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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Arrived,

stesn,hip Champion Wilson. Aspinwsll March 3. mis
pas. and e,,aIs 10 ~ mt lat 81 lon - .sw ksr@
brg showing private sigma of he perpendicular stripe rod
stc,'sfip Fric,.on Low5er Baltimore y days 10 Navy
Agent Tue l. has had stons head winds since leaving Cape
steamer Tacoay Pierce, Philadelphia mds' to Lopez
steamer Pelican. Baker Providence md'e. 10 Edward
s'samsr Petrol. Yours Providence nd'e. to Edward
Slip icrmanis Townaeud Havre FEB. 8. and Sicily l,,h
md.c. AMI loi r's. to VIM Whoek IT, 81 inst "a. q 40
n ~ saw iceberg 9th irs lat ~ g. loh 81 o.. saw
,noiaer iceberg. Had ono bif,h on the passage.
Ship pocahoutas (of BATH petno Nov Orleans March l.
.ugar, &c 10 q. . QuHtemaser Had some very heavy
SID Anna F. schmidt, Sears. Ne,y-oesns IS days. in bal
B,,k r. " Griffith Foster Csrtenas II days sugur 60
t. jas r. Var Co. Experienced strong gale from N and
IsIE Edward Hl Sylvester C,snil Jon l6, passed Gis-
rsl,ar b. 3, fruit to JoLu r. Deylil
brandy and Metcsf Duncan March H. lat 40 ~.
Ion. o. 90 Ta'sef bark Alice lagton steering ; =
ia. order Had heavy weather the entire passage.
o.. sti'. l'st b. at .'.ye eai"s5ks 40 40 .oa..
brs sophie iiD Herdsn Rio !aneiro o. Day, coffee 70
Clos. r. johnson. Feb. L. 10 v. ou 30 " W., spoIs
slip Jc'toJ from Cailao for Iork 10 o.dar';
Biz lren ktbeh tPfus Rick. Lonton derry 81 days
ia b,ih-t 10 Punch Mciucss ( wendt. Had some very
heavy weaiher or the psfslge. -
'etnl d.y,. srgaf &c. 70 matter
Bh lleine "a tbr Doe, bermuda 10 days. In ballast 10
sc6r MoryE. Mnrsum GoOdsI eed Beaufort. N. G. las
irst ina ballast go O. - Onernsster l1th inst, eu Sape
.rn Lookout saw sc~ > \. FalcOner, from Newfork for
Resnfih The steamers Augusta, pusnore, Haired A
we'd Nana,Aet ard OGDEN Gate sd llth for FoH Royal
Lcr. .rhr Julio A. haiocs Tor New ora soon III.
: -. Msrif larr tus, Of st. andrew, \. J. Nuesits
1i.r,4 O.. sugar :, {. J. Peters.
sem George Warrington Brigham, enIabcthpOrs for
80 f.u. . -
Sen. Hattie CooIbs COMBS, Baltimore cora to X. Z.
Nuer i. Co
Schr ". n. Steele Howell Provincetowu.
d. Cot Lester Perry, New Bedford
Srfr Nit,r. Jones. Providence. In ballast.
Sea-. b W. Benriic'. ClnA PfoYidtnoe Ia ballast
Sc... EVELYN. Palmer Eli hpoTt for Stanford
Slt Mrlator Simmons Fall River. IN ballast
gchi. Denmark Chase Fall River, IN ballast
s.h Constitution, strOu Baltimore coal for Pfovsdenss
seht Mary Newell cole New.Bcdfod Tor Phila1elpha
Schr sify Bow en-. fnlier. New Bedford oil
S.lr tlstter Oak stanley, Providence In ballast,
~.h. {. N JAYNE Rowland Providence In ballast
sclr Albon CLARK Rock and days. lime to W. = Brown
e.h. It1lph Hrnstt kdoad. Baltimore , days corn.
S,.f. = T. kug -, Calais : days, lumber To Jed FrJs
SCH. ~.nuei F.,h. Davis Portlsnd. shocks 20 master
schr. L. h. Young Packer, EiKsbesheot tor Portland
NIAD-At sua.ot from $ w.
Fxs.sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
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unknown
SAILED.

One .hl. AM 1arSs, unknown
SAILED.
lCu.-stcaman-Esh kce Uni,oi States. MAJ A. Board
lau oil.
-ilauasvr (Bgl tra1a Wiud n. NJ Mlulet j.
". Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

usiAruRH sLHA.Ac. .
SIM. k,.as 6.0- ls.ta.........6;o9 Moou-Risss 3'u
huH WATER THIS DAY. "a.
indy Hook. G57 Gov Island. 14l HesfNe.'''' ="
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
LYONS KATHAIR0N.

This d3!'fhttJl article for preserving and
beHuiiNing fhc human hair is again put NJ
~ the orc'ual proprietor, and is now made
wi,h the same care, skin and attention which
nrst created i's immense and un recedentcd
sales Of over one milton bottles annually II
il SIN sold at rs cents IN la'ge bottles can ca.
,iy ho sold In u year when II is again known
that the KathSiron is not only the most delight
iui hMr dressing In the world, but that il
csansos he scalp of scuri and dandrulI. gives
th. hair n lively, rich luxuriant growth. ami
prevents II from turning gray. These are
cons ideratitns worth knowing. Tho Kathai
ron has been tested 'ur over twelve years. AMI
Is warranted ss described. ANY lady VIII"
values n beautiful head Cf hair will use the
Kathairun. II is finely perlumed, cheap and
valuable. II Is sold by all respectable dea'.
-ers throughout the world
u. $. BARNES & Co.. New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
The Provost Marshalls

c. Berry, of Wyandot, one of the
Assistant Provost Marshals, we are
informed, is a rank, anti-administra-
ton partizan-an anti-war man. 1t
has been, and is yet our opinion, that
an administration should be sur
rounded by its friends, and it is more
necessary thousand times over, now
than it has ever been before. Par
ticularly an office like Provost Mar
shal, should be held only by those
whose views are, in all respects, Will
the administration; whose principles
accord with the laws they are appoint
ed to execute.
The Union IN en- of the district viii
not bear this appointment with avery
good grace. Mr.. Berry may be ;
very good man, but entertaining tn,
views we are informed he does, b'
hasno right to the position.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
,ELIEE ~ rE. M.NU Isl

IN BRlAN'o PuLMJN.L wAFE IS!
Iae original Mcuicne tablished IA is31
and ngsl artiU.e ri Tie kInd e,,r IuirudUc, u
tho uaius.,i rutnIunIc NaleIs. 10. IN s
ray otuer cuunlry al uthor fuimonic Wa
Irts arc cuunierleits. The genuine can be
known by the maine BRYAN beng stamped
ON each WAFER.
Bryau's Pulmonic Walers
Relieve Coughs, Gods. sore threat, iionrseness
BrA ans Puimonlc Maicrs
Relieve Asthma, Brunchitls,d s,dihUuil BrealhiIe
Bryan's PulmUnIc MaIers
Relieve spitilng oi Blood, pans II the CheSt
BryaI's i'umonic Waters
Relieve inclpient Consumption. Lung Disease
Bryan's puimVnlc NaIoTS
Rs,ieye iiriiallon OF lie Uvula and TonsilS
Bryan's rulmunlc Waters
Relieve tho abVyc comp'Al Is IN Ten Minutes
, ? ~ Bryans lpuiniuhic WaIels
Arc \ blessing 10 all lllsses and Constitutions
Bryan's PulmuuIc aiers
Are adapted To Vocalsts and Public JpeaRor'
Bryau's pulmOnic Waters
Are IN simple form and pleasant To tho tas'e
Bryan's PumUnlo WaeIs
Not only relieve Out effect rapid cures
Bryan's l'ulmonic Weiers
Narrs nj ed Ia give Satisfaction tS every one
No family should be wlth9ul box ol
q Bryaps Pulmvmc NaieIs
IN the house
No traveller should be without supply OF
Bryau's Pulmono haieis
IN his pucHei
No person VIII uUleot to give for
Dryan's Pulmonio Waers
rwenty Five Gems
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor, ster, hoohe
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
splendid Present.

splendid Present.
We copy the following from the
Cincinnati Times: Col. Neibling is
fortunate in having the command of
n set of noble men, and the men are
fortunate in having so efficient a com
mandcr as Col. n.
We were shown, one day of last
week, at the establishment of Mr. Me.
Grew, corner of Fourth and Main
streets, Il magnificent present, intend
ed for Col. j. NJ. Neibiing, of the 2lst
o. V. L., consisting of superb sword
the scabhard being of solid silver.
and the hilt exhibiting the ingenious
device of the Goddess of Liberty,
transiiXing with her spear the vene-
nous serpent of Secession, while the
writhing reptile is. partly entwined
with the folds of the Star Spangled
Banner The scaly monster is com
pletely Mt the mercy of Liberty. and
is just about to receive the final blow.
The whole design is admirably appli-
cable to the present condition of
things. when the rebels at the South
are receiving their qtietus in uparal-
lelcd defeats, and the loss of their en-
tire army and arinamonts.
II will be remembered that Colonel
Ncibling won the highest reward of q
soldier for his gallantry il the battle
of Stone river, where he encouraged
his men with the inspiring invocation;
"Give them h-ll Ivy the acre hoys.'
which they did with the most deter
mined valor.
The scabbard bears the following
inscription: "Prcscutcd to Col j. NJ.
Neibling by the non-commissioned
officers and privates Of the DIST o. V.
l., Stone River. Give them hell by
the acre hoys."
In addition to the sword, is q pail
of massive silver spurs, each repre-
scnting the American Eagle with out
spread wings and fierce beak. ready
to swoop upon rebellion. To. this
are added Il splendid gold belt, and
most clchant crimson sash-complet
ing the superb equipments of an Off
Ger. The cost of the sword and ac
! compnnying testimonial of esteem il
which Col. Neiblmg is held by his
men, who make him this offering, il
5000, and in elegance Of design an(
finish can scarcely be surpassed
Long may the gallant Colonel survive
to enjoy the pleasing recollections it
contemplation must always suggest.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
A very Small Piece OF Bn.,ness.

The Aid Society adopted, some
time since, the plan of three cent
collections. Last week one of the
ladies collecting, called on the senior
Editor of the Courier for his weekly
contribution. The patriotic old gen
tleman directed her TO strike his nam,
from the list. The money thus raised
is expended in purchasing hospita
stores, luxurics and ncccssarics foi
the sick and wounded, &c. We in
vite the especial attention of the sol
diers, and their friends, to this on,
act. Let il be remembered that th,
Editor of the Courier has withdraw
his weekly contribution to the funds
of the Aid Society.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
The Sid society.

The Sid socirfy.
Our citizens should renew their in
terest in this noble institution. Be
fore .Vicksburg is taken there will be,
in all human probability, not less than
20, 900 sick and wounded soldiers from
that department. If prompt aid is
extended, thousands Of these brave
men will be saved, who will otherwise
perish. We hope our people will
make united effort now, and give
the noble women of the Society al
they can do in preparing and shipping
the much needed supplies.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
riots went.
4 New Company.

4 New Compnny.
Capt. j. $. FreDle, formerly of tho
65th. and Lieut.. Alex. Monroe, of
the DIST, have been authorized to
raise n company of hundred and iif-
ty men, tor State service. This COM
pany receives the same bounty and
pay OF the regular soldier, but is new
er to leave the State. 1t will be sta
toned at Cincinnati, and will he en-
ployed in Provost duty, &c.
Capt. Preble and Lieut.. Monroe arc
well known in military circles. Capt
=. was in the Goth, and was one ol
the most popular Captains Hancocf
has furnished. Kind, attentive to his
men, thorough disciplinarian, anC
possessing undaunted courage, h'
made an officer that was beloved by
his men and esteemed by his fellow
officers. Lieut.. Monroe was one OF
best officers in the gallant list, and Il
good man in every respect. Th
. men enlisting under these officer
, will be perfectly sure of good treat
> ment.
t We consider this a very desirbl
, opportunity. This force have n
knapsacks to carry, nor no long
q tedious marches. 1t can only be call
ed upon to do duty in the State, am
=. when not employed, will be quartere
: at Cincinnati, the most pleasant an
q healthy portion Of Ohio. We antici
, ipate the filing up of this company i
@ two weeks.
Rolls may be found at Brown
Dunn's Office, Head quarters.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05

To every barrel of Flour you can
make thirty pounds more Bread or
Biscuit (and much better by using
Ilerrick Aliens Gold Medal Salera-
tus, than Ivy yeast fermentation or any
other Saleratus. 1t perfectly healthy
will not turn your cookery yellow,
will strengthen weak stomachs, and
cure dispeptic persons. 1t is much
better to use with cream tartar than
soda. Try one paper, and you will
be convinced. Most or rne Grocer =
sell it. Depot 1l2 Liberty street,
New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
S--T-ISG0--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION PIT TIERS
They purify, strengthen and invigoratc.

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
hey create a healthy appetite.
They are An antidute to change of water, die
They remedy effects OF dissipation, hteh0 n
hoy brace the system and enlven the mird
They prevent miasmatic and other fevers.
They purify breath aud ncidity of stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Cons ipati0n.
They cure Diarhoea. Cholera, tholcr' Morhu'
They cure Liver complaint. nci v"us hedddcl
rhev are tho best bitcrS In he world. The
AXE the weak man strong and are eNhauSie
natures great reStnrer. They are made o
pure 81. Croix Rum. the celebrated Calsav'
bark roots and herbs. AID are Ia, on with th'
measure of n beverage w,thnut regard to AZ,
or tine of day. Particularly recon- erd"d Z,
delicate persons requiring gentle stinulan,
For sale 10y all Grocers, Druggists. Hotels .nc
sloons. =. II. Drake & Co., 202 ro idway ny
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
wYNKooP's ICELAND lECrORsI

Diseases Of the Threat. Chestand Phlmnna.
ry organs, are ever prevalent, insid'ous and
dangerous. The properties of II medicine al
leviate, cure AID uproot these complaints.
must be ExpsCiurant, Anodyne and Ihvigora'
ting. lnosening the mucss of the throat, and
.imparting tone la the entire system y" di.-
cOvory in medical science ever mastered ihiN
class oi diseases Ike Dr. W nkosp's Iceland
Pectorll. Ii is used with the most asionlsh'
ing result IN all cases ul B.oucIitis, lulluchZt,
Whpuping Cough, DIplhsria or Putrld Sue
Throat. Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner
vous lrri.ability, &c.
The iscv J. j. Potter. cert nes, "that have
us.d Dr. Wyunoops Pictorial Tor scveiai
wears. myself ard IN my iani'ly. Tor severe
PGinorHr, tum ltluts, and nave rcc"mmc. d.
." O.. ~ .nd.y ulho ;. a"d have lever seen lie
qua.
R3v.J.J Potter, B:oohlyn. ~. Y.
uan. ,ud tu"us,uds OF important trsti-
"....- ..d bc rtndUced. showing IT'S re-
~. .H.,. csa and lnat u never IaIts
!. f-'ru'n n,,-cd ot pare Iceland Muss Balm ul
.. .-tu. |.. us.tu D,,,SarI, tlccdupHuc, tuiu
ROY DIrEurN. aGd utHsr invaluable expect"
rt.li ..d tonic iu-rcd.eu3s. II ~ harmless
lt.Mg, Ind lasting. lnydldS and SUllcrcis
,ahuu' ,tIiptd Ia ne Slect II trial. Ever, family
s.UGiG lave. Il. IL il remarkable Tor Group
Fui GuscripLl,us, recunmcidhliuus and d,
reiuuns. tccnm. any each bottle.
,bii IN fltdlay. by all the Drdggists.
Pee, AIRED by DR.. Il. u. Wyn ."op, aud sole
by ID. =, barnes ~ Co. New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
Hard 10 Believe.

Hard TO Believe.
We are credibly informed that on
the night of the recent Buttcnut
meeting at Crestline, one of the prom
inent speakess on that occasion, when
surrounded by his followers in bar
room, and after stating that he was
about to administer the sacrament.
took tumbler of whislley, and on
giving each man sup, said: "This is
my blood, shed by for you by this
id Administration; drink We all of
it; and as often as We do, do so in re-
membrance of me-" 1t is almost i'm
possible to believe that any man can
be so degraded as to be guilty orsuch
monstrous sacrilege.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05

For June.
The Continental Mouthly, fresh and
charming as ever, for June is received,
The list of contributors for this Mag
azine is made up of the highest talent
in the country, and render the mag
azinc one of the most attractive pub.
lishcd. Terms So per amum. Ad-
dress John i. Trow, New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05

The Old story.
A Democratic official one day this
week, came in contact with n waycr-
ing Democrat, and proceeded at once
to strengthen him.
The poor fellow was told that it
was now a settled matter that the
war was only for the liberation of the
nigger; that in less than two years, if
the 'Abolitionists' were not checked,
each township would have to build Il
poor house for pauper negroes; that
the election of the entire Democratic
ticket was all that could save them
from such a fate. The stuffed man
went off to retail the story among
his kind; and the acute stuffer un-
doubtedly laid back wondering at his
own impndence, and the victims ig-
norance.
We advise him to procure NASH,
last letter TO use among his '''''h''
! cent constituents.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
COnnterfeit Posinge Currency.

Counterfeits of the denomination of
SOC. of this currency are becoming
quite plenty in this section. Perhaps
the best mark on it is in the words
Post Office. In the counterfeit the
two words are run together thus:
postonlce; in the genuine they are
separated thus; post Office. The coun-
terfeit is also much lighter than the
genuine.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05

Will some one inform us whether
two prominent Copperhcads of Union
township concealed deserter, who
had been directed to them by the rep
tiles of Limap Did they give him
money to go on with, and afterwards
when he had stolen money in Eagle
township, did his captors relieve him
on discovery that he was desertcrS
We would like TO have the full par
ticulars of this transaction.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
T'hr 51th

Ihr 51th
Has undoubtedly been engaged in
some of the battles before Nicksburg
as we notice the name of Lieut.. Col
Rice among the wounded. The Col.
oncl will, probably, lose his right leg.
We have seen no other names among
the lists of casualties that we recog-
nized rs belonging to the 57th.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
From the 4Oth
CAMP DRAKE, May l4th, 1868.

OAMP DRAKE, May lIth, lSO3.
BROTHER ADDISON: 4 II
You stated in your letter that the
boys had big time over the news
that Richmond was taken: well they
might as well let that kind of news
slip until it comes about ten times.
because the first reports are nearly
always untrue. The report came TO
us here in camp, but we did not be-
lievc it, so we were not disapF Fointed;
butt hope it will be taken soon.
You spoke of the resolutions got
up in camp; well, they were all right,
but that that Foster wrote is an in
fernal lie! and there was not q man in
the company that signed for him--he
put our names there. He is now UNI
der arrest for treason and desertion,
and think it will make him sweat
He is perfect scoundrel and traitor
There is no news here. / guess
will close for this time. The Carey
boys are all we'll Write soon.
W. f. GIBBs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
Senatorial Convention.

Senatorial Convention.
The Senatorial Convention, June
30th, will be refreshing season.-
Several of the most eminent speakers
of the State have been invited, and IA
vorable answers have been received
from them.
Bear the Convention and Mass Meet
ing in mind.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
lautcfh !selftrsoniaa
Local and Miscellaneous.
Papers for Soidiers.

Nothing is more acceptable to sol
diers than papers from home, and ev-
cry one should be supplied regularly.
We will send the JEFFERsoNIAN regu-
larly to soldiers, for 10y cents per
month. Papers reach the army reg
ularly, now. .
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05

W. Brown, of the DIST, one ofthe
bridge burners, has passed Il crcdita-
bic examination, and will be made
Colonel ofa eolored regiment. There
is the right kind ofstuff in Brown and
he will make his mark in this war.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
The WOODEN Factory.

Anderson, proprietor of the Wooden
Factory is meeting with better success
this Sping than ever before. Almost
every farmer is taking some wool to
him to be worked, and hundreds will
have their entire years wear made
there. The cloths manufactured by
Mr.. \ are really excellent, and have
given this establishment an enviable
reputation.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
New Advert, cments.

The New Advertisements are oI
general interest this week. BE sure
and read them.
ARTILLrRY-Capt. y. f. Preble &
Lieut.. A. Monroe.
New CIGAR SToRE-S. BALLET q Co
CALL AND SETTLES. d. j. Nj. Hu
Der.
New MILLINERY AND FANCY GooD'
j. II. Malcy & Co.
ADMINISTRATOR NoTICB--L. Dukes
LIZ
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
Wooi Wanted g..

Wooi Wanted.
Osborn d Bro. want 100, 200 pounds
good wool, for which they will pay
the highest market price in cash.
Opposite Cages store. Call and see
us before you sell your wool.
OSBORN & BRo.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
Soldiers "a Sociely.
W. f. GIBBs

fN'lNs i'lN = VI NVCittN.
To TIE PUBLIC: Since our last
communication, we have shipped to
the Sanitary Commission, at Cincin-
matt, two boxes containing % shirts,
46 pair drawers, 80 sheets, SO pillow
cases, l3 bcd-sprcads, 50 towels, 3
handkerchiefs, Q pairs socks, 80 yards
bandages, go pounds dried apples, 3
lbs. dried cherries, D lbs. dried peach
cs, u lb blackberrics, pieces dried
beef, | bushcl of onions, | | cans fruit;
valued at S20S. Also, J barrel krout,
and J barrel picked cabbage.
The largely increased number OF
wnundod and suiferingi in Gen. Grant s
army, calls ior renewed efforts in their
behalf. We hope the friends of the
cause will be prompt and liberal in
their contributions.
Respectfully,
Mrs. NJ. GRAY, Secretary.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
Nominating County Convention.

The Union Central Committee has
decided upon holding the Convention,
to nominate county officers, on We'd
nesday July 18th. The primary meet
ings in the townships TO select dele
gates, will be he on the Saturday pre-
vious. The official call we shall pub
liSh next week
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05

Thr County Convention
On saturday afternoon, for the p'ir-
pose of appointing Delegates to the
Senatorial and State Conventions,
should be bore in mind. Come next
Saturday.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
C0l0red Soldiers.

Some eighty colored recruits pass
ed through Carey, the other day, Oh
their way to Massachusetts. The re-
cruiting progresses vigorously; Ohio
will yet furnish four regiments of col
ored men for the service.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-06-05
Cow Lost.

Cow Lost.
Three weeks ago, red COW, about
about five years old, in good order,
nice clean horns, on each flank a
white spot. She had bell with a
broad leather strap. ..yo.l
0Q"'''~ A. KARe, Findlay.
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Notice.

VOHN l.. Butk and Edwin Bark, Of a
sJ state of Indiana; Jacob Burk, Iosce Is
Burk and P,rry Bark, nuu-fcsiaynoek, I
tate of Ohio. and whose place NfOho, a a.,
unknown, will Lake notice 1868, i'la ~ lli
the county OF Hancock pH ihe County oi
on the lst day "t Manio, 4 Bill In Chancety
Court OF C"mmQmn l., Burk, EdWlh iihtN
liancocS Andseph NJ Burk Perry bnin ~
against ,lT. rusannth Burk, Jacob B1,s
/ Jacob. johnsnn, isaac Johnson, 4lec
! MiI, charles Dukes, Eh2t Dukes, JJnhp
o 49, sc,h Burk setting rih lhal sAiu VI i'I,' 4.
80. eniitled To dover IN ihe premises ~
' nuoH no,ition described, aud asking tha' s'N'
p.i , nav make tn her an ASS snmcnt4Gor
wv, un ,,n " s,id John l.. Burk, Edwin bdlS -
Ana ,ih enrt Az Joseph NJ, Burk ana perry h,rn
wv Uv,r,her notihed, that unless tley sll"nt
a.e ,nad' answer ordomnr 10 thcsNI VI,
a r,,h,n siSty days after the naNl l',n ., oy sn'
N,"" ,,r, Inc said Eizt Meek, AZ lto terin W. .,N
H,, a,sr iho expiration )i SAID slxly eags, vi,
"n, ,iy 10 said Court to take Tho matters W u nr
1,h'i ., ss conie essed, and to decree me e'' W
8, riingly: ., n ,eca
no o,NvAL. RaScxvoUp & uAos"
May I'd, lsS3'-low'