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GOLD.

Gold took aro,h r tumble in n "
l'rs y'se d Y, orepi; e AT Az, DE-
.c'ring TO 134 nd closing ut 475 90
.47f agqinsi see on Tuesday. THE
VS. caused by III, Union victories
on Monday
The decline IN gold, at r Union
v'ctoriee, lie The most natural thing
in the world. Nothing In; the in
sane divisions in tho loya statee.
consed its advance. Money is *.
trcmeIy sensitive. There was no
advance in its value, while the
North was united-none urtil the
traitors Vallandigham, Olds, b ipb'
md The WoodN, declared in favor o
lie S"uh. Then, capitalists saw
that the restoration Of the Union was
questionable, govcrnmrnt credit
went down and gold went MP -
Aft,r The elections last Fall which
went generally in favor Of these
-coundrels, it 'ook another start M.
ward AMI continutd tc 90 m. until
"a was evident that a reaction was
taking place. when il commence !
going b ckwarI aud the Spring
el ctions b ing in favor Of the gov
ernment down IT goes tgtin. Let
the people oi tie North be cno.
thoroughly nrit,d. and GID NJ
Silver W j again be plenty. When
viii the people ropudiaie the d, ma.
gognct who are les ding them 10 utter
ruin.
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Public Sale by Admin tratrix.

fs1HE Undersigned wi | fer tor sale at rub
1 lie Auction. M tAe late residence. office
Ind farm of pr. WM. u. CARLIN. deceased, IL
+mdlay township the gn,dS and chattels n
said deceased. consisting IN part ct
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Farming Utensils
sewing Machine. hee soaps. Medical book,
Book case. Medicines, surgical lnstru
menis. Splints. Specimens, Buggy, Wag
llarress,and many other articles not here
In men.i'ne1.
sac to commence AZ said residence at o
clock ~ the forenoon Ut the
18th Day &C iptD. \. d.. IsG3,
And adjourn from thence to said cillce an,
rom thence ~ the fam. ard continue iron
lay to day II necessary. anti, all said art Gle
are sold Terms ot sale made known on d.,
Il sale. HARRIET T. \. CAnLtN,
Administrative ot Dr.Wm. u. Carin, decease,
Findlav. ohio, Aptil 3D. l~GJ.
BWnwN 4 BURXET Att rueys
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AT 'as' accounls G. ". Foster. with
a hrigsdr o 'rnops and a few North
Carolina volunteers. or "huff,lo.s -
"a the rebels call them, was at Liz =
'le Washington, his communication
ith Newbern being cut of hy reb-
81 batteries on Tar river. r.. en-.
fcrcements sent to his aid from New.
bern could ro' reach i'm Ter wan,
It proper raval 'sciities or engag.
ing the rebel batteries. Re-eniorc,
m'n's hsvo been dispatched from
near Fortress Monroe. There ia q
reason to believe that the rebel for
ces in North Carolina have lately
heen strengthened by come 80 0OO
mon from tho Rappahannock army.
Firing had been heard from the di-
o'ion ~ f s'er's position at New
b'rn during two or three daNs. II
e supposed th't a battle had taker
place. Foster h Il provisions in
plenty and was strongly tor, fed, SC
hat no immediate apprehension.
were 'el, for the safety OF lis en-
nsnd.
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From Charleston.

PnILADEI PuIA, April 8 A pri-
vate io,ter us;ed IF Charleston. 1t
INST, eNJs:
Ii is reported that Charleston has
been evacustcd d by all he women
and children our iron cIads have
been in the Elisto river. tive nty
miles North OF here, lar week -
Admiral Dupont will be here to
day, when il is ssid tie homb rd
ment will begin Il ia Ferortcd that
the army will remain Il Polt ltuya
until after the bombsrdment |
think this report probable, ss the
rebels have had time and opportuni'
ty to iortiiy the land approsches 30
AS to make them almost impregns.
BILE. We have been engaged tor the
last two days in hanging cnsins 70
the sides Of our vessels 80 as to pro.
tect the machinery.
WAsHlNGToN, April 8. - Private
letters just recei we'd nom offic rs at
tsched to the Chsrles'on expedition
written on the evening oi the de-
parturo OF the fleet to attack that ci-
~, expressed themselves confident
o. success, and they say such is the
general feeling amorg both Officers
and men.
Fort MeNRoE, April Z. - The
steamer SpsnIding arrived here last
evening from luton Head end re-
ports tha, our fleet had oil lett ioI
Ch ,rleston, when she ielt.
The h.g.oi truce boat left to day
for City Point, with S65 rebel pris-
oners, Tor txchange.
A rebel csvalrylnan who deserted
from the rebel army on the Black
water, and Game into Norfolk yeste. :
day, says the cunfederates are maxi
ing arrangements to remove tne,l
capitol from Rlchtnond to Chatta-
nooga, and tnnt the scsrci,y OF pro-
visions and forage is the prlucips
rssfo".
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TUE negro troops IN f o'ids are
-till IN he way path nd Gre addii =
victory to victory Under the lead
rrship of Col Montgomery. they
have taken the town o Pi atha. cap
turing fifteen rebels, including 3
lieutenant, Subst qnently they re
'urned to Jqcksonvil-, which place
they cvacultod and burned
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Partition Notice.

II stA IL AAS1Ll In x BlSSs
JACOB u. WiNELAND, George W. Wineland
y Daniel W'uelaid Benjamin f. Wmeland,
Frances 4. Rcdteru Peter g. Rediern, her hus-
band. Henry \. Wineltnd and Abraham Wine
tnd, Ui Hancock County, Ohio, and ticy A.
Iinstman, intrrmarried with Jacob Instman.
her husband, and John l.. Wneland. ami Han.
nah Shull and ~ ~ Shul of WestmurelAnd
County, Pcgnsy ivania. viii take notice that a
petition WIS filed agtinst them on the first
Idty ut April, \. D., lS63, In the Court oi Com.
mon Pleas, within and tor the county uf Han
cocS, and state II Ohio, by Martha Smith, and
GIDEON Saith, her husband, and Is now pend
ing. wherein said Martina Smith d Gideon
smith demand partition oi tile following real
estate, t.-wit:
The east half of the south east quarter OF
section ninn. Also, the east half II the north
edsj quarter of said section nine except three
dci rs nut ut the sane occupied by George T..
Niuelind aud JacObG. Wiueltnd with a steam
law m.ll ana dwelling houses. Alsu, the east
part ot the east halt Ot tie sout h.eaSt quar-.
Ter ot section four. AlsO,the southeast qaar.
ter oi the south west quar- er Of section ave.
,lso, the south bali ot the south east quarter
OF said secti hve, all in toSuShip tg, Nustt
lange eleven east, in Hancock County and
state of Ohm, and that at the next term of
sad Court, the SAID MAJ tina smith ~ i Gideuu
smith VIII apply frr an order th It Parutiun
Iay be made OF said premises.
MAkrllA sMlTH,
GIDEON SMiIH,
BY DRowS BCRvET. the rAlt'ys.
tmdiay Aprll ., lsJ3. 6w
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lfWe learn that large number ol "cnn.
tt'hands' arrived here yesterday from the
EiNie border. We counted eleven wagons
~ one train, filed with dfrkies who seem :
ed IN be- N great g'ee. Most Gf them were
,ol unadnlternied African blood, white 9th
eaS gave evidence Of The CauGnSirn xture
We saw one very fine looking woman
wlih straight hair, ard bright olive com
PleSion IN the dnsky procession Before The
war the hand would have brought over
Iall mlilion of dollars on the block -
Nashville Union.
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1.-THE e ELECTIONS, q,
ALL RIGHT.
~>>>>~>~>~~s>~>~,>~
Connecticut loyal!
r~,~~~~>>~~~~~>~~
LITTLE RH0DYS0UND
CINCIN NATTI TRUE!
Gains Everywhere The next
Congress largely ULion !
Coppcrhcadism Dead

TnE complete returns rom Rod,
Island, show ilrrsliiy for Smilh
'or Governor, o 33lttnd M ior-
" Il 3,0o0 Jencks ir the fri Il .
ric' "a ~. c'td ~ C,nLr.e nv | SIS
orCr NIL, and y xoa in the 2d b
095 ovor all. A hw davs ago tie,
New York World wus coLfien, 9.
he election Ct tic "Drmoctatic''
candidate 'or Gcv,rnor ard T.,
mcu b'rs Of Congress.
In Miseonri, too, tho Icop'e have
r. corded tltir verdict. The rahi
cal 'marciraiionists have MED
81 louis hy over TO tht ussnd m :
jorily. md in J,G,rscn City Il @
sam" parry Lts irlmnl he'd.
O'd Connecticut hes r, spond, d tc
Rode lslsrd. There Sr,mcur. an
ontand.tut CoIpcrh,sd candidate
.rr GO1ctr"r, has hceu defeated a.,
Union parry carrying tie State -.
Ftc contest in Connecticut wa
'oughtwith great carr es'r, Sc IN loti
sides. The rcsult il decisive II
r, gard 10 Congress We have in'elli
gence Oi the election oi hrpe cut OF
the four Congr,ssmon. This stcu
es beyond doub', an administrat on
IN rity in The next house.
EvANsvILLE, Ind, Arril IA
orr city election yesterday tho un-,
C nditional Union ticket was elect.
cd Seven ont { nine Conncilner:
also a Collector, Treasurer, Mar.
shall. School Trnstec. ard all OH
or except one Assessor and Cit,
Engineer. The litter h d no oppo-
opposition. The Bu'ieruu's arc
emphatically played on. 1t is
Rlorio us truml h Tor lht Union men.
Prir oeton and Gibson county. has
also gone Union by large maiori-
iy.
CnIrLc THE o ,Api 6 -CLi'i.
cothe is Iedctmed. Til, Union tick.
o., aller u pcrate hand to bend
fight II a. tripmphcd today in this
city aga nst q m jni y OF inrer hnn-
Or, d last Il u. The Democl a. have
the Nj Yer hv 81, Int we / ave lhe
C urc Gil aud all the ret ri the tici-
ct, A glorions triumph 'lis, and
we send it greeting to our army
boys.
C LUMBUs The Journal says:
AZ from every other quarter, ue
are happy to record Union gaIIs in
Columbus. Taking the vote tor
Mayor As a hssis. we have gain
OF 7C0 votes on the Cox ,icket last
hl, rem ell boring the erlargcment
of t." CITY, which IN toto give Cox
over 300 II aioriiy.
STirnENvILLE April 6 - The
wi ole Urlon tl,ket ia elected in This
city ty M ii'y Of fr'm m 'onr hrn.
dred Snd eiGhiyi,ur to five hundre
and twenty. and tie township by
Uhion gain o. four hundred.
CLEVELAND The Lender save:
We have not Iul rturns Of II e
lection ,ts'erda,, hut we have
erough To Justify us in anucuncii G
the snccess a thr Union ticket IN
this CITY over Tie Bu'ternui ticket,
by a M ty OF rom 500 to 700
SrRINGFlErp,A ,Ap'i 7-tI Ian I'm.
ion ticker was elected. with cxcrp'-'
ion oi on, Com Gilman in or @ wald
Tho average majority or TIC Union.
ticket WIS larger than l. st Iall.
Troy O, April 6.-The Uncon.
dilionsl Union ticket was elected
here 10 day 10y one hundred I'd
hi'y maj ri'y. Glorious victory
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III! Ilnhi AA

Tn Cinc'nrst f qu rer. III ugh
i'h r'o r.t n ling TO be favorah e
20 A lowing soldiers h ,ote. nnd a .
90 lre'cndirg they we're ss copper
head as ia u. makes very sore con
.olsint Mt sllow NO sold era to vote
in Crcinnat', on Monday last l.
- cleerlv mp to double y siiions 10
serve i's turpofe. The soldier
ought 10 vote, would vote bu'hr.
nnt-they dId vote AMI voted against
the ut'ernpts. and H.! It was avs ful
in the Erqnir,r'a eycsl
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Farm for aalos

WILL sell my Farm vt 100 acres Of i'm.
L proved Land in Portage township. Han.
cock County section 2l, on the Sugar Iidge
Road. on asonable terms. to.wit: ne.haf
cash. and the balance in payments with mort.
gage security.
There IL good frame house, and frame
arm large enough for The Farm.
The land Ia AL under fence. seventy aci es
leared. and eight pa italy cleared.
II contains sugar orchard Of 100 trees 22l
hearing peach trees, 100 bearing apple trees.
md \ good lot ot vines. pear trees. berries.
&c. No waste land IN the farm, and uuiailing
Nator Tor use, aud running wafer for stock.
For further information enquire of the sub
scriher on the premises. ~ ut the aw Dnce
/ ol BROWN DUNN, in Head Quarters build
Iings, trdlav.
Apr 3 1863. JARVIS HUMPHREY.
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THE UNION srArt CONVENTION

THE UNION stare CONVENTION.
TIE undtr iercd, rerres, rtir s.
the Union orxsn z tion in lis S'atc.
after coreultation With the Union
members OF The Gen. raj Assembly,
invite all loyal CT, 2 rs who are ip
fsvcr Of the msinterance of III,
government and the vigorous pros
ecu,ion OF the ar, now carried on
for tle suppression oI the rebellion
agsinst il, To meet and appoint dele.
gstts TO Union Convention 10 be
held in Colun.bna, on Wednesday
the 11,h day Of June next. 1t II
o'clock A. VI Cje place Of meeting
TO he hereafter designated } 'or the
NJ inmate n oi o ndidates Tor the fol-
lowing Office:
Governor.
Lieut., ,ant Governor.
Auditor Of Stste.
Treasurer oi State.
One Jpixc OF ih, Supreme Conrt.
One monb,r OF the Board oi Pub.
lie w rks
TIE CMvt ntion will hc comrose d
of one d'lsgate or every five hun.
ircd votes gwen tor Governor Tod.
nd one addiilo al delegate or ev-
Try fraction oftwo hundred End ff
~ or upwsrd- hut no county to have
bss than two delegates.
IUnd, the apporiioumcnt. Ham
cock ia ,nti'lrd to four Dell gates;--
Wyandnt I'D II r,lin H. roe ec' i
We recommend that ttle delrpa,, 9
he chosen by conventions in the
sev.rA' counties. to be held on Sat.
urday The 13 h d y OF June.
The committee cannot bnt x,rsa
he graf tude they teel in common
with al loyal c.tz NJ. az the mn
mcrons linton meetings being held.
and the local Uaion Organic .tions
bring Termed in many parts OF the
State. and earnestly recommend
hat similar meetings be held and
organ 2 tiUns iorn ed in all parts o'
the State at the earliest practicable
leriod.
To give TO the State orgs n cation
the unity Necessary to its fl, c'iv-
working, and to enable the State
Convention to'correspurd with he
local organic ,tions. the ex ecutivr
officers ofthe locsl org 'zatirns II
please communicate to the S"rrt tn'
ry Of The State Convention the nsmes
and post office address ot their tfic'
ers and their plan Of organ z .tion
The undersigned enter upon their
duties with the purpose Of con'r bn.
ting Il cir full share in in'usirg he
utmost activity into the approaching
canvsse, and will be glad 10 CO oper
,te in all ie.sih'r modes OF support
ing onr noble army an5 securing to
tie Government a decisive lriur rh
in our coming election.
We call the espc ci.l attention o.
the St.te to the importance oi lhr
Srriug elections. and recommend
the immediate adoption OF all neces.
sary measures for securing The rig
est possible vote in every townsi ip,
ward and precinct in the State.
The III uds OF the Government
h ave hing to encourage their
hop ior the prompt Suppression oi
he reb ! ion The messnr, adopt
d by the last Congress have confer.
rcd upon tie Federal Adninis,ra
tion Ill III" ineAus necessary ior the
# The public or, dit, the
OI the army and enu'
Nling il TO .chi,ve speedy and d, ri.
sive victories over the enemy W.
congratulate you, ui.h I'll the loysl
people o. the country. npor the graf
lying prospects, and earnestly invite
Won 10 the active labor n, cessary to
hasten aud ensure the glorious re-.
snlt
Siened by he Uli,n S ate Cen
tral Committee.
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GTReror', seemingly well authenticated
con luue TO come 10 hand that the rehe $
will soon be compelled to evacuate Rich.
mond for want of food. II is believed,
however, that they are erecsiug formidable
defences at Chattanooga asa place for a
last grand rally, in case Of helng compeli-
ed TO retire from the borders.
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Mike an is it yerself thst'n b.
after iellih' how they IN ,k, ice =
cramc,r In truth | can Dun'r
they bske them in cold ovens, to be
shule."
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DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination # ingred ents In these
Pills is the result ufa long and extensive prac
tise. They are mild in their operation, and
certain in correcting all irrl ularites, Painful
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whether from cold or otherwise, headache.
pain IN the side. palpiation of the hcart
whites, all nervous affections, rsterics, IA
tgue, pain IN tie back and limbs, &C.. disturb
ed sleep, which arise from interruption of nj
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Co"per says the tear that is wiped
with address, may be followed with
. smi'e. 4 woman's tear can al
ways be dIiyd with q dress.
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uThs pIesldsuts proclamation is c.us,
/ 4 the return OF dsserisrs 10 their rssi.
urpw q, thsTais Of about 1000 per day.
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The Cevclard pnp'r- report The
arrest Of A. W. Dl,nn c. arsed with
melting u soldiers to d art. n,
was admitted to beil in S10oO T.
meet his examination before u S
Conn is,icner White
T. e Same auth, ,rtv reports tte
arrest Of G F Lewis Banker of tha,
city and publisher of The Oh Sol.
der Advocate. l. wis wss pdmi,
ted TO bail in the snm of $1,000
The X bel Congr, SO have pu
The Let N TO the screw by passin.
tho mpr'ssmtnt law, which per
mits the se iznre by the anttoririt q
all kinda of produce to be 70. i'll 81
the & vtrnmeht's own approval IL
worthless scrip.
Now, why q oul any secession
let IN Nashville ohjsct to going in.
c"n'intntly. t. take up HE nh de IL
laHd where Scu'h,rn rights" ar,
80 scrupulously respected Geutle.
men. tray stand not upon tho crd.
o' your g"ing, hut 20 at once, sn.
we may rhen he irve YOU to be siG-
cr-.- NashwHe Union
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Notice.

NOTICEi, horehy ven that tho unrlerslgn
~ ed hats been duly appointed Administrator
ot the estate at Thomas shaw, late Of Hancock
county, oh q deceased.
Mtrrh -. lS63. WM. M0FFIT
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Fsarasas for Sale

IN III undersigned EaS ~Uinc valuable Erns
tor sale, situated in llano cH county.
Il These wishIu. Ia purchase will hnd II for
their advantage to give me call.
Al pARKER, agent.
FINDL Y, Oct. ~ lsGa- (smr,
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A Desirable House and Lot 70 Sale.

-INtlE subscriber " shes to sell hi, rssirsnr.
i nn West -snsusky street.
The lot IS by 2J0 feet. ard bounded ~
ho West by an allie There is II zo.s stable
on the lot. The lot is vol stocked with
choice fruli irtss ar .krnbbsry. The -uild.
nS Is or BRICK. well built. the rooms are
cummodious amt well arranged. Auy on,
wishing r.nitortahle homo. vii 10 well l.,
-xAn ne this. The properly will be sold low
and terms made sAoy. For further iurorrH
u"n inJnir. u. SrANSBURY.
tIsELIY April 10, 1868.
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DIR. cuEEEs,IAy's PILLS

was the commencene. of y . era in the
treatment UI those irra u'aritics and obstruct
tons which have cons Ert so many to II rag
NATURE GRAVE. No 'emaie oygcun snuuj d
health unless she Is / ? Iuar, ana wheneyer-a
obstruction takes plaUlth bee, the geueral he a
gins to decline.
DIR. CHEEESMAN's PILLS
are the most elicctual remedy ever known fnI
nil complaints peculiar to females. To al
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sclans in America. Explicit directions, sta
ting wheu Il ey should not he used with each
ssx-ihe Price 81 per box, containing from 81
to 50 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting tc
Ia Proprietor. old by druggists generally.
r. b. HUTCHINi, PRopRIEroR,
20 Cedar street, New York.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereny stvsn that tho under
~ sigEsd has been appointed and qua sec
uin'strat"r oi tn" e. ate ot JOHN e.. SLA
/ K. ltc II Hancock lruuty. deceased.
April 10, 'G3. G j ECkFIs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-10

1ILIN'I4 G TroN The Lebanon
brought NJ four bales OF cotton yes
tcrday, from Shawneetown. which
had been raised in the southern
par, Of Illinois Tho cotton was
white and fine, although not so long
in Tho iihrt as the Soutern s'arlc,
with which however, it compares
very fevorably.
lr cotton ID King, tho location Ct
his kingdom is changing. South.
rrn Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, car
and will raise Cotton in abundance
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-10

Dispatches were received at
Washington yesterday rom Genera
llunter, mp to the 81 ins, The
lloet was concentrated at Srono In
lot, NV li'sng favorable weather to
commence operations. A gale was
blowing which might continue for
two days. Richmond papers ,l
Tuesday have been received on the
RsppHhsnnock. Chsrleston dis
patches throw no light on the stu
tIon 'htr; but merely say Impor :
ant movements were II progress -
The struggle was evidently beloved
to 10 impending. eif 'l.,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-10

bsIo 6,rbsc'ibr s,sd,s,ply kr IT.
-sHansock Affcrsoi ian.
k.snfon 4. f, ..r. ...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-10

Siened by he U1in S ate Cen
tr.l CJmnittce.