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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-09

H0,- A German was relating his
marvellous escape from drowning,
when thirteen Of shis companions
were lost by the upsetting OF a beat
and he alone was saved.
'1And how did you escape their
fatc?n asked one OF his hearers.
Il did not go IN. ter pote,' was the
placid answer. ~ -4
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The Two Traitors.

1t is too late for anything but
peaceful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HAM.
God speed You, Vallandigham,
we can never have peace without
disunion.-CHATTAN0oGA REBEL.
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HEAR THIS SIDE.

Every vote cast for Brough will be
an invitation 90 the rebels to prolong
the war for their snpreine independ-
encc to the last extremity, and nm
assurance to them that there is a
.trong party in the North who hate
the old Union rs much rs they do,
,ad are Just rs sternly resolved to
break it up.-Ohl0 Slafeimcn.
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The first halicas corpus cases since
the issue of the Presidents late proc.
Ilamption suspcndin2 the writ, hay,
lccurtd in New York. In each oi
the cases there brought before the
Courts, the proclamation was recog
nized as fully tal>ing away all theii
power to Interfere. and the applica
.ions were accordingly dismissed
In the United States District Court
for the Southern Distrit of New York
lJalgc Bccts, in rendering a decision
on the Eth inst, on the application
OF Jno Baldinger, substitute and
desertcr, for discharge on writ O
hnbcas corpus, held that the Prcoidcn'
clearly had the power TO suspend th'
writ, and that the proclamation sim
Iply amounted tn q restriction ofiuris
diction over military oflcnses TO th,
military courts. The Judge iurtheI
announced that all applications lol
writs In similar cases would be relus
ed.
The Courts do not seem nearly Sc
much exercised over the President
late "invasion of constitutional right,
rs 10 blatant partisans, who want {
twice. tried and twice. convicted trait
or. elected Governor OF Ohio Yet
crave and impartial Courts might bC
supposed at least as jealous OF any
infringement OF constitutional right
rs loosely talking, Naliandigham -
stump speakers .-C Cincinnati G0zsitc
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81 am not a Northern man. l
have little sympathy with the
North" " ' "My most COR
dial sympathies are wholly with
the South.-VALLASDIGHAM.
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Why the Rebels Attacked
Gen. EsOsccranS in ever
whelDiDg Force
1In Order Favorably to Effect
the Ohio Election p
LATE AND IMPORTANT REBEL
TESTIMONY CONCERN Nc VAL
LANDIGII tM'S TREASOSA-
BILE COMpLiCIrY WITH
THE REBELS

We clip. the following highly i'm
portant piece OF Intelligence from the
Stark County Republican Of the oath
instant. FREEMEN OF Ono, READ IT.
FROM THE OLD 18TH OHIO.
Yesterday we received from Capt.
FiTestonc, of Company \, 10Th Rag
iment, O. V. L., Il copy of the Angus
Ia (Georgia) ConstauiioaQiiSi, Of date
Sept. 9th. In an accompanying note
Capt. Fircstone says:
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"Let the Flag Of the Union be
restored reared alolt to float for
ever. Or, when it falls, if fall il
must, let there be nothing around
it but crumbling walls, and moth
ing above it but the angel that
shall speak Of the end Of time
and the beginning Of eternity. -
John BRoUGH.
/ see nothing but separation
first Of the Free States and Slave,
and then of the West from the
East, and then l know not what
--VALLANDIeHAM.
Every nigger in Ohio is a Brougll
man, except the Iwenches, WayGt
County Democrat r .in '~l
And every traitor In the South Is a
Yallandigham man, including the fe-
males. Ii the Democrat prefers q
white skin and a black heart, to q
black skin and white heart, we shall
not object.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-09

Arrange your business so that
You can be at home to vote and
work the whole day for the Union
ii cket
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TO REVIVE rnG PEACE rAnrY.

Oar people will remember that two
or three otmorc months ago we heard
Il great deal, and that continually, OF
the wonderful things the peace men
Of the North were going to do. MANY
in our midst built strong hopes of
peace on the action of the malcontcuts
in Lincoln's realm. Many even were
proposing terms Of peace, inviting the
Northwest to free use OF our Missis
sippi, and actually going so far us to
ask the Northwestern States to aban-
don the New England and the Middle
States, and come with us under our
pro-savery Constitution But since
about the 4th July, since the capit-
ulation OF Nicksburg and the retreat
from Pennsylvania, we have heard
scarcely whisper Of peace from be-
yond the Potomac. The people of
the United States have become elated
at their successor, and have gone cra-
~ again on the sensation of crushing
the rebellion and subjugating che in
surgent States
We confess that we have always
built strong hopes on the division aud
dissatisfaction Of the Northern peo-
pie, the gradual bat sure growth OF an
out-spolen peace party, and the final
/ outbreak Of the insurrectionarv ele.
mcnts which exist among the enemy.
but which, by one means or other, has
so tar been smothered or checked
But we have always held that the on
! ly way to build up II peace party
among the Yankees, and to set at lib
erty the furious opposition Of tile an
I'll Republicans, was by successful wan
on Lincoln's armies in the field. We
still have great expectations from the
peace men OF the North, and the ex-
plosive wrath Of the opposition mass
es, but we were never more fully con
vinced than now, of the essential i'm
portance of thick, fast and heavy
blows from the Confederate armies.
in order to give vitality, system and
organization to the peace men, and to
unloose the fierce impulses of the en-
thralled and terrorizcd people. Mr..
Vallandigham himself, as we have
heard, most emphatically declared
that the success OF the Southern arms
alone could give strength and consist
ency to the peace movement; and we
verify b lieye that if Vicl1sburg had
been held and Lee had thoroughly de-
fcated Meade on his own ground, the
| Woods and Coxs and Vallandighams
and their followers would have Beer
rampant for peace and separation,
and that not one drafted man would
lever have worn the United States uni
form-the Livery of a hireling or de.
lgraded soldier--in the city Of New
York. But Vicksbrg fell, and Les
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Now Hear this One.

God speed you, Nalinndigham !!
We can never have peace without dis
union. .-GhdtidHoogd Rcbet.
Charleston and Chattanooga arc
the only points whcrc the enemy
preserve the least appearance of ii%ht.
Defeated at Chattanooga, and driven
back on Nashville, the Nallanligham
men woull carry the election in Ohio
next month with little difficulty. The
peace men in the United States would
once more assert their manhood and
speal, cut as they did before the late
disasters choked their utterance.--
RirhnonM Eu71irer, Seit -.
Vallandighom waits and watches
over the border, plcdgcl--i' elected
Governor Of th2 State Of Ohio--to
array It against Lincoln and the war
and 20 Tor pcace.--Praie Wa"g
The election for Governor of Ohio
takes place in November, we believe,
and the new Yankee Con gress meets
in December, In order iayorably to
effect the Ohio election and the orga
niZation and action Of the new Con
grcss, majority OF which IS against
the Republican party, but not firmly
decided as to anything else, it is tC
the last degree essential that tbs Con-
lcdcretc armies win one or more de
cisivc battles within thcneNt thirty OF
sixty DAYS. II Johnston and Bragg
can defeat Rosccraus and Burnside
Charleston still holding out, or if Lee
with his recruited army, can defeat
Meade with the aid OF his new con
scripts, dcmornliHcd and disailcctco
as they are represented, then we may
expect the most favorable results ii
the Ohio election and the Lincoln
Congress. But unless something O
this kinds accomplished speedily
then a long farewell to the peace par
ty-Vallandigham will be defeated
and Wood and his party paraliled ol
oyer-lwcd in Congress, and, peace
postponed indefinitely. without foreign
aid augusta COHShtHiioHaiiH. SePt
9.
Can any one real the above quota
1 H.NN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-09

We ask Of our readers Il careful pc
rusal of the following Vallandigham
rrbpl extracts
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LEE Il GoRDoN's Mills, \
Walker County. Georgia,
September 10Th, 1868.

FRIEND HARrzELL:--G send you y
copy Of the Augusta CoaStitHii,DoliSi,
Of yesterday. It was taken from q
rebel mail, captured at Ringgold. Ga.
| call your attention to the editorial
article on the second page.
We have neither paper nor pen
bere-all company baggage left at
Chattanooga.
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Can any one real the above quota
items and doubt the rebel and Valiant
igham unity. That which aids one
aids the other That which crushcs
one crushed the other.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-09

Work and vote for the Union
on next Tuesday, the 18th OF
October.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-09

The following is the article to which
Capt. firestone refers:
From the u ,Jsta (GL) ,nst.tut.Ouaiis,
Sept 1tA,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-07-24
WYNKO0P'S ICELAND FECToRAl

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and ruimona
. ry organs, are ever prevalent, insIdIousa AN
dangerous. The properties of u medicine n,
tevi2te, cure and uproot these complaints
must be Expectorart, Aaodyne and Invigora
ting, loosening the m1cgs of the throat, and
tmparting tone 10 the entire system. No dis
cOvery in medical science ever mastered lhis
class of diseases like DIR. Wynko0p's Iceland
Peotoral. IL Is used with the most asionsh
Ing result in AL cases OF Bronchitis, Influenza
whooping Cough, Dipiheria or Putrd Sore
Throat, Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner
vous lrritabllity, &c.
Tho Rev. j. J. Potter, certihes, "that have
used DR.. Wynkoops PICTORIAL for seyera
years, myself ana In my iamAy, for severe
pulmonary Complaints, ana have reoomme I'd
ed II 10 many Others, and nave never Seeu IL
equal"
Rev. J. Potter, Brooklyn, NY.
HuDd.eds and thousands ofimportant testi
Tm0nials could be produced, showing It's re
narka0le cures and that IL never IalIs.
IL ID composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm g
{ t.liilead, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, Com
Trey Burduck, and other invaluable expect,
. rAnt and tonic ingredients. IL is harmless
prompt and lasting. Iuvalids and sufferers
cannot afford to neglect "A trial. Every family
should, have It. IL is remarkable for CrOuI
sFull descriptions, recommendations Snd d.
13octions, accompany each bottle.
aold IN Flndlay, by all the Druggists.
Preparedb, DR.. X. ID. wynSOOp, and so
by ID. 5. Barnes.& Co., New York.
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ELIEr " Tns mIxurEsl

III BISyAN'S PULNONiC wAFERSl
Tho original Medicine e tablished in 1897
and hrst article ot the kind ever introduce,
rthe name OF "Pulmonic Waters, Z" in thil
o' AIRY other country all other Pulmonic Wa
fsrs are oounterfeits. The genuine can be
known by. the name BRYAN being stamped
on each WAFER. -t
Bryan's Pnimonio Waters ~
Relieve Coughs, Colds. sore throat, Hoarseness
Bryan's Pulmonc Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, difficult Breathing
Bryan's PulmonIc Waters
Relieve splitting nf Blood, pains H. the Chest
Dryan's Pulmouic Waters
Relieve incipient Consumption. Lung Disease
Bryan's ,Pplmonlc Waters
Relieve irritation OF the Uvula and Tonsils
Bfyan's pulmonic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes
Bryan's Pumoniu Waters
Are a blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryau's Pulmonic Waters
Are adapted to yocaNsts and Public Jpeakers
Bryan's Pulmnnic Waters
Are tn simple fnrm aud pleasant to tho taste
Bryan's rulmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
Bryan's Pulmonic Wefers
Wars nted to give satisfaction to- every ono
No family should be without Il box OF
Bryan's Pumnnic Waters
iu the house
No traveller should he without n supply Of
D<yan's Pnimouio Waters
In his pocket
No person will ohiect to givo for
Bryan's pulmonio Waters
TWENTY-FIVE Gents
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor, ster. pooho
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CLEMENT, O., July 90, 1863.


Ed. JErF:-I hasten to give you the
particulars of the raid of the Butter
nuts of Eagle and Jackson townships,
upon Arlington.
1t being Sunday, which day had
been set apart for the occasion, the
enemy supposed they would surprise
and capture the town without much
loss. When the time arrived for the
chivalrous act, part of the enemy re-
fused to charge upon the place. But
the most of them agreed to make the
charge, supposing they would not be
sufficiently prepared TO meet the at
tack, and thereby avoid much blood
shed. They charged upon the place,
but the town was prepared for them
and succeeded in capturing and rout-
ing their entire force. Those that
succeeded in escaping never turned
nor stopped their horses until they
had placed four long miles between
them and Arlington. While those
that were captured were retained un-
til they had partaken of a dinner
which had been prepared for them;-
they were then paroled and permitted
to retain their horses and equipments.
j.
z. S.-The prisoners taken have
gone to Findlay to procure a writ of
"Corpus Crisis" for the Union men of
Arlington. Us.
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nEIMSTREET,S
NIMIrABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
1T rs NOT A DYE!

But restores gray hair 10 its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus
.tenancs, impaired by age "r disease. All in
sfdntanscus dyes are composed ot lunar caust
ie, destroyine the vfduy and beauty Of the
hair, and afford OF themselves no dressing.
Heimstreets Inimitsble Coloring not only re-
stores hair To it's natural color by all easy
process, but gives the haira
LUXURiANT BEAUTY,
promotes It's sroNih, prevents its falling on.
eradIcates daudi w. and imparts hoalti and
test of time, being The original Hair Colnring
and Is constantly increasing in favor. ed
nv both gentlemen ani ladies. II is sold by
all respectable dealers, or can be procured
ny them of the com mercnl ag't. y. 5. Barnes
2o2 broadway, n. V Two sizes, SO cents and
tl,00.
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LYONS .KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving anc
bssutifying the human hair ia again put up
blythe original proprietor, and is now made
with the same care, skill and attention which
hrsts created its immense and unprecedented ID
sales Of over one million bottles annually /,
10 still sold at rs cents in large bottles can ca
silly be sold in year, when II is again known
that the Kathslron Is not only the most delight
fsl hair dressing in the world, but that II
clesnscs thescalp of sourt aud dandrua, gives
the hair y lively, rich luxurtant growth. ant
prevents 1t from turning gray. These are
Considerations worth showing. The Kathai
ron has been tested tor over twelve years, and
10 warranted rs described. Any lady who
values beautiful head ef hair will use the
Kathairon. II IL finely perfuIned, cheap ano
va,uxble. l: is sold by all respectable dea
Gro throughout the world.
D. y. BARNES b Co., New York.
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"Renegades.o


The Courier in its issue Of last
week spoke of Parlee Carlin and Edison
Colt, Sr., as "two renegade Demo
Gratis who turned for the sake of Of.
fee" We ask the people Of Han
cock who have known Parlie Carlin and
Edison Colt, to look at this. "Turn-
ed for the sake OF office" Men, both
Of whom have held places of trust;
both of whom could, this year, last
year, or any other year, have had any
office in the gift of that party; men
known and respected by the whole
people for nearly half n century to he
branded by this poor sravcnger as
"turn- coats for Office. Comment is
unnecessary. The people who know
them will show the clique who own
the Courier how much they regard
these men by giving them handsome
majorities at the October election
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~Captain Preble's Company o

@Captain Preble's Company oi
Heavy Artillery left here last Friday
morning. They are now at Coving.
ton Heights, opposite Cincinnati.
Esg- Ser cant Scott Hughes, OF
Birge's Sharp-shooters, is at home
on furlough. His many friends will
be pleased to learn that he is in good
health, and as much of patriot as
ever
ETNotice the advertisement oI
the Little Giant Sewing Machine. -
Quite number have been sold in this
county, and they have given general
satisfaction.
EJWe need money these days
will our subscribers notice.
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MIR. NasbY observes day Of Fasting.
CHRUcH wv ST. VALANDIGUM,
Wingert's Corners, Gully 90.

CHRUcH Wv ST. VALANDIGUM,l
Wingert's Corners, Gully 90.
Yesterdy wuz set apart by my con-
gregashen, ez day NV fastin and hui
miliashen fer our misforchunes at Get
tizberg, and the loss NV Port Hudson
and Vixburg. ] ishood the follerin
direxshens fer the proper observance
NV the fast, to-wit:
l. Nip before breckfust not 2 eek.
seed two jills.
2. Fer breckfust no animil food per-
mitted ceptin ham and eggs, beef, etc.
3. Fer dinner, ditto, supper same
ez on uther daze.
4. Beer , be taken by the single
glass, and pretzels . be eten without
salt onto EN-.
3. These rules to he void in the
case NV pecpil over 80 and invalids,
who may hev ther sustainin foods ez
usual.
preecht frum this text, 30 mi sole
why art thow cast down" l told EN-
we wuz cast down becoz NV Need s
whippin Lee, becoz NV Grants takin
Vixburg, and Banks tallin Port Hud-
son. That's what's the matter with
us. That's what hez cast shadder
over owr countnansis, and changd the
hew NV our nozis from the brilyunt
crimsun to the gastly bloc The
ilattrin hopes nv successful invash.
en- NV the North is dasht-likewis
the releef NV Nixburg. and now to
fill our cup NV sorrer, Jon Morgn's s
command is destroyd. But still mi
trends ther is n silver linin 2 evry
clowd, wich is poetry. There is wun
ray NV hope, amid all this gloom. /
allood 2 the late constooshnal demon
strashens in Moo York. Their wuz q
victry. The draft books wuz distrov.
ed and the draft wuz stopped. But
the; wuz bigger triumph than stop
pin the draft. Niggers wuz killd-
the prowd Anglo saXn riz in his mite
and stoned the niggers IIalleloojy.
At this pint sum NV the awjence be-
cum SLEEPY, and to arowse them / be-
cum faseshus. Why, sez /, wuz the
Dimocrisy who mauld the niggers III
Moo York, most ennerjetik and per-
SEVERN people? Becoz, anserd l,
they left no stone unturnd 2 effect
their purpus. The ice Nv interdoos-
in conumdrums in2 the pulpit is orij-
enel with me. ] closd 10y eXhortin
NV EN- too stand firm. Eff we kin
elect Vallandigum we may yet check
the Fedral Guyment in its victorus ca
rcre. With Ohio all rite fer constoo-
shnal rites, the game Nv suhioogashen
wood be playd cut. Let us, sez l,
never iaitcr ncr faint, but press on
nard > TO the mark NV our nv calm.
Ez the Isrcites threw down the walls
Nv Gerryko 10y BLOWN rams horns,
so kin we by BLOWN our horns throw
down the walls NV this Abolishn Ger
ryko. Blow your horns, my breeth-
rim, for whose bloweth not his own
horn the same shall not he blown, but
whose bloweth his own horn, the same
shall be blown with n muchness.
We took a enumerashen NV owr
church with vew to the draft, with
the follerin result:
Hole number Nv male members, 200
Over 45, SO
Under 20, 80
Badly rupcherd, and uther.
wise diseasd, 92
Gone to Canady 3 visit ther
unkles, s
We air esy in our minds on this
subgik.
Yures,
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
Dronnbar Ia, nI,,.o.o
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s-T-fse0--x.
BRAKES PLANTAVIBICr225
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.

They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
They create a healthy appetite. ;
They are an sntidole TO change Of water, diet
They remedy cfocts Of dissipation, iatehours
Thoy brace the system and eniven the mind
They prevent masmatio and other fevers.
They purify breath and aciaiiy Of stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarhoea, Cholera. Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver complaint. nefyous headache
They are the best bitters In tho world. They
make the weak map strong and arc exhausted
lark. roots ard herbs. aid are taken with tho
pleasure Of abeverage, without regard TO age
.or time cf day. Particularly recommended 90
For sale bv all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and
saloons =. II. Drake & Co., 202 Broadway.
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The Soldiers Aid society

or Findlay, have thus day shipped to the
Sanitary Commission, at Cincinnati, two box
es, containing the following articles:
"a towels. 26 pairs Of drawers, % haudker
chiefs. 43 pilOw.slips, IS shirts. Is sheets
g. lbs Of dried apples, lbs OF dried peaches
II cans of apple butter, can Of peach pre-
serves. MRS. NJ. GRAY, Secretary.
July 2lst 1863
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Bad for william.

Gen. Gilmore has concluded, We
think, to take Charleston without
waiting for the Hon. VIM. Gribber
to come down and 'not leave one
brick on another stone" This is not
treating the eminent brick -smasher
with that consideration due him. Viii.
liam has sour svmpathies. -
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A New Disease.

Under this heading the Perrysburg
Independent says:
The citizens of the southern part
of Montgomery township Wood
County, are suffering from a disease
resembling the small pox, though not
so fatal in its results. The physicians
call it the water pox, and class it be-
tween the chicken pox and small pox.
AS yet, no deaths have resulted from
it, but a large number are suffering
from its effects. 1t is contagious in
its character, and is spreading"
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IoNtnsblp Meetings.

Township Meetings.
Our friends Of the different town.
ships will please notice the meetings
to be held in the several townships OF
this county, of which we publish the
list in this weeks paper. Let them
be well attended.