davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

q Pit DmsRde VA. 1aahrotK Of q nov. right
from sha'G sniaf st1s cSsy y asId Ne haih 1
snail 6 c'DtraeteaQls theiu Con1ay d2ail~My !,
yinl New .HappShisa, in the ,ysaF Of srsea.
1855, in witch he agreed to take his nav
rartiin tash, ana pSft iH 6onds, ana "a Dart s s
;Aockas rAe stocka ofs,his road, be- it . ri.
J u,eInbescdr-like ,omny sothssa -lwss nos
worth !, = s"Q,Mt,qents.r lansl,fbaa slways
kept UP its value with remarkable unifarmi
". IN doc tlne Pat. having completed
his jahpesSite'f bitnself & the ffeasurer's s
office for setsle4e~sso Thsr ,nstey, an tbe'
bonds, Md the Csr,ifcase sere. soon in his
~ ''And what is thu. nc now =, ''.s sad PAT.
AhurshNnk MI rertiacste 'of stock. bearing
shs fbsosd seae.SE rsse ccsporAaon. bsS
) NThas u ,yoq5 dstock.isit! Alssdlys re-
- rAnd is this xhX I'm 10 get Tar rSI me e
Mhn<s 'wxsn't ms 'ccntrSct 'sor sthock pr
Us Yhy.s icwsainiy,s ithasii h. youv4 ssock
What yd,A,TGnexpect2 ia3ia bns y1ssyaa o,
|, "Whst did eSpectg cried Pat excitedly,
What did ! expect Why liss, anil shap.,
and horses, shuvsi
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
10 -IITTI 5I'IE- -7E7lE u 70
A Word % Te;acilers.

You are engaged in q most noble call
ihhg. Your Responsibilities are By mo
'aeaas ;at. the present coad tion Of our
equity IenAnds lnte nse exerlion Oh Your
i4GG thousands are abroad, throughout
tas lspstn, aud breadth OF our Sou,nern
States. nsn.ihs maniuiiy lor our liberties
and OAR ,llsn.s. Tnese ludeed ale. engaged
Ia 4 no6le, calling. "rh.lr lnemyry wlll
1--we alter lbcul.7 But you, are engaged
Ia a hooier cause. Soldiers are dsleua.ns
tn1se rlsats nerI.ed fruun our anceslo. $,
Wu.cl our bretnern vi The southern States,
...s s.npted % sii..ca iron Us, BY their
10 ) ;,.IL. fol, Il yol are doug your
1uty are irtioins up tnose, e.,trus.sl ~
J oLf care, IN sucl = way, that tnsy VIII be
lA":ao,i,,s, Uaiyn losp,s and l,uerty
chei lsni.is c.tizs.,s vi the Uniled Sta,es.-
ls ls ss,iera.Iy c,nceiel !tnaI the beet way
20 .na.nsa,n tns ,lssn.s ,ot @ The people is 20
eIleA.s tue .psop.s. rne pes. .wsy5 TO ed :
uca,e the pe,ple IS 10 educate the cl;,a. vi
fns Is your pr,yhvse. Inls Is what uiaAes
Your Gauss Tue iDolest. W are, II, ,daty
Is doie, iV.ns ioaldAtloasl sl ,tnAl ,a.e as a.ln ~,
valnerAb'e as H,sj xd4uaantiney ,rock-s sYou
sre neSins ou,. and ntlns, t.e eh,ei Corner
s,eps q nr. ;r ,s sal and poweriul Republic. az
Not a.yy o.,,y ass ayyu lrsspansl s;e p,,his rs
spett, oas s, 70 . coaaldsr4Aie d.gIse, ypa. ar,
rsspsl1.si@o'e ta. @ lor tae molail.y ol your pupils.
C'l.zeAss To Oe law abIdh,S c.,izeus VI Us.
W n.o,al lac .rutns VI msr.,4ily are; reas..
est n nxed x ~ ttis tu..'d W tine leacher, Ons
Word, Or ,on; acs, WI, vi place, IN even ~,
nuProper 'oek, m-y ,pe, vi lpcaiculable inju
~. lne iaal.s VI thes teacher are no, ,soon
iorgotten by ms pupils, and they are yeey,
apt To lni.Ate hlui. ,L,t ms tnsa exn ut
You to os ylsllant Watch and pray. May,
sns mex. gens,asion be, lhroug your hu.i-
Die sadeAyors, grL q more peAcsaols and God'
serving people. ,,.,,-s~- s-,7,,,rrsB ssf sd
- Yours truly, can SOLDIER.
May 9th, 1864 ~ llth. P.N. g. 8
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
xoLD9ERaEs vbL .I6. NO. .
rsRMs.-si.Ss Advance :
to them to uphold de Nse 10 em.nc;p., :,

ITO them to uphold die Flag, 10 -ernancipai Q
The oppressed and restore our shattered
bleeding ecnntry.i Brave boys pre- they
gone atl,hsaE country $ carr."' Ina where
rs the home tbaes not sadfesed, hot % only
by their absence, But by the kono koonnooresd sd dead
who have fallen HI battle Or Been wniithered
byai'sease en the waysiae; o. o. Is Isl dark ened
by fearful qorsbodings 81 the fate of those
taken In 6aatle. 5sgT = iGrss!' snfi assaa =
aooh taitofstsave whofsshhpser,t dh,s hhs lyh, what ia
your gdilts 70 1hpo79s i'S7's'.ls ''I'. ! =
On he oi,lsr hsnd t'n,otbm mother or ,aa sister
may SHcsisea by tie. messenger Of ei.a III to-
leass te;s world and all lis pleasures for
smother more beautiful and bright, Then
again The home circle is almost or, quite
broken up an, f5r mary .ops weary days
sadness and sorrow are ihe only hours,
known. Lst US pot 1svever cpm9Ain at
DARK Hears est rensnber that, ,s.theresis
silver lheing to every cloud" Then let
as be up and doing. awake, to the cell Of
suffering humanity every where and while
we have home and friends PITY those who
have nos. lsud. bsj always l.exdy 10 r give " il
helping hand totho>e in fr66tae and our
hearts will be much lighter ana our homes
more happy.ieo ei ieiw ! ,ng'TsA sIMxRsY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
'f9 ?" .su haia75 yor q. Courier. Z


Dark Hours src known in every home
thewide world over eAIthoug Ii the nome
be ever so pleasant and comfortable yet
Dark Hours viii come and although the in.
mates are slissi v ith the warmneest friend
ship, yet SD gloomy hour $ viii 50 gneilmes
visit is s'crcls.l Perhaps onsof lis number,
father ora brother win, to gain M, more 81 81
this HES "'Good''' bid adieu T. home D,d and
friends 70 60 and iaborin ths gold ines
Of California. Col orado, o. idaho. Or p perhaps i.
win seek to gain wealth Gy taking ! sea
voyage. s"Ns 80, =.
Then who cin picture the dark, d reary
hours caused by tie ,abs;snee nc Of he ade,, =
brave on IS: husbands, faith ,rs, an brothers
who have l,fs 10 ne and every thing dear
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
? Martyr. Of Scotland. /.


. Il.
I'm The year, 1854, when aeld.preacbipg,
was punished in Scotland with fines, tor,
tures, imprisonment, banshment, and de- ath,
the years which tbe Scots Ocaned tie NsKil-
ling time! there W ere executedh at odthe
Cross at Glasgow mine rsexcell llent sseriousp
Christians, amongiwhom was james Jobns
ston, who when ON the scaffoid, sang 1tfies
STth PSALM with. her oic cour sge, inanenced'
BY the presence and power of Christ.'i 70
This is the opening q, an account given
of James Johnston. zsutancester of the late
Rev. George Boutnes 40 weRknown as an
early and induinitable' champion of the rinti-
slavery cause in the u nited States and auI'L
thor ofsi"The Picture Of Slavery ETC.,
The memory of those martyrs Vas per-
petuated In a monumental inscription on
the walls Of the cathedral of Glasgow. .
Wilhelm Glasgow in the year 1852, I .
visited the cathedral, and after passing.
through the crypts OF that famous and and
unique ediice, T requested the verger to S''h
show me the inscription ia memory Of The
Martyrs Of ;he Covenant" This ny we 'o I
found On the outside Wall Of the cathedral.
1t isworshy Of being published, not only
for its qaaintness.' but ia m .m,ry Of those
gloiions men whose Influences bas reached
40 our day, and whose spirit is now anims-
ting thousands III our own land land 10 nbrays
Oppression and tyranny for c,nsci en,s sake I.
z s'' "MARrrRs ros the COVENANT. :, a..
Inscription on the Wall Of the Cathedral
~ Church, Glasgow. 49, ~, !,
"Here hes the corps OF Robert Buntop.
John Hs't Rqbert Scott, Matthew .Patoun,
John Richmond, James, Johnston, ,Arcbi.
bald Sts art, James Winning. aud John
Main, who snffered, at the Cross of Glas.
gcw..t heir tcst'm ny to the Covenants
andt Work aef Refo, nation. because thew
darst not own the authority Of the Then
and 1855. a. -
Years sixty.six and eighty four. r.,5,.,
Did send their SOULS home into, elore.
Whose bodies here inferred le y = 'sCi "'o
Then sacrificed to tyranny --'s5 o saie4 %
ToCovensnts and reforma iong sdi vS {
Cause they adhered IN their station ys-,7
These nine With others in this yard.
/ Whose hesds and bodis s were not spyead. !,
sD Their testimony. foes Ia bury - -,
Csnsed beat the drums Their in great FURY.
They'l knoS At resurrecton day -, ;.
To murder saints was no sweet Play sr,a
q! A gm.n by the name of Oats was.
recently hauled ua for beating his vile and .
children bQnu ubsiHsess.'tenced toinpisonac
naent, the brute remarked that itsswss vsrys
hard that man was n II allowed 10 thrash
his own o,ts :. N-fr. ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

IS necessary is yun to the mind, that .
lAte phl!osopier says, that If y ou should
build sch5ols without play'gro unds, nobody
would get beyond shore div ision IN . hfs-
time,
81 I ne N man a. tof few, books, il they be well
chosen and well lead, is spasler Of many
Z tt'souFga1's tesFg1 sr,sa,1d no ibiI IaEst u~ nsd7i
u Agesvd fag qarr, country and parent,. il
the hrs, sna principal oi rciy'tobligas.on ons. n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

ap attack npon ysnotherT quagtsr-ci Yes We
hold them, apd -she q esh men gvaneins~at'
DIVE them ! ride bssk 30 General oHesd-
quarters. and learn stlms ssw sfvsneeoihaA
been ordered anlhpsx ssp aleoss tshes whole
line. Gen, Meade il ~ .ffoet with Wsrea7
and Grant il even spos lis.sniag foeWssds-
.ortb's division Or .WaEssH'sucsrpsot te npen
~ Hll's fpbs sf@. .itis A' .Tscasps ith@t -
hataing With Hancock. The latter pespdrtss
tAHk = Il - shall bs ablsrso paistainhis grounds
: The eaeeye,s s:htins fss,hsdAyhtssss and
u - spnsetn, 1aRT .eo-ri ni ssE Yni b
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
- LLDflfigllllt< p sttaff4 . =
From ,WashiliSt0n.di

.rsc,. .1Ibusg " ="
from the Chicago TriLun -.
dn WAsHise1os, May 1lth, lse4.-Tbe
Navy Department. are still without official
intelligence concerning the recent fight, be.
tween cur ironclad and, the rebel Tan, in
North ca:oina Sounds. ''A ''''''
Itsis likely that tile Committee on the
consular and diplomatic bill. viii restore
The Senate amendment raising ihs Relgism
minister to . lulI mission,, which -xss
disagreed TO by the House. -, -
|" The House passed the bill striking IN.
employed Generals from the rolls bY, ~, an
UNEXPECTEDLY barge majority, !. yeas p,
nays As. az er rejecting the propositions
'of Messrs Cox and Herman to create, 4
Board OIL, Court Of Inquiry, bearing upon
competency or incompstencyt ofofiicers not
in active service. The House having
agreed to the Senate amendments to the
act establishing the postal money order
system, it only wants the Presidents 8 nsis.
nature 70 becoue alaw. The Senate pas
sed the bill introduced by Mr. Wilson
some weeks since, to reOrganizs the Qusr-
termasters Department. sgol ;Tuo 70 br-oSi
The only amendment adapseds Ielatesu to
the method Of inspecting i clothng, and
camp and garrisoh equipage.
The Senate PASSED the House bill grant
ing lands to the NEG GTegor aud Sioux City
Railroad in Iowa. ~. = s,,r,.,,
The speech Of Mr. Alison, of Iowa, in
favor of providing homes for soldiers, on
cenfscated lands Of rebels, was very able,
and large number Of copies hye, been
ordered for circulation during the coming
campaign. '-> s.''4'"a e - ...,.o3
The Senate Naval Committee reported
favorabiy by Mr.. Tr1mbull for ths Navy
Yards and depot at Caro- ..-s.y III, o,ai,
Among the officers dismissed this week
is Col Q. H. Moore. 25th Michigan, for
conduct upbecoming an Officer and gentle.
man and habitual drunkenness. 4, yfz ysdt
H;C. Caldwell has been nominated
United States District Judge, Of Arkansas
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
CRY MEAT MAREET
50Ss S HAviNH j psrshsssd s.As = =
ApisStlAa A~d businese for.

Apjs4tAa I'D business Tor.
RfsN o1sSplsd and conduct 0EaX~
-nRvdhyj.W. ~ ]. ~. nl0Np, I 6esIre { tplaym
ssnsl9 9{o slsp q sssort@shs of -
SREsR. NsArs, POULTRY. Y.sAUsAeEa., LARD a.
.lsoAsA, sSssy sssssss usussty psys a "a StnkSs
,nsns sltho tspas tsSpsics " ssR thsei1 = s..
THsWenfsr skfckS psil ~ Erocx. Fasl1ry
gsues EAtters sAasasiosaaE4 ,y;fssaAG0tIAAbIlstas
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
m LAY'Hs5IasOw.

Us .nfFiHi LAYHlMl iLOWe'f = n
. Csoss bis eys his, work 10 donsl :, yfsr51
Wnxt 10 him is frl end foenanf
: II Rise' OF moon VI Set of s1p5f 5frxs BIS tag
Han ds Of man, or Kiss of womanf
ujsJfv 90 si'itLay him l0w Hay hinrIow, StFJ2
In the c4oyer Or The now g.
~ fs1what cafes he f-ne cannot gnowEs!l"
, g,ui7j iaaB tAy him ow.b3dsGg h0n ids
y socAs man may, ,As fous sht HIS Al hit,4-0ita93
Proved hss truth M his = u aexy or .ay,rs.ss
~ Let linn sleep solemn night,
Had Sleep ter eyer aass fsrsssr.s ss5fysTE -Hi
Lay him low, Ac.s
+ sEs W bswoilay 91s Rs9Gs' tps7ni 5di
H Hold him in. his country q stars; ss4s frr,r,i
hoHtae drum, All hfe tne vvIley
"a WnAhEo Ala are al suf wars, ryyii g5sIn .
Wnxt ous dean oe MAKING folly.
lh Zai2sSfon Lay him IJw, &c.-.Sual XeSsengsy
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

..1gr r afif TT srHg fs.3 .E3ft s5tI ~ {LbBNa 9
pFaetcal 9neS sh lions y and solutions gre Sc
ssE-0a srorseysA 90. eaIs;Ioyo tnsTdFios'
hArHE MATICAL. H.. 80
IA gentleman has horse and two car
fiases worth $500. Now il the, horse, be
harnsssed 70 the best carriage, the horse anu
carriage toscther viii, o. worth times As
ndcn as the other carriage but il The horse
ee h4rnesssl ~ thu pqorer caIrlase, the
horse aud carriage wall, b. togetner worth
o''Iy 2t tunes as much as the best ca riaSe.
WHAT Is tbs val ue Of the horse?
IA gen.Icn IN bas q garden in the form
Of reclansie ,sdrrouadsi oy wall, z feet
wide. Tnsre are 1000 So. #. in the gar.
den.r .rasd $685. sqJ &C. Il, the walk. what's
the lsAsta aad breadth al the gardens 9ff
90 iUpo99a GRAxxsr7cAE. a'ayisG e
Are the following crreci p lss1'aT s'g'2s
. l-Eastta has never saw = hrighte. exam-
lie. - ,a!A ysH Fa"A aHfL
2-I h ave came home and wrote several
letter, - suclz re gsaF se3llw GOV TrnH ]
sa-whst! that very fellow about v hoam N
We ars speak ns Il coming. '' %
!, Il Il proper Is coinme nee the DAY Of the
week with capital le.,ers ''4 : 5'l's ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

a. Ayman by the name Of Oats !, was. : :
recently hauled IN lqr' beating his vile and !,
children bsQnu ubsiHsc sentenced toinpsi4oner
uaent, the brute remarked that itssWsa very
hard thata man was n n allowed 10 thrash
his own oats. '-f'.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

Practical questions aud solutions ore sc.
% 80 srn,rerrA 81. saAs.razo lns1Ld.iol
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

attached. 'SaT'THV-XWT
faisssISSos ossCS 50, scSordih stS fa1cS disd
Hlpas Asl9eeos er Gritss. tssRes Tee..sss sSs.i
las. s: ....' ~.
Pupils admitted q sPy lles. saeas shsssaAar..
Had9YSf absence, unless by
s: ss:sa,as q ssss -. :. s..,
No adpltted for lese than half term.
Per :arther PARTICULAR csll on or address either
Of - - poAIods tssssf seS - 7ss"s y ~ Ns 80,
Al 0L4ooSzss II sau h.eSislshss sasto Hlfe ny
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21
TIE GREAT
MEDICINE.

An 1nfAing cure for Seminal wea4nes. yoc,rr,.,
and all diseeses caused by Sclfp,ufson snrh
Los o. Memory. Universal Lasstude pain. In A..
EAfk Dmnc~s Of SssoR, Premature 0fd Aer ws.r
sTses Hfne1hy Of Breathing, Trembling Waksfulnsss
6nPf,ons ON fhe Pace Pale CountenaDce Insanity Co.
sumption, and all the dirrfui complaints y
uns iso.a tae pain OF nature.
Vs. Ihts medicine l. SIMPLE vegetable extract and
one On Which all can rely IL has been used In at- -
nc IT many year, and with thousands treated Il hns
hot taned In single instance Its curative nes hsy
easeS. ~ Ses sa1Do0rn
~ To those who havs trhed with their eep~,ifutso,
unth fhsy think themselves beyond the reach Of rec.
ala ve would say, DESPAIR vet. the CHEROKEE CIR
doctors have fsiisdt - 4e~NsA
~ Price, e per bottle three bottles for s. and s
vxrsea by Express 20 all parts Of the world
~ Fer full particulars, get Cirenzr from any r,y
stove 10 the country write 10 the Agent who win r,
nee 70 any 6ns desiring the same full treatise in RAM
pblet Lsra
All sssh orders must be to c. A. CocK Chicago orr
Generai Agent for tks West,
sold u EhmaEes by FULLER, WINCH FULLER
"noiesae Druggistf and by all Druggists everyahere
4 cvOk. Chics<c G%nsr@l Agent for the stafrs Of
uhAoas, Iowa, Wisconsin. Michigan end Indiana
DR- w. X. MFRwTy Co
sots PEorklEroRs
NO. 5e Liberty street. Ne york
Sold by j. J. Wilkinson s. Bsyowsil 4 Co n
otpnner and Wiikitson Bartlett Co.. Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21
CEUyTNH s Al E
4 oR-
DRY GOODS
! FOR - DAYS
Goods J1ENt1es6 DesCss 70 Sssts
the. JSesCs - Das1ossss
/ BARGAINS
From Late N, Y. Auctions
AT
THE NEW YORK STORE |
West Cor. Estes House,
oc.isd n. GREcG, Ass.
N. GREGG, At.

Although there 1t present existnea larss sunbrr
Of Hair tones competing for public patronage By IRE
quent and repeated Of their peculiar prop
critics. yet II IL we'll known 70 many who under the
necessity Of reoFing their aid they
in their results The frequent inquiries which havs besn
nesde OF tire subscriber for tonic which he could
rant or certainty Of effect and harmlcssness have In
dnced him to bestov much time and in the pronc-
ton OF one which should poescss these qualities.
res Of exPeFments h>ye enabled him to overcome ali
dcuties and II 10 Of qualification to him
fnd his tahors crowned With conpiste success.
CAhas Hir Tonic Is dye. but restosafi
grey hair TO ta natural eolor impsFts moisture and
glossy appearance to he hair, dsndrun
eruptions aad all dissasss Of the skin.
Persons disposed TO bccoe bald by constant appl
cation and Of the ronc rrstsss their hair and scalp
to its former healthy condition.
TBSTu NONIAlR.
We the undersigntd hereby certify that the Tonic Of
George Cabus il worthy Of the confidence the commit
~. Having tried the recommend it for great
merits.
John A. Graham, II. e. Alexander. Special Agt- p O.
Department.: Vim. Funk, Kcssanqua. Jacob Whitman,
III, Charles Smith, keokuk y IA. Leighton Ex Mayor
H4-Price IS cents per Bottle. IbersI discount to
ths tfsxis, sapt2S-danse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21
EOR NALE-A valnahle F.rm q .

EOR 6ALE-A valuable Farm OF 200
Acres situated II niles west Of Rsrmington, Van
sarsn county. Iowa. end mile nom ths State Line
karoed 20 under feace and Is ready ~ the
plcv, with spisndId bed of Coal feet thick and 70
rss Of the very bsst timber In ths country This farm
has Frame Dwelling, With four rooms, good cellar
sd never iling we'll Of water and sprisg situa-
d that will supply water % foar dieerent pastures
This land will be gold for SIG per Title good Of
dersigned. At Keokuk. ,H-n.TRN-ETCx,
how'll Real Estate Agt.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-01
Home Again.


We had the pleasure yesterday OF
taking by the hand Scrgt. j. w. +.
Williams, of co. G. 4th Ohio. Sergt.
w, has served out his term of three
years in Virginia, and has participa.
ted in almost all the bloody battles in
that region He was splendid sol
dicr, one who entered the service
from pure patriotism, and whose on
ly desire was TO do the cause as much
good and the enemy as much harm
as possible. His record is one that he
may well be proud Of
A few days since the battles CARED
flag of the Fourth Regiment was plac-
ed among the State memorials of the
war. Upon it will be the following
inscription: Romney, Blues Gap,
Front Royal, Harriscn's Landing,
Fredericksburg, charlottesville, Get
tvsburg, Bristoe, Mine Run, Morton 3
Ford, The Wilderness, Spottsvlva
mia, Po River, North Anna River Pros
pcct Hill, Coal Harbor. What won
der after passing through so many
hard fought, desperate contests, that
so few of them Iremarn. All honor to
the gallant spirits who have stood fast
in the hour oftrial. The gallant dead
will he ever embalmed in the memory
of the loyal and true.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-01
NOTICE TO oun PATRONS.

In consequence of the high price Of
everything connected with the print
ing business, and the increased price
of living, the Publishers of the Han
cock Conlitr and Hancoek Je6trSonion,
in order to continue theta business,
are obliged TO give notice to their
patrons tllrt after the 10th day of Ju-
ly next, the subscription price of their
papers will be advanced to Two Dol,
laas per mnum.
All subscribers paying up arr cara
ges and one year in advance, on or
before the 10th of july next, will re
ceive their papers at the old rates.
l.. GIFssNER ~ Son, '
Publishers Courier
ID. r. Locke,
Publisher JeGetSonian.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-01

Ed. JEF:-The following is list
of the killed. wounded and missing
of Co. G., 10Th O. V. c., at the battle
of Mt Sterling, Kentucky, June 9th,
1864. .-.
Killed-John A. Darling and New.
ton Tomlihson.
Woudded .-Serg't Geo W, Krohn
flesh wound, left arm, Privates Geo.
w. Sawmilcr left arm and side Sc
verely; arm amputated; VIM. l.. Strn-
blc left thigh--ncsh wound, Thomas
j. Lake, right shoulder blade fIactur-
cd, Charles W. Morse, right arm, Sc
verely, William Williams, left hand,
John B. lIivcly, left hand, Nathaniel
Curtis, right thigh, severely, VIM. A.
Reed, LETT leg llesh wound, Austin
French. left hand--slight.
Missing-Sergcants Ethan p. Al
len, John Berryhill. PNvates Lewis
G. Tailor, Henry ii. May, William
III. Simmons, James NJ. Olmsted, Jo-
seph Dickinshects, Isaiah Garretson,
James NJ. Montague, Walter Hill,
John Mcbride, Alpheus II. Poif.
Total killed wounded missing-25.
The Battle commenced at day
break and continued until - o'clock,
except an interval of nearly half an
hour, about 10 o'clock A. NJ. About
half past ten the rebels renewed the
attack with vigor, which was kept up
until near twelve o'clock, with but
little loss on our part, but the rebels
lost forty or fifty killed in the last at
tack. We drove them near mile,
and then returned to town and were
not molested by them any more that
day.
The Soldiers and Officers of the 18th
o. V. c. behaved like veterans, every
man standing to his post.
Our wounded arc doing very well,
i saw't them yesterday, they are all
lively and considered out Of danger,
they are in Hospitals at Mt. Sterling
and are well cared for.
Total Toss of the 18th o. v. c., at
the battle of Mt. Sterling, was % kill
ed and Ga wounded.
Total Rebel loss-l23 killed. 100
wounded aud 200 prisoners.
a. A. MONROE.
Capt Co. G.. 10Th o. V. C. comdg Sd
Battalion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-01
Intprnai Revenue Taxes.


The annual List of Taxes for the
year 1864, assessed under theprovis
ions of the Excise Law of the United
States, under the direction af Geo. w.
Beery Esq, Assessor of the 9th Col
lection District Of the State of Ohio,
consisting of
LICENSE DUTIES AND TAXES
ON INCOMES, CARRIAGES, &C,
Will be placed in my hands for col
lection on the
FIRST DAY OF JULY NEXT.
Notice is therefore hereby given to
all persons in HANCOCK COTNTY,
upon whom such Taxes have been
levied, that Ezra Brown, Deputy Col
lector tor said County, will he al
HIS OFFICE IN FINDLAY,
For the purpose Of receiving the
same, from the 9th until the Both day
of July, 1864, and that upon all
LICENSE DUTIES AND TAXES
ON CARRIAGES
remaining unpaid after that date, Q
penalty of 10 per cent will be added
and upon all Income Taxes penalt,
of 5 per cent, as provided by law.
Collectors Office, 9th District o.,
Lima, June 22st 1861.
SHELBY TAYLOR,
Collector 9TH Dist. o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-01
Casualties In the Doth

DR.. Woods, Surgeon Of the 00th
sends us list Of the killed ann woun-
ded in that regiment on the 10th of
June. Among them we find the fol-
lowing from this county:--Corp. j..
Coy, Co. G., J. Gilbert, and y. Swish
er, Co. ID. wounded-none seriously.
The Doctor says: "The killrd and
wounded in this regiment received
their injuries in the front line, look
ing the enemies of our country square
ly in the eye. They are worthy the
country's grateful remembrance
Cheers for the survivors, and tears for
those who have fallen"