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ep.-d was held by Jus,io. Kelly 70 await er.ui

Arnold Constable Co. corner Of Canal and Msr.
a, arr h,ch .ns IN nc, P,sse ssion shsM vaSes
taken before Justice Connoiv and looIsd an /.
sns"er.
THE LATE MuRDERors AssArrr--DKAru OF
.,,i,i Ihorsen the sailor who .as
night - ri st, by Chss' n BIn,, an sI Pc.
,irein.'' 1ii est"rday ~ his injure. At the n Y.
b. "a ~ w 10y a. WI, .oi1 Az lnaness On
result Of w.. lnlpcst
FopatS. Az ORptuA c.,. a.,.. .,,o .
young man obtained from the Pre.id.nt ~ De
Hudson klytr h'ilr"ai pass by presenting not.
Inc Cleveland and C"iunbus Railrpsd. rsa,,..,,ns
the favor of pass TO the bearer which proved 70 be
sIprs'y' oh ICING ip '"eI INTO 'he ear he ccnt
POLICEMAN ygas hci',y ioos.d sr' n. js ~ s.c.ns.
- ..-.-------------
""''N'i"'
'fRi'" rNHlhlIioN oF rHH bRooxLu
h'Hf' tLIuh'L SOCIETY The spring EHhibito9
VI 'ne b7ooA!h h'turnl'rsi 5ocie'y was opente
ia VIC concert hsi oi ne Aaademy oi Music yesssN
NY N'eih'h Inc contributions are numerous
Among III most ~ 'n'nent la the collection 10 ,ht
'r''phy'"" p'd9hhcum, an ko' India stove
ant The stalk isahoui feet higl ant the Leaves
h'"'i' diamond shaped. 'houi fco, Ia length ~
H'i NO. b.osf a. the w.dcst part. The uWu
p'rn'i i4 '.viu'i " 'ih - rich s,a-sreen vclvetJ
'n'"'' ne Underneath Tho 'oior Is rich me.
u"n. "'' ''"'' l'ed ~ NJ. II. NJ Bearns, VI
vac hAN''' D's'''-"Nh' Also ''aio'1s'h' oidsrnv'E
P"l .u"' t'''''i 10 o' - 'endid '"Jage' W,
''"'' '"'''''" O'h"lou'"s pe'ch u1eH ana
Craps vhe- grown ~ moss baskotfA I'D wiihJ'h
GOV. lh'y are IN MI life aud vgor, showing
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Officers. Mon.
Prisoners rom NeWbcru. 10 1907 .on
J. .".n - '.uin Fort Pulaski. 30 D3ol y"
TIE g,'rs are qus,tsrol In the rooms occupied
ly ~ Fon iistteras cigera anil lik. them, arc oil
WE'D tie liberty - tie Island unit, retreat hRer
which they are confined TO the garrison. Mos, Of
them appear 70 have money, sud avail themsclvo"
pretty iresy Of the privilege which has been extend
ed - them of sending - the city Jr any extras
they q'lire Ia the way II eating. The men are
confined u Castle william and IT, immsdists vicin
iy Their rsions sre cooked In the garrison aud
sent down u them under charge Of N, Provost Ser.
sonnt Mos, Of tho Port Pulaski, priyatcs are OIL.
dierike men, but their dir,y-grsy uniform spolls
their appearance altogether.
Tho sioreship Reosse len the Brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday ior the Mediterranean Depot, Spec
zia, Italy. Commodore rauldlns hss order Aat the
steamer Dawn b- put into commission at O'Clock
o a
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Bditimore Ap7i 23-1h he Vermont wounded
af I'll stu IT o. mt but j. thou, HAT som Of
ii.r' VII he sent h,rc. The II ,st.t,ls htIe Hrc
r.ug ready IA ante patton Of the wounded coming
'flu. IDfkt,wu
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60, Go, &c


Hcrri'opb~,g Va, iptIi 22.-Col'ne' born'l-
IS rlpdc reconnaissance today tpwar' th.st'yn.
whru approaching, he was fired Oh 10y The rcie
cavalry sc7ut' Two companies u tic Ohio D .
~ were depluy,d on the left towards Gordon. v.
I irup.ke, the same number ~ tho Vermont cave
airy ON the right, sud tie Michigan cavalry utc
centre. Hampton's battery aud Tire Connect cut
i,h formed the reserve. The rebel cavalry, amer
the first FIRE, rctrcrted u the town, where the.
ipiucd q OF command, and when escaping by the
Gordopyilo route were passed 10y the OHIO cavalry
Seven men nud eleven horses We're captured the
rest escaped. The town WIS then entered aud
occupied ~ Dnuueily and the cavalry. We
found Ia tie t'an oiyhl Of Ja.ks'u's wiuchest Z
hH.r.rs, whom Ne released yesterday, near Sheu-
,ud,.,h, on their Iaiu Of honor. Two had died
Of iati que and want oi attention the rest now
lu the p WAY homc Large amounts 81 grain and
. iona .. ave heirv e,u,irrl iu tNo valley.
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MIRh NNntcr In thc pninmnc RIrrr.


bdlimoyc, ip,H 2R.-1hc high water In the
Potomac river Las don" snur damage to the br.ds,
At Han er's Perry, which will BE- Epcelly repaired
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

HNU IHLN NNI8I'7| '''1E'
lie took az high as thirty day before they opera.
tod fully ON his bowels. Then twenty operated
well, then ten; afterwards tho ordinary doses q
six. ave- four, three, two, one, produced purgstou
according to the dose taken.
Thus completely upsettlng the rule " applicable
to all other purgstycs whatever
This person was fully cured 10 three months
nom the frst dose snd the evidence thereof Is In
this city Of New York April 9a, 1882, aud will DO
furnished at 394 CANAL 81.
b. BRAHpRETH, N, D.
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Capture ofn Krb,I ,.unbont.

H0''Drqi Lop5i7g, ArrA - Tho gunhoat
Tyler, Will" rcrounolter.ns upthc Tennessee RIVER,
captured TIC rbA steamer j. R,'h, near a.,
mouth OF Ciuuc Crock. This l. one Of the boats
which ,iulci ON t.-t expedition up uus river af-
tel tie h,i"f Fo'i Hsury. Her name has been
changed e. Lady yler.
The weather r,,hor rn re pleasant.
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Gibraltar sdvices are to the 9TH inst The steam.
Or Sumter WA a II thsre aud IA, A. ! .i,,,r,,,r
,
/ "scir"r" f'WN'hth ~ AG'HlrAH
A letter ~ tie 20 iuhi from Palermo reports that
IN, ,,,l,,npcr W a. Ar.pud,r az Savannah Iyir,
.,..,l.,t..,.I -, -, -. - -,
D" '''' ''H'' ''' NV W.T." ""''''' ~ Nh Atin'i
i""r' crew from the l. =. corvette Inc, aud the
tn..,,r and crew Of Tho scbn,pcr var. t.L,, nj,
~. - 80.
'"Y WV ''''' w I'''.''''' i"'y were 'n"Se-
,..... ~ ,,sr.,,,.,,,' ~ .,,.o,..,,,,,r.n..,
''r'h' br""ih'
-..r,i :: ..,.. " Yt,lue Inquired " .rn Cant Coles
mat tr.t.I .u tr ',irnlty IN, Mana ,,li,L
ll .i,. .,.... ,l..t. .- ~. ~ M ,yL,,b,,
q, 49,, D.. q ,.. ..... Ia. ,. To-.
I.,fr p..t,.l,., go, ,,." Gan, c,,,s,
..,., o., 80, ,. 80
~" Won ''' ~ "InyIt ish
I ,. ' ..., ~ w.. '''i "'I H ~ .r'
a.. ...-..,t, ny. ,,.i,, '" d" NV
inI rlt.. p.A.d vt .,u., ~. Alexander
-.ut., Hrl l.f D.. ar t4,. .., ,st Autumn s,ut
INTO a., n.,' rtty i... Tor q duub, skinned s,lt
m,r'iug g'nhunt, similar to me Stup,u,k, l."
tuIIt by NJ. Stevens for tho Federal Government
ui Arcri 20, Hnd u go whether strIs would he taken
T. have tho plans tested AMI sloptei az It had
hc,u BOO American
Lord &. r,gst said plans hsi been r.ut in, but
W. S.iuu. .s,u hal not afforded the Aam.rslty an
OPPORTUNITY ~ testing th'n.
VI. u. u sheridan n'k,d whether 1t WINS true
hat At s",' url ness, Oh tie ST., a." target sec
t'h" me FfI"l N''l' was t"ly' "f',dtlr""Sh
=, .,,,,, ,,,,.',i,'rt. Nr '''' ~
t,i 4, |, ~, ,.'l a, sr., ,,,.., t,..,,., ,...,.toi
MI "a ma ,i't.r a. 49,, I'D. 49,, -,
tnt i, Az - rt,'.., i'"',' 20, u
$500 ' ,; - '''.,. ~ VT ~, NV ~
f,i - a 80 - - - -, ~. 't''r'''
.'. vac" i t.' ''t' $500, ~ ~ Cd. ,si.'. W.
-.,, ", =, AZ, r,., o ,,n 49,, ,.'.,I 49,,
''.,' nan VI, Icy Z" w 'It't p"'''' t't"lth
''U tN1 ], % l'''' "hN We '''k iHo'lnS Ahd was
'IhSb' ~ va inner ~. '' ,,'." VI !,'' ","
r,.I Mi. 4, $50. Il ~, ,.,yyIr ,,,,t t.,.,,J ~
s,,.t n l,,,,',,s, ,i'a, I ., t'...i,,, 4 49,, "
,,,rl I.yrI, n ,..us,I A. t.,.,ti,. ~, ,I'..f .tt
a A.. r,',... 4, ~ 81 ~ tr,,,,, No. ,.,. ia ,tt
"a ,,,,,,,l 4. f,,,. ,,,i ~ n, ,,, riit,I,.
rt.r',t
II,, p.L.,..,,,, ,,,.',,l L. k,,,,. IL ,r, ,..
..,.,, XIII, i,J ,i.,'.,r,J il, H.. .r,v,. y'sr
Lr a. viii 1 -t,t't lu t,I,l ,utInr.t of the Al.
mn, and ,I,tt,r IA, r,ii. la tL',,gIt /,
~ a. ,i.d rr',l,,tu il .r..It he, r.,lI..I.J,
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A man had Ulcers all over his bvly Tie nlatters
which they discharged, maic perfect outline q
his form every tune ho laid down upon his bed.
There seemed to be no hope Nr him. But God
gave him faith In
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MILITARY NEWS.

The arrival PER the steamship Oriental Of tho bal
succ II prisoners captured la Port Pulaaki, ngrsaa
IS tie number Of Southern officers snd men lu con
.in'i-ont on Governors Island H. Ave hundred rs
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The following interesting letter from Colonel
CoRcoRAN has just been received While tho
rebel government publicly assigns one reason
Tor his detention-that Of his implication in
reasonable plans-to the captiyes 1t assigns a
Tar different one-that Of bad faith OIL the Fede-
raj side
RICHMOND, VA, April 10th, 1882.
Ny EVA DEAR FAlEsD Your letter OF the sth
inst reached me, and avail myself oi the earliest
oDporpSuity " reply 70 H. feel deep regret for VIE
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BRANpRETms PILLS, NEW STYLE,

HKANDNETH5 FILLbi M" III
will secure purchasers from countsrfel's heaa
advertisements "BEwARE OF COUNTERFEIT
BRANDRETHs PILLS.
1,nTIET-r's SpRISa Styles or Boors ASD
49, s,s iii tha race Sold ~ war prices. La
a. Pr',rsiia Balm9rals at one Dollar and up-
WSrds. BARTLETrs, 9I2 Grand 81, cor sorf2LHi
TW Wospras OF FHE W9RLp, IN rRoDr
h .r6's,on. are 10 be found At Bsrnum'S Museum,
nclndng Com. Nut ahs p.n I' NPPOP'-
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The steamship Persia, from Liverpool N, 1871,
and Qpc,nst5wu tho 18Th has arr, 5d, bringing one
day later news than that received ly the B,honian'
ind Published ~ our flrst page
Gibraltar sdvices are to the 9TH inst. Tho steam
~ sumter was p, u there, and the T. T. sloopof.war
Tusclrora remained ~ A'g,siras.
A letter The 20 insi. from Palermo reports that
the sch,oncr W. C. Alexander, Of Savannah, lying
Ia Tat hArhor Lai been BOARDED 10y mn armed
to.rs crew from the L \. cprytttc Inc, and the
master ani crew Of the schooner were taken on
boo u tho corvette ~ ptislncrs They were subse.
Irrni'y, however given up through The rcuons-
,',4se Or persuasion Of an 'ficcr OF tie port
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

.,h, Cr.ut Tribulet on.-The Opening Of
p.ir%scv Nv DOUGLAS FRASER, called o.
AL Read aud circulate, Peace In thirty days
1 s a sCODELLs Printing Once, No. 81 Park
,nyS, New York, and at DoDD BROS, 80 Nassau
street, under the Bun Building. Orders rom dis
lance should be accompanied with postage stAnr
10 repay POSTAGE sP99 S'liB
ClOthlns.
The largest stock, the best styles, the lowest
price, and the best place 70 buy, Please call lld
4. b. BALDwINs,
cps Ts'lol No, ~ aud u Boyer
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TIE Ministers In Council are believed &. have
Urged ou Il Emperor the impyUieacc Of yi-,uug
London during the exhibition months. I4cg rep.
rcsc"t that capital AZ SwHItns W'n q. .tga. rch'-
The Minister = the Interior la-, Us order ~ tho
Emperor sent assistance IN u. ury I. AL towns
where distress prevails
Tie Emperor had had prolonged interview with
tho VI Iist,r Il Marue, and had ordered list to bee
prepared ~ all the vessel, " rtA the trouble and
expense ~ being covered with iron
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Tie B'r,n pspors publish prol,stston 81 he
University Of Berlin against NE electoral iustgJg-
Iols a" nc Minister a. Paddle worship The Pro
iessors itho university udd declaration & she e,-
ieet that they VIII only act ny Do0e pot.cu prn-
Npce which rest upon y1uscl,nto's conviction
a'd the Tree and Independent exercise ~ the ma
lHAal VIII, Ito munperp Of tho University of
Bonn lave ALLOWED tho example gwen ly Their
colleagues at Berlin.
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Humot were current that the Italian Minister FOR
Pore gu Affairs had addressed N 81 energetic n.
monstranoes 10 the PTlssisn Minister baron Bras
sieT 10 3d. Simon In charge Of Austrian interests at
the Court Of Turin. The objsctiouB Of ths Italian
Government relate 10 the concentration Of Bourbon
adheIents at Trieste, and their embarEAuon 10
augment Ihe numbers Of the brigandE IN Southern
Italy.
The continental journals contain accounts Of Ssys.
rGl nlarioAl c0nAptfa0isa IN ltAlh
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14
A Church Scene in New Orleans.


The New Orleans correspondent
ofthe New York Erpress thus de-
scribes the closing Of St. Psul's
church in that city by order OF Gen.
Butler:
There was a little scene at St
Psul's church last Sunday morning
which has excited some week day
conversation. and may reach you in
some shape or another. So will
describe it to you exactly as it &C.
Cured.
The clergy have been warned
against the mntilation OF the regu.
lar services OF the church, upon
which the Episcopal clergy had
agreed among themselves as an ex.
pedient for eVsding the use OF its
prayer for the President Of the
United States and all in civil anthor.
ity. IL consisted in the entire omis-
sion, every Sunday, OF the whole or.
der for morning prayers, in the
course OF which the prayer occurs,
and in commencing it's services with
the Litany.
Rev. DR.. Goodrich, the rector o
St. Paul's hal TINS Proceeded las
Sunday, and had Just given out thu
ps,lm. (lntroit,) before entering th,
chancel 10 say the ante communion
service, when Assiss,ant Adintan
General Strong, of General Butler's
staff. approached the ministraut
end asked him il he had omAted o.
designed altogether to omit ahe use
OF the prayer for the President O
the United States Being answer.
ed 10 the affirmative. the officer turn
cd to the congregation and announ
ced that the church would be closed
to the ministrstions of the recto
hereafter, by order OF Gen. Butler
then, after q scene OF come excite
ment, IN which the ladies seemed
to be most deeply concerned, ih'
house was shnt.
at is rnmored that DR.. Goodrich
who is a Connecticut man by birth
but q most outspoken secessionis
and repudstor Of his inevitable
Yankee blood has been granted
unmeslSed permission to leave town
as inimical to the government de fic
to st de .jure here, and the papers an
nounce that the services will be per
formed next Sunday at st, Panl''
according to the ritual of the Pro
testant Episcopal Church Of tn,
! United States Of A merica."
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Ono IN COMPARISON WITH OTHER
SrATEs.-ln extent OF territory it in
number twentyrone.
In number OF inhabitants, number
three.
In number Of people to the square
mile, number eight.
Texas has about six times AZ ma.
nv squsre miles.
California is nearly five times as
large.
Oregon nearly three times %
large.
Minnesota moro than twice ss
large.
II Ohio were as densely peopled
as Massachusetts, it would contain
upwards oi Elk millions OF people
The increase Of people to the square
mile between 1850 and 1860 was
greater in the oil free States than
in the new. In this relation, Ohio
is number eleven. or tho ten which
have increased faster in density,
eight are on the Atlantic border
illinois and Indiana are tho only
new States In this list. Illinois
gained 1854 to the square mile; In.
diana 1912, and ONO s 80. Ohio
had, in 1860, 1854 to the square
mile. This is nearly nine above
that OF any other now State; Indiana
follows with 80 90; then Illinois 30. :.
00.-City Fact. ,...
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Tho war Expenses ana the Isisud
Revenue,


Heavy a. the expenses may b
which the rebellion imposes upon
the nation, II will not be 90 di6icuk
and % basrasaing 10 meet them 40,
many people imagine. Tho pro-,
duct OF our inland revenue under
the new tax law alone, will be enor.
nous, and will enable us, without
undue pressure upon any class, to
meet the requirements OF this gigsn,
tic war, and yet leave the country
almost as prosperous 90 ever.
AT the time Of the war oil 1elStf4,
England became involved In . debt
Of some three or four hundred mil.
lion dollsrs, and, although her 70.
sources were then reduced, her com.
merce sbut of by the wars in which
she was engaged In Europe and
America. and having no export trade
worth speaking Of, yet in ono yesr
she was able to meet, we believe two
hundred millions OF her war debt by
taxation.
Our resources to-day, exceed those
lof Great Britain in 1919. Commits.
sioner Boutwell, has estimated that
our inland revenue will return $780,
600, 600 . month (s36O, 900, 900 per
annum) to the government. This
figure may be large; bot there 10 no
doubt that the revenue from IAxstioa
will be immenee II We take Q sim
gle item in New York Cigy alone, a.
a test Of the general return We had
that tho income from checks, psss.
ihg from hand to hand, will amount,
on an average, TO about go, 900 Q
day - over $4,000 900 Q year. -
Taking all other taxable articles in
proportion, then, we we can readily
comprehend what q vast resource
the tax law will provide to meet the
expenses Of the wsr.-(Ne,c York
Herald.
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Conscientious ScrnpIes.

The following oath and questiont
are propounded to all who claim ex
emption from military duty on the
score Of conscientious scruples, ID
Pennsylvania. IL is q hard dose
and the man who would swallow I,
deserves to be booted ont Of the coun
try, as a creature Unworthy Of life,
an abiding place short OF the pit:
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
- county, S S.
Before me, the Commissioner Ia
supcrintend drafting Tor said county,
personally appeared -
who being duly - did depose
and cay, that he has conscientious
scrul les to bear arms, believes it un-
lawful to do go, whether in self de
fense or in defense OF bis country, or
otherwise howsoever; that tho scru.
ples and belief above stated, have
not been formed lightly bat carefully,
deliberately and conscieDtiously; and
are now declared and professed not
Tor the purpose of evading the milf
tsry service Of his country in the
present exigency, but because he
solemnly aud reiIgiously holds and
maintains them, and in his con-
science believes that 1t Is his bonnd
en- duty to act IN accordance with
them on all occasions and under all
circumstances.
"Would you take up arms in dc.
tense Of your owa lie or the lives Of
your vile and childrenl"
Answer, mo"
Would you stand by and see
your wife and children murdered
without taking up arms to defend
them?"
eyes"
Would you stand hy and sec your
father and mother murdered with;
ont taking up arms to defend them
il in so doing you could prevent it?"
Yea"
"Would you allow your property
TO be taken from you il you could
prevent il, and If In doing 80 you
could do it without imperilling your
lite and limb?"
Yes
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

"GIvE THIS TO MOTHER. The
following from the New York Post
presents q case Which only war can
furnish. Few will be able to read
it without a rising tear:
"On the bloody field OF Manassas,
few weeks ago, with q gasp and a
moan, were these words whispered
from the white lips Of a hsroic sol
der, ss he drew from his bosom n
locket and passed tho revered ma
mento into the hands of a comrade
near. Those loving lips never
moved again to tell his name OF
home; instantly he fell dead. and q
noble spirit passed into a world free
from care aud pain.
lie was Of the tenth New York
Volunteers, National Z,uaves. -
Safe from death, although disabled
the brave soldier, named Ferguson
who received this trust, has returnet
to his home, and fnl6lls his sacred
legacy as best he may. The little
picture hangs in the window Of o.;
Broadway, under the above inscript
ion. Oh, what a depth OF tenderness
and pathos in these few words
"Give this to mother!'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

TnE NATIONAL DEar. The New
York Tribune specials give the fol-.
lowing in relation to the public debt:
The representation made in como
quarters that the public debt has
reached 80 900, 100000 is q gross
exss geration. On the first day Of
tho present month, It was only $500
900 900 and is now less than $GG0, :,
900 900. This amount includes the
entire circulation and every species
Of notes, and between so. 100000
and $50, 100000 debt Of tho late al
minislrntion, but excerpts claims fo'
which no rcqnisitions have yet beer
made. The claims adjusted an.
unsdjus.0d, cannot exceed SEQ, 600,
LOCO.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

How THE SOLDIERS VoTE.-The
vote Of the Iowa soldiers in camp in
the state stood: $50 Republican
and 1856 Democratic. This was
something over five to one. One 70.
giment out OF the state, stationed al
Fort Pickering, MomphIs, Tennes'
see, stood: Republican 2sS, Demo-
crat 66, a little less than five to one
the ratio has been about the same
in the Pennsylvania regiments and
wherever else q vote has been taken
The partisan Democratic mico arc
having good times while the cats
are away. When they get back th'
mice will scatter or be "chRwed up!'
The fur is bound to fly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

BLACK SoLDERs IN A FIaHT.-We
learn from Fort Lincoln that a part
Of the negro regiment had a fight
with the guerrillas on Thursday last,
which resulted in driving tho bush
whackers from our soil, killing TWEEN.
ty and wounding . large NUMBER
Eight negroes were killed and Lieut..
Grew, q white officer. Our in
formsnt tells us that the blacks die
played q valor never surpassed by
any soldisrs.--( Leoven,rorth Conser
ryatiye. r'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

TuE TINE FULLY COVE. Speaking
of what has and has not been done,
delays and forward movements &c.
the National Republican says:
From what we can now discover
Of tho movements going forward
we have high hopes of decisive re-
suits in our tayor. If such blowi
are dealt ont upon the head ant
front of this Infamous rebellion
where it now roars it's wicked and
and d, ,iiant Greet in Virginia, an,
these blows are followed up, and tn,
most made OF victories, We ma,
achieve, tho kingdom oi jeff. Davi
will soon tOtter and fall.
We have hopes that the hour ha
at length fully come, to end thi
war, not by compromise, bnt by tn
complete overthrow of these consI
rators against the lbertics OF tho ns
tion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

SWALLOWED a HOLE The other
day Charlie, five years oil. found
one Of those curious bone rimmed
circles, which | believe ladies have
named eyelets, and while playing in
tho garden swallowed it. The tam.
lily were 10 the house, bnsily engaged
on q work Of entomology. when
Charlie ran in with mouth wide
open, and eyes distended to their
utmost capacity.
His mother csught him by the arm
and trembling with that deep anx,.
ETY. which only mother can feel,
inquired:
What is the matterl What has
happened7"
The little urchin, all agape, man
aged)t0 articulste:
"Waterp
/, was brought him, when, after
drinking copiousIy, no exclaimed:
"Oh. mother, | have swallowed a
hole!"
"Sw.llowed q hol,2'
"fes, mother swallowed a hole
with a piece Of ivory sro and i'll"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

yIO TEACHERs.-Ths Board of school Ex.
x,niners for Hancock county, will hold .
session for the purpose Of examining Teachers
At the Union School room, In Findlay, ON the
nrst saturday OF January and the arst Satur.
day OF February, and the Arst and third satur.
ten o o'clock, q. M, tiiturther notice 10 given
,.-'.frl JOHN BOwMAN, Clsrk. b
FupLAr, Jsn..l 1853.
N. y. Ali applicants will be equircd 70 pre-
two or mare Of thsir present or previous snl.
pioyers, giving . sAtisfsotdEy statement rs TO
thsir moral character ahd fAithfulness ~
TSNohsrs; or, thsy have never taught, one
caractsr and studioss habits.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

llusBAsD AND WIrR. Addison
has left on record tho following i'm
portant sentence:
1.-Two persons who have chosen
Q ,ch other out Of all the spscies.
design to be each others mutu Il
comfort and entertainment, have, in
that very action, bonnd themselves
to be good humored, aiiable, joyful
foreiving and patient, with respect
to each others trailties and i'm per.
iections, to the end Of their lives"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

CALIFORNIA RAIsINc HER OWN So.
oAR.-Lste California papers state
that sugar and syrup, wade from the
Chinese cane, and better article
shan the imported, has been made
in considerable quantitiss in the
State. TnlSre comfy will no doubt,
be able to supply her own populs.
tioD with sugar ana molasses. .,.