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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

AUTHORIZATION
Fourteenth street opposite me Academy OF sosic.
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY
POSITIVELY TIE LAST DAT.
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY.
POSITIVELY The LAST NIGHT.
POSITIvELY THE LAST NIGHT.
POSlTivELY THB LAST NIGHT.
NO ALTERATION POSSIBLE.
NO ALTERATION POSSIBLE
NO ALTERATION POSSIBLE.
THE GRAND FINALE
GREATEST CIRCUS COMPANY
THE WORLD
HAS BvRR KNOWN.
NO ERROR
THE SEASON Positively ciosEs
TONIGHT. TONIGHT.
EVENING PERFORMANCE AT g.
The Grand Farewell Of
sPALDING AND ROGERS
GREAT OCEAN CIRCUs
The Mammoth and Magne tic
REMEMBER, REMEMBER,
'A'S THIS EVENING AT 8
POSITIVELY THR LAST CHANCE.
stalls 10 cents: Dress Circle 50 cents children
half price: Amphheaue 70 cents, Doors epep-Acrnoon
al TX; evening. "a O'Clock
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L,oR SALE, OR TO LIT FoR THE sUrMSR--AT
1T Long Branch frontacc1. large and mmodinns
C1tfaGe furnished with ouihpups and stables complete
Inquire 81 ~ Broad street, Nc o. En
Tor SALE OR TRADB-A GRANGE FOR rARH.
n ss--a Mare Eve years D. with fob: warranted sound,
Bind and genues Apply for four days AZ lr Yves, thirty
second street.
CorHIc COTTAGE fOR sALB-AT PULJs FERRY,
VI with About one the shore oniy eight min
walk ff0m landing; hon two stofes attic
nseDt contains Zen rooms good Stable carriage house,
sale b. order Of Executor Prlce Ssnl Apply 10
H. LuDAOw 4 30 No n t,se psrssA
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Ssw Y1ar haY 70 ,s s 81 Director. s.,.
his day declared sdiyasnd Of out Of ne
Ss' Ss s os
By S0o order ere Of II the Boald u directors. - ~
REDEMPTION OF :, 90 ooo
~ SOLDIERS 81 ssTiGSfs BOUNTY FUND
s0s ssw q yo sRs f sSgsha Or
Notice is hereby given mai he so,diers Substitute
due and payable June J. 1884 with the Interest thereon
will be paid that day the presentation Of sad Bonds
: '"'' PROPOSALS FOR LOAN
.ac:,co
's ssssa4t4l gGs 'asss ssHRassT
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
this once until Saturday. May 1864 O'Clock p NJ.
for the whole or any sun Of saooooU Of Sol
diers Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds county
Of New York. authorized by chapter amended BY
chapter IL Of the laws of 1884 BY Ordinance Of ne
Board Of Supervisors, approved NAY J. 1854
said Bonds viii he Of siI
annam payable nay hs first day Of May and
November each year, principal wiz be redeem
able successive annual nsamepu Of $50 600 sAeh
mencing on the srs, day Of November. 1873
The proposals win state The amount Of bonds desired and
the price per one thereof the persons
whose proposals accepted will We required 10 deposit
with the couo,y Treasurer ta The Broadway Bsps) on
Wednesday The day 1861 the awarded 70
Them respectively.
On presenting 10 The Comptroller The receipts Of Ne
County Treasurer such deposs Inc parties win b On
titled to equal amounts Of the Per value Of
the gums awarded item. bearing sisrcs, from JansL
1854
Each proposal should te sealed and ndorssd rrcpcssls
Tor Soldiers Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds" and
eDcoscd second slops addressed the Comptroller
The right reserved rsiec, any AL Of The BIDS
considered necessary protect promote hs interests Of
'0' V0''" MATHEW T. Brennan,
err on INV YokH-psrAaasssr or FrAsoE,i
coArrHoLlEhs Q,,,eF' ,ss.
CourHERN B1vK YorEs wASrBD,-NoRrH CAR.
Virginia and New Orleans bank notes by MANSiN0 DB
FUkEsT, BANKERS and brokers' 10 Wall street
TrNIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANy.-NoIICE
ishereby given 10 the snoscIioers 20 the Capital stock
Their pAymen, Of ten cen, the amonn Of ihar sub
ss has s:n m s ss 4 r.
" order Of Executive o'"mi yons DIX rr..e.u.
Ss. YoSs, Nay 10. iSa
&1Q mn wANrED-oS BOND AND MORTGAGE,
proved real estate IN hts civ Less han hsH he value
Address Money, boz io1 Herald onlce.
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Improved speciacies.

Caldwell, the "Spectaclc man." who
has often visited ourplacc, is again in
town with his celebrated Spectacles.
In Justice to Mr. Caldwell we have II
few words to say, though Il "puh or
comment from us is unnecessary, rs
his reputation as II skillful, reliable
and honorable Ortician, Is cs' blisll
ed. In the selection of glasses it is
very necessary that either the purcha-
ser or seller should understand the
necessities Of the eye, and the effect
Of Spcctaclcs upon different eyes, and
as but few people ever give the mat.
ter any attention, we think it should
he left with the. Optician. Mr.. Cad-
wei has ri, en- many years to the stu
dy and practice of this science. and is
capable ofa,l ,lusting lenses to all kinds
Of defective vision All who need
superior glasses, should call ut the
Crook House soon, rs Mr.C. remains
but u short time longer.
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Death Of Jnhu u. Mnrr,Ii

At Regular Communication OF
Findlay Lodge, No. 227, F. and A. NJ,
ON ednesday evening, July Goth,
Il Committee was appointed to draft
resolutions expressive Of the feelings
Of the Lodge on the occasion of the
death of Brother John III Morrill, ol
the 2lst o. V. l., who reported as fol
lows:
Whereas, In the Providence OF
Almighty God, Brother John III.
Morrill,, worthy member of this
Lodge, has fallen in defence of his
country, therefore be it
Resolved, That in the untimcly
death of Brother Morrill, the country
has lost brave faithful soldier, his
family a kind and loving son and
brother, this community a worthy
citizen, and this Lodge Brother be-
loved.
Resolved, That the sympathics oI
this Lodge are extended to the iami
ly and relatives Of the deceased.
Resolved, That the Secretary o.
this Lodge enter these Resolutions
on the minutes, and that n copy bl
furnished the county papers for pub
lication, and also to the father OF til,
deceased.
ID. IS. BEARDsLEY,)
ID. II. LOCKE, Com.
JACOB CARR.
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LIECr. j. l.. KELLER, Co. +

The following list Of killed and woun
dcd reported by Hospital Steward
Detwilcr, was kindly furnished us by
DR.. G.. Osterlin.
CoMPASY A-Killed, George w.
Smith, Andrew j. Morhart, John II,
Morrill,. Wounded; Isaac Hershey
Squire L. Kempf, Richard Hawkins,
Isaac Williamson, slight.
COMPANY B.-Killed; G.. w Fer
guson, Frederick Rundio.
Co. C--Killed WIN. Wakefield.
Wounded; Henry Muncil, thigh ;
Fred MeLarigan, leg; JAS. Lmdy,
hand; Lewis Kingbuld, head, slight.
Co. D.--Killed, Ezekiel Jones, o.
ro ID. Byers. Geo. M. Payne, Wound
ed, Oscar A. Clark, arm and leg, Ma
rion Warrington, left hand, Jackson
Silvers, wrist, Jas. Frantz. arm, John
Gingery, Thumb, Edison Hubbard,
left shoulder, severe. Rich i Mcbride,
arm.
Co. E.-John Mercer, face, slight,
Jason Baker, left shoulder, severe,
OsgoOd Crary, shoulder, slight, Ma,
rion Cox, elbow, VIM Coulter, shoul
der, severe, Henry WAR, thigh, Geo,
Gilbert, knee, severe.
Co. F.-Killed, Henry Foreman
Jas. Dorsey. Wounded, Mahlon Po
venmire, groin.
Co. G.--Edwin Bowersox, killed
Wounded, Uriah Bears, hip, Jas Ty
ner, side, severe, VIM. Palmer, heel
slight.
Co. H.--Ge0. Cornell, Jas. Sulli
van, Jas Taylor, killed. Wounded
Lieut.. McClintock, haad, Frank Ii
Burkhart. knee, slight, Hiram Hen
derson, hand, L. Brisbane, head
A. Brisbane, side, slight, c IL. Hollis
hand, Ed Knifcr, neck, Henry Shol-
dy, side and shoulder, A. Stewart
shoulder.
4 Co. I.--Philander Rose, head, sligh
i Co K,--Byron lockwood, arm, w
Stacy, neck, slight.
Lieut.. Welker, Co. I, missing.
Since we received the above, W
learn that Edison Hubbard of co. d
aud Jason G. Baker ofco E, reporte,
wounded, have died.
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Soldiers-we think DR.. Strickland
is quite right in n vising YOU in his
advertisement in our columns of to.
days paper, to take II bottle of his
highly recommended Anti Cholera
Mixture in your knapsacks, it may
save the lives Of many Of our best sol.
diers. Methcrs, see that yours sons
do not neglect it. You can get it AT
the Drug Stores at 80 cents per bot
tie. 1t is the best remedy for Diarr-
hpa and Dysentery.
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From the 2tst.
CAMP OF THE 2lsT, NEAR
CuArTAuooCuIg RIVER, GA
Julv IL 1864 .pl

july IL lSDf.s .se'
ED. JEFF.:-Permit me through the
medium OF your paperf to make II
brief statement to the friends of the
2lst, Of the sharp engagements it had
with the enemy on the 9th of this
month near the railroad bridge which
crosses the Chattahoochic river.
The regiment was detailed on pick
ct duty and reported OF q a., M
Soon after, orders came to attack the
enemy and if possible drive him in
his main works. Accordingly, two
lines of skirmishers were deployed
supported by Cos A and + The
line had no sooner commenced to
move, than the fight began in earnest.
Ooders soon came to charge, and the
boys went in gallantly, gaining their
rifle pits and capturing some thirty
prisoners. In moving forward, the
left wing Of the line crossed the rail
road. The line was halted when
within one hundred and fifty yards
of the heavy works OF the enemy. -
The enemy now opened brisk fire
from their works on our lett. Co.
+ was sent across the railroad to re.
iniorce the left which seemed to he
heavily engaged. Soon the rebels
discovered that it was not our inten-
ton to charge the main works; so
they filed out and started for us with
a yell. Our boys gave them defiant
shout, and told them to come OH
This in connection with vOlley of
musketry somewhat cooled their ar
dor. They then determined not to
permit a skirmish line, unsupported,
to remain SO near their works any
longer. A heavy force was formed
on our left, perpendicular to our line,
which moved upon us. 1t became
necessary to change front to meet the
approaching column. The left was
then withdrawn across the railroad,
and formed parallel with it. A heavy
fire was directed upon them and they
advanced no further. Brisk firing
was kept up during the balance of the
day and the early part of the night
It, was thought in the rebel camp that
it was no longer safe to stay there, SO
they concluded to put the river be
tween them and the 2lst. About =
o'clock id the morning they struck
out A few of our boys suspected
this aud started in pursuit headed by
little Irish Sergeant. They follow
ed them to the river, captured five OF
six, and after firing ut the enemy on
the opposite side of the river, rejoin-
ed the regiment.
IIEi-r 4 L. KELLER Co F.
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Letters

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Pos
office at Findlay, State of Ohio, OF
18th day Of July, 1864.
w. j. BrOoms, Hiram Clip, Reu
ben Harris, VIM. Hilkert, Mrs. Juiis
Hyland, j. w. Hatton, Thomas Kigh,
Jason Lee, Sarah Longe, j c. Lar.
well, M. Oberlin, Margaret A. Purse
Osker Redforn, e. w. Reed, Eliza.
beth Runyon, b. Sterns, George Tate
Benjamin Toll, Lucretia Taylor, Miss
e. c. Taylor, Mrs. Susan Wingate
Miss Harriet Welch.
Persons wishing to obtain any OF
the above, must call for advertised
letters giviag the date of this List
and pay one cent for advertising.
5. b. ROTHCHILD, +. M.
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ooh that men and women would
read and ponder on the ''Lists of Nor
tality" published weekly, monthly
and yearly in our city There is ev,
er a fearfully great proportion OF Con
sumption Cases. The Statistic Ia
bles prove that while other Diseases
day their thousands, CONSUMPTION
Stays its tens of thousands"
oIn the early stages of Throat and
Lung Complaint, we consider MAD
AME ZADOC PORTERS CURA,
TIVE BALSAM infallible. "--N~
York Iribuxe.
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Noiice.

Notice.
The Physicians Of IIancocle Com.
ty are requested to meet in Conven-
ton, at the Court House, in Findlay
on
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1864,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, for the purpost
of establishing uniform bill OF prices
and transacting such other business
as may come before the Convention
DIR. B. Beach, DR. w. III, Baldwin
j. f. Pcrkey, f. w Entrikin
q" L. Firmin, B Rawson.
4" n. D. Ballard, Anson Hurd,
L" J.W .Binckley, " CHI Ocsterlin,
d" \. j. Fcrrnll, James Spayth,
Drs. j. IL y. Langworthy.
me Buud,pd Dollars Additional
Bounty.
Findlay Township will pay One
Hundred Dollars, additional to The
Government Bounty. to each volun
teer who will enlist to the credit o
Findlay Township the next call.
BY order of Trustees.
H. IT, WINpERs,
Township Clerk
Findlay, July II, lS64.
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Marc Mrniinn.

DR.. $. j. Mills, late Surgeon Ith
Mich. Battery. is now at home. Sam
uel IS not IN the service, aud now halls
from Nashville.
y pair of horses ran away with q
moving machine belonging to Squire
Carlin. When the horses stopped il
was discovered that the mower was
not very valuable.
Lieut. J. VI. Jordan octhc 5Ith, and
Lieut. Richards OF the 00th, are al
home both wounded.
The Doctors meet in council next
Saturday to agree upon II uniform
rise in prices. Another effect ofthis
Democratic war.
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THE NEW CALL.

Other counties are filling their quo
tos under the new call rapidly what
is Hancock doing? There need he
no draft here if the necessary cXcr-
ton is made. Our quota was filed
last winter and can he this summer.
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Produce Market.
WuEAT-Sl 20 for red.
CoRN--new 0 to LILO.
RYE-000 cents to ,lI0.
BuTrEI-20 to 2jc.
EGGs-l2 cents.
LARD--0 and ii cents.
OArs--65 to 20 cents.
TALLow--0 To l4ccnts.
BEES WAX-50 cents.
rlMornY SEED-S0 90 to- 30.
CLOVER SEED-S0,O u TO 10 90
WHITE BEANs--S2 90 to = 30
DRIED PEACnEs-l2 per Id.
DRIED APpLEs--Sl,75.
PELTs--50 to %
HIDEs-7 cents green, ii dry
RAGs.-Cotton / cents.
Wool to 80 cents.
FLAX SEED-S2 30
Salt--3,I5.
Flour so per bbl.
Hay-Sl6 per ton.
Feathers-65 cts per lb.
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DIR. Pasiu.

DIR. Pagiu.
Who has made professional visits
to this place for Il number of years,
will be ut the Reed House Monday
and Tuesday August both and 30th,
and October oath ~ %. His patients
will remember the dates.
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DoN'T USE soDA-Nor any of the
common kinds ofSaleratus in making
bread, ifyou value health and desire
to have bread that is palatable. Al
ways use De Lands Chemical Saler-
atns, and you will have pure article.
1t may he had ut the 9rocers.
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Advertisements.

Advertisements.
The New Advertisements this week
are interesting as usual and will re-
pay careful reading:
Findlay Union School. t
Urbapa Collegiate Institute.
J. 3. Myers--Sewing Machines
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DR.. A. Hurd,

DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON, would re-
l. pectiuliy tender his professional services
to the citizens OF Find.ay and surrounding
country.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SURGERY
eA Onoe on corner over the store Of n T.
Gage Il Co. Residence on Sandnsky street.
second door west OF United Brethren Church
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Educational.

EUWUN IIUHWI.
Parents having children to send
abroad for education, are referred to
the advertisement of the Urban Col.
iegate Institute. The institution is
said to be good one.
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Death of Lieut.. Ditw ,r,h

Lieut. II s. Dilworth, Co. /. 2lst
OHIO, was killed the battle near Kline
saw Mountain on the morning of the
9th of June. The following extract
from letter written by Lieut.. Porter
gives account of his death.
Mrs. DilwOrtlE-It becomes my
painful duty to intoam YOU of the
death oi your husband, X. $. Dill
worth. He was wounded this morn
ing at eight % clock and died at nine.
When wounded he was carried back
some ten yards To a place of safety,
and was sent for | fastened to his
side and found him sensible, but NOR.
tally wounded. A piece OF shell had
struck him on the top OF the right
shoulder and passed downward to-
ward his lungs He said ''he had got
his discharge" He requested me to
write to you and tell you that he had
died for his beloved country. lie
was able to say but little. The last
words he spoke were, "Oh my sweet
little wife,
He was conscious to the last. and
died rs he had lived; as II soldier,
brave and tue: rs a friend, warm and
aifectionate; as Il christian, calm and
resigned to the will of God.
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Renrescn,ni,yes inihe Army.

The circular of Provost Marshal.
General Fry, authorizing the accep-
tance of representatives in the army
of men not subject To draft, is attract
ing very general attention throughout
the country, and the men--and wo-
men too--of wealth, who are not sub
icct to military duty are furnishing
recruits, and sending them into the
army as their representatives. This
gives an excellent opportunity to the
men who are too old to enter the SER
vice, and are anxious to do something
in this war, that will place their names
on the rolls Of their country's dclen-
ders. To such we say, furnish the
money, and the representatives will
he found. Other parts Of the State
are at work in this matter, and there
is no reason why this county should
not do something.
II there are any parsons in Hancock
COunty--male or fcmalc--who are
willing to contribute money for tn,
purpose of securing representative;
in the army, for which they will be
credited on the rolls, and receive ;
certificate from the Department, il
they will indicate to the military com
mittee what they are willing to give
they will make the effort to secure
them the recruit
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tBusiness Y It crl

IIuSiness Y It c;l
WOODEN Goods
Anderson, at the WOODEN Mills, is
manufacturing more wool on shares
this Season than ever The farmers
have discovered that this is the best
and cheapest way to get clothing.
They get better goods and higher
prices for their wool.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

TIC WorId'S Grent Remedy Tor
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
fConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
vcrsally known. that we need do No moro
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up 10 the hest it ever has been, and that ic
may be- relied ON To do all it has ever ,innc.
Prepared by Dp. J. &. ArER u Co..
Prdctioai and .dnaiyficd hemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggis6 ovcry where.
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The 5Tth 4 40th.

The s7th 4 48th.
We have very interesting letters
from Capt. Wilson, OF the oIth, and
Col. Gray, of the 10th. Both will ap-
pear next week.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
ADOPTED JULY lsr, ls6I:

Special Notices 30 per cent. over the above
IA cS,
line.
Marriage Notices 80 ceAis each.
Local Notices anon reading matter. 10
cents per line in business column j cents.
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hrow'ng OF the waste substance from the SUR
ace of the h0dy. u lo"ssns tho phl gm, in.
duCes tree spit ing ana viii be found very a
greeabe to the taste. Il iS not a violent rom
lcdy, hut emo ollienl, warming, scare hing and
eheGtive, can he taken by tho oldest pprs0n
Ior youngest child.
| Madam Zadoe POrter's Curative Balsnn,
| is no new and untried medicine. hut has heen
used by the public tor the past 2 years, will
unparalleled success, and has acquired iis
present extensive and largely increasing sale
Ismply By heing recommended by those v hu
have used II 10 their afflicted friends ana 9th
ers.
| lfYou Have Cold, n ever 81 slight, d.,
not fail TO give the Bllsam trial, as tho very
low price at which il IL sold, brings II in the
reach of overy ons. that they may always
Keep II convenient for use The timely use
If n ~ cent bottle will oiten prove to be worth
| ne hundred times IT'S cost.
Do not bs put M with any other. Ask G,r
Madam Zadoe Porter's Cough Baisan, In.
sist on having il, and take no other; II your
Druggist does not have II. have him sond and
get u tor von.
gJ'soid by all Druggists M 25 ana so
Cents. per Bottle.
HALL g. RUcKEL, Proprisiors.
2ls Ovfmoich street, Neio York.
|lpp >. FktY, AGK ~, FHDLAy.
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Notice TO Exempts.

Notice TO Exempts.
The Board Of Enrolment for this
District will hold session at Find
lay commencing Aug 16 and ending
the ODD, for the purpose of consider
ing claims for Exemptions from mill
tary Duty.
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tt6gr The following testimonial from
noted clergymen IN New York will be
read with interest
METHODIST Book CONCERN, !

read with interest
METHODIST Book CONCERN,
200 Mulberry Street, N. Y.
Being in constant receipt Of inqui.
ries from oar brethren respecting
Sewing Machines, with requests to
recommend and purchase, we have, IN
conjunction with some lady friends
carefully and thoroughly examined
the various machines Of practical val
aie for family sewing, and find thsss
made by the Wheeler & Wilson Man.
ufacturing Company, sos Broadway
New York, to fully combine the essen
tials of good instrument, and such
AS we can confidently recommend.
Having seen so favorable sesults
from their use, in our own and the
households OF our friends, we are de
sirous that their benefits should be
shared by all our brethren, and hence
have interested ourselves in their be-
half
ABEL STEVENS, THo's. CARLToN,
JAMES FLOY, j, PORTER,
DANIEL WIsg, j. B. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WIN. A. Cox.
John b. Myers is the agent in Find
lay for the above machines, and in
vites the citizens of this locality te
call at THOMPSON & BLECHEES
and examine the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine, and see it in opera
zion. ,.au
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

SIIERIFFS SALE.
IN PURSU ANCE OF AN order 0i sale ISSUE Il
i from the Court OF Common Pleas, of
Hancock County. Ohio. and Ia me iirected. |
VIII expose to public Sale, nj the door of the
'"u ri House. IN Tho town oi Fndlay. Ohio on
SATURDAY., TnE 30rn DAY Of srLy, A. %. 1864,
hei ween the hours nf len o'Glock in thu fore
moon AMI fur O'Clock in the afternoon oi sa d
day, the following real estate. situate In tho
county oi HaEeock. and state OF 0he. ana
10" unded and described as iullows, to.wit
The North east quarter of the South cast
quarter, ot section ak (i), in township ono
Cd South. range nine () East, containing
forty (i0) acres "i land, more or less.
Terms of sale--CAsh.
Appraised at : 900.
Taken An TIC property of David Green. TO
satisfy aD execution in favor of Susinah
Green.
CLOYS u. WILSON.
sheriff of Hancock County, Ohio.
SherG's Oliino. findlay, o., J2fwEss,j0.
June 2ith 1874
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-22

DR.B. BEECH, won idrespeo TIM IN nnounco
that he has permanently y Ioostedin Findlay
where he willatiend to al calls In his profession
Once and residence on west side Of Main II,
n tho building formerly oocupiedbv A Y0unklD
nearly opposite the new Presbvteria Chui h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-30
Corporation No!icco.

EHOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ 10 COSTR fCTONS.--Sealcd Proposals ilr osed e.
sryarre cav. ones esc indo ii with 'hs title oi ho work
oi which may b. offered te nano 81 tr pron pre.eni
a. Office nu.il n o'clock 10. SATURDAY. Jnly' hhi-
fol the Construction OF Sewers IN he following s'rei 10
wit:
Iifh between seveutyfiu' end Llsh'y'uliih
streets; Morton street, between Judo nnt " 81 non
streets; Clinton sicet, between N. rion and Delaney
sints Crlnd street b1WcoD Greene ed Mercer streets
Eighth bc'.eea Sr'ccfth nad trch streets
ari Eig.yroui street; between bird and f0uuh 0nsues.
Specification Tor above work. aud blanks for the bids
be OBJ s.ncd application 20 The Contract t-ik a. this otce
TIiOMAs STEPHENS, Cfoton
EOBr. l.. DiEtACH, ,Aqnrtuct
Jure r. 1864. 4. ". CRAVEN, y BoaId.