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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-17
eI9H Us hCAkL AND SEE.
s1ugBARVD 6 BA RNkY.
FindlsS Feb. G, 1858. III sEEfEs
Sale by Order tf Court.

JonS d. DIsuor, In Imcock County
DAVID DIXON. and others WV
nm pursuapce of an crder Of sale, issued IL
i said cause. from the Court ~ Common
Pleas of Hancock Oeuny, OHIO, and To me di
rec ed, | will expose at Public Auction, ~ the
aoTpf the Court House, m the Town OF Find
lay on said comfy. oh tho Er
d rAyensy-Fifth d,,y OF Apiii A. u, is63,
Between the hour Of ten chuck, a. Nj, anc
eDpr, O'clock, =. NJ, the following Propert!
rrWit:
Pirt of Inlet No. ], in Vance and Corey,
addition to tito town of findlay. ON which l.
situate tic wellknown Hotel, called tho
DIXON HOUSE. nam
Section No, 2 win DO sold, described AS fol
lows, to'wit:
saisec,ion No. o, being part OF Lot No. /, II
Vance and Corey,s addition 10 the town o
Finoiay, beginning Tor the same AZ the cente
OF the partition wall between sections one AN
lyo, Mt the end OF tysnly.th feet, S | 2 IN
.ebss sontn Of the northeas corner Of sai
town lot No. !, and running ihsLce sout
eighteen feet ten inches tothe centre Of tn
gpantition wall south oi the second room, q
theshrst reoin south OF the first section aboy
named, thence west two hundred ieet 10 III
west line Of said lot No. /; III snco north elgt
aeeir feet ten inches Ia the south west cHnt
81 seatan No. Il, thence east 10 the place
beginning.
pAiprsiset at atTwsnty,one Hundred dolar
T.RMS OF SALE One.t third cash IN han
b o., tho day Of sale, aud the baitLce In "
equal annual payments, IN one and two yea
wi b inefest1rup tie day II sale, lhe dele
red psynientst to ba secured bS mortgage
aald premises.
Taken 40 the property OF the rindlay Joi
FSasdaf 10 'Tpp"'i II. NEWELL. Trustee
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DR.. IIOOFkAND 81
Balls annie Cor al |!

FORTHs sPEtDYcrEE OF CUUGUs, E., Lps. INfLt
p ENzA. CR6uP. HoARssNgss. BRONCbITIs PNhuI
MoNIA. DISEASES oFTnE BOWELS, ARISING FRON
Cold lNCIPIfST CONSUMPTION. AND FOR Tiit
BgIIEP AND Nv AT ALI PossiBLE) cURF g. PA
TIESTs IN ADVANCED srk0 Es OfTuE LATTER DIS
EASE. If o. .I....t.t rra
The Balsamic Cordial is entirely u Vegetable
production, combining the healing properties 81
oI the I'alsam, with the iuvigorating qualities
ol n Cordial. producing Il combination SO well
adapted to the purposes intended, that there
are but few cases of diseases which viii not.
at au early period, succumb to its healing and
life-giving properties. Nul n
For ages. has the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases occupied the greater portion of the
attention of the scientific oi the medical world
but none acquired more emnence in his treat
ment of these diseases, than the celebrated
Prussian DR.. liounand. the originator of the
Balstmc Cordial. His life was devoted to the
production OF remedies that would stand unri
vailed. How wen he has sue ccee eded, the Amer.
lean people are able to Judge: and we positive
| ly assert. That no preparations that have ever
hoon placed before them, have conferred the
same amount ofbenehts on suffering humanity,
or have elected so many concentrations from
all classes OF sOvetv, "a tho remctlies OF Doct.
llopiaud, prepared by Dr. G. NJ Jackson & Co..
nt Philadelphia. The Cordial is designed for u
class of diseases more general and more fatal
! Than ANY other IT, which the people of this
Icountry are subject = those springing from a
| slight cold Th,t eminent authority, DIR. Bell.
says; 81 VIII not say that colds are to our in.
| hab tantS what the Plague and Yellow Fever
are 10 those Ut other countries. but can aver
confidently teat thoy usher in disease of great
cr cur 'Citv aud mort'ilt'v thfn these latter"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-17


WHISTLE IN His N sE.-The Dan
willie Herald says there is a smart
li'tle g. rman boy in that village
n.me Lntherborr, who has been
provide d by painre with a whistle
IN his nose 1t was fret. noticed a
few months since. and was sup
p'se t. pre- C ed from q cold but
he recovered without I0osing his
" ilo, and a lite practice will
make greater eur os'ty than cv-
|eryIhifg Barnum h got on h md
now, II BInum gets ho'd Of this
youngsier the public will pay dear
fCr the whistle.
during the solar cell 90. witnessed
n II ndoostan on The 1st o. Janun.
y, crowds Of people assembled a
the Garg's 10 baihe in its sacreC
Wa.els A corresp, lent estimat
the grand total at the must iDcred
ihle number of four niiiiols SucI
crowds had not been seen ia the riv
er for half century. HITt
Oz- Gen, Hooker has been writ
ten down by the penny aliners as
hard drinker, The army correspop
dent OF the Springfield Republican
goes so far as to assert, in substanc
that lie drinks like fsh, Tor h
! drinks, onlv oold water. , 81. p -.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-17

o. H |
NEGLEor "A wife cen hear much
from tho man she loves jealousy
vishness. unkindness. in all its
.ad vsrie,iee OF shape; bnt neg 4 c.
Is the blighting canker worm tina,
creers to the very core OF womsn's
tenderness. wittering md destrsy-
ing II within its reach. The wo
man Of weak and little mind wi,
sink teneath neglect, crushed like
the blade Of grass we tresd beneatl
our needless footsteps; but if she b,
Of lofty and daring spirit, she will
40 vor seek revenge! Aye. re,
venge 'hough it be bought at tn,
price of her own soul. .itl. O.. ri
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-17

OE Stores on the corners Of the
Exchange in Bqst m are lar.er than
my single stone in CIeopatra's Nee
Tie. and those now in erection or
the U.S. Trca ury building at w ash
ington are much heavier than an,
Stone of Pompey's Pillsr or the
pyramids OF Egypt.
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0apfafh 9eflrrsonian
FTNDLAY, /, OHIO, MARCH IL, 1853
rhc Rebellion In il, Last Stage.

II is a noticeable TACT that all tht
reasons assigned by the rebel jour.
u Is for tho extraordinary, premium
OF 800 per cent, for gold over Co..
f,derste paper are sn,h ae clcGrl,
foreshsdow the speedy collapse 81
the rebellion. J3i ..BN ,it.
The uses 10 which this state oi
things is a,irllu,ed are: 1. The
failure to redeem the promise that
lihc re ehould be a cessation OF the la
sue Of Confederate notes this Spr NJ
70. The sudden tide OF emigration
oi foreigners from tho rebel to the
lloyal States, who are conveltin!
their goods into gold vt any cost -
l3 Failure to pass the tx bill, the
Only method by which the currency
can be reduced 4. Thelnccpssitl
of paying gold for goods that run tie
blockade. 5. Arbitrary impress =
mcnt Of provisions.
1t 10 not in tie power Of the Con
federate Government to remove any
.f these causes of tho decline, bu
on the contrary, they must continue
to increase. until the end oi tho re-
bcllion A tax law can yield moth
ling where the officials have ,lread,
3. I'D and converted to their use al
available property. AL.
A few extracts from the rebel pa
pers will show no y nearly they ar,
10 despair in he success Of thei
canse.
The Richmond Ex miner says:
Nltht r from foreign Intervention
ror from The imperlous DEGREES o
King Cotton, nor from the iuagin
ed friendship OF the Northwest, no
from tho stupid ram re- OF the de
mora ai,zstion OF the Yankee armies
ioes any hope OF peace dawncupol
the land.
!. The Richmond Wing says:
/ When the fortunes OF wsr hav,
been go uniformly adverse.it is no
Surprising that people who see il
it's prolongation but the farther law
aging OF their fields the 10 8 of thei
slaves and the burning OF their hous
"a should desire it's cessation at III,
earliest moment and, perhaps b.
willing to make CONCESSIONS. whicl
others more fortunate would r CT
The Richmond Enquirer says
/ The horses that draw our artiller,
nd baggage haine and ambulance
are dropping their hoo's It and eat
ing one snother's tails off for wan
oI proper food"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-17

AT recent tea ia tv, yonnG
rdy offered tho following: The
Young Men Of tie Union. Their
arms onr support. Oar arms thor
re ward-Fall in men; fall in.
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eio Wages Paid! 9tOO
10 eel gseds fos The ADAns SEwsse ~
crrxr CosrAxY. We will give : eommis-
s;os On iii goods sold By our agents. o. psy
1900 a from so 70 500 per month. END
~ N necessary expenses. Ouv mschine
NJ -.srfect ~ iss nechsnism- a child can
ie.rn % operate Il y hsIl . aoss's isss,se-
lsioai II isequsI % any Family Sswing -
~s;,s \. use. and - have reduced - price
$50 -,ehioe i usrssnssd Tor three yesr'
xIirss. g. RUGGLES.
~ Sen. agent. Dssso,s' hieh.
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ADNISI0E
N-os;es : hereby given that me uoeer'
IN s;Oned hss besa sppolsse1 semiesstssso
y $3.50 son1 oftbs esssss 81 Hesy y bell
'iseesseS. ssid es.sss j. supposss % be 90
's''' W. q. ADAMS. sdns.
Ja.per. Iae. rebrsssy lsoslA-
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JOS. EGG, Proprietor,
Garner North Main and L,wresce s''ss'''
JASPER. IND.
~ = Uuicn- 10 now fitted up Tor the -
eep,ion Of travellers. end the propv'e'o'
|hopee 20 merit ss re o. eos'V" s.hs.
|cense will be spared TO renaer NJ 80.
Hotel in town His bar VII e = ~ ~. -
- /, has been heretofore ssPpiied ~is 80
lbest
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country IN o:e year, with like amount
III capital invested. than from corn ~
three veurs. Take. Tor example, tne
product OF one hand, and allowing
tina, one hand can cultivate ten acres
III cotton and five 81 corn 81 the same
time. and one IL nd can cultivate 10
corn alone, twenty acres. nA,B4 -,
In the first place, the average yie,u
III cotton here Is about l,5vV Pounus
ito the acre
One hand will work say ten acres
making $1,000 lbs seed cotton
which ass value of ? cents Per 10
in the seed, would amount I,
10
give acres in corn. ssy $50 bushels.
sorth here 3 cents : sushe': 80 y
III making -
q 70, ,,al,e, of one hand bang 500 Q
-
I'll Nov we vii foot % The cost Of
T. lthe above. and se have
lyRens for Is ssres d land. q = Pes - :
NHire of one hand three month";. q
- SIS per mont %
,IsIHre Of work animsls. same uns -
Ns Feed for animals na
as Board for hand three months -
oil Wear and tear Of pIcughs and gear .
20 For picking cotton, : ! : cent?
Gathering 5 acres Of corn
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Total cost for producing $2iv VI
Thus We have - profit from the
product Of one hand, the sum Of one
and ninety dollars, (SisoJ
icing q profit Of nearly one hundred
-per cent, with everything to rent AMI
hire. and selling 1t home prices. sup
e pose the producer owned the iand'
{ lhcrses. hands, and everything ncces-
= sary for farming. ard adding expenses
!. Iouiy for wear and tear, feed, &c
would not that increase the Pronp
above the foregoing calculation: ~.
le opinion is that il would add over =
oe per cent. I am satisfied, too, tha
i,sslthere viii be IN improvement IN ID
amount Of product upon the sam
~ amount Of land in years to come. .
Of vet. cotton raising is in it in'snc
sss,lhere. and the crop will improve J
Quantity ; the farmers acquire e
ne perience. inasmuch - cotton rePu =
al diff erent mode Of cultivation
les this coil from that Of any other sectis
Of the country. We will now 9
yer what the profits here are from the ~
me duct Of one hand, in corn. =.
ar. One hand will work in corn
n acres.
(he Allowing 50 bushels to the ac'
orlIOOO bushels, worth here - ce'
~; per busheI, yin foot up the sum
~,
i'll ~ -, N ~rrodn.iup which will
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OFFICRRs OF DU8Ols COUNTY.
IAIt0 +If" HftkM
Clerk-HEHsv A. HourRAus. fifA@
Auditor -JoHE MEHRIHGKR.
Tressurer-THEoDoRE SonDERnAHn.
observation-disclosures Lirscncl.
ShedG-JoRn WEiKtL-
Coroner -CaAxLEs Klaus.
6urssyee-6. WsLssAnsl
J. b. BicEwERnERl /-nm.
r.. n DAVIS. .n $500
orrlckRs or ~RAiEBiipcE sowrsH'r.
Jas,ices-Setastisa Kuebler, 81. kssfsr.
Rose.
rTussse-Ksspsv John. A
Coossables-A. Eckssi,H Endhoiss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07


Arrest OF a BsrTIsH AsET OFTiCEs-The Northern
papers are ventiiA,ing the fOiO~ing paragraph:
Two officers Of the British Army, who have been for
some past the guests Of the Confederate G6vern-
usnt reached Baltimore from RchmOnfiast Wednesday
Immediately arriving az the former city, Ona OF the
geutlemen-Captaia Wynne--was arrested by order Of
the Government and iOrthWith removed TO Washington
his companion being permitted full liberty OF action
proof Of eulpabiy We're forthcoming in his case
We trust that the authorities Washington will show no
mistaken lenieney in regard 10 Captain " VINE shoulI
his cuIpabity be proven. The boosted neutrality Of
Great Britain a shameless farce, wheh dLtbdRGs are
fitted In English Yards and manned almost solely by
sailors OF her marine, aud British officers act mes,eI
gers There are dozens Of British officers nov in Sece
STA and the rebels brig that many OF them serving
in the ranks o; their army whilst the freedom OF COM
municalOn between the COuedeFacy and the l0yaNOrh
enables them freely between the two sections
Although the Of the above arrests Tor the
present kept by the Government il Is Unlimited
that Captain Wynne has been guilty Of acting an
emissary agent Of the rebels aud his way
Europe with important Dispatches.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
FROM THE WRAT.

AFFAIRS IN KENTUCkY-THE EXPEDITION TO
CKSBURG-A RKANSAS LEGISLATURE
GRANTS MOVEMENTS, &c,
MoBILE Jan. A special despatch to the Adrertiser
aud Register dated Grenada, Jan. I'd says The Mem
phis Bu of the 27th ut says the presence of rebel
cavalry Kentucky caused the evacuation of Hickman
Lhe 2+h. Great excitement and confusion prevailed
at Columbus KY There had been skrmishing for four
miles, and attack upon the city spprehended.-
Every person making preparations for resistance but
Of battle Rumors placed the number of assaants at
$4,000 Confederate troops interceptng steamboat
communication on the Mississippi river, between Colun.
bus and Memphis The Bulletin thinks the Yankee ex-
petition to Yeksburg is of such magnitude to bear
down all opposition, aud any defence of that place VIII
be vain and fruitleSs
The Arkansas Legislature has imposed fine of not
less than IS, OO0 than $4,000, and imprison
men in the Penitenary from FIVE ten years upon any
person caught trading with tho Yankees
Gen. Hindman's scouts bring information that Grant,
having 5000 troops FROM Holly Springs Memphis
it believed that large portion Of his force would
join. NeClerRand's expedition.
Byhes cavalry drove the Yankees into their trenches
at Memphis, and captured and brought of 200 head of
cattle.
Rosecrans wrote North that he was about giving Bragg
a terrible thrashing.
Our troops are elated at Braggs success.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
200 HANDS WANFED.

RICHAOSD, Nov. 2sth, 1862.
WE wish ensuing year hundred abebodieo
w negro men, be employed by at blast furnaces In
county coal mines, James River,
teen miles above this cty.
works generally remote from the enemys lines and
negroes well red. think greatly to the Interest
OF those having hands dispose Of to hire them 10
The negroes viii Supplied with the very best PROVISIONS
which have already been ed and good clothing provided for
them a all Of the year.
hose Of hired for the present year, win
whether shall retain these hands the fur
until they required; and, II not, what point they
returned OF the may have changed their
places Of residence.
Payments hire NJ these hands vii be made either at
FArmyie ynchbprg FncSSte, this city annually
terly, at the option Of the owner.
Application be made to p 7. Glasgow, Hncaste WIN. T.
Patton, Glover Dale Furnace James Patton, Grace H
naoe Jordan Alum SPRING. John H. Jameson, Lynchburg
BENZ Holiday Freiercks Hail. Lcrsa County James ~ Poln
dexter, RArnyile, the undersigned, az these works
no1s-6 " j. 4, ANDERSON co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
800 REWARD,

DUNAwAY from Sherwood (ho late residence Of Roger At
knson, decd In Lunenburg county, Val Sunday the
sh OF April 1867 named ARCH between u and Is years
age inches HIGH black color aud pleasant
lie went OF dressed in dab ud nsey mock coat
and pants black SLOUGH hat and boots through
lie may have changed his clothing He aud other
removed from the county OF Loudoun to Sherwood in
last doubtless his back TO that
~ He arrested and lodged In jail the Esd OF april last
Hanover Court Housen company however with two other
goes and two white 1.-THE two white charged with ieopy
all confined In the Arch escaped from jail about the
Ist day Of May last.
Dollars win be paid by the apprehension
delivery said negro In Jail that get him again. be-
sides all reasonable expenses Ell.
Ny address is Intervention Post Office Lunenug county.
Virginia.
jy23-f Stafford J. RAMEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-07
FROM OUR ARMY IN TENNESSEE

DEsPAFcH FROM GENERAL BEAss-EHE ESKMT RETIRING
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 5.-Despatehes from Wartrsce
that the enemy had not occupied MurfeesbOrO this
morning Reports were still coming in that the enemy
is retiring Nashville. Parties just from the front
port that Morgan attacked and routed force of the
emy at Galatin.
The following despatch has been received from Gen.
Bragg:
TuLtahoma, Jan. 5.-Unable to disodge the enemy
from his entertainments and hearing Of reinforcemens
to him, withdrew from his front night before last He
has not followed. Ny cavalry are close on his front
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CORcORAS AZ SUEroLE--T The BasmOr& 4usT'caH'i
correspondent at Suolk Va, announces the arrival Of
General Corcoran Eith his entire brigade. He to take
command there. Gen PeekIs command vas moving in
'anolher direotiOn'-probaby to North Carolina.