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The New York herald., 1863-12-07

GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT-TIE VICTORY IS
n gained. Ladies and gentlemen, Il has been vct,rous
IN being pronounced by great many tha. B. MINT Of
cash for cast Colhng Carpets, Jewery, &c and
means TO continue TO do II will favor him with
or call N B-Ladcs and gentlemen you know well that
those tremendous prices that offered by dealers
perfect humbugi but the best and surest 40
to address 8 above then you WIN know sure You VIII r.
ceye sstsfaction Do theod well known dealer
b. Mintz and the number 2 Eighteenth
street Ladies' attended by Mrs. Mntz. Orders from
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

RESfECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
cha berma and waitress, or wailicss to assist
p the Washing has city reference. Call, for one day al
East 2lst 81,
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

RBsPECTABLE yOrNu WOMAN WANTS sIrU.
ton ~ sn All private family 90 do general house.
n Ia good plain cOok washer aud iItner: can DO
ing The tcst OF cty reietcne over tUo years 10
pace. Gan be ss'n to day and "wednesday At 80 tsns
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

THOROUGHLY EXPERIESCED NURSE IN TUE
care 4 infants tao gro~iuI children
jat on Is Pr tstaut an good swer; the most sups.
rcie Apply at 4 9th a..
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

[rvArIOs wArrBD-AS MISTRESS. CAN
t AMI ~ ladies pni children dresses; T. willing to
| H. he ,anbcrwork Call a. 25i West Ssh si.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

RBS "ECrABLE Y0UNi FRENCH LADY WISHES
situation nut sery eusrrness nurse ani seam.
fes-. Call ior two days at lis Delaney second door,
Sntr rom.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

TYNE DrMofsEI.LF ANERfcAIsE QuG DBsi6E AP.
u preod'e parcr c rsesis zoe tsncssc >fctestsnt-
1e donncr des leoon donicle. ssiyesscr l. boz 30
ucsdoic.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

RESPECTABLE YorNd woMAY WANTS stru.
o. IN 10 DO cnsuber and seying az ~ ttes'.
be or twu day a. 90 81 ave corner OF sou st.
,rOF
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

y youugm Of rood sdi ess aud cdncs'on spe 70
euroft thruseives II ~ three SIX months eocoIaing VI
age. &C. Address stating ae aud occupation Dentsh 'a2S
IrDnI ~. - ~. nI
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

kFsrBCTABLR WOMAN WISHES To TAKE IN
Ia les and rentlenrn's aud family washing. Rca-
De terms Gait al ig West 2tth o., third story front
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

RARKBEPER AND wAITERs whNTED--FOR A
ID bst class motel IN Couneoeu. An Anrrcsu take
charre OF the ar and fonr coorcd walters Inquire
iCl BOwcry,
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

. cAsu MAN wASrEp-ro BACK THE ADvgRris.
"A or in manufacturing Pinshard,s Iaen. fsror lled
stead are wears In and general demand Tor the same
Principals viii peasc call no agents viii be treated wrh
Gal az street
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

B iALEDREsS.-A SITUATION WANTED gy
respeclaniv yeuns won u. frt class Lundrcss in
pit family: understands llg up hnc nuslinS Frrncl
| AZ WesI 33d'st
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

INVITATION wANTED-TS A SMALL PRIVATE
amiiv 70 DO general housework; is = good washer
ruer and can do pain cooking CITY reference given.
re Al t6S Greenwich s'., corner OF Weus
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
STATES NAVY

Prize in liu of BOUNTY Tho foregoing will
be shipped Tor ONE YEAR and receive THREE MONTHS
adv Ancc pay.
Application must be made immediately at the United
States naval rendezvous No "a State street New York.
Once h urs from A. NJ. (, I T. NJ. daily.
JSO. MCLEOD MURPHY, q, s. NJ,
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

A TTENfION- N-AT TIE CALIFORNIA AND WEHTEkN
"A Agency St0re az seventh ladies' and gentle
have the pleasure again that received
higher price In cash than any other dealer for Css,od
following pxces.sk dresses so q $50 eas 20 70 sas;
cosks shawls furs Ac ! respectfully invite you, before
you dispose your clothing or address H.
R0SESBkR0 2l3 Seventh avenue second house Above
Twentyfourth street. Please be Particular in finding Out
the number There will
Ladies attended by Mrs.. Rosenberg.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

A TTENTiON
"A For the California Agency Store lea Seventh
by II HARRIS 46D0D received To purchase cas0H Cloh
Ina for California; and Western rsrke, Ladies' and
tlencn having dispose obtain their prices
long they will demand than what Is
able for We guarantee pay the valve.
especially for good articles them uppy
the marke We;also guarantees !, pay high price Tor Car
pets Furniture Jewery. Diamonds Ac. Ladies and
ilen~n, IL worth your attention to the California
Agency store you Will surely regret Please
with call. address by post II. HARRIS I64 Seventh
avenue. between Twenty frat aui Twcntyscond streets
lad, waited upon by Mrs. II. Harris
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

SITUATION wANTED-lS SMALL PhlSArE
family, a. chambeunatl an watrrssi no ohlcc ion 10
e chamberwo-k aud asss win wa'LiAs. Cstl Al 5l9
lh ay.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
SITUATIONS wavrEp-FEMALns.

"A S FIRST CLASS wAITRESS-A SITt ALTON
~ wan ci b. u co npeteut YOU'D nan. the brst OF
y ie renee can be given Can be for two dss at Z2
West 9th 81,
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
rRnNcH ERTIsEMESTs.

CANDSx AND ANBoY HANDS
y have struck for fi bSyer day. An south Amboy
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Ill ioa u New York ana vioiUiv. No isl Bowery.-
hercas reloti has been crsuiated IN Phisieiphis.
aginu and eisewhere that The Msehniss oi ths sf
have tie whle feather, and Ene o. TX ior V -
than hr twenty per sJed fer this 10 h ul
tends thrt such thvase Tor We are as oyN to
ds, on dty len vctk, and nte resolved
afhine shop irr GuythiR le@ thAn what
asked for We fre~ds ~ distance VIII con
tadrt any repor, of that star. Our H. No sur.
reader H. w. WADE, President
A y D,tsv Secretary.
Dtc. lSA
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

huATfoS wAsrED-By A YOUNG WOMAN,
dlgars al hons work in Q small fam ly. Good re-
s Call or two days At ~ East i6th ST.. between st
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

A YOUNG ENGLIsuNAN ASD WIFE VINO nAvE
"A the best Of r,fcrene es desire . sus.on 70, .n W,
Vafe family hotel; cncunhrance' ihe tnAn h
cosebmnn or waiter his wife cook or chambefnsi sua
sundress Town county inquirer ht NE 0uet, w
rInI m nalI Anor nlace md EIghlh slfett
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

h sITUAr TON wANrED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
do general hnusework Is good ain COOK, washer
hd iIoner. Call at 2l3 Wes ed st., top tolr
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
SITUATIONS wANrup-FEmALEs.

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN THB
II cy or country launfreAs = To 30 eenelhi nous
" RI Wages much an Ob Ieot as good home Call
al SS last latn st., top noor back roou
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

"A II :ALTHY YOUNG WOMAN WlTH FREsH
~ brraS 81 milk " shes situation vet nurse Ao-
>ly a. t.. Leonard ST.. top 4oor.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

RgsPBcTARLB GIRL WISHES A SITUATION As
rst las. cook In respectable family; best OF city re-
b Can a, 81 West IS,h st., Ia the basement for two
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-14
ARplNe CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

IA ---------------------- ~
u 90, fnrths. information and Through Tickcts
to n 6 D0HERTY Ticket Agent, Union pePo'
'''''''' '"'o r. W. sTRADER,
asusYal Ticket Agent, Cincinnati
r4 JNo. W. DORERTY, lJ
Agent, Columbus.
s.w. WOODWARD,
...a5 superintendent, Cincinnati
a,arpusi Dec. % 1852. .e'.fe .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-14
- =s: !:
SarsSparillaJl
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

1 y. - ~
! ,n FOR PURIFYING THE, BLO0DaauH
Aud for the speedy cure Of the following complaints
scrofuIaa and scrofulous sAfiections,s A such
Is Pimpies, Pustalss, rBIotehss, BSiis, d
blaine, and all sISiih Diseases i1i5 10
OAKLAND, Ind 9th june, 1889. sa9
" e. AVER Co. Dents issl \ my duty 70 40
Having Inherited scrcnloua infection, hago suffered
hon It n various ways for years Sometimes I, burst
turned inward and distressed the tbaf4th NO
yeaH ago II broko out on my hcd and covered my scb
and ears with sore which painful and loailsome
beyond description. tried many medicines aud several
piyaicians but without much relief from any thing in
ac the disorder grew worse AZ length v@ ,tiesd %
an al teptyo (Snrsapara for knew from ynfr ,tIdn,
tien that any thing YOU msde mnst @ DO good sCn t,
H. as you advise, in small doses Of teaspoohi over -
month, and used almost hroo bottles New aud lo0Ihy
skin soon began to form undon tieaceb, naeA GicT
while foil of. My skin ia now dar and knodsbyy1y
feelings at the disease has gono from my syso Yoi,
can we'll believe that feel what am sayns whoa tei
i and remain ever gratefully. Yours, hsrP
I.MI A ,al0 ALFRED D. TALLeY s'sI
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or ErysipeIas,
IbDt Robert M Probe writes from Salem, N. X, I2tll
Sap, 1850, that he has cured IN nveterato OF
fDropsN which threatened to terminate fatally, by the
yerseyoring use Of our Sarsaparla aud also dangerous
Malionant Erysipeds by large doses Of tho same says
hc cures the common Eaptions BY Il constantly
| BronchOceIe, GQltre, or SwcHed week. ID
Zebulon Sloan Of Prospect Texas, writes A Three bot
tlas Of your sarsaparile cured mo from aGoare hid
cous swelling on the pecl which bad suffered from
/ "e'l'"o years. llo s'l.i ''a1. =.
LSucOrrh@a or Whites,Ovarta Fumorb
i oscrno otccr"siony "emaiesDtscasest
DR.. J. d. s. Channng, of New York City, writes; 81
most cheerfy comply With tho reqnesi yonr agentn
saying have found your Sarsapalla most excellent
jfterhtye In the numerous complaints for which We
epRoy sncn srs%edy oI. esSy Sss d IN %s D
dycases Of Leuccrrhcs BY = and some where 40
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-14
THIRD TRAIN.

e DAY EXPRESS At 1880 p. ~. stopping a. 'easr.Sn
,oosnn CharIeston, Xenis Spring Valley, oorgln,
Morrow south Lebanon sos'st .,o,,oms hetwsep H
snd DaSIoni arriving at Cincinnati at 6;1O p
nnectinr with the Ohio and Mississippi Ee'Toaa @ ,oI
o,syile st. Louis and Cairo arriving a. ~: LC1 =, =,
,asa M at DAYTON at A35 p. NJ, ht lpdlanapons ~
" ~ M, connecting for Lafayette, Terra Haute' oh'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-14
Miuter Arrangement.
little Miami 4 Columbus \ xenia
d ,lms
N RAIL LROADS. '.a..' \.
70, cincinnati, Dayton D Indianapolis
lssch TO IndIanapoiia withoat Change Of Cars
Z and but One Change Of Cara between 4 :
Columbus and ST. LOnis al
er rt ~ sob .---
Il \ ..nd After Monday. Dec. 8.
"a ~ 1861. s
e. Tnins viii run al follows 80. /.
iXi Fpt'ri --s~s aA'"
N, Trains DaiIy.from Columbus
~ Sundays excspted'le H7N tyalea
FIRST TRAIN.

xfnnp EXPRESS, Via Dayton, at ii9O a. M stop
~ a. IandonI XenIa, Dayton, MidiletoSn and liam.
t,11 arriving At Olnoinnah at $40 a. mel connectns
ecy with ohio ana MISSISSIPPI Railroad OaInts
asennes g. Ion ns AZ 1 io:so o. M. at Dayton at lS5
M, and at indianapolis at oi55 q! MI 9onnecunS I
al,S rains for lafayette, Terrs Hsute, ohicaso ana
Z tnls lnts West, ftN Ht'-'f'''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-14
EoiJRTB TRAIN.

9 an AND ACCOMMODATION at 500 ;; IN ;, stop,
~ ~ ali ststions between Columbus and Oincinpatii
Inc nj Cincinnati at 920p. N; connecting al Lon
10 or springfield 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-14
SECOND TRAIN

..NcYuNATI AoooMMODATI0N at $50 a. M
-. =, ali stationa between Columbus, Oineinnati,
and Indianapoiis arriving at Cincinnati a.
Iiob a. M, Dayton o0sa M; indsnaPSSl.nh S NAM q ~ 4
o. connecting directly a. snS parRsr,Surs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-02
4 Warning 10 Uniou Men.

An exchange says: We received
yesterday business letter from
gentleman at Sandoval, Marion corm-
Ity, Illinois, from which the following
'oXtract is taken aud published, in or
der that uion men throughout the
State of Ohio may be on their guard.
This we have every rerson to believe,
refers to an extensive and systemized
plan Of the Copperheads to import
voters from the States bordering on
Ohio, to swell the vote for Valandig-
ham. This letter should receive the
attention of the Union Executive
Committees, IN every county in the
State in the interior as well as on the
border
! see statement in the papers that
the Copperhcads in the border coun.
ties, in Indiana, intend throwing n
large voting force into your State in
order to carry it for that prince OF
traitors NaIlandigham. | have but
recently conycrscd with gentleman
whose business calls him into several
of the border counties and he vouchcs
for the truth Of it every particular,
and il il also known that the various
castles OF the X. G.. C.'sin this State,
are assessing their members heavily,
and it is snrmised from hints dropped
that they too are engaged in the de,-
ilish work of hiring men to send OF
into your State. One fact let me give
yOu that you may not possibly be
aware oi---there is IL greater interest
manifested among the Copperheads
in this State and Indiana, for the sue
cess Of Vallandigham, than YOU and
Iother loyal man in Ohio would sup
pose. Should he be elected it will be
by far the most severe and staggering
blow that the Union cause has ever
received. Worse than twenty Bull
Runs. How important then for the
loyal and true of Ohio to be on their
guard; for Gods sake be sober, vigil
.ant, and energetic. The border eoun-
ties OF Ohio should be closely watch.
ed. Organize, organize in every
township, in every cross road, in
every town; strengthen the weak, con-
firm the wavering. secure the doubt
ful, bring out your stspcakeis, and
work day and night.
The laws Of Ohio are sufficiently
stringent, ii properly enforced, to
prevent illegal voting and it is the
duty Of Uuion men to see that ar
lrangements are made to guard every
voting place against fraudulent vo-
ters We want Vallandigham to get
every vote in Ohio that he is entitled
to; that is to say that no legal voter
who wishes to put in ballot for the
rebel candidate should be intertercd
with; but any attempt to sInuggle in
4 fraudulent votes should be met and
punished promptly, with such force
las may be necessary to protect the
purity OF the election, and punish the
1 utility to the full extent of the law
A man who violates the election law
deserves no mercy, and he should re-
3 ceiye none, See TO il, Union men,
! that the ballot box is everywhere
securely guarded against fraud an't
see TO il also that eyerJ scoundrel
{ who may attempt toviolate the law is
!; arrested on. the spot. H ilea
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-02
Partition Notice.

E,LEANOR Gallant. and Elisa GALL her
IL hu4hard. 50 Delaware rounly Ohio. Cnar.
iotte Calvert Hrd Joshua Calvert of Athens
county Ohio, Elizi Holly ard james Hons .
John Arnnld.u D laWare county, Ohio, Bvuuk,
Arnold E'zt Arnold. AfUlrt Arnold, Frtuti~
Arnold oltIe State entl ,lmlis. Ambrose ) ruu
Amelia Clc-tcr ana Andrew Closlnr Nan.
y. Slr"H", Casper S'ru IS, Bjioav Rity'.
and Wa.Ain-.o.. I'm III. Cyrus SIR u-. u. i'.r
Siuie OF Iihhuis. donor. on y rr.. HH"r y.
Dnrrah, Margaret Edity yN.., .Hd Us. 20. J.
wine, Elizabeth Vdrcc and George N.l....I4.
eanor Weir, John Weir, sarth \. N'.r, Thpu
Hs Weir. Robert Weir Mary Weir. 'ud ----
Weir, widow o'lltDeit Weir, decreased, ni : .u
cock cOuntY, ohio. wall iake nutcg i|.U @ pc.
ttion WAS hlsd against them on day of y p-
tember lss3, in the Court of Iummon Pleas,
tn and for tho county ui Hancock and state
of Ohio, by samuel Moore aEd Is now lcudii 2
therein, and whern sad samuel h"u.c, "o.
nands partiu'n Of the following READ cNtttc,
to.wit:
The North half ofiho Southwest quarter %.
SO ;tiou twenty'srvcn (27) ut township two
(2) Suuih ul RANGE coyGn. East, w sad cpun
" oi Hancock. cuutaif'ug eighty acres more
ar less and that ui the uuNt 'rim at s.id
Court, the said samuel Moore viii plly iug
an order that partition may he made ui SAID
premises. SAMUEL MOORE.
by O'NgAL, BLACKFoHD ~ llAgsn, Pms ATTY 5
sept. II, 1858 i ".
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-02
vav nrnEN, O., Sept. 2ath, 1863.

Last Saturday was day long to be
remembered by the Democracy of
Val Buron. Great preparations had
been made for tremendous outpour.
ing of the unterriled Democracy.--
In the morning q large flag was sus.
pended from the headquarters of De-
mocracy,tO show where their appetites
could be satisfied, and their thirst
qucnched. The forenoon was nearly
spent, and no delegations had vet ar.
rived A venerable old lady who had
been straining her eyes over the ton
OF her spcctacles all forenoon, look.
tnCv "tVrrvued u,,,rsy-r s,s.r, sss,v,,n,,
exclaimed in anguish. that there must
hc some mistake; that the paper in
which the notice of the meeting had
been published had surely named the
wrong day; and fso, it is hoped Glcss-
ncr will explain in his next ISSUE
About p. IN. the delegations began
to pour in in the following ORDER
From the North came an old gentle.
man and lady in dilapidated old bug
gv drawn by the celebrated horse that
drew the blackboard with pole and
banner st the grand rail- " in Findlay,
followed by a few women and girls on
foot. Next came the delegation from
the West, (the one the old lady was
looking for) which consisted OF one
buggy, with a chair back, with man
who walks rs though he had the gont
in his big toe. BY his side was ccle-
bratcd Divine, who lives somewhere
West OFT town, to which was added one
or two on horseback. AT two, one
speaker and half arrived, Blackford
being The speaker and Glessncr the
fraction. with two or three of the
smaller fry OF Findlay.
At the Grove there were only u
voters and about 20 women and chill
lren, which it was found could be
seated in the Baptist church, with
plenty of seats vacant Blacktord ad-
dressed the meeting in his usual elo-
quent style, saying among other
things, that he did not endorse all
the sayings and doings of Vallandig-
ham, but that he had accepted the
platform of the party, and had became
lC. l.. Platform; and therefore it was
the duty Of Democrats to vote for the
platform. Glessner followed in an
eloquent strain about the Dimocrat
Iparetie. OBSERVER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-02
rsrThe Compartments Of Ohiol

gyThe Copperheads Of Ohioh have
Vallandigham for Govern,
or. Why didu't they, when they had
their hands in the dirty business OF
indorsing traitors, keep on aud nom
mate JEFF Davis for the next Prcsi-
dent /? They might as wellhaye gone
the whole hog, when they got down
iuto the gutter.-St Louis DemoT a.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-02
Admimistrafor,n A Noficc.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has beon dUly appointed and quaiI
Ned rs administrator of the estate OF Hugl
Pugh, late OF Hancock county. ono, d6ceas
cd, MAIN
Spt IL, lsC3.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-02
n O ice .

TAMES A. NELSON OF Grtiiut county, III
- The State OF Michigan, will tttkn NOTICE thai
John d. Nelson, OF tho county uf liaucock,
In the State of Ohio, did. ou lie "a day oi
September. A d., lW3. Gle his petition IA tie
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Hancock, in sad state Of Uhlu,
against the said James A. Nelson. dounlaut.
setting forth that on Il 9 9 u day Of April. \.
ID. 1858, sad defendant m tde ard delivered Il
his fUuf certain promlsury nute' tu ono w J.
liam Nelson, thereby promising To- pay to
said VIM, Nelson. ur order $40 on the ; Il dav
W April, A. D., ls5D. $500 nu the sth day ct
April, A d., 1850 5000 on the Slh dag uf ADril.
A. D., 1861, and 500 on the sih divof lbril,
o. ID lsG2, with interest on each tbofaol
from date: also that said Juurs a. Nelson
gave mortgage TO said william Nrlsl 9u
certain lands la Hancock county and state. df
Ohio. described Ss 50 muC ui tho Uurti pa [
of the west half uf SECTION number tWouty.
on-, in township two nirth, rlnco clty 10
east, as WITS ass gned 20 Ge"rge >. FdiIruud
tor partition ol the real estate or John CAaE
nm, deceased, containing lorly.t%O Iurc,
more or less to secure the payment ul SAID
netes ace ,rding o. the term, thereof aud tNu
since the giving ot Sitid notes and mort gage
The said William olson hts transferred and
assigned sad notes AMI mortgage 10 raid
John ID. Nelson. WsO Is uOW tlI' uNuer there
of. The prayer "f SAID petitioh i- that said
James a. Nelson may pay sa.d sam Euw Clt,iU'
ell 10 be due amounting to tho sun vt $3.50
with Interest thereon iT.m tns oth day ut
April A. d., lsjS, ur tht sIi premises may
De sold 10 pay The same, and INC sad Jam .
A. Nelson Is notified that hc Is required to
tic third saturday after the nnth dty OF UC
dODcr, a. D., lSoS. JOHN d. NELSON.
By Blows y kunEGr,
Sept .'iw Alton uevS ln" I'll r.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-02
c. /. VALLANDIGHAM


C. Lytrf t~glgAttI
From fAa G,.t Ia.... a.t G a
t.ril of n ......... ..-t ..f D..
caiyad from Alr iI.,l....- aa.rr .,.
2lth. for which he cordially. tAanl,el
him" rs he mighe well do. il il
"strenpthened him in the cause or
trntb and rirht' os he savs IL did. -
He also savs. Il thank Won for vou
pampblct. | have distributed all hut
one copv for myself" about this
pampLlet. which is now before nc.
anon. A, He also SAYS. Il send yoa a
conv of my speech OF February %.
1861" This spccch Of February 20.
1861. was, doubtless. the one deliver.
ed Nv Mr.. Y. in the House Of Repre-.
scn,atiycs. on that day. into which he
introduced his plan for dividing the
United States INTO four grand diyis
ions. andnlaliine secession Legal. Drac-
rcal. aud easy. and which is to be
found in Mr.. VS. life and writings.
: It Is to be inferred from the conclus-
ion OF the first letter of MIR. ". that
bv sending to the reverend gcutle.
man this speech of his. he then hoped
to make him n convert to the doctrines
OF that speech. for he adds at the en- |
of his letter that ait is now too late
] for gnvthinu bnt peaceful scnarati0n "
But from the tenor of the second
letter. i'm which Mr.. V. says, II have
| lust received yours and concur with
Won hcartilv.' IL wOuld seem that in
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-02
A Souud Platform. .

The patriotic people OF Maine are
adopting series Of resolutions,
which. with thc change OF local
name. will do For Ohio. They are
short, aud to the point, us follows ::
l2Ehat this rebellion is lnconsti-
,utionnl
2 That it is constitutional to put
Il down.
3 That Pres. Lincoln is putting
it down.
! That we should support him in
that duty,
3 That Coy. Brough aids in th'
work,
6 That we 90 for Brough
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&usil,rss Glr0s
JoIlS N. HAMLrN,
HENRY BROWN.

HENRY BROWN. j. 2, BuRRET.
DROWN. * HURTSET.
ID Attorneys ut LAW.
Will attend &C. all business entrusted to their
care in Hancock aud adioinins counties.
OFFICE
OUcr GitrRs Dr'g Store. opposite Court House.
FlNDIAI, OillO,
Rg Particular attention givcn Go Collec.
tiuUs Foreclosures of Mur g3gcS, pariiionhg
10 lands. Guardian Hnd Administration mat
tors Jan. -, %
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Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator of tho estate
al James ). Darrih, late Of Hancock county,
deceased. ABlJAll SMIEI
sent !. lSG3
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IL w. EsvGIisIN.

4 PHYICtiN AND SURGEON.
RESIDENCE Main street, one square south.
oi Presbyterian Church, east SIDE.
OrFiCE-Fuur doors South Of Wheeler Bros.
Gg- Whon professionally absent, orders may
&c cit at his residence, ALI such orders VIII
'ucpivc prompt attention.
Especial attention givcn tu operations upon
md TREAT meut of Diseases OF the Eye and Ear.
January 18th. l7Gl.
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Union men OF Hancock |! are you
thoroughly organized? But twelve
{ avs remain BE active.