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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01

Total number a. fs,l.rate. ...... 2s4
Tho Comnttoc recommend 70 the counties thatha,c not
already held conventions or the purpose. to assemble IN
their proper places early day appoint deicsars
u accordance with the foregoing basis and 10 perfect an
open and thorough organization of a who 10 favor Of
maintaining th' Union Of the States and hc Government
81 our fuher and all opposed TO the corrupt destructive
and revolutionary abolition pery Of the National and
state Administration
uy order ~ the Committee
GfO. McOl 81.
indianapolis, june ., lsHi Chairman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01

4 TrHE AMERICAN fnsfKNsARi We TREAT ~
~ new method and with the hsPpest results, I''o'
hPsHs tyeri, FALLING OF the Womb, tnoerafion tfocr'
ation, LafAofrled, whtes triHafg and all other dis
eases 20 which the Atasfcm Female h peculiari,
liable Send three dollars and receive by express one o
the Doctors Female AvriHgcs. Thls instrument shouc
bc used by every Ia the land for the purpose OF
ceniHsss. coDllor heGifA, &c. sent free receipt
OF stamp. copy of Private Letter % Married Lade,
on health, &c. The Doctors celebrated Female rus
fresh from the nspcnsary. cofg good VA simple dis
eases, irrcguariues, a.. Price 81. sent by mail
AZ the .imsricda HisJsRsdrH We also treat, tchoul
meIcurg and with never failing success, lenerid of
what the quacks call Iicdfe secret diseases SyAlis
In all its stages Gonohea elect, structure Hydrooele
Crcoccle Yareocclc Carsocele spermaiorhea, Seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency and effects of self-ahure The last six are
trcaed Of ia "priyae letter" which We send free on
receipt of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge ot this de.
parncnt IN - the best Hospitals Ia Europe and IN
New York city, enables him 60 patients soentihoal
w and restore them speedily
Those living at a distance can communicate by lette.
treated their homes. Ia urgent send a.
0r tlO and receive Wsoioines,
Consultation frse and coR63cEfidi Room No. 2ll,
Esst Washington street, indianapolis. L. q. Box 1894
apr9.diy-wl2t,l lam
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DAILY SENTINEL
state Convention tppor
ttonmoot of Delegates.

A peiasats Convention 81 ue prs.efsey If lf.i.tus
VIII pc hei bee Indianapolis na
TUESDAY. Inr igui DAY ol MY. laa.
Tho State Central Committee fsei thr ropfo-t utstons
b. iolans That county delegates be appointed ou the
ha., of pnr delrsar for ete1 ono hundred sote.. land
Cor every ira,uou of an5 aud oter cai lof secrr
lny 81 State at he October election 20 i-s1. The ial-
loving therefore ull bs he number n delfg'le' anil
the vote ia which each ranug al ie eaHfe n fao con.
runtau
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01
mArIs % ADyrHrIslaG.

rasinsss Notces Published n ths local columns, of ten
- or under, vii BE- charged fer each lnsertipn ai 81
N ten lines zen cents perl
thnoanc|ng deaths With funeral notice attached ~,
hnuf roflcr free.
afTnare Notices % cent?.
5ttes oi Festivals, Plcnics and fxcufso ons gotten ap
lvdnas sssocatons. hy ohnrehes. a. the regular
eaa
Advertisements ieadsd aud placed under the head -
cla Notices ten lines or over will De charged double
aana rates.
fearly adNertlssrs 90 pay quarterly.
,nnorcug candidates Tor Office of every description
be charged Al The rate ofe 30 fof each name u The
lly. and l2in The Daily aud Weekly. the % be- Ia
la-@. paid in advance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01

tfsl. payable 90 lhs carrier
tFshts eiii be supplied "a ~ cents week
II N hassY may Pc ssuf ~ ouf fiss ~ Espfess pre-.
pii, 90 IN Registered Letters ~ ma sihsfslss pll
sH he fssponsiblo o. any loas that may occuF
iif sutsCfnffs el be brd fespo.ifs fof psftfs efi
stslf housss ansf thsy have removed ~ When they
sh them discontinued anisss roufe o. fven he ~
ffs ~ pauilcauafl
go paper without pr Payasni, fantiuasdiaugsf
Tan paid o.
Copies of ils ustf sHsusfi can BE- bad - fls Office
each morning. anf us WrTHtf sEsfsEt safh H0Hs
iaf mofnina. neafly eVelaIfd, ~ mailing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01
MEDICAL.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. COIYouR, MEDICAL OFFICE No. 70 SOUTH
Meridian Street. foreits his fee II he fails Ia cur
ing any case that may come under his care, matter
how obstinate long standing. lie warrants you
cure. syphilis In the primary stage. helped In % min
utes cured In - hours. elect Of 20 years standing
cured by Dr. &. Onlce hours I 90 10 T. NJ mar25
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALESI

One department OF Dspensary specially
to the OF ;ae Diseases OF Females such Lu-
chorrhea white Irregular, Painful and Suppress
henstruation Nervous and General Debility Disease
he Womb, BarreuneSS. DC.
Consultations and examinations free OF charge.
Also for sale, DE-. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distinctions, irregularities, &c Married la
dies in certain situations should not them, they
would cause miscarriage Price ~ per box, and may be
sent by mail.
DR.. GAbEN'S PRENENTlVE--An invaluable ariiclt
for those wishing limit the number Of their offspring,
of The barren who desire children: warranted not 10 in
jure the health. and viii last for lifetime Sent to any
address, under seal, receipt OF the priceTwo DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS At A DISTANCE-By sending brie
statement Of their symptomS will receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions, for The of
treatment &c Medicines any part OF the country
to cure any home free from danger curiosity
Altransactions private and confidential. Remember
the and numher
Direct all lettersto
GALEN'o HEAb DIsPEEsARY
decl2- g. -d&wlV Louisville. Ky.
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NEW ARMY WATCHES.

a RRANDALk CO.. Importers l6- Broadway y. Y
~ want Agents 10 every county snd every regiment
iberal terms are offered fo AGENT send for circular
my9i dam
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of COparfmership

fENHE partnership heretofore existing between J. g.
Krauss, was dissolved by mutual consent GA the
23d u June The partnership business Of the late frm
viii be settled by the undersigned the old stand No
~ East Washington All indebted the firm
requested 20 call and ,ettle Immediately
J. ERAUSSf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01
NATIONAL BANKS.
us. lO-4O BONDS
PrinoIpaI & Interegt Payable IN cod.

fgvHE rns NAfi0NAL nANk Of lNu!ANAioI'
Il che 0asrfnmsnt Agent flr ihe sale % lhfss fr'
sfahls ionla, aud s uow ready 0 receive fnhsffN'N
tor ihe same.
The Bonds viii speedily he delivered without f'ffs
sare afhff charge and VII De- NnnpHn Nf hrtii'I'
lants, as che purchaser may dralff
TIE Interest vii begin she day che money q. dtl" ,
u ile naal. n B. ; per cent but oeInf paid ih nnId
land every tt months 0n houds over 800 f lfaI3 r
per cent besides hgHff Hff efHrffsH fgftHf. NVffhi
fala en- sfffe. tg. I4Irusff tfiff N fi. fl tff
Remember that lu ordering these Bonds fo1 secure a.
hft class iHlfffmeui aHd af fhe came tme materially
all .n tusfa'n your Gufrfnmrni,
A. the law lg|ts The isaue to iNp hundred nilnH',
which will doubt fnon bf reached, parties bal heii'f
deposit 40 nnce-
s commission viii be allowed 'he purchaser on aN
l.-l-l. nf-nIrl ~ Lhl- IauL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01

movements and numbers ~ the enemy confront
log Foster They are IN Increased force on the
leyeo Of the New Market road. under command
Of Con Ransom
The rhel. ace puzzled 10 know what Foster j.
up o.. lhes viii hnd it The mosi significant
dslodeed
Tie Herald, New O,can, correspondent Of
the 2lst siYs.
The archives OF the state OF Louisiana were
found butei in lhe earth ncm Baton Rouge and
portion arrived in New Orleans
rebc order has bccn issued from Richmond
prnhIbIt'H- ihe burning ol cotton Ia is 20 hc
sei1ei and gscl io procure clothing md mum.
finus uf war
Three hundred aud hity ct our officers aad
men captured at Sabuc Cfoss Roads and Pleas
ant Hill arrived on parole
our nrnit 40 Morganaii have embarked on
ifaufnr's lor some important expedition
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01
uron Baltimore.

BAluNoEr. June ~ "A prominent officer ol
the Christian Commission sends the following
note 90 lhe editors ol ,hc American
am just from The front This morning Every
thing looks yer, well The troops are Ia hue
spirit. You may be- assured ct ths. as have
been iu personal contact with hundreds, both in
the reserve and IN lhctllle pits.
bad nn utcrvicw with Grant on Monday AZ
icfuoou Tie is confident of the result lierays
there can bc but one result--the defeat oi the
enemy or hl- retreat from Richmond, and then
biz complete overthrow
Extensive preparations are in progress, aud
soon the country will more loudly applaud the
the military genius and executive ability Of Gems.
Grant md Meade
was surprised Co tnd some OF our Union men
despoudcui when arrived this morning "a; Balti
more. You can safely i-suro Your readers there
j. no occasion for il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01

youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of self-abuse. To which j. added observations
Female Diseases and othernteres.ng matter ofhe ut
Importance the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts of their physical ability
enter that state Sent to any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt OF ten cents or four stamps
We devote entire time and attention 10 the treat
OF the various private diseases treated of in pr
report Our Dspensaryis the only Institution etthe
kind in America which has been tabshed by special
charter this fact shOuld give i preference the
various quack Of doubtful character 10 he foun In al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01
O. X a - T'S
VEGETABLE CARMINATIVE.

1T HAS BERS PROVED BEYOND ALL QUEsTIOS
thai Dr.. Grants Vegetable Carmnative l. the
pleasant safe and reliable remedy that has been
discovered for Camp Darrhea, Cholera N0rbus, BLOOD
Flux and all those disorders depending upon ceranged
state Of the bowels.
One two doses will relieve uneAsness aud gripping In
the stomach and bowels and bottle will check the
most obstinate cases ofChronc Disrrhes-
Is pleasant TO the taste, and being prepared from
purely harmless and herbs j. peculiarly adapted
family and smong children
On The wrapper OF each bottle viii Be found my fac
simIe, without which hone l. genuine
The price il Fifty Gents per bottle.
Manufactured only A. my LabratOry, fulfon street
New York. JOHN b GRANT n ID.
yF. SENOUR. Druggist. No. Bates HOY ~ Block To-
danapols, Indiana Wholesale Agent for he West 10
whom all orders should be addressed.
sprsl-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01
DIR. WHITTIER.

EnRlVATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE.
DR.. Whitter's Theory, symptoms and Treatment
Il fChronic Nervous, Urinary and Sexual Diseases free,
IN plain sealed letter envelope for six cents TO prepay
postage. Il clear deneation Of all the diseases and
conditions resulting from the infringement Il the moral
laws ndulgences, exposures and imprrdences
IN married and single life. Every sentence contains in
sructon 70 the afflicted and should be read by every
young person. keep them Oh the shoals on which 9th
have been broken pieces. Amsriyeness clearly
stated be under the control Of udicous treatment.
andthereDy prevent inclination 10 very pToic
Of disease Nearly every Of disease be treated
without hindrsnce to business Medicine by mall
secure from observation. Charges mOderate consUlta.
tons by letter at the Office free cures guaranteed
once s. ST. Charles street between sixth and seventh,
square south Of Lindell Hotel F. o. Box S092 ST.
Louis. No. Circular Letter especially for ladies, con-
tanning nothing referring to Sexual Diseases for cents
postage ianl-t&wiy
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
lntic & Great Western Railway
MM sls';;S5 - -
New York Through Line.

dAfN tRRANGEMENT-TwO THROUGH EX-
ross Trains between Cleveland and New York
.H...r M.. IA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01

FfNHk undersigned having formed partnership in the
Carpet. Oil Cloth Wall Paper and Piano business,
II the old stand Of J. r. KrAuss. No 81 EAst Washing
ton street, viii keep fun and coIpets assortment Of
all 2riees IN their line. 70 which they invite an exAra-
tinn BY ikeir friends anf The public generally
J. HRAUss,
je3< -dfa AIREgT GALL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01

tontaiHiny thirty Fine Plates ana EagracinosortA.
A'aato1,y and Physioio2y o/ths SessGi Organs IN a
state 81 Realth and Disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-01

AoS A NEW METHOD ~ TREAT
" ING yenerial Diseases, including
Syphilis IN all its stage 1onorThea,
elect, Structure, Var:ocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases o. the Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, without mercuryl containing val
liable etreatisf on lhatwide-spresd mala-
dy Of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, 6c., the secret infirmities OF
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DAILY STATE SENTINEL
PUBLISHED rvERY MORNING. At
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ki5soUrH MERIDIAN aTREEr
iooHSfn % rEkal arHfrrl
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Galen's Head Dispensary
CHARTERED
sY rHE LEGISLATURES OF KENTUCKY FOR tn
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THR
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
..S NJ. ap n m 81 a !.
& Medical Report,

PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15
Sale of Real Estate.
Ditch Notice.

Two all whom it may concern. notice is
J. hereby gwen that the undersigned did,
on the 9Th day of April, 1864, In the cIerk's 8
office oi tie township OF Portage, county uf
Hancock, and state Of Ohlu. file their petit,
ion for the location and establishment OF "A
ditch, commencing on the line between the
South halt and the North hall of to -outh
Wost fourth section, M, eighteen, Tlsl thence
To iun through said North half, thence
through The south hall of the Northwest
tIurih section. No. eighteen, isl thence
through the Ei.st La { of the North half ut the
Northwest fourth sec ton No. eighteen, [IA1
thence through the West half of the North
halt oi the Northwest fourth s-ction No eight.
cen, tlsl thence through the south west
fourth section No. seven. III thence through
the SCUM east corner OF The north west fourth
socllon No. seven, III thence through the
northeast fourth sectiun NJ. seven. (7)
thence through the northeast corner Of the
northwest fourth section No. seven, (7) and
there terminate.
The TraS ees Of said Township will meet
Al lhe place oI commencing. IN the 29th day
OF Apfil. ls6t ut 10 o'clock oh said day, and
proceed to examine said ditch.
JUHN N. WHiTMER, n.,,,,.
ANDREW CHASER, 'o"''o"ers'
April l5.-(3 ".
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15
SHOCKING TRAGEpY.--The PhiIa.

SHocKINa TRAGEpY.--The Phila-
delphia papers give detail of a
dreadful tragedy which occurred at
the Continental Theatre in that city
on last Friday evening. Canse--lovc
and jealousy. A sporting man by
the name of Mitchell alias Mcguire,
went to the theatre, and proceeding
TO the box, which contained a young
woman by the name of Margaret
Baird, whom he found sitting on one
of the chairs in the box, and fred q
pistol at her three times in rapid sue.
cession, hitting her in the temple
twice, and ball penetrating her left
lung. At the time of the occurrence,
there were seventeen persons in the
box. and they We're so paralyzed at
the suddenness of his appearance and
the shooting, that they were unable to
make or offer any resistance. This
Mitchell alias Magnire. had made
threats during the day if Miss Baird
did not accompany him to Columbus,
Ohio, and if she should visit any of
the theatres during the evening, he
would shoot her. After the shooting
he submitted himself to the officers,
remarking that he was satisfied.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15

BY an arrival at Cairo from New
Orleans on the 9th, we have interest.
ing news from Texas, and from the
Red river country. Onr troops on
the Rio Grande had gone from
Brownsville up the river to Eagle
Pass, the point at which the rebels
shipped their cotton into Mexico, and
received goods in return. The place
was captured, and will be held
Immense quantities of cotton are said
to have been taken. Corpus Christi
he's been re-occupied by our troops.
Eight hundred prisoners were taken.
The French are marching on Matamo,
ras. Cortinas is preparing to make O
vigorous resistance. Advice from tho
Red river state that an election o.
delegates to the Louisiana Emancipa
tion Convention was held ut Alexan
dria on the lst. After the main bod,
Of our troops had left that place, tn,
rebels under Dick Taylor attacked
the Notifications, which were defend
ed by two Illinois, two New York anc
a Massachusetts regiment. The reb
els were repulsed.
A year or so ago, it used to bo yer
y fashionable for all the Democrati
Conventions to pass resolutions ex
tolling sour brave soldiers in tn
field" most enthusiastically. Now
alas, they seldom mention those re
cipients OF their late regard. Thi
year, 1t Is said, the Democratic Con
vcntions of OHIO, Pennsylvania, Rhod
Island and New York, have omitte
.lsi,is- aAad l,ld custom Gan anvho,i
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15
The Illinois Rebellion.

The Coles County special CORES
pondent of the Chicago Post, an indie
pendent loyal Democratic journal,
telegraphs from Mattoon, April 1st:
"Nost OF the dispatches concern.
ing the Charleston insurrection are
grossly untrue. There was not the
slightest provocation. Three days
now spent in taking testimony, show
plan TO murder all the soldiers IN
Charleston. The leaders were John
II. O'Hair, Nelson Wells. John Fra.
zer, and others. About 100 are i'm.
pllcnted, 81 of whom are now under
arrest. The ringlenders escaped
Efforts are being made In the sur.
rounding counties to rally rehcls, ,-bu,
nave failed. They are believed to
have disbandcd and fed"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15

BoY SHOT IN DAYroN.-Dayton has
become famous for shooting, knock
ing down and dragging out. On last
Monday night, the J"hrnd says, that
two opposing parties met on Main
Street, one party shouted for Ellis,
the Union candidate for Mayor, and
the other for Gillespie. the Coppehcsd
A collision ensued, in which tive or
three men were knocked down by
iron knuckles, and two or three shots
were fred, one of the balls striking a
boy named Peters on the leg, severe.
~ wounding him. Some more of the
"r'prisaT policy of the great Un-
hung.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15
EE Who among the nrnhnhle g

fs- Who among the probable can
didates Is the most obnoxious to the
Peace Democracy Abraham Lin.
coin. Who of all men do the South.
crn rebels desire least to he chosen
President ofthc United States, ut the
next election? Abraham Lincoln. -
Here is an extract from an article in
late number Of the Richmond Ex.
nminer:
"More depends upon the spring
campaign than eyer before waiting
upon the conflict of arms. If tho
Confederate armies are victorious,
lincoln will defeated in tic Presiden.
tial Election; the draft will he useless
rs means Of recruiting his army,
and peace will follow. If we are de-
feated, Lincoln will be re elected, the
draft become powerful means ofse-
curing men, and the war be indefinite.
ly prolonged.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15

CHANGE ~ THE School LAw.--Ar
important change In the School Law
has recently been made by the Legis
lature, in relation to applicants fol
Teachers certificates, Of which all will
do well to take notice. Hereafter,
each male applicant, before the ex-
animation is entered upon. will lie re-
quired to pay to the Examiners O
fee of 40 cents, and each female ap.
plicant 80 cents. The Board Of Ex.
amincrs are requir'd to pay the money
thus obtained, into the County Treas.
ury, as fund for the support of Teach
ers Institutes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15
Apparently military matters are in.

Apparently military matters are in
active Mt present but they seem so
only because that which is being done
is, very properly, not repor ed. 1t
may he remarkable, however, that
there is in progress that which pre-
ccdes bloody conflicts in the field, and
the time is near by when the greatest
and, may he, the most decisive bat.
ties OF the war will be fought. The
Army of the Potomac is nearly ready
and whatever delay may be expert.
enced hereafter will he caused by un,
favorable weather, The armies, in
the aggregate, are strong too-stron.
ger than at any previous time, and
there is good ground for anticipating
favorable results from the campaign
now about to open.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15
A Declaration Of War.

The State Journal OF this morning
states--"That notable secesh paper,
Medary's Crisis, comes out this week
with the following declaration of war
against war democrats or 'any other
man shall have the audacity to trans.
FER the democratic party on to n war
platform"
Here is what the secesh Crisis says.
and all who are interested must take
notice and stand from under
"a letter from one of our subscri-
bers says-"Twenty- five hundred out
Of the twenty.eight hundred votes in
this county are anxious to vote for a
Peace man for President this fall
Bat, between II War Democrat and an
Abolitionist they will be like sheep
before thear shearers,' they open not
their mouths"
"There can be no doubt about the
fact, that an attempt TO transfer the
Democratic party on TO war plat.
form will be resisted with more deter,
minatlon than some mon, who would
sell the country FOR an Office, suppose
They want neither Lincoln nor any O
his Major Generals.
"The strength and only strength o
the Democratic party, from first t
last. has been opposition To the Wsr
unholy--barbarous and ruinous. I
was sinfully and wickcdly conceived
and has been shamefully disgraceru
. ly prosecuted"
The italics above are not ours
The secesh Crisis ofthe Both of SIarc
| has all Of the above in it, italiciscd b
the sccesh editor himself. "Oppos
ton to the War is then the ultimi
tum Of the Copperhead party. The
want the South 'let alone. and tina
is exactly what JEFF, Davis and hi
rebel followers want. The old Fec
eral party Of 1924 came out wit
the same principles-"Opposition
the war" And in the fate Of the oil
. odions Federal party the Yerdegr
4. party OF 1868 may read their CIV
= doom Of defeat and infamy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-15

Examinations 10 commence at half past nine
O'Clock. A. VI.
Teachers viii takn notice that the Ia ', as
now amended, requires each male app icant
FOR certificate To- pay tn the Examiners "
fec Of ilfty cents AMI cacif-f0 nj tie applicant
4 fec of thirty Ave ceuts. Nune VIII fail 10
comp'N will be adm tied for examination.
All applicants are reguireIt furnish wri .
ten testim ,uials uf good moral character.
those who nave Neen eng ged ~ teachers to
obtAin these testimonials from their last en-
ployers; those WIN have never taught will
procure hem from their last teachers. which
esiimrrial- Will be knpt ~ flle.
NJ private examinations wiz be hello; M
certificate VIII he antedtted. no candidate
will bc admitted f'r te ex animation with In
three months after SeC"nd failure. Appli.
cants are requested 10 present specimens d
penmanshir.
Those who fail 10 comply With the above
requisitiUns will not be admitted.
L. TUS~lNG, Secretary,
April l6. Board NJ Examiners.