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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-08
HANCOCK COUNTY
Bible Society Depository,
AT B\ILFNTINE's NnTi ON STORE.
An Ordinance.

ID REGULATE AND BUILD SIDEWALKS.
StEC. BE ii ordained blythe Village Coun-
- cil uf the Incorporated village oi Arcadia
,Hat whenever the Council ~ said village NAV,
deem IL necessary Their judgment that a
: dewalk should DO built IN Il ont # any lot or
lots. trent ng on any street in 81 d village. 10
be bu 1t by The person or persons owning said
OF or lots, 70 :
Sic. 2-That the MAYOR he Instructed In tbe
ordinance. by the Council, Ia order the Mar.
Nhal ogive notice 10 the ersun OF persons
owning sand lot ar lots 10 build or cause To be
built, "A side walk ia front ui his or her hot or
o :, as the Marshal shall direct, within thirty
days ir"m the time said person or persots
shall be notified.
SIC. 3.-That If any person or persons shall
neg eet or refuse to build said sidewal. IN the
lime above specified, Then the Marshal shall
sell job out To the Lowest b oder, The same
10 be bull AT the expence Of the person or per-.
sons ming said lot or lots. to be collected
by law, aS IN other cises
SEC. 4.-That there be nm ortirance To give
the Marshal The power to ditch or cupse L., be-
dltched, all the he water lrsm the streets or
alleys anu all Othor water that is detrimental
10 the heHit oil tho cItZeHs Ot Arcadia Tho
expense Ia he recovered from the oW ner of
tn, i,t or lots, through Which Tie natural
channel runs.
sac. 5.-rhls act to take effect rem and af.
ter disqualification. ft[-Hl
JOSEPH DLLERY, Mayor,
q, w. GRUHLE RpcOrter H. sss Aa q
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the same boat. They SAG how their
teachings work in Daytop--do they
intend to repeat it in Findlsy?
HAsai Asni Asaiv

The traitor vallandighnm, as soon
as he discovered that the persons
knocking at his door were U. S. sol
diers, fed u ea upper window and in
a loud voice called "Asal Asa! Asar'
Immediately the bells rang All alarm,
and in few moments a mob was in
the streets to rescue him. It looks
very much as though "Asa,' was the
rallying cry ofthc X G. C.s. ASA
is undoubtedly good boy, but he
could not help his friend Vollandig.
ham. "Linkin's hirclings" were be
tween "Asa" and the martyr.
So it will be in every encounter
CASA" will bite the dust.
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Notice.

TOHN l.. Buk and Edwin Burk, OF the
- Stale OF Indiana; Jacob Burk, Joseph N.
BARK and P,rry Burk, nOn-residents OF tho
tate oi Oiio. aud whose place OF residence is
unknown, Will take notice that Eliza Meek, uf
the county OF Hancock and State of ONO did,
oh the lst day sI May, A. u. 1858, Tile in tho
Court oi Common Pleas, OF the County OF
hancock and state OF ohio, "a Bill in Chancery
against The SAID John l.. Burk, Edwin Burk,
Jacob Burk. Joseph M Burk, Perry Burk and
Mary Miller, Susannah Burk, Jacob Burk,
Margaret Johnson, Isaac johnson, Alice
Dukes, Charles Dukes, klizt Dukes, John
Dukes, seth Burk, setting I, rth thai said Eliza
Meek Is entitled to dover in the premises, IN
her petition described, and asking that said
Court may make Ia her an ASS gnmen ut Thereof.
AID the said Jonn l.. Burk, Edwin Biirk, Ja.
cob Burk, Joseph NJ. Burk and Perry BARK,
are further nothea, that unless they appear.
ana plead, answer or demur 10 the sal Bill
within sixty days after the next term Of said
Court, the said Ehza MeeK, at tue term next
alter the expiration Ji said sixty days, will
apply 10 SAID Court to take the matters otthe
Blll, AS confessed, and ~ decree thereon aa-
ot rlingly.
Daled May I'd, A. d. 1868.
ELIZA MEEK.
By O'NBAL, BLAcKgoRD & HAHsH, Her Atty's.
NAV I'd. IhD3.--lI y
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Valiandigham in his late speech at
Columbus, the other day, denounced
Burnsidc's late order in set terms, and
for an hour endeavored to show that
the hanging the rebel officers, found
recruiting and spying within our lines,
was unconstitutional"
The dirty dog has never so much as
limited that the barbarous hanging by
the rebels, of John Scott, and the i'm
mortal twenty-one sent by Mitchell,
was unconstitutional The differ
ence is, John Scott and his comrades
were national soldiers, endcavoring to
save the government-the others arc
rebels, trying to destroy it.
He has oceans of tears for the reb-
els but not drop for the Ohio volun,
teer. Secession sticks out of the vii
laia all oyer him.
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FUDLAY, OHIO, MAY 8, 1898.
Onion Senatorial Conyention,

The loyal voters Of Fulton, Henry,
Hancock, Lucas, Putnam and Wood
counties, who are usconditionally Tn
ion and stand pledged to an uncon
ditional support of the National Gov
erninent, in all its efforts to suppress
the existing iniquitous rebellion, and
to maintain unimpaired, the National
Unity, both in principle and territori.
al limits, are requested to meet in
Convention in their respective coun.
ties Mt such time and place as may best
suit their convenience and appoint
delegates to atteiid a Union Senatori.
nj convention to he held in
FINDLAY, TUESDAY JUNE 30rn
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
To nominate a Union candidate tt
represent the district in the next geH
,eral assembly, and transact such 9th
er business rs may legitimately cont
before them. The apportionmenr
will be one delegate for each hundred
votes cast for Gov. Tod in 1861, ant
for each fraction of fifty votes, one
additional delegate, under which tho
several counties will be entitled to tho
following number of delegates:
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Union County Convention

. A Union County Convention will be
held at the
COURT HOUSE, IN FINDLAY,
On Saturday, June Gth, mt o, lock r. NJ,
To select four Delegates to represent
Hancock County in the Union State
Convention, to be held in Columbus,
on Wednesday, the 18th day of June,
for the nomination of Candidates for
Governor, Lieut. Governor, Treasurer
of State, Auditor of State, Supreme
Judge, and mem her Of the board
of Public Works. Also eighteen del
egates to the Union Senatorial Con-
vention, 10 be held in
FINDLAY, TUESDAY, JUNE 3Otl,
To place in nomination an uncondi-
tional Union Candidate for Senator
ISRAEL GREEN,
Chairman Uuion Central Committee,
Hancock County.
May s, 1868.
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County and Senatorial Conventions.

We call the attention of the Union
men of the county, to the calls for
Conventions in to-days paper In
our county Convention every town
ship should be fully represented
Meet--select good men-men that
will attend, that ticket may be nom
mated that will call out the full
strength of the party at the October
election. Hold the meetings imme-
diately, and send the proceedings in
for publication.
1t is not one minute too early ia
commence work, There should be O
thorough organization, and NOW is
the time TO commence.
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blowing number of delegates:

There will be q Union Mass Con
ventioD at the same time and place
to ratify the nominations of the State
and district conventions. DIsTIN-
GUIsuEp SPEAKERS from abroad are
expected to be present to address the
people.
Let there be an earnest response on
the part of the unconditional Union.
men of the North-W est to this call
ISRAEL GREEN,
Chairman Senatorial Committee
MAY 8, 1868.
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The result of Gen. Banks march of
800 miles to Southern and Central
Louisiana are most important, Two
land battles were fought, in both of
which the enemy were beaten and
their army scattered. About 1900
prisoners were taken. In gunboat
fight on Grand Lake, the rebel navy
was destroyed, Much valuable prop
erty was also demolished, and large
amounts Of stores and other materials
of great value to the rebels captured,
Not only have the enemy been beaten,
but their means for reorganization in
this quarter have been taken from
them.
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EyA very intelligent and accom-

ES-A very intelligent and accom-
plishcd Michigan officer told us yes
tcrday that himself and nine te nths
of his regiment were Democrats when
they first enlisted but that they had
become utterly disgusted with the
treacherous and disloyal course OF
thas party in the North. Every man
in shc regiment, he thinks heartily en-
dorses the policy of the Nashville
U,lon.-NaShpille Union.
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The NrturaI Results Of DisiOya atty.


Copperheadism is bearing its legit-
innate fruits. The arrest ofthat noto-
rious secesh Taiisndigham was made
the occasion OF an outbreak of the
most terrible character. The par
tizans of that scomdrelly break
.er, assembled ia force, burned the
you, nal Office, the Phillips House and
a block of buildings contiguous and
were only dispersed by soldiery.-
For this riot the Copperheads are So
.lely responsible. They have so long
threatened resistance to law that the
ignorant and brutal needed but a
slight provocation to put into practi-
cal operation the teachings Of the
demagogues who control them. The
same spirit has been nursed in this
county; the same societies that were
SO ready to rally at the call of their
leaders are in full operation here.
The Courier meant nothing but re-
sistance TO the Conscription when II
asked ssCan such law be enforced
1T has labored weekly to stir up q
spirit of resistance to the tax-law by
branding it as "infernal,' it has, by
not condemning it, winked at the re
siistance that has been offered to OIL
GERS in arresting deserters, and the
x1nole Ccn.~yheaa s-s.arnity are 10
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Notice to Teachers.

UNHE Board OF School Examiners OF Hancock
county, ONO, VIII hold session Tor Ex.
IL animation oi Teachers at the Academy
buiIdng, IN Findlay, On the 18th day of No.
: inber, ls62, and ON the hrst and third Sat-
uida! y of each month thereafter, iii Others
are arranged, Examination ~ eommsnss
Al ~ o'clvok u. m, or sooner IL possible.
All applicants are required to present q 70.
c0mmehdation from their last employers. II
lhsy have been engaged AS teachers; II not,
then, from thelr last teachers, certifying u
their moral character.
l.. TUssING, Clerk
FISDLAY. November ID. 1859.
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IIgA QUARTERS AgMY ~ rHE PoToMIc,
Ap"ll 80, 1868.
GENERAL ORDER no. 81.

1t is with heartfelt satisfaction that
the Commanding General announces
to the army that the operations for
the last three days have determined
that our enemy must either inglon-
ously fly or come out from behind his
detenses and give us battle on our
own ground, where certain destruc-
tion awaits him. The operations of
the 9th, 1lth and 18th corps, have
been succession of splendid achieve
ments. MAJoR-GEN. HOOKER.
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Nrtu advertisements.
A. j. FerralI

" OUlD Respec fully announce that be
w has pt rmanently located in in,llay, n.
ana hereafter Will devote his attention 10 tLe
practice 0i Medicine and Surgery. Prompt
attention given to all professional calls.
60 Office lnai ST.. Rucsons Block. up sta,r.
F,ndHy, May X, lSG:.-[t m.
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Examining Pension Surg on's Notice.
w. II. WILSON, WI. ID.

HAVING been appointed Special Examin.
ing surgeon for Hancock County tor sol.
dcrs claiming Pensions, can be found ovory
day, at the
POST OFFICE IN vAyLUE. d.
DR. W. tenders his thanks 10 the citizens n
Vanlue and surrou nding country for IL -
past patronage, and will endeavur 10 merit !.
conlinn nee of the same. may Sm3
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Glorious New,!

The news this week is glorious
Everywhere victory is perching upon
our banners. Hooker will undoubt-
edly defeat Lee at Fredericksburg
Grant has surrounded Vicksburg-the
attack on Charleston has been renew
ed, and the raids of our cavalry in
Tennessee are being attended with
glorious success. The taking of s, 200
prisoners by Hooker, is but begin
ming of the harvest Of glory he will
reap. Reat, the news and thank God,
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NOTICE is hereby g'N.~ that the under,
IN signed has been duiy appointed Adminis-
tr'tor ol kebecca aiggie, late ot Hancock Co.,
ohio deceased.
April II. r. B. HURD.
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IN Office

BY o'NsAL, BLAcKsoRD & HAnsu, Her All
May I'd, ISI3.--lI W.
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MedioaI Dtyector Of Department.
I. o. 0. z. DIRECTORY.

TFygFSSEE LODGE, No !: Esess es~ry Tuesday
,ioLt--R McEgen, n G; L heskley, ' e. Joln
= Hice, sscretsryi 4 Spain, Treasurer.
TRAEUE LODGE, No IL: kseis sus-y A0zdsE si9hi--
Z Parks, n @; " | Phlh ., v q; ) Anpkins,
secretary; B Blown, Treasurer.
sNII.kY LODGE, No 90 Mees eperT Friday MICA, AZ
thelr Hali on south Chnrry street-Jzmes Wyatt,
NC; NJ Dortch, c: AZ GoOdlstt, Secretary, \
CCottoB, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los German Assis essTy
I-1gr15eg ,aioss--John Heberich. Nti:L kOrker, {
q; A Winter, Secretary G sietsrie, Treasurer
RTpGELY EEcAHPMEST Nol Esss sre-S IL ss1
q WsdnssieS afshn-G Ie,ler. = = p hsrTis,
II HILL TsAkley, s W; y K Griffin, "; John
Hice. Scribe, 3 Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ESCAMPNEsT. Ne 1Fsza so-y
20 as,6 ~ "Wednesday nislts-L ECKER, G = =
Csnnhfil 4 P. L fHrk " 3 Ffisemzb, ", 7
g Coleman, Scribe; \ Wzrds IrsarlEsr.
DEGREE OF REeECcAH Nefs Is Frtdav Aioh a
aaoh rssalS-John HIDE L y; keht IhonPson, A
LH.J L weskley. Secretary. Ms c Byrns, CSn-
doctor; Ms Erowu, HAraeni Mrs Chs Bobsri-
son, Sentinel
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General Grant, ths modern Chrvssor
sssms 10 have . magic sword, and Is re-
niads as Of the msdi8Eal knights sidlnr
up to strong castles, striking Toe shisId
IN front Of me gates, and paralyxinx The
false saehanters within. Truly, fortuas
fayors hisvslor. Hssammona L or Dsn-
slson and ersYens ny, leaving subordi.
mates 70 surrendeF. rs szETounde vicks-
burg, and the Vnliant Penbextsn, for,Do<,
IN bis prcmiss never 70 give aa sarssn-
dsrs at disCrsti0E, that diasFsiion uhirb
IL aths better para 81 galor" Be- go
70 Chattanooga and AL Il eAau9sd \.
moves upoa the snsny aad tksv f.
III her md thltbaF, in paaie. and 49,
throng Tho roads Fl GssEgis : deucraI-
ized crowd. What Il ths secrst q thia
pOWsr7 Why does 9Faut via rIeioris~r
Because be Il Thoroughly Ia sarnes,. -
cause be moves e. socn Is hs IA r.ed~-
bccaass Be IL Asars thal Is 4 risht -,
lhsn goes ahsad !" because Be a &c.
mined that no success short ef = a.
conquest Of the Rsbellion Is snv eacr-s-
At ali; and faally. because be i Al ~
selfish patriot, whs hss ~ snds q sim
81 bat his eOuntry's prosperity. TIA
IL very simple magic, and II ths swo-d
Of every conmaRder conld Be fsrv.I H
just saeh 6rss Of dssosisn nnd $500
ism, snd feRpsrsd n just eueh sf----..
Of dslieszats bHs ensEgstle iu84msDt
such deeds Of aigh surpEiae" Hosid s.
enacted n svsry army, and lead Us 10
rapid and hnsi sietozy.-PtilslelDsii
haflars.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other purposes.

VITk oEsr Thrss large Lot 10 ths vicinity Of The
w cosp0ration spri 8, ard bst = thorf oistanes
from TIE 6sneral Railroad Depot, Wis;
0Ne LOT with good picket fence, % SpTuos street,
abt a0e feet front, running through 20 Vine, about
400 feet and froptiuE hraB siTe g total numoe
Of froDt feet about no 81
Elso- LOT on Vine street, sboat 500 feet, run
nfng through 70 MeIemors street. about SDOtest,
fronting on thras streets, and having totA uont Of
about 500 feet, with picket ience
Ilso, 4 IN on HIg6 strest, Abaut 600 lsot 'front.'.
runuine 70 "a alley IN the direetson b Summer
street. |rtW fa a.e1H HH. Aft /,
re three lots above mentioned sre considered
rood Coz manufacturing perRoses, 81 they are con
~ So materially and are we'll worthy q the aSten-
tJoa Of those who desire 10 iRvess IN productive
property. n u sOVfNL'
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TIE Commercial Bsllstsa humorously
spologizss for emitting 70 mensioa saose
its iist Of fsilures that q Ness Bragg,
z ,sfrest & Co, Who have been doIss
. heavy Tennessee busin - lstrly. The
senior partner Of the concern ha', ~e IN
desstand, net only b'sa urable 70 mset
bis engagements, bat has hsd The oOua-
frv,
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Refuse the Issues OF All Bank
mentioned below

mentioned below
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes. II any are
out, are utterly worthless: Erfg
Agricultural Bank, Of Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Hashvnie.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, - Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, ct Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesbcro.
Miners and Msnufacturers' Bank. a Knozgfs ..
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Kn9Ey1is
Bank Of Trenton, 81 Trenton-
Bank Of Jedsrson, - Dandfidga.
Bank Of Claiborne, a. TaEeEel.
Bank Of TaseweH, 81 TazeVsn.
Iawrerceburg Bank, 81 LaErsnofbarR
C1sssne' Bank, ct Memphis.
Bank Of America, 81 CierluTiiis.
Rxcha1gs Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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OaLr. Dsseusant
In 4 suit ~ orgiaai sftar1nsrt ha,,r.a ~ c,..,h
Eass, Jastlce e ias Paaea - rasIdssa Cssy. -
ASSES.
A y .ttlehns1l Ess saed cas- q Ms rala 81 a
lore ~ debt, au1 a spDfEinr = tas ssfls.rlo.
q ne yaztide leat re detndaai lnn. rasisenf 81
fhs Ststa 81 - nsseer, T. eftere1 sbaf puthfafr
Be nae i1r iour succel1lfe EseEa - nseaaa0rr
czlsd - H11hEl tpic1, p1tlishe4 o. a. civ "a
AesnFlts Tea .eslea, 1olllrlnE t1c dcf.1dtns. J
1els 20 aIfesf 11iore ~ llstca % the 1l1 a.
81 }a1l1rF y =, .nd pisat, ansNsr % tenur - -
= Sgs 81 taal 4g
O. x. soCfacATE, Up
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME REsIDEECE, Lot frOnting the
"a Capltol Park Street, considered tbs most destF-
abs paft Of the city for Family Rssldenoss Apply
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NE aoLDIERsl HOMR

H. ~. reu,sVra fron ths Nashville ard Chstts-
-. Rsflro.d DsVaf % ihs PLAINTIFFS E0TEL,
$500 dischsfeed aad lrFloafhed eoitiets viE asd
Fasa, LedgtnEs ana Al nsede1 - stance IN
- TIon 10 shslr papsru Is esua ssseonl cbar8e.
o-1nch slhca q the CommiEs0E 81 Ne. Cder7y
,,rssf EAskEGlis, ane - karirsssboEe and thas,a-
sessA AZ. HEAD
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The rsbel papers publish very fall a.
counts Of tae battle ffosi Northern jour
sals, and generally admit ssrious dis
asier. Gen. Bragg is denounced h M
measured terms.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

s1eE-Janes L. Hinton. DsPssiss-ThenAs EOb-
on and J. K. BUCHANAN.
Reofae-Phineas Garrett.
TSIIssss-W Jasper TRylor.
Coross-G B G1nter
Razdsr-Aiexander Mcdaniel
RsUsans Ooslsot0r-W. D. kooertson-
BalIroad Tar C5Hector-J. @. Briiey.
Ooasts5Ies f6r De EGshVils DtstTso-John u. cover
and L 4 Newman.
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oHANcERY COURT.

CrczcfttoT-
Clsrk and Master-J. s. GeGyss-
81 The Court meets the ars. Monday In Nay AAd
SoTsmber. 90 Ia AZ 20
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Hotel Lot for Sale.

A pNTRARLY SITUATED, WIFE ExTRAORDI-
n nv FOOD surroundioRs, and perhaps the beSt
hssptsd In The city, for - First Class Hote IN
c,sire o. H-9-sSofAA- p
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A Detailed Account OF the Battle %
chiekamaRGa.
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COUNTY COURT.

Judcs-Hon. James Whltworth.
Slark--P Lindsey Michel 80
a. The Judges Court meets the nfst Monday In
sach month, and the Quarterly Court, composed o.
the Magistrates Of the County, Il held the first Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
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Nohce.

FTYHE sndesizusd tais day hatinK sd . hesrss.
i McMasiea 4 Gales Their goods aod oezIae.s' :. :.
H ae CherrV street Esa1Tiie, q recenmend %
~ fvershs noios and pair nase Il those hilasrto
Sref'ng M n "a ire d fil1f shos or saccessora,
- III thers oonfinae ttf aaue isaes u stAiioaefy
end kHdred sueda an.tAee ior sslstr' >
- othsrs ssiiias IL The afu3
asrffr! s1r IL pattcrage hitherto given %, -
80 ,is~srre = trausfArfinF ufds e 80 renos
n sor.rskis and ftfdsal1g q ., IS AZ siA ma "
sus S,sss.ss ? = ALtES AGO.
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augqi
Soldiers, Clerks BOok-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
> Laborer,

IIIoULD do well 10 Husband and apply their
w means 70 the purchase q good HoAk LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of enhanoesnt IN the value o. their property, ward
or the Ind ucements end facilities tor dissipation,
and escape the disgraos AID Fsfs incident 70 besng
caught Ia their and traps which are tnFoiy.
Tag and destroying thousands.
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xure car far al Two Beautiful Blocks Of LOss, Of
w aeO fset fsont each, having street bstEeen--
both b. oks eombl1ed making an eleEaet a4aars-on
thst prominent hill north Of, aud eOIAHas ndng nne
view 81 the city, and which are PernaPs' aasal-
passsd IN beauty Of situation Apply 70
49, - d. @. sooYKL-
angze. -. 80 = 90 IA
n.SE SEWING NACHENE, IN COOP krEE1h0
~ ORDkR, for sals b = essOo$ al
1 $3.50 ~ B. q. eooYELA