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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-08
SheriH,s Proclamation.

DROCLAMATION is hereby made to all
l. the qualified voters of Gallis county, in
the State of Ohio, that a general election will
be held as required by law. on the Second
Tuesday Of October, IN the year A. d. 1868,
being the 18th day thereof, at the several
places of holding elections In said county Of
Calls. at which time the following officers
are to be chosen, viz:
One Governor; one Lieutenant Govethur;
one Judge of the Supreme Court; enc Auditor
of State; one Treasurer Of State; and one
Member of the Board of Public Works.
One Senator to the Legislature, composed Of
the counties Of Lawrence. Gallia, Meigs and
VInton.
One Representative to the Legislature; one
county Treasurer, one Probate Judge; one
Sheriff; one Coroner; one Recorder; one Prose-
cutting Attorney; one Commissioner, and one
Director Of the County Infirmary.
Also. the Trustees Of the several townships
in said county of Gallis, are requested to re
turn the following number of Jurors for their
respective townships, VIZ:
Ohio Springfield 8
Clay Morgan
Gallipolis II Walnut
Addison g Perry
Cheshire 10 Raccoon
Guyan 4 Huntington
Harrison Greenfield
Green
Which notice is given pursuant to law
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
September, A. d. 1863.
JAMES CAMPBELL, s. @. @.
By 5. B. RATHBURS, Deputy
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-08
NURSERY.
c. N. PALMER,

OFFERS for the Fall trade a very large
" stock of Fruit trees, Apple trees standard
and dwarf; Pears, standard and dwarf; Cher
ries, standard and dwarf; Plums, Ounces,
Nectariues, Apricots; also fine assortment of
native Grapes, Vines, and very large stock
Ofsmall Fruits, Currants, Goose berries, Black
berries, Raspberries, Straw berries, Rhsbarb,
Pie-plant, Asparagus Roots; also fine col
lection of Evergreens, Ornamental Shrubs,
Roses, DahlIas, GladIolusses, Tulips, Hya-
cinths, Chrysanthemums, and a very large
stock of Green house plants of all the leading
varieties in cultivation, at low rates. Those
wishing to purchase / would invite to call
at my Nursery, or leave your orders at the
Gallipolis Post-offiee, Gallia county, Ohio,
and they will meet with prompt attention.
Descriptive Catalogues of prices, furnished
to applicants gratis. @. N. PALMER,
Oct. /, lS63-5w.* Proprietor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-08
SUPPLIES
Wanfed.

THE highest narke. prise win be given for
i BACON, BEANS. and POTATOES.
For further particulars, enquire at the
oaies Of The commissary Of Subsistsnes.
GaIlipolis, Ohio
September 10. 1862.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-08
Lost.

A CERTIFICATE of deposite in fayof ,Sf
N Mrs. L. M. Stafford. and payable at The
Banking House Of Chas. Henking, Gallipoiis,
Ohio, for the sum Of seventy-tiye dollars, was
lost d6ring the Morgan raid. The Certificate
is endorsed on the back-L. NJ. Stafford and
Sarah A. SafT6fd. Persons are hereby notified
not to trade for this Certificate, as payment
has been stopped. The finder viii confer
Catharine Bfaguet, on Fourth st., Gallipolis.
L. N. Stafford.
Sept. "a, 1863.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-08
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Sd.
NEWS OF THE DAY.


We had q conversation yesterday
with a gentIem an who left Chattanooga
on Saturday last. He spoke most en-
couragingly Of the situation. Every
bulldog of size in Chattanooga bad
been taken possession of and filed with
commissary stores. This shows that
Gen. Rosecrans means to stay there.
and that there is no danger Of bis sup
plies giving out. The telegraph
brought us no news from the Army of
the Cumberland last night.
At last advices Gen. Frsnklin's corps
had sailed from New Orleans-destina-
ton unknown.
There was an accident at Nashville
on the 29tb, by which ninety rebel
prisoners were wounded and several
killed. One hundred Of these rushed
on the stairs at once. causing the latter
to give way. and precipitating the
crowd to the lower story.
We have rebel advices from Charles
ton to the 76th ult. The papers Of
that city claim that Beauregard's guns
give our troops st Wagner a good deal
Of trouble.
The latest estimate of the available
f,~,.. n H. - olo ;s aa folIous.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-08
Baker,s ChocoIate.

EoR sale by o.r9A. HRNK1Ne,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23
DuLrrp IN rEv MtsurEs,

III RRYAN'S PUbMONiC wAFENSl
Tue original Medicine o tahlishod in 1887
snl first articiu vi tho Kind ever introduce,
z the name ui 'Pulmonc Waters" In THU
o. ady other county all other Pnlmonic Wa
ieis Sre commercials. The genuine Can It
known by the maine BRYAN being stampet
on otct WAFER.
rlryan's Pulmonit wafsfs
Relieve c iughs.C .CO.ds. sore throat, H0arsenees
BryRn's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, ID, fffcult Breathing
Bryan's Pulmnnlc Waters
Rollove splitting of Blood, pains fn tie Chess
Bryan's Pulmonic waters
Helevo incipient Consumption LungBiscHse
Bryan's Ptffmonio Waters
Relieve irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils
Brysu's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve tho above eoRpain,s in Ten Minute,
flfy ans Snftfonic WATERS
Are y bleasjhg Ia al Classes and Constitutions
Bry9ns Pnlmonic wafors
Are adapted to Vooslists and Public Jpeak ers
BryanS Pulm0nic Waters
Are tn simple form and pleasant to the taste
Bfyan's Fnlmonc Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
Brysu's pHlmonic .Wefers
Warranted 10 give satisfaction To evory one
No family Should he without II box OF
Dryan's Pulmonic Waters
In tho house
No .sa,sit should be without supply of
bfyan's Pulmonio Waters
Ia his pocket
No person will object to give for
Bryan's Pulmonio Waters
-Twenty.Five Cents
JOB MOSES. sole Proprietor, stcr, Roche
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23
LYONS KATHAIRON

b This delightful article for preserving arc
beautifying the human hair is again put ~
y the original prcprit tor, and Is now mad,
with the same care, skill and attention W 'ch
nrst created its Immense and uni rece dc N Cd
yales of over one million bottles annually Il
10 still sold at rs cents In large bottles can 90
silly be sold IN n year. when II is again knowi
that the kathairOn Is not only the most deiigh
fnl hair dressing I'm the world, but that il
cleanses the scalp Of scuri and dantruff give,
the hair n lively, rich luxuriant growth. ant
prevents II from turning gray. These are
considerations worth knowing. The Katha
ron has been tested tor owe twelve wears AN,
10 warranted as described. ANY lady who
values 4 beautiful head cf hair will use the
Kathairon. II is finely perfumed. cheap AN.
valuable. II is sold by all respectable dea
ser throughout the world.
ID. s. BARNES q Co.. New York
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funtorh 9eIfsrsOniaa
Local and Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Nnsby .sIshoos a Adres,.n
Church uv st. valandfgu'm, !
Oct. the 21. '63. (


Oct. the 81, '63.
The day is past and gon, and She
dark mite is onto US. Beeten, rowtd,
hoss, foot and dragoon, the futur Nv
the Dimocrisy is dark. But my flock
did ther dooty. Run NV em kin rede
enuif 2 hurt en-, and 2 mafk assho-
Irens dubly shoor, I he'd em ez drunk
ez bid owls, all the day afore. Hents
they wuz in fine votin order.
/ ishood, this. mornin, The follerin
ADDRESS TO THE DiMocRIsY Nv ONO.
a inspccshcn Nv the elecshen re.
turns satifies me that yoo hev bin
beetn--by wat menes it isn't wuth
while to eggsaminc. 1t is enuff that
vile 2 hunderd thowsend soGers were
sent home to vote agin us, our Suth-
rim trends were maxim it lively fer the
trent Linllin around Washinton. Ho-
lney wuz in the Lions carcase, and
out Nv korn cometh whisky-wo hev
this consolashen, that vile them bloc
koted tools wuz q votin us down here
they eoodent be KILN Nv Demo.
Gratis down there.
Yoo wuz beeteu; but nobler bat.
tuel fer county oriises wuz never fit.
Yoor uncomfortable firmnis even
with provo marshels among 700, Sc
coord free speech and free ballot, and
tho libralty NV our candydates Sc
koord wat wuz better than awl, free
whisky. Be not diskurigd. Name
tame yoor rites, stand firm 3 yoor po-
sish, never yecld yoor prinsipples
Listen not to him who wood hev yoo
lower yoor standerd-partickelerly
do warn 700 aginst lissnin war
dimicrats--ef ther uees is adoptid me
and Valandiggum is left out in2 the
cold. Their must be no mellerin NV
our opinyuns--they arc mcller enuf
now. Ef me and Vandaldiggum and
Pew hev emmy hope NV ngin holdin
orfs, it is in the Democratic party
alone-we can't git in2 emmy uther.
Ez Valandiggum's rite bower, ]
thank 700 fer yoor sympathis and
suffraiis, tho moar NV the latter and
less NV the former wood hev sooted
him better. BE assurd that tho still
in cggsilc fer no offense but his sym
paths with his trends south, aad his
nssershen NV his constooshnel rite NV
opposin q unconstooshnel war, and
the peaceably advisin Nv the Dimoc-
risy to forcibly oppose a tiranikle adj
ministrashen, 700 will find him sted-
fast in his vews, troo 2 himself, and
reddy, e2 ever, 2 accept emmy nomi-
nashen the party may Civ hun.
PETROLEUM V. Massey.
p. s.---Needin n new overkote,
hev determind . rase fund fer the
Iperpus of putin new hingis on the
gait NV Vandaldiggum's mother, to
replais them broken by the Abolishn
hords. Contrihbushens NV five (5)
scnts and upwards thankfully reseev-
ed. In the CRATE coz NV human rites
and constooshnel liberty,no troo Dim
ocrat shood stand back.
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Barn Bsrued...copperhead Malisni,y.

Barn Barued.--Copperhead Malignity
last Saturday night the barn o.
Peter Shoemaker, of Amanda town
ship, was burned to the ground, with
two horses, and Mr.. SIS entire crop
af wheat &c. The loss will reach
S1700, q portion of which is covered
10y insurance. -
The burning of this barn wa) >
work of Copperhead incendiary.--
Mr.. Shoemaker is a staunch Union
man, and one who does not hesitate
TO express, and defend his opinions.
He has been firm, unyielding sup.
porter Of the Government; and has
therefore been the mark that style OF
persecution the copperheads of Aman-
da know so well how to infiet. On
several occasions, within the last two
years, his fences have been torn down
ana his crops destroyed, always after
he had taken part in some demon.
stration for the Government.
A subscription is being taken up to
make good his losses. Every good
Union man should contribute his mite,
that Mr.. S. shall rot suffer for right.
eousness sake.
This lawlessness is the legitimate
result OF Che teachings Of the Copper.
head leaders. They have been edu.
eating their deludcd followers for
months, and The result of their labors
is beginning to appear. They have
denounced law and authority-in a
sneaking way have counseled resist.
ance TO law; and have never failed To
apologize for and defend men who had
sufficient courage for open resistance.
In Amanda their hints and teachings
fell upon fruitful ground. The resist.
ance TO Marshals, the harborino of
deserters, the destruction of crops,
and finally incendiarism, is the result.
The effect the township is feeling
The same grade Of land sells for near
ly twice as much in Delaware as in
Amanda having all the ad.
vantages. Delaware is an improving
township, increasing in cap
ital and in population--Amanda is
the reverse. Capital is driven away,
and the township stands still.
1t is possible that the more respect.
able of the Democracy will see these
things presently, and endeavor to stop
these outrages. If they have any re
gard for their own interests they
surely will. 1t is a losing game for
all concerned.
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Jollification at McComb

Monday evening last, the stauncl
Unionists of Pleasant township re-
joiced over the glorious victory of the
Tuesday previous. 1t was fine af
fair. Two large gums were burned
and the town was illuminated. The
business places and dwellings of j
B. Award, w, Mitchell, John Dyke
j. Haddox, b. B. Barney & Snyder
j. r. Turnpaugh, Geo. w. Brooks
j. L. Smith, VIM. j. Sholty, Mrs
Sholty, F. Insley, r. A. Fairchild
DIR. Turner, II. Letter, Hugh Boyles
A. Letter, j. Pennington and z. Bar.
ney, were finely illuminated. Rous,
ing speeches were made by Col. Glib.
son, Colt and J. B. Dunn. The Union.
lists OF Pleasant are wide awake, and
next fall they will wipe out the small
copperhead majority, and bring the
township along side of Findlay, Blancl
ard, Delaware, Big Lick, Liberty ant
Cass. Look out for Pleasant.
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Fresh N VS..

Fresh N VS..
JACKSON FALLS, n. H, Sept %, '63
DEAR BRo:--Found q case of Dip
liberia at Bartlett, the Physician pro
nounced incurable. Her throat was
dreadful, and had but little hopes of
her recovery. She took the "Cure"
every two hours Sabbath noon she
threw up piece of membrane ] IL
inch long, and one inch thick. She
breathed better and could swskow
quite well. As l left her the tears
rolled down her checks, while she said
God directed my steps to her. Her
Phyician said it was a wonderful med
icine. This case sold "a bottles be-
fore / left the house. Some people
came 80 miles after it.
Truly yours, j. WEEKS.
would not take 500 for the med.
icine for my family use, said Hon. Is.
rael Green, the other day. Have used
it for every one Of my family. Have
bottle in your house without delay
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he New Gail

Nv Nv w ' "f
The President has issued a call fol
100000 men TO take the place of the
soldiers whose term of service has
well.nigh expired. Ohio's proper.
tion is $4,000, Hancock county, $50
Findlay, so. Unless the number i,
raised by volunteering, there will bc
draft the 5th Of next January
There is no reason why this number
of men should not be raised without
q draft. The Government offers
bounty of s902 to raw men, and $40:
to men who have been in the service
nine months which with the regular
pay makes the service as profitable
pecuniarily, rs other callings. Lei
there be an united effort, and the mel
will be raised.
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yJ,uE anEGT EsoLfsu REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARk's
CFLEBRaTEU FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription uf Sir Jnmc'
Clarke, N. D.. Physician Extraordinary TO Tho
Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uniaing in th'
cvre Of all those painful and dangerous dtsea
sos TO which the female constitution Is sub
Jsct, II moderates all excess and removes Al
obstructiens, and q speedy cure may be re
ted on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
IL Ia peculiarly suited. II will. in \ short time
bring on tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the
Government Stamp of Great Britain, to pre-.
vent coun,crfeiis.
CAUTlON.-These Pills should not be taken
during the FIRST THREE MONTH oI Preg.
nancy, a. they are sure to bring on Miscar-
fiage, but Ht any other time they are safe
IN all cases of nervous and spinal affections
rnin in tho Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertlon, Palpi;ation of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, these Pills will effect Il cure when
all other means have failed: and although n
powerful remedy, do not contain Iron calomel
antimony or anything buriful 10 the constitu
tion. Full directions In the pamphlet around
each package, which should he carefully pre-.
served. Sole Agent for the United States and
'Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed
TO any authorized agent, will insure u bottle.
containing so Pills, by return mail. 925
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ART.

ART.
Dir. T. III. Yates, the Artist. at Reit.
erman's, is finishing at this time, por.
traits for a number of our citizens. -
He is really an artist of talent, and
deserves . liberal patronage. A por'
trait Of Lieut.. Col. Stoughton attracts
considerable attention. Mr.. Reiter.
man is taking a new ambrotype, call.
ed the "Cmyon," which is a decided
improvement. His new'gallery is be.
coming place of popular resort
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23

Horse Strayed.
Broke from the wagon of the sub.
scriber, two and half miles from
Findlay, Thursday morning, the 18th
inst, bay horse, with heavy name
and tail, blind in left eye, medium
size. A liberal reward will be paid
for information concerning said horse.
Address, G.. CHAMBERS,
Leipsic Station, Putnam County, o.
October 18th, 1868.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23

Prndncc Market.
WHEAT-l05 to 10 cents.
CoRN-new 80 C.
RYE--70 cents.
BUTTER--l6c.
EGGs-12 cents.
LARD and cents.
OATs-55 cents.
TALLow--9 cents.
BEES WAx-30 cents.
TIMOTHY SEEp-S2 90 to225.
CLOVER SEEp-S4 % to S425.
WHITE BEANs---Sl so
DRIED PEACuEs--Sl so.
DRIED APPLEs--SI 90.
PELTs-25 TO 80 cents.
HIpEs--6 cents gceen, ~ dry.
RAes-Cotton 3 cents.
WooL-55 70 G5 cents.
FLAX SEED--Sl 40.
SALT $500.
PoTAToEs--50 to 60 cents.
ApPLEs--35 c. per bush.
ERw York CATTLE MARKET. Oc'
2U.--Beeves, lst quail. 5000 to 10, 5(
ordinary $3.50 10 800; common, 8
to s; inferior, 6 to 7. Swine--Corr
fed, 4 rs to rs; still.fed, S IA
8 %. Receipts--.-Beeves, 7,29l
Swine; 1899,
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October 21st, 1868.
The Soldiers AID Society.

The Soldiers AID Society.
or Findlay, shipped one box Sani-
tary Stores this week to the Commits
sion at Cincinnati. The box contain.
ed 8 pairs drawers, 16 sheets, 6S pill.
low cases, 3 muslin shirts, 3 flannel
shirts, Al towels, II lbs dried apples,
40 handkerchiefs, pair wooden socks,
i sack hops. Valuation Sl02,55.
The net proceeds of the dinner on
the Sth inst, was S13S. In behalf
of our sick and wounded soldiers, the
Ladies of the Society return thanks
to a generous public for their liberal
patronage.
Mr.. VIM. Henry, of Marion town,
ship, donated 5000 to the Society.
Mrs. NJ. GRAY, Sec'y.
Findlay. Oct 22d, 1868.
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New dwellings.

There is an urgent necessity for al
least fifty new dwellings In Findlay.
Every day there are inquiries for ten,
ements, and there is not one to rent
Of any kind or description. There
will be next Spring a demand for at
least fifty more dwellings, and per.
sons intending to commence building
this Fall should hurry up the work as
much as possible.
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AIarrieA.

Married.
On the Sth day OF October, by Rev
Meeks, Mr.. John w. Taylor and Mis-:
Eliza e. Meyer, all of this county.
October Sd, by Rev. Van Eman
Mr.. J. G. Baker and Miss c. A. More.
head, all of this county
October 18th, by Rev. Van Eman,
Mr.. Manasson Adams, and Miss Cor
della Dorsey, all Of this county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23
Queer, IsnN 1t!

Queer, Isnd IT!
There were ten Democratic tickets
in the box in Findlay, with vallan,
digham's name scratched. EyOvei
seventy-fve Democrats are now claim.
ing that they cast these ballots. We
do not wonder at any well-regulated
man being ashamed to own he voted
for the "exel far away"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23

Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saler-
atus is Tar superior to super carbon
ate of soda, and may be used i'm the
same manner, with cream tartar, and
for all other purposes where soda is
used. 1t is perfectly healthy, and re.
quires less in quantity. Try one pa.
per, and you will never have any 9TH
re. Grocers and Druggists sell it,
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Religious Notice.

HeIfg'Ous NOTICE..
Elder M. Riddle, of Ashland, Ohio,
Minister in the Christian church, will
preach in the Court House, on Sun
day, November 22d, at II o'clock A.
NJ, and Z p. M.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23
Rally Round the Kegs

KHIIy Kouhu The htss
The Aid Society have one dozen
empty kegs at Cages store; am re-
quested to say to the farmers of Han
cock that the ladies want these kegs
filed with krout, slaw or apple but.
ter. If one family cannot fill q kee
let several families join together
Send in and get the kegs.
NJ. GRAY.
October 2lst, 1868.
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NEW ADvERVIsENrHNrs.

NNW NUNNRVINFMNNTI
Notice the new advertisements.
Dissolution Notice-Barnd & Bar.
Iney. Mr.. Barnd retires, and Mr.. Bar.
Iney continues the business.
Legal Notice.. b. Dunn.
II. P. Gage & Co.-New Goods al
Empire Store.
Recruits Wanted--Provost MasshaI
ID. S. Brown.
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Sword.
The magnificent sword presented
by the 3lst Ohio, to Col. NJ. B. Walk.
er, is at Shannon's Jewelry Store
1t is splendid sword--a fitting com.
pliment to a most worthy officer. Tc
alter Shakspear trifle--
"a blade did ne'er sustain itself,
Upon better soldiers thigh"
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Sash Factory.

Sash Factory.
A building intended to be used as a
Sash Factory on Main street, near the
Crook House, is nearly completed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23

a black terrier pup, with II white
spot on his breast, three months old.
liberal reward paid for the animal
at this office. 1t
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23
The Soldiers Vote

But few returns have beon received
from tn camps. 1t is generally con-
ceded that Brough will have a major.
ity of 200, and that the entire county
ticket is undoubtedly elected. Capt.
Preble's company, at Covington, gave
a Union majority of SO. and a squad
of sharp shooters at Corinth, l6.
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Lost.

A leather Pocket Book, containing
a lumber bill for Hurd d Johnson,
and small sum of money. The find
er will be literally rewarded by re-
turning it to JOHN SWANK,
Clement Post office.
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Truly your friend,
j. NJ. ASHLEY,

The rejoicing was kept until late
In the evening. The Union men of
the cornty are wide awake They
will not rest content with the victory
they have achieved, but will keep at
it until Hancock is placed in the list
of reliable Union counties.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-23

N Hnme.
Col. NJ. B. Walker, OF the 31st, is
at home, suffering from severe wounds
received at the hattie of Chickamauga.
The 2lst was in Colonel W.'s brig.
ade, and he says they fought like IL
ons.
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THE yEEFEnsINIAN.

TIE JEEFERS SJNIAN.
Our friends in the county can do
the great cause no moro. efficient ser.
vice than BY extending the circulation
of Che JErFERsosIAN. Every Union
man IN the county should have it,
We hope our friends in each township
will make an effort to enlarge our
list. Send in the names.