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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07
coPARTNERsHiP.
COpartncrship Notice.

rINHf u~NnfRSlGNID HAVE rAkf> HENRY n
ALNukp into paTneuhip, and the business VII
h.feapef L. conducted IA The name aud style ~ ktess,
CsLDeGl. A AtsosB kuGfk A CALDWELL
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

FcderaIs Contiuue Pursuit.
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MEDICAL.
DRS. CARTER & BODMAN,
OFFICE, 40. Is NORTH ILLINOIS STREET.
(Next building TO Bates House, North.)
MEDICAL.

a. r. CARTER RETURNS THANKS FOR A LIBERAL
pa ronage since his location ia this city. He is now
assoc ited with Dr B0dman. a ply SIC an of long eX-
perience W all thu departments Of III profession.
nov2S-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-rhe following dispatcl
has been received nj headquarters here:
HEADQUARTERS DIP. OF THE CUMBERLAND
January y. 1868.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

Federal Troops in Pursuit
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THE REBEL Loss NOT STATED.
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FEDERAL LOSS .sBOUT FIF.
TEEN THOISx.s-D.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07
THE LOSS OF THE MONITOR.

KILLED and Wounded.
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They are Retreating South !
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(NO. POLL
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DIsTRICT OF n
nf.NA-E

ATTEST
JOIN II. REA. Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07
LATEST FROM MURFREESBORC

Particulars of the Battle /!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

tense of Tennessee. Referred 70 the Military
Committee.
Nr. Burnett introduced a bill. which was re
teTed, providing a State Government TOR Colo
RADIO
A resolution Of inquiry into the causes Of the
loss OF the Monitor was adopted.
Mr Stevens offered a joint resOlution, which
pgssed. providing that the Government shall fur.
nish transportation 70 sick and wounded soldiers
furloughed OF discharged: also 10 the remains OF
those who died OF were killed in the service.
Adjourned.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-13
Ts every man who desires to bestOw his ia,uranc
F'7tI VIIttc" WFVII
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In ghe equitable adjustment and prompt Cash re-
sponse 10 losses, The IHENIX stands pre-emineatIy at
tie head Of its profession trhe It's egteHsre, rGoti-
fc end TsteiGss business system Of local agencies
rot eJceed By any sinilr corporation The IcorId
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and
newed in this leading Corporation at fair rates by
J. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-13
WE SHALL HAVE NO COMPETITORS IN
SILKS & DRESS GOODS,

Which will comprise all the New Styles and
Culors, unequaled in Novelty, Extent and Cheap
ness. Goods received from New York every week.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-13

GROCERIES.
Ni GLASSES IN HALF BARRELS
WI Is half barrels New Orleans Molasses, extra;
Is half barrels extra Sugar House Molasses;
mh25 At II. a. COOKS.
DRIME RIO COFFEE-I5O bags for sale by
J. S. L. GII.BET & CO.,
mars No. Sycamore Street.
A PILE BUTTER-lO u bbls of Apple Butter,
n for sale at ELLIOfT'S Family Grocery.
GAGE CHEEsE-lO boxes extra choice Sage
- Cheese at FL. A. COOKS.
CORpAGE-IO coils assorted sizes Cordage; 80
~ dozen assorted Bed Cords at H. A. COOKS.
GARDEN sEEDs-5O boxes assorted Garden
VI Seeds at II. A. COOKS.
TELLYs, JELLYS-
u dozen jars Current Jelly;
do Peach 60;
s do Strawberry do:
do Pine Apple do;
do Lemon do;
do Grape do;
AHA COOKS.
II AMS-5O tierces Hams, put up expressly for
i family use, and for sale at reduced rates by
the no. sh lad or cask to close out consignment,
mar25 At Ell IoTT'S Family Grocery.
| DOTATOEs-5OO bushels White Neshanock Pc.
l. tatoes, for sale at reduced figures
mar25 At ELLIoTTS Family Grocery.
T AMP CHIMNEYS-25 dozen No 1 Royal
msr25 At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
6O DOZEN GROUND GINGER;
| w 50 dozen Pepper, in tin foil;
so Allspice, g
So " :. Cinnamon,
so Nace, ''
10 d" Nuimegs,
so " Cassa,
| Warranted pure and just from the mills,
msr25 at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
| WASH BOARpS-5 doz zinc Wash boards at
w mar25 ELLIoTTS Family Grocery.
MINED PICKLES-5o dozen assorted Mixed
mar25 At ELLIoTTS Family Grocery.
EsSENCE CoFFEE-5O dozen Essence Coffee,
Ia in tin foil % doz. Essence Coffee, in tin boxes
all the celebrated brands can be found at
unar25 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
COFFEE.-lo dozen pure Ground Coffee, in tin
~ cans;
20 dozen gross Coffee, in tin foil;
20 Java Coffee, in tin foil;
25 Sano Coffee, in tin foil;
Ok Rio COFFEE, In tin foil
n,ar25 At ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
90 DOZEN SHAKER BRooMs;
~ 10 dozen Fancy Brooms;
10 Plain
10 Jackson STEAMBOAT Br onas;
extra Whiske BroOms;
half Brooms just received ald al
sale st PARTEER tALDWELBS,
mhA NO . First OTIS,
NEW CROP FTGS-i0o small drums Ee~ Figs
~ so large drums NV Figs. At .-o.,,,,
NAILS-sDO ksgs, all sizes, for sale by
~ G. p. GILBERT = CO..
uh5I DO. ASyeamors strsst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28
NEW YOKK LETT Z.
.lor-sspondsnce u the p1laltlpl1js Inq7ir:-.

Correspondence u the PlilaGttrEi* llq1lr"T
NEW YORK. July II, 1863.
The navs from Mexico that European
monarchy has been decif7ed Tapon ,: me min
ions Of he French Emperor there, though
not wholly unexpected, creates profound ser
zation, in connection with tho stories that are
floating about, as &c 81 of1er g y iace she Con~
federacy undo1 French 3'royeevorate on Ger
tain conditions, The authority for that o.
iier'' IS the Daily New
Wall svreeJ Fas not yisihlg affected ;)y this
intelligence, though there were NOT wanting
parties who endeayored 5o bear be market
or the strength OF It,
Mayor Opdyke transmitted to the Common
Council this afternoon a message yetolng the
ordinance appronriating s., 900, 600 for buying
Of conscripts,
Nevertheless, the veto viii 90 for nothing
The ordinance will be adopted hE 3 tWo-phlrd
vote, when, after the tea days which musl
eIapse Defor5 it can come up again Tor oousld-
Grafton, it is taken from the table.
The city continues quiet, though now and
then there are symptoms OF roTdylsm still ex
issent, One OF these was an attack, last night,
on some patrolmen, in Williamsburg, ana tI,4
burning down of colored church n the same
district. There is some doubt, however, as 4,
this being the WORK 81 incendiar;es: All the
troops who have b7en Quartarad i'll The ark
since the riots, were marched Of this after
noon, TO the Battery That locality is suppos-
ed TO be a much healthier one than the former.
EVERYTHING is quiet at and about the office Of
Provost Marshal Nugent.
The Coroner held al inquest to-day, upon
olic priest. It appears that deceased mes hl5
death BIZ falling over some rocks, IN FortletIl
street., while pursuing 3 croHd Of hoy2 1bo
had been firing stones at him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28
DIED

Ii Alexandria Virginia, July 25th, ANN A
MATILDA, wife Of DR. 6. Il. Hines Z. 5.
army and daughter Of the late VIM; Dever-
a01, Of New York, in the 10Th year Of her age
IL Washington, on Thursday morning, the
9Th instant, MARY, the beloved wife Of Leroy
H Berrvman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28

Aldermen tC pay conscrpt5 three hundred dol
lars, He holds that the Common Council
has had tiu1e since last March to remedy any
SUPPOSED irregularities Of the draft; that they
did not do anything until this ordinance was
passed, thus appearing as nroLltlary measure
to appease the mob.
Cen. Logan aud Colonel Rawlings, Of Grant 5
staff, report that Sherman had returned to
Jackson, and reports to General Grant thar
the leading citizens of Jackson and the sur
rounding country have implored him TO take
some action by which Mississippi may be res
tored to the Union Both the army and PEG
pie of that section are dispirited and ready for
peace
About 900 bales Of cotton, The cargo OF the
prize steamer Victory, captured on the 23d
uit., bound from Wilmington, \. C., to Mas
sau, we're sold at auction in Boston, on Sat
urday, together with a quantity Of tobacco.
The aggregate amount Of the sale was upwards
Of $3.50. 900.
Can't. James NJ Quits, Of the 18th infantry,
charged with spying through the keyhole Of a
lady $ room at the Burnett House, Cincinnati
has been relieved from duty as judge advocate
Of the department Of Ohio, BY command Of
| Gen Burnside
5; TIE report from England, BY the Scotia,
that the steamship Moses Taylor had been
captured BY the privateer Alabama, With q
million dollars On board, is canard. The
Moses Taylor LETT San Francisco on the Esd
inst, FOR Panama, and Of course, could not
have been captured, as is alleged, previous to
tie 18th.
The n. Y. Tribune argues that the recent
unsuccessful assault upon Fort Wagner near
Charleston was 'mismanaged, and that the
heroic bravery Of the troops and their officers
was Of no avail because It it vas not rightly dl-
rected.
The yatch Cleaner, belonging to J. Wright,
IT., of South Boston, was seized by the Col
lector on the ground that the owner, III OBJ
Gaining register, represented that be was an
American. whereas he has recently obtained
exemption from the draft by a certificate that
he is an alien.
It is ordered b. Brigadier General Martin
dale that any officer under medical treatment
in Washington, who shall be found visiting
DIaces Of amusement shall Re considered 1T
Tor duty, and ordered to report to the Conya-
descent Camp.
The Navy Department has awarded the con
tract for building the fifteen knot sloor-oE-War'
proposals for which were published some time
since, to Cramp &; Son. They are to build her
with the understanding that she is to be com
| pleted in twelve months. The machinery If 10
! Be made by Merrick i Son, phlla3elphia
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AIExAEpRIA, VA, july Il, 1869.
Z HEREBY notify al persons 7Hho have uo1
/ paid their Corporation Licences for this yeaT,
that they can save thirty per cent. By paying
their licenses on or before the hrsi day Of Az
gust next, and TO such as shall pay OF, or befuce
the fifteenth day Of August next ten per cent.
and al persons who fail TO comply with this
notice after the fifteenth Of August will be fined
double the amount ot their license.
~ lI---lIn +. X. - AK. Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28
X E Fp COOL!

gTYHE undersigned would inform their friends,
/ and the public generally, that they now
prepared to furnish ICE AT ALI. HOURS or THE
DAY OR NIGHT, atthe old stand No. 26, Merit:
Roval street, opposite the rnarket.
T. SWAIN & GO.
P, S.-Orders for large quantities Of ICE
lsfs with US, will be promptly filed at most Is
yorable terms, NH Z7---Ef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28

Duu ,rErpHIA ALDERMAN Ihe stand
;,l.a about Philadelphia lawyer" bids
s5- - bo extended 50 as to include the alder
,,oo # that city, if they all do business after
49, manner Of Tie one Of whom the following
.,or, !. told BY the Philadelphia Inquirer OF
July 81
The latest illustration Of stupidity OCCURRED
..,torIav in an uptown alderman's office.
Tie alderman wishing to sell some property,
and make deed Jointly with his wife, TOOK his
~.;t, aside and asked her whether she vas VII
inc to sign her name without any ''compul
.iop or coercion on the part q her said nus
band the alderman himself being the nus
band. He then signed the CLAUSE at the tooC
II the deed. stating that he had examined his
o9a wife separate and apart from her aasd;
husband, and attempted to transfer the deed
an this condition to the purchasers.
Yerv lately, somewhat rigid specimen 81
the English governess, prlmly dressed as be-
came her yeas, and By no means attractive IN
cork screw curIs and we'll pinched lips, address
sed Dublin carnan in al authoritative man
ner, with the obnoxious stipulation
Il take you Tor an hour. >
Cabby in an insInuating manner, All,
ma anu, won ye take me for life?
The lady's indignation may be easily 6g-
ured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28

ICE! ICE!! [ G Ell!
4 large and superior cargo Of PORTLAND
n. ZOE, is for sale, at my ice depot, Fairfax
street, opposite Mansion House Hospital: =
Those who May be pleased TO favor me with
their orders, viii hayeit delivered DAILl
from wagon. ~-,-.,
nh 27--tt i. U. HEN DERHDN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28

JOHN 7. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREETS.
TTAs constantly on hand, Nos. |, 3 and .
IL Mackerel, in barrels half barrels, and kits
Saline n Potomse Herring, Smoked Halibuts
Smoked Herring and Smoked Beet. Also, 8
ohoice brand Of Sugar Cursd Hams, for a.nily
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and general as-
sortment Of goods for family supplies. Cali ara
examine doc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28
VESSELS on THE LAKES The immen

NEssELs or THE LAKES. immensf
amount Of capital invested in the commerce o
the great lakes is hardly realized by the public
o.atsido Of business circles Immediately lnteres
Ted in the trade The following statement Q
sail and steam vessels now engaged II tIals hn
siness is complied from the Marine Register
fog this yoar inst issued By the BOARD o: LAKE
underwriters: Steamers, Isl prorojjors ans
tugs, .25>2 banks and barkentinas, Isl orig:
,.d hrigantines, -: schooncTs, 1850 sloops
Il; larges, 80 Total, 176l.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

@- What does tho Courier think
OF the officers and men of the 2Ist.
Does it recognize Messrs. Hill and
Burns, or Col. Neibling as authority
as to the sentiment Of the regiment
Will the Courier give i,s opinion
Of Coils, Neibling, S,ougLton and
Major Walker2
Does the Courier endorse tho En-.
Quirer's course towards Rosecrans2
Ia the Courier in favor of the re-.
cognition Of the Southern Conieder
'acy.
ls il in favor of a division of the
East from the West, snd in tbs,
event the Union of tho West with
the South?
We hope our esteemed cotempora,
ry will give full answers to all OF the
above questions.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

Then again, the exceptions seen
by the sections qoted above, ire
ell favorable ~ tlose whose daily
labor sffords tho neans Of support
to helpless parent, brothers and
sisters and childrn, and to those
who have sIread' made the most
patriotic sacrifices TO put down the
rebellion. EXCEPT tho objections
which lie to any conscription, and
which rest more opposition to the
war itself than anything else, tbs
law seems TO be carefully and judi.
ciously framed. As to its execu
tion, go lar as the necessity for i
may arise, there can be no question
whatever.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06
Organize.

The loyal men OF Hancock counr
~ should lose no time in thorough.
ly organizing. We have nothing
to fear from tho enemy in front, but
every thing from tho snakes among
us. The Coppcrheads in this coun.
ty, have a secret organization, tie
sole object OF which ia to induce
soldiers to desert, to protect them
against arrest, to resiet the conscrip
tion--in short, TO do JEFF. Davis as
much good, and the Government as
much harm as possible. To coun
teract the schemes Of these villains;
there should be thorough organi.
zasion OF the loyal men of this coun.
ty. We hope this will not be neg
lected. Immediate action 10 necessa
ry. Let tie Copperhesds have theil
own way no longer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06
Ganfcfk 9rfltrsoniau.
TIsDiAY, FRIDAY. MARCH Q, 1858
= :. nE-,- -
~ y. Lick E. .a.!.... ...... .b.i,sor.
Dissa,isfac,ioo Among soidicrs.

rn>.-
Discrimination Among soldiers.
The sccesh prints are jist now on.
desvor'ng to nake II sppear that
there is an immonso amourt Of dis
estisfscticn among the soldiery. -
To some extent, tbeir rtatements are
true. Nine teuths CT the soldiers
are dissatisfied, becsuse the scoup-
crelly buttcrnuts in the North Q o
allowed to play the rebel at their
homee, wbile they ere fighting bet
ter n,en In the South. TIE remain.
Ing tenth are dissatisfied, and we do
not wonder at it. after oil The effort
that has been put forth by tho &C &C b
1T home, to meke them 60. The
Cincinnati Gfscttc received a letter
last week, from a soldier in the amy
bo!ore Vicksburg The vriter Of which
, "a arriva.t) wsnted TO know:
" isi, Whether tho government
were feeding 1900 negroes at Gin.
cirnati or nor.
end, Whether, when tho wives
at soldiers made application to the
authorities for relief, they were turn
cd of with the answer, "you can't
have anything-we have the contra
bands to feed, and they will txbsus,
The fundsp'
Lettcrs had been written 10 scores
OF men in that army, making these
lying statements; and the writer
said that few OF the men believed
", ard were uneasy. Letters Of this
kind are written from every county
in the state daily, and m re, in many
of these, the mtn ore advised to d. :
sert, and assurances that they will
be protected are made.
IL would be singular, that after Gil
81 this txertion to produce dissatisfac.
tion-it did not ,x at TO some extent.
We are looking forward hopefully,
to the day when the government
will pay Sumo attention to tue fire in
lite rear. ....
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06
Gen. Rosscrans Among the Soldiers.

Gen. Roseerans Among the Soldiers.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, "Gaddis," just return.
ed to Murlreesboro, from the North,
thus speaks OF Gen. Rosecrans and
his army:
"He has, in q few sh,rt months,
succeeded in gaining the entire con
fidence Of his army, from its corps
commanders TO the men in the ran he
lie treats his soldiers as human be
ings. Thousands OF men In this ar
my never saw Gen. Bue!l, though
serving under him tor months. AL
have seen Rosecrans, aud it ma,
seem to many minds a small aflai,
yet soldiers love to know their Gen.
eral when they meet him. The ar
my is in superb condition, and nc
fears are entertained rs to our fu,
ture success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06
Matters at vicksburr

Everything is progressing finely
at Vicksburg. The Lake Provi,
dence Canal is finished, and boat,
are now passing through il. Gen
Grant is confident that he can re
duce this strong hold. The onl,
misfortune connected with the en-
terprise is the loss Of the Queen o
the West aud Indianola; two OF om
best boats.
The Queen ran the blockade, and
played havoc with the enemy.
boats. Through the treachery of O pi
lot she vas captured. Repairing
her, she in conn ection with several
rebel rams, captured the Indianola.
We may look for stirring news
rom Vicksburg shortly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06
General Hooker and the Army of the
Potomac.

General Hooker and the Army of the
Potomac.
The Washington specials TO the
New York Times, givo the follow
ing in reference to General Hooker
and the solIiers OF bis command:
Those W se men who know how
to Judge a comme nderyregard with
great hope and satisfaction General
Hooker's dealings With his enlisted
men. lie goes among them. and
the men in the rarks have access to
him in his quarters, and everywl ere
else, and get patient aud kind audi.
ence Tor their grievances and their
needs, His care that they be fully
fed and we'll fed has already put a
provero on its travels through the
camps; fighting Joe feeds WELL"
A remarkable illustration OF this
new care oil the men has given in the
midst OF the great sno w.storm, which
impeded transportation throughout
the srmy. Gen. Hooker ordered
that the movement OF the soldiers
should have precedence over every.
thing else, that not a general officer
in the army should bave trapspor,a.
tion for his own caterers supplies
until the food of the men WAS all ND
from Acquia creek. The order.
with severe impartiallity fell upon
himself. Much OF his own subsist.
ence was held back by it. General
lloward's supplies, Gen. Whipple's
and those OF many other officers,
we're remorselesaly stopped. In the
case of Gen. Howard, poultry vege.
tables, liable to spoil were detained
nearly week. and portions were
actually returned to Washington -
1t is said, that in reply to requests
to modify the severity of this order
Hooker replied, my men shall be
Ted before | am fed and before any
OF my Generals are led." 1t ia un.
necessary to say that he is winning
the love and confidence of his men
amszingly, and the taughteniug Of
the discipline OF the army is felt
rom day to day, and from day to
day its increase in efficiency and
self reliance is visible.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06
ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Pulmona
ry organs, are over prevalent, insdious and
dangerous. Tho properties of IA medicine al
levate, cure and uproot those complaints
must be ENpectorant, Anodyne and Invigorn.
ting, loOsening tho muCWs of the throat and
imPartng tone To the entire system. No dis.
covory I'm medical science over mastered this
class Of diseases like DR.. Wynkoap's Iceland
Pectoral.' II Is used with the most as,unish.
ing result in all cases of Bronchitis, Influenza.
Whooping Cough, Dptheria or Putrd Sore
Throat, Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner
yOus lrritablity, &c.
The Rev. J, J, Potter, cartifes, '.that have
used DR.. WynsOOp's PICTORIAL for several
years, myself and in my family. for severe
Pulmonary Complaints, and have reoomme d.
ed 1t TO many others, and have never seen ils
equal"
Rev. J. j. Potter, Brooklyn, NY.
Hund.eds aud thousands Of important testi-
monlals could be produced, showing its re.
markable cures and that II never fails
1t IL composed Ol pure Iceland Moss. Balm of
Gllead, Peruvian Balsam, Elecanpane. Com.
frey Burdock, and other invaluable eKpectu.
rant and tonic ingredients. II is harmless.
prompt and lasting. lnvaids and sufferers
cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family
should have It. II Is remarkable Tor Crulp.
tull descriptions, recommendations and di.
rectlons accompany each bottle.
Sold In Flndlay, by all the Druggists.
Prepared BY Dr.. Il. ID. WynSoOp. and sold
by d. s. Barnes i Co., New York
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-03-06

The dealer in boots and shoes
who declared that he "owed no al.
legiance to this Government" tries
to soften down his treason by say
ing that he meant that he owed no
allegiance to this Administration
The gay young Butternnt has only
jumped out of the frying pan to find
himself in the fire. Abraham Lin
coin was made President under the
forms of the Constitution which this
man processes to believe in-he is
his President as well as ours, and
will be until his time expires. The
gentleman may consider bis alleei
ance due to the bastard administra.
tion at Richmond, but before he can
have an excuse for that Ohio must
declare for Davis. As Ohio has not
thrown off her allegiance, no citizen
can his without emigrating. We
regret that this individual should
have allowed himself to be made the
tool OF older and shrewder traitors,
who have used him to cay what they
dared not say themselves. He will
undoubtedly be wiser, one OF these
days.