Of col.
or, cast or nationality, the President
to organize them into regiments and
divisions as he sees fit The Rich.
mond papers acknowledge terrible
losses which they charge 20 the gun
boats. They hope to cut off Nc.
Cellan's supplies and ssarve him
into capitula,ion. We shali hear
startling news from Richmond We.
~ shortly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11


A LAnssrAoIS MIsrAsr. - Many people
appear to think that the human stomach has
. power for digestion srester than that Of
the ostrich, and so they throw into i, a com.
pound Of oaustic. crude, Indigsstible sub.
stances. mixed with hour snd ,hsn called
bread. Such 10 the nature Of much OF the
stun P'oduoed By the use Of commsn Sal
eFstus' We advise oil who have any 70.
gard for health, and who would pressrvs
their digestive powers unimpairsd to rsa.
sonsole Old ego, to use DsLsnd 4 Oo'.
Chemical salsrstas, the pure article. sold
BY most Dealers and at wholesale by the
msnufscIu'e's at FsirpO't, Monroe county.
New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

CHURcn Dsnic ,rios. - The German Re.
formed Church Of this town will be Jedi
Gated 10 the service Of the Triune God, on
the 10Th instant. All are cordially invited
to cheer Us with their presence. Services
will be held in the forenoon in the German,
and in the afternoon in the English Ian.
.guaee.
We would also make known, that the
congregation, having had final settlement
with the Building Committee, has taken the
Church in its own hands.
In the name Of the congregation,
Tnr CoNsisroRY.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11
A NEW ARTICLE.
DOCTOR ROBAcK's $ STOMACH B,1rsss.

now and dsllgbtful Stomachic and Cordial,
lot giving tone 10 tho Stomach, ana for the
81 bilious complaints incident to
AZ - morning iInk, To assist digestion and
relieve Dyspepsia, II has no equal. Try H.
10 na'or HIS superior " all other bitters. =.
Try II. .....E .I0
The formula Of tl,oso Di,.ers, nov (lssl, the
ono Of tie Oldest add most eminent Medical
PraetitiOners OF the West, and IL 10 directly
predicated upon tho wHuts of Western people.
These Blttors derive their stiEulys from the
powerful tonic nature OF The Tvvts and heris
OF which they arc composed, and AS they aro,
by allnying unnatural cravings Of tho stomach,
TEMpERANcE."
tho prese nj proprietor belle Yea that Ia making
,hem widely knoan tho pubic welfare ID sub.
served.
II will soon be for sale by all Of DR.. RpbNes's
numerous Agents, and At Hotels, 40, thv
country over. Ia the mcsnt,ms, orders wili b.
nled direct from CinGinnati IN any quantity,
and Al the lowest rates 70 put up Ia Quart
Bottles and see1rely packed 10 ono dofsn
cases. Hall dozrH sample cases VIII, however,
DO packed and seat to any address, 10 desired.
hetaii Price. u PR s0ttie, es six Tor -.
Principal office HI.a 3Liesroofn, No. = East
Fourth street, third building from Main street,
Cucnaa!t, Ohio. Laboratory, NJ. 81 HAN.
mond street.
fss sale IN Hancock BY
iGGTSsa1t M. auSsa Z CO. 9 '"A'' F,aai.n
GILBERT. FAIL q co.. VALUE.
2. BARSHY, McCombj
d. PETERS& SON. Arcadia.
J.B. EATON, Benton; ~
TH0M MAS STARKS, Atl,agton; ~
Il. MAHON 4 SONS, WiiIisms,ow
J. UslIEiMER, Van a1Ien;
J. WALTER, West Indepeadencej
l.. A. BALDWIN, Nj, Hiaaohard;
And BY Druggists and Norchxin . { enc rsky
lhroug ghout the tnited Statesslnd Caaauaa.
March Is, tsJt.-tty
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Last aud Latest.

Mcclellan has advanced seven
miles toward Richmond, and is now
in position to successfully resist any
attack. Burnside has joined Nc.
Clellan. lio camo by water. Nc
Clollan's men arc in good condition,
and are ready for another week OF
fgh'ing. Our loss in the late en-
g,gements is estimated at not lesl
than 25,000-the suemy's at from
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

FILL UP rns RANKS. In another column
will be found a proclamation of Gov, Tod,
calling for Ohio's quota OF the troops called
for by The President. Hancock has done
nobly-she has sent over 1000 OF her best
men into the field, and their blood has
marked every conflict in the West. Yet
she will respond promptly TO this new
draft upon their patriotism. Two compa.
mes will be somewhere near our proportion
and the Military Committee should set al
work st once 10 raise them. II may be diff
hcult. now in the midst OF harvest to gel
men, but all the arrangements should bs
made, 30 thst as soon as the wheat Is 10 thu
barn tho compsnies may be filled up o.
once. Every one should sid in this york
We all have q stake IN this great contest
and all should discharge tbsit duty prompt
ly and willingly. We uadsrstapd that Of
hcers will commence recruiting next week
Give them aid that they may conclude their
labors ss soon as possible.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

MT. VERNON, July S. AT Dem
ocratic celebration at Sparta, Nor
row county, o., on the 4th. one oi
the attractions was tsiloou ascen.
sion by +. II. Westbrook. When
the balloon had reached an elevation
Of about three hundred feet it burst
and foil to tho earth, instantly kill.
i Dg Mr.. Wes,brook.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

Tar EVERLASTING $780, The Demo.
| cracy are industriously circulating the fol.
lowing reports in various parts of the coun
| ty:
1. That Wiliom vaplue never owed
Hancock county s2.sOO.
2. That through an error there was in The
books when he left the Office, there appear.
ed this balance against him, but that Ire i'm.
mediateIy paid it. -
3. That this whole story OF the 80, s0l
was gotten up by Benz. Huber. who was q
iefsulter himself, and whom William Van.
lue generously assisted through his diAl
culties.
We beg leave 10 submit TO the people OF
Hancock county the following statements,
for the truth OF which we refer to the Audit.
or's and Treasurer's books:
/. When Mr.. William vanlue left the
Treasurer Office, he owed Hancock county
$4,000.
2. lie has promised divers and sundry
times to pa, il, aifjIlingus after each prom.
Use several nights OF sound sleep.
3. He has not, up to the present writing,
paid cent thereof, to our unutterable an
gush.
4. lie still owes the county S2,S00
S. The Locofoco office. holders, Whose
business it is to make him pay. have moi
taken step in that direction.
6. Mr. Benjamin Huber never was q de.
faulter TO the extent Of o cent. and # he hat
been, Mr.. William vanlue would probabl,
have been the last individual that would
have assisted him.
In conclusion, we would say 10 the peo.
pie who are interested in this matter, sub
scribe for the Jefersonian. The Courier
has never said a word on the subject. and
its readers (except those blessed with nigh.
bors who tnke the Jeffersonian) are in tota
ignorance on the subject.
$3.50 per annum for single subscribers
10 copies one year Sl5, and a reduction in
proportion for larger clubs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

COLUMBUS, July THE organ.
ization oi new regiments will com
nence Immediately. Camps will b.
established for their reception al
Cleveland. Toledo, Mansfield, Lima,
Dayton, Portsmouth,, Marietta, Steu,
benville and Zsnesyille. The Gov.
crnor has ordered Assistant Qnar-
termaster General Bliss and Capt.
Harrington, u 5, Commissary, to
visit those places and select the
gronnd.
United States (luartermaster Burr
visits Cincinnati 10 morrow to make
arrangements for clothing, Get.
Recruiting has materially improv'
cd within the last few days. Over
800 Ohio privates on furloughs,
have reported at Camp Chase, and
more are coming every day.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

r. g. Mungen rs. WIN. Kismroth. ---
July IL. 1892. 90 feet nprth end in.lDt M.
", aud o. lot No u, In Vance h Go-y's Ad.
dition to FindIay. Appraised, - AT $500, 81 at
ESQ. y.
4. NJ. Fredericks ~. q. r. Gordon 81 al.
July IL, ls62. 1nlot No, ~, In vanlno, ex.
ccpt SIX feet of the east side. Appraised ut
$500. .....
Butler, Cecilia Rawson rs. Henry watkins ei al.
June is, 1867. 3Oacres wheat in the ground
un the firm of II. Watkins, Amanda township.
Peter Shsder rs. y. F.asho,ty et sy and Il. al.
August 4. lsG3. wes, ! 81 N. w. sec. & In
Up. North, range East, containing 81 % 100
acres Of land. appraised At sl700.
Henry Mick ps. W. J.. Plotts ri vr and st al
August 1, lsb2. lnlot No. SO Bescli's Add.
,ion to the town Of Vanlue; appraised vt s3Uo
brunswick & Bro. cs. George Dipert.
August 4, 1862. Inlot No. II IN the Western
Addition to the town VI Findlay; appraised at
1900. ID. +.
- T.. PARKER, Deputy Sheriff.
June G, 1862.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11
To Teachers.

TTNHE Board of School Examiners Of Hancock
county, being advocates Of retrenchment
Il. wherever II Is practicable, and number
applying for examination during the Summer
months being small, 1t was resolved ~ meet
but once In each OF the months OF June, July,
and August, namely: On tho flrst Saturday Vi
each month. From and after the hrst of Sep
tember, the meetings viii be semi monthly, as
usual il. IUSSiNG, SECRETARY.
MAY 80, 1862.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

TAG SCARCITY OF CHANGE. - The scarcii y
Of small coin was never felt more sensibly
than at this time. There is none to be had
for ordinary purposes Of trade. Gold and
silver are at an enormous premium. and will
De still higher. One firm in this place have
issued duebills for oil fractional parts of a
dollar, which they give their customers in
place OF change. Others have purchosed d
postage stamps ofthe various denominations
10 be used as change. This state Of ufFairs
is very inconvenient. but cannot. in the
present financial condition, be remedied.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11


Iwant 10 be s6fdfet Eve
And with the soldiers stand, -
knapsack OH my shoulder.
muske ct In my hand - o..
Iwoald march up to JED. Davis, 10
80 daring and so brave.
And tell him I'm for Union s
And will my oonntry save.
Then should he say aword TO me p.
About the Southern right, i'''
Or how the North have trampled them
And wished 10 show them A1ht,
Would tell him he's u rascal,
A rebel and II foe;
A traitor to his country,
Aud TO old Nick must 60. =. =.
Then quickly with my comra dee bold
would help him TO arise.
A little higher inthe world
Between tho earth aud skies;
And whom the cap his eyes shall press
And rope his neck shall stretch,
Wen hear him beg for life and vow
No moro TO be sseesh.
Old Beauregard next WI uld SEQ
And let him try the knot;
And Floyd should have no chance 10 run
But share the tral,ors' lot;
Then all tho secesh Generals,
Colonels and Captains too,
Should lead the rebels on no more,
But to'our flag be true. -(SuE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

MoSrY SENT llonK FROM VoLunrrrRs.--
The following named persons have had
money sent TO the Treosut, Of Ilonoock
county, for their use, by persons in the 57th,
6sth and 72nd regiments o. V. l., which
they can get BY applying to II. Sheets. Conn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

MARxErs, BUSINESS. &c.--Harvssting com
menced last week, and as q matter Of covrs,
business has been very dull. There beinl
a great scarcity Of labor, the farmers az,
obliged 10 put in every moment. and conse.
quenily, buyinns and selling is out OF the
question. Harvesting is progressing Smelly,
and new wheat will be in market in ter
days. Prices range as they did last week.
Wool-35 to IS cents.
Wheat--8j and 80.
Corn-23 in town. 25 a, dis.illery.
Rye--iS cents.
Butter--S cents.
Eegs--5 cents.
Lard--5 cents.
Meats-Shoulders 3; sides 4; Hams
Hides.--5A tod.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

CosrrcrIosrRY.-- .--Mt. Philip Arnold has
established mandatory of Confectionery
Que door north Of Patterson & Taylor's.-
Mr.. Arnold makes excellent work, and de-
serves the patronage OF the d, aIers Of the
county. Retailers will do well to call and
examine his stock,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

Local and Miscellaneous
COUNTY JIIOT C1IVIITI0I.


The Union Executive Committee Of this
State, representing the Union Convention
which assembled in Columbus, Ohio, on
the 9th September last. have issued a call
to all loysl citizens who are IN favor Of the
maintenance of the Government aud OF the
vigorous and continued prosecution OF the
war, now carried on for the suppression OF
the rebellion sgainst the Government, TO
again meet to appoint delegates to Union
Convention, to be held In Columbus, on
on Thursday, the 2lst day Of August next.
for the nomination Of candidates for the fol.
lowing Offices:
JrDaE op rnE SUrRgMr CouRr;
SRcHErARy oP STATE;
ATTORNEY GENERAL;
SCuooL COMMISSIONER;
MEABER BOARD oP PUBLIC WORKS.
Hancock county will be entitled to four
delegates in that Convention. ...
In pursuance Of the recommendation OF
the State Union Executive Committee and
OF the call aforesaid, we, the undersigned,
Union Executive Committee Of Hancock
County. hereby call upon oil loyal citizens
Of this county who are in favor Of the main.
trnance Of the Government and Of the wig.
orous and continued prosecution OF the war,
now carried on for the suppression OF the
rebellion against the Government, and who
are willing TO lay aside party trsmmels,
party stsife. and party spirit until the su.
pIemscy OF the Government is fully eslab.
lished. and who are willing TO present nm
unhroken front to traitors and treason ev-
erywhere until the authority Of the Consti-
tuition and the laws ore upheld and ole yed
in every State and Territory. To all such
we issue this call and heartily invite You to
meet in
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

DrArH. - Died at her late residence in
Amanda township, on Tuesday. April sih,
Mrs. Mary Huston, aged sisty.six years, five
months and eleven days.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

MARRIAdK. On the 29th day Of June,
1862, at the residence OF Mr.. II. Dukes, 10y
Rev. ID. Gray, William c. Watson to Susan
Heck both oiHancocS county, Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

NEw AoysRTisEMsSTs.- We call especial
attention to the new advertisements. this
week:
Collection Notice--D, F Hyatt y.
Boots and Shoes at Cost. d. Stubs.
Lumber Ysrd-Pat Taylor.
New Goods--Taylor & Croninger.
Con:eotioney-Philip Arnold,
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
]. B. Dunn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11
GOOD BARcAlNS!!
TO yR HAD AT THE
Findlay Woolen Factory! !!

UNHE undersigned is still on hand at the
Il above named place, ready To acoommo.
date Ali who nay favor him with a call. He
Will eitherexchange
aROds for Wool
Work IT by the yard ON the Shares,
Or Pay the Market Price In Cashi
He 10 prepared tt receive any amount of wool,
and iatters himself that he can make s8tis
factory return. his mako Of Goods consists Of
Cloths. Cassimeres, satineits.
Tweeds. Blankets, Fiannels
Both plaid and plain. .. ...
He will keep single and double Yarn on hand
NJ Wholesale or Retail.
All kinds Of Custom Work done to order.
Roll Curd1ug ass. ..... 90, 1b .,
Gard, spin and resl, .l6o. "a"
81 Work warranted when the Wool 10 In
good order; not otherwise.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Pindlsy, May 9, 1862.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

W1E offer below n list Of prices, which, By
w calling upon US. yon win find true In
every particular, viz
BLACK cloth frock coats. worth SO. 90 for &C. 90
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

TOYS to Please Little Ones!
From l2t to 81, so, at $. d. FREi'S.
MAY 2, lsG2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

We have also on hand good assortment OF
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!
Hats, Caps, Tranks, Umbrellas, aud Car
pct SatchtIs.
May |, lsG2 O. ID. r.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11
Van Anden's Patent
PORTABLE COPYING PRESS.
HANNAH 4 CO.,

Sole Prepri eters, 40 Cii1 street. New York.
Two Sizes. 9i,00 and $l,26.
ssr On receipt Of price n Press will be mail.
OF to any address, postage pad. Descriptive
Circulars sent II requested. Stationers and
Agents supplied on liberal terms.
~ Extraordinary Inducements offered To
intelligent Agents.
June 20, 1892.
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' Oo"'
Sold in Findlay, by
ISRAEL GREEN, - ..--. ,a.
s. & j. Nj. HUBER,
s. ID. FREY.
At Mt. Blanchard. l.. A. BALDwIN;
Arlington. T. STARKs;
Macomb, Y BARNEY;
Benton, J.B. EATON.
New Stark kaufman g. Peter.
tnau
Shannon -R. Cshill.
Carey--A. ii. Myers
Forest--J Campbell & Co
Prepared only by J. P. HU ULBERT d co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

TAKES ,hi, meti,cd 10 lnvits THO sessus,sn
Il OF dealers and consumers to his pssseps
stock Of staple Groceries, just received, en-
bracing the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-28
THE END COMING.

And yet-not for ever Even in the
embttered mind of this picket, as he goes to
his rude couch there is speaking conscious
ness that this order of things VII! not always
endure. Beyond all the pains and hardships
o: the service, beyond all the darkness of
these perilous times, is seen, with the eye OF
faith, the day when this arrayiag Of man
against man shall cease, and when our be-
loved Union, purified and redeemed, shall be
still more beloved and glorious the day
when even these stern and rugged picketing
grounds will be beautiful beneath the blend
ed smiles Of summer and of peace.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-28
Letter from Kentucky.
DOVER. Mason Co. XIV, Feb. II

DOVER, Mason Co., XIV, Feb. lG.
To the Editor Of tie ColeHonian:
The weekly reception of the "Caledonlan"
in this rebellious part of the world, fraught
with its usual budget of news from "fader-
land" is now, in these troubl0us times, more
than usually agreeable. 1t is like receiving
a visit from an erc, hue one, when one is
surrounded by enemies or suspected friends.
As the poet has it
-'heart speaks TO heart
and a glad time of refreshing Is enjoyed dur
ing its perusal.
Its items of local news, agricultural, educa-
tional, hymeneal, Nc., as well as the veishtier
affairs of state, with its summary from the
seat of war. all have peculiar interest, and
are conned with relish that only one SINH
larly circumStanced can fully appreciate.
The sketches of the 'public men of Yer
mont" now being republished in the Caledo-
Man from the Rutland Herald are valuable
papers, and are perused with great avidity
by absent Green Mountain Boys.
1t is singular coincidence that the Louis
vile Journal is republishing from the Frank
fort Commonwealth a similar series Of papers,
containing brief but graphic biographies Of
",he governors of Kentucky" They are
written hv the editor of the C mmonwealth.
and are well interlarled with anecdotes ant;
cotemporaneous history. In fact it would be
impossible 10 write the lives Of such men,
men who rere living part of the war Of the
Revolution. while they were residents of Nr-
CANA, before the settlement Of kentucky,and
who after the foundation of the latter state
fought the British Lion and his Indian
wneps on our northern frontier and at New
Orleans.-wlthout Intervening the history
OF the times 70 considerable extent. TheSt
papers are more spicily written, and there
!ore more readable, than "the public men Of
Vermont ] no not wish to be understood
as SAYING that the men Of Vermont were be-
hind those Of Kentucky in prosecuting oul
wars with England. In patriotism, in chiv
airy, and in stern resolve, place them al
upon the same high level. In fact, when VI
study into the characters of the leaders i.
the two s,ateswe find Z marked resemblance
Kentucky and Vermont, first adopted child
rem OF the Union, aud at about the same pc
Rod, have performed an equa! part in achiev
ing our greatness as a nation, and are equal
ly deserving the nations gratitude. Som
Of the early men of Kentucky, as Of Vermont
were rude characters By nature, and led
life Of daring and devotion TO American lit
erty. One Of the Kentucky governors Wa
quite unlet,eyed, being unable to write hi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-28

II O TIC E.
Mr. Stanton having retired from the firm OF
Stanton 4 Blinn, partnership is this day form
ed under the name and style of
LEE & BLINN
who will continue the Tailoring business at the
old stand where they will have constantly on
hand full assortment of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES.
VESTINGS,
OVERCOATINGS,
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
We would further say that We will sell at great
ly reduced prices, as we shall sell entirely
FOR CASH OR READY PAY.
Our Stock is of the best. Gentlemen who buy
for Cash will do well to call and examine, as we
will sell at great bargains. All kinds Of Tailor
ing done i'll the latest style and with ncatness and
despatch
LEE S Blum.
St Johnsbury, Jan %, 1862 19tf