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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-14

Price 81 90 Bsx. Said ~ Druggists er@fy~her~
JOHN J. KRONER PrineipsiIAgenf
sFr7dswesn &13 Chestnut ST, Ptilsaeiphia
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Reports sfon Ise's Azmy---0ueSrillas
oaPtured---rhs Tsrritery sf lGsntana
The Tax Bial, &e.
Especial to Tribune.1
Washington, April IL.
1t is reported on good authority that
Gen. Lee has ordered all officers to send
their baggage to Richmond before the
9th, ~ alter that date the road will be
used in bringing up reinforcements.
Nine OF Aosby's men were captured
Sunday night near Middleburg.
Guerrillas last night captured or
and killed Captain of the Pennsylvania
Reserves between Union Mills and Ma
nassas.
The House Committee on Territories
have decided to adopt the bill establish
ing the Territory of Montana, with the
Senate amendment that all inhabitants,
black or white, can vote.
Especial to Times.l
Washington, April IL.
Stringent orders have been issued re-
garding al citizens allowed to remain
with the Army Of the Potomac.
The House Ways and Means Commit
tee have adopted Adell's proposition to
impose tax on all brokers, sales of stocks,
bonds, merchandise, dc. The tax on
spirits is Si.25; Tobacco 80 cents per
pound with graduating scale. The Com
mittoe estimate the bill will produce about
$500 900, 600 revenue. 1t will be report
ed Thursday A small tax is imposed
on crude and 20 cents on manufactured
petroleum.
The Senate Committee on Foreign AT.
fairs have decided it unexpedient TO take
any action on the House resolution in re-
gard to Mexico at present.
[Herali's Special 4
Washington, April IL
The Virginia Convention for amending
the State Constitution sdjourned yester-
day, having adopted resolutions abolish.
ing slavery in the State.
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Dlsease. OF the Nervous,

teao-n~v and reliable treAfaeas--in spoess az ne
HOWARD Asso<1srsesssus by mail sealed letter en-
seaepes free q ehsrge AadFess pr sxfIrs Horcsrox
Howard Association, No South Ninth Street Philase
rhi&, Pm. arri-dkwIy
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i do,nmcrfial.
ooaascrxD DAIIS ~
5. HA MILL q co,
Who'll ESAL.E 0ROCBRS.
No. 100. Cosnsr Fourth and Aaia strssea.


WHOLESALE 0ROC1RS.
No. 100. Conner Fourth and Main stxss&s.
DAILY aAss Csr osYxal
ksoKEx. April IS, Ieel
PRODUCE AND PRovIsaOa0.
Receipts hxht Al thas eomes in = speedily soasht
up ~ god pricss.
..ss,-esP..a.., = . ssriss whsas Ezsa. = =
Coss Nas.-n soss1 % ? Ieo. ~
snr s.un-a ISea %.
RyE-N 70 -.
0srA.-d5 TO Csc.
0Rxss ApFlEe-opr2H o.
PofArcss-Sssese Retail Sc p psck
BuryrH--ccmmon. issas. Choice. 3ossse retail.
s. 10 Anr-
BGss-l7 10 ise, rrtafl ar
CnacxEss--ee 500 IS. very
wHrr BaA.s--Co~mon TO Good, u soas1 10 Prime
Nary - en@ss y
Hn-rmoshy. SO eosss 90 t.i~d. ~ 90 rr.irs.,
81 0assafs %.
GROCERaEs.
Everything In thr Department. Is rapidly advancing
Stocks Of staples In ssw York smAlL and
guenes u the rfse in God sh< market = excited
srsss-New Orleans fair I.e, primo lsc= choice 1ar
New iort c, &c Ses York, 4, &c. crushed and pow
dered nc
AuAssss-sasux House. 7sss.= Golden Syrup. 90
u lo-Snghnm 5seassc.
oosrE-kio. .o'.ss4sisr. java asc.
RieE--H u LIZ.
soDA-Amerfcxn 81 kaxfEsh, SC
saAr--ps'n, ~; ts,niiy sss= German, T1lDse
Casplss-sssr, ., 10 a: Mouid lzs1 10 Ia.
q 7s Blsrk. 81 % to $50
Topsoco-D~sk sweet, &c. Msilum Brands, Tse 70
eoc- Gold and Sstarsi L~sf, 81 90 90 81 80.
AAsls--Bess Br~nis 81 Ii, rates.
GLAss-sxlr CITY 81 30 to ID, rates
CnrpasE--2e to 2sc
Oar ArrIxs-io to lie ? ..
Dxr PfseaEs-HIfa 10 70 lie 2 b.
BAR CcHnAxss-1s.
RArHxs.S5 Is IS IS.
sAIr-I-ake s. o. to 3 Is.
FisH-Ne. MAcker-l hhis ST ooa$is 90
Se.1 d DO sis oegsls %
So2 hi do ~ o.
HI bbi~- Me- v ute Fish, 81 rs to o.
sUNDRaEs.
LE.rHKn-soie ~ TO ss<= Harness g to &C.
h, s.s ,, lns is to Is; D.y ..1ss y to ls Grub.
n Is Green Hog skins. lbc
Skzps-Tmothy, y On Fax. ~ Is - 70.
FEsrHgKs-ia 10 &5e.
CaxnsE-Haa,hury Ia 10 7oc.
Bk0 CArr1s-t4 % to - % gree.
azxxr-Ss % to s. % p 100 gruss.
wog-ciesn Tussashed, s. to 7se; Unvashsd one
0ns-cosI OIL best White. 7or. retain. Soc +; Lin
sesd OIL vi - Lard Oil Il 10 to 81 &c Fish OIL 81 % TO
BgrsuAx-a2c
Par Hses-Ss % to - = nets
Rsss-wacl.n go Cotton 81 &C.
New GryuEs-2,e
On IKos-ie = M Brsss. 1oc ? b. Coopxn, ise n
kxcsAssn-on New York, Philadelphia, boston. Gin
annatl -, Louis ard Chicago x Y cent. for bankAble
nands Gold o toe o. prsnllam buying.
DHI GOODS.
Our dealers are doing trae being busy al
the time both receiving and shipping. Prices are nrm
and no concession il anticipated.
6aKxnxss snxrIxas-eU TO &c
DRIIls-S0 &sc.
P1iSrs-l5lS 10 a3sxr.
DELAfxs--36 tn 3sc.
GfSeHAns-2S to 81 1<r
CaApuIcK AND CoAys sfooE-N o.
exKN fHRKap-$1 o. TO 81 To-
FARMERS AND MECH. CAsslNxRx-6x To sfc
Z 0zxn No. N - Z
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Philadelphia. April o.

Proposals for the three aud . half mill.
ion city loan were opened to-day, about
three millions were awarded At i06. and
lot.
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Cincinnati, Aprill3.
LIE ocean iron-clad stesmer Cstavba
was successfully launched hero at aeon to.
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MAIL PAPER, &c.-Sprisr Sized
W. - E6a Rnpsf, Dufisr1 0nt NMGX -
r.aasnun, 1istuF cest 1aspss, q. tspslss1 - r!
a1sbs tU8 AMv111c1kX =
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sUNDRaEs.
pnY GOODS.

Our dealers are doing immense trade being busy eli
the time both resolving and shipping Prices are r
and no concession is now anticipated
SsRxnxss Avn snurIsas-eO 10 &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
pRoPosALs FOR LOAN.

- a lN4t fRrAsurv TvpA,vwuvv Juue lesl
70 ensure the greatest possible in ths operations OF
and .hful generals upon theatre operations sx
penaures have beyond receipts from
sealed VIII - . sa az III.
ment under The act Of March 1863 until Of Wednss.
70 the OF ssvsny.nvs millions Of dollars bearing
An annual interest Of six cent PAYABLE semannnaly
year: and rsdesnsbs Alter the so.s Of june, 1881.
Each Ssr must DO for hf g, one hundred dollars or
sum including premium offered for each hundred in
bonds or for hfy when the offer Is for than my
offered must be deposited guaranty Tor
payment Of :ub:orponK accepted with the Treasurer Of
pses. or
with The Dsssuated bepositsry Baltimore, rtsOurg
any National sanns Association Authorized to receive de-
posts which may consent 70 transact the business without
deposors BY the association receiving them; lie
originals OF which be forwarded with the offers TO the
the mornn Of june rs No OFFER no, accompanied BY s
The Coupon and Registered bonds Issued win be Of tho
M Of Pc soo sSo.sans Reg ssrsd
All offers received will be opened Wednesday, the 18th
o. June by tho SecIeary or one Of the Asst Secrea
atey given respective oersrs and, Of accept
ance bonds OF the descriptions and prefer
per VIII be reesoned in the last instrument paid
those whose Offers may not be accepted
The amount Of accepted be deposited with the
under this nos on advice Of socsp.anSs Of OTTER or Is
on before the 2Oh onethird on or be;
original two cent deposit before the both Of June
Interest to the !st Of July the several deposits Will be
Paid 10 coin on ne soh Of june and interest on bonds viii
Oilers under this notice should be endorsed "OGer for
right to decline all offers not considered advantageous
served to the government sAP CHASE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

$4,000 UNITED r.D srAEss y sSsD:
States y 20 Bonds o. 81 81 COS 81
s.9 ca. 81 ~ Uf, Ac72, s51s so74 81 $50 and
Of these bonds annexed stopped
and the bonds in the hands Of ether party
VII pay reward Of 81 600 for the return Of than. or any
inSormauon that win lead TO their recovery - -.
ID. L. HUM. u WAu 9eroek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

NTKw gKIR1 yOR 1854 saEer
NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELHRUG COB DOUBLE, STEEL
ILAL 0. WEST. no. MyoSSFkxxsERs STREET. NEW
the owners Of the patent and exclusive manufacturers
Of this,
J. W BRADLEYS
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLPTIC STEEL SPRING
SKIRTS.
This invention consists of D6pex for twol Elliptic Steel
Springs, ngenioYsy braided tightly and firmly togehe
edge edge mailing toughest elastic, flexible aud
durable spring over used, enabling the yearer in con-
Of It's elasticity and deXibehess 70 place Aad
fold the skirt whsh easily and with the same Gene
silk or nuslin dress II entirely obyates and
ssnces the only jsctons hoop skirts viz the annoy
anoe 70 the wearsr we'll a. the public especially In
crowded assemblies, carriages railroad cars church pews
or in any crowded place from the dncuy ofsoonrscss
them TO occupying small This entirely removes the
diaeulty whs giving the skirt the usual fu
for the street opera Or house
convenencs The Duplex Elliptic Spring ssrt5cr
the use Of them They are the bs.. quality n sveys part
economical skirt made Merchants win be supplied a.
above and ladies most first class retail stores In thin city
and throughout thddiGerent States.
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.

CAIIpoRNIA DIAMoNDs-Tug QUESTION rs OFT.
~ asked Nv persons who do not know the article hal
California Diamonds They arc crystAized quartz,
found California; ana polished ~ such degree Of
brianey dece the most exrst Judges OF the real
diamond: mounted In sol i8 gold by tina best da
mond workmrn, the patterns sad designs taken from the
most expensive diamond jewelry They were frs, intro.
duced In iso aud he imerse quantities sod attest
her pcpulsriy Pins ~ 70 $50; Rar Knobs 81 to $50;
"s'' v ORIGINAL 4. JACOBS. l07 Broadway
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SILK And CLOTH,
3HR 0RRAfEsT VARIETY IN TIE C1zxs
AT DIvAU60Ng

MOURNING DEPARTaszNr ? s4f t&
AT RETAIL,
Mourning and Part Mourning Dress Fabrics for sammse
wear. Also Mourning Goods q every kind.
LORD 3 TAYLOR,
Mos zSl 10 lu Broadway
Noa 266 70 Isl Grand street.
II" f Nos ~ and 10 Catharine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

1ITNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
~ Y9,a AZ election for Directors Of tbs Company
elected for the ensuing year:-
Russell stepbins, a. 6. ssueries,
VIM. wheelwright, John D. Ward,
Theophilus Anthony. Francis A. Thompson
George 4. satterlec Livingston Satterlee.
Nehemiah Knight John McLarcn,
J. @. Chardovoyne. Nelson Runyon,
John H. Taiman, .o,,,. H SIrssII oOs6o6s
At meeting Of the Directors, hold 9th instant JACOB
BROUWER, Esq. was unanimously re. elected President
NEW Yoas yuns sa iss BEACH, Secretary
n BThe holders OF certificates Of stock in 'ths Kna
70 ss Ssa .a
them for new certificates dated a. above.
BONDS OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
q psS n s ~ e 2 hi
sss ~ j % 1::s
suppress insurrectien and app.cprang the
"a & The M. 70
ss : %s o S oa
$loSoS0 on The 1! January, A. 2; 1887
100000 on the lst January, 4. b iss.
and .: srs s .ss@p. ), Nv from
In for the %n or any pant Of
CITY Of Trenton. stats Of New Jersey any time before
ss Il. s n % Of VIZ :.
Pea: x bear a.ss July Slsss .sjss. I'D:
Dated May Is A. D. 1884, -
BALTIMORE AND MARYLAND FUNDS WANTED AT
~ low rates New Orleans bank notes also purchased at
WIN h. MARsroN &.co.s Bankers lz.wAn street.
nsp New n 70 LOAN
property IN sums Of from $1,000 20 500 interest a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

no THE WATCH BuNlN6 MISUNDERSTANDING IN.
ported my Watches when god was ont ~ per
MUM ensb Ell ~ sell At prices taking into
sieau the present cc % god) that vi defy
" on silver tut ieweled Hunting Case Watches Si; do
Levers, *2 American Patent Levers SO cmpns ton,
hrc gilt plairi tre Si2 upwards FEW ~ cNrat
ENGLISH Patent Lrvars ~ ccebratd maters very lnw.
vry Watch ~arranted by spec Ruartntee Cor years
Second hama Watches taken In exchange
ORIGINAL I. JACOBS. l07 1roAdwAy,
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AT GEORGE KEyEs'. 34s EIGHTH AvENUE-CON.
a nuation Of great sale OF 50 pieces heavy back
6ilks with and without usre, suitable for NANTES
drosses 80 pieces colored Silks shades
pacas beautiful colors and fine goods several
Dress Goods, Organd Lawns also Ehawls and
nsntes 500 silk Sun Emtrelas from 81 70 and upwards
Domestic Goods In large and cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

a BEAUTIFUL EEw BARGE FOR sxcUKsT0Ns.-
n The HARVEST HON. sui mo NntNhgs OK
steam boats Win sao1ny. Also ~ Roman WEI AMI Plea
ant tasy groves Excursion ohio, 80 ~ tstffc' sore
Of BARROW. v, ~ ChOsobif.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

OLD GOLD AND SIbNkH
Persons who wish 10 sell Diamonds old Cold &,
kind Of old fashioned Jcwelry ~ TO LOUIS ANRCH,
723 Broadwav pcs I've fact he rays ~ per cent
than per Fsab shed IN New York the
administration ~ the late Martin Van Huren Make
nitake-Ts3 broadway, under the New York Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

aawE. ,TuTTLE's DRaSsMAKiNo AND PATTERN
M Roons, $50 9rcd way wnrre shc hasan elessn, as.
s~rtren q, fse IN Parts Patt.rn The the
Eaaaur rus BY riehles her TO perfect H. The
svslsm taught dH6 u. ostway near Amk1g street.
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VRAVELLERs, CUBE.

VI UDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAtNs FOR AL
IL bany Troy the Hor. aud West leays Chambers street
att and 10 A. w. and e. and iUfJ r. NJ and sundays
ct 622 +. NJ, from 1hrteih street
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ For Albany, Troy, North ani West leave twenty
sixth depet 10 A. NJ and T.. NJ Sunday train
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sEoARs AAD rOBACCo.

s.nn nnp sEgAes FOR SALT rus WV
~ ltt.UtJV YORK ~rsar srucv " taD-rtg street SI
10 so per 100 fartcs buying or selling s,y,rs m".a 10
vel " call al this agency. y. W. VAnhn' As~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

1O0 new AND SECOND HAND ritSns Ngbp-
rent ~ prclte Min nv rtyments received Tor
The a ae iro haaI fAu0s geAt narg ns Tor cash
puec from 5000 o. New even &c ave PIANOS a. &2(,,
$50 s!Ts and 500 1n1 .heels olnnsic ltie sc,led,
~ ic. per page. HORACE WATERS. sSi Broadwy
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n. 4, HIGGINS'
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESrABLISHMENr.
12G Sixth avenue, two doors from Tenth street.

TOO NINTH STRBET-MME. B. WILLIAMS WILL
lZJ sell her elegant stock or French Summer
Hon nets, Round Hats and Coaures Al greatly reduced
prices recsying OF goods No. 100
Ninth street. near Broadway.
100 NINTH SrREHT-.MME b. WILLIAMS WILL
Ia sell present stock OF French anmmcr Boa
Hats nd greatly reduced prices recev
in entire stock Of goods at l2s Ninth street. lew
doors west OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

WILL ARRIVE, JUNE II, AT The METROPOLITAN
w stables corner of Prince Crosby streets, New
York choice ana family single Horses
frsm Livingston county n y. al bays With long manes
and free from bInchas. Among them are one pair hys
sers and STYLISH one pair gedings hands high
hands high, years old thatcan .rot fast for
sy hor:es they are from fast otting stock: one sing
styllsh suitable coupe Inquire forAshey.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-24
Horse Thieves Arrested.


Two men named Jackson Brown
and David Carney Of this county.
were arrested at Hudson, Michigan.
l6 miles west of Adrian, by Sheriff
Hough, of that State, charged with
stealing Hoses from Elijah Mclott
two miles south east of Van Buren.
The horses were stolen from Mr..
Melott's pasture on Sunday morning,
the 10th inst.
A hand bin had been sent out, and
descriptions of the horses sent by
telegraph. On Monday Sheriff vii.
son received dispatch from sheriff
Hough, notifying him of the arrest,
who Immediately started after them.
and on Wednesday afternoon the>
were safely lodged in Jail in this
place.
Their examination Eill be held Ia
day at o'clock p. NJ, before ESQ.
Beardsley.
Brown and Carney claim that they
bought the horses from a man they
knew nothing OF, while they were OF
their way to Michigan.
Horse stealing has become sueh m
epidemic, that if the offence Is proven
against them, it will go hard witt
them. We arA indebted to the kind
nes9 of Sheriff Wilson for the facts
in this case.
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NOTICE To ORR PATRONS.

In consequence Of the high price Of
everything connected with the print
ing business, and the increased pric,
of living, the Publishers of the Ian
cock CoU, i,r and Hanccck J,f,rsonian
in order to continue theta business
are obliged to give notice to thcil
patrons thrt after the 10th day Of Ju
ly next, the subscription price of theil
papers will be advanced to Two Dol
laas per annum.
All subscribers paying up arr cara
gcs and one year in advance, on OF
before the 10th of July next, will re
ceive their papers at the old rates.
l.. GLFssNER & Son,
Publishers Courier
-. r. LOCKE,
Publisher Je6erSonian
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-24
Agent for Hancock County.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Patterson and Taylor have anoth-
er stock Of New Goods, which the
people who buy them, say is the lar
gest and best selected stock, ever
brought to Findlay, and at prices
wonderfully low Tor war times. Ev-
cry one who goes there, comes away
with pleasant look. p. & L. want
the people, before they purchase, to
call and see them. They assert that
they are selling goods lower, and have
a better stock to select from, than
any other concern in the county. AS
seeing is believing, Call and See.
E1- p. S. The Cloak and Ladies
Dress Goods Department is still full
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-24
9anfufh 9effrrsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Nasty on the te,u,a of vallandig

Church NV the Moo Dispcnsashen,)
Joon the II. 64.
Coy 2 the world, Vallandy9um is
KUN! The CRATE excl, in deiianse NV
tho edix NV q usurpin despot, hez re-
turnd to his naytiv sile! Glory! My
bum swells with emoshun, and |
leep fer COY. Welkum volIandygum!
Overgoyd ez l am, my sensoshens
air not all plesherable. The return
NV the distinguish champion nv suth-
rim rites is sumwat embarrossin. The
trooth is, Vallandygum wuz not jest
the man We wantid fer lccder. He
hez tung, without discreshun, wicll
qwalitis hez ruind menny buddin ge-
muses.. Sech men kin alluz succeed
In kickin up a dust, but forehunatcly
they alluz git s;notherd in it. Yallan-
dygum's week.-mrs. is---Vallandygum
Shet him up in sekloodid spot wher
he he'd noboddy 2 blather to about
hisself, and he'd expire in disgust in
q week. . rcsoom.
His return is unfortunit, becoz
What will we do with him ? Under
his leadership, we wuz BEN redoost
. very small pint, so small indeed
that we wuz jest reddy to berry. AT
thi: crisis Linkiu lie ups and arrests
him. Wat turn that wuz fer us
1t wuz a bubble actin leever that lift
ed us 2 ways, to-wit: we got shet NV
Vallandygum, who wuz a unmixt moo
sancc, here. 1t convertid noosance
into a marter, wich wuz wat we want
id, and give us ground to go on.
Valandygum ort = hev bin moro
grateful, than 9 hev bustid this ar
rangement by cumin back. He'd he
stayd, poor excl on furrin shoar,
a strainin NV his ize to git even faint
glimpse NV his nativ land, until the
campane wuz 3ds over, and then
committed sooiside jest afore eleck.
shun, in a fit of temprary insanity
brot on by greet, and sorrer, and wo
and sich, it wood hev bin hunky His
fooneral wood hev bin profitable . us
fer he is like the jentle hog, a hevy
expence to his owner vile liyin, ant
us no earthly profit . him till he dies
Agin. There's no call fer takin NJ
coleckShuns, emmy more. fer his ben
neft, agd--away goze the cheef in
KUN not only uv myself, but uv haf
nv the dimecratic politishns Nv thI
stat / shell hev . deny myself ny
all luxooris frum this time out.
Wat kin we do with him? H.
heznt the mack Nv sayin 2 things n
wun say, and nuthin else will do us
Wen the party was settin its fac'
mildly aginst slaivry to fool the fre,
silers, he wuz fer eraddykatin the evil
Now wen we air pintin mildly south
ward, he's declalin fer EN- openly, il
his yoozlIel loonattik stile.
. konklood. ! luv Yallandygum-
but ef Linkin wood arrest him anC
immure him in the darkest duniun II
Fort Warm, or hang him, or marte
him in emmy manner, he wood trool,
confer a faver on the undersigned, anC
the entire dimocratic party. Thel
wood we carry his dececst karkis thr'
the North, with suthin to show on on
chergis nv tyranny. But with Vallan
dvgum at liberty and in good heltl
the fust, Last and only victim Nv nm
constoosilnel usurpashen air gone
and with it our cappytal.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
Paster Nv sed church in charge
-.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-24
rrait aud Grain Crops.

The present aspect may be sumed
up as fellows:
Apples and pears are coming on
well. Cherries and peaches none.
Currants end gooseberries are doing
well. Grapes were much injured.
yet there will be a prrtial crop
Wheat was very greatly injured
What is left is doing well. In shell
tered positions it covers the ground
and promises an average crop; in 9th
er places it stands thin on the ground
and will scarcely return the Seed
Oats and flax look stunted. They
need rain Clover is good but limo
thy is thin. The hay crop will be
moderate. z tlla H
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-24
Tow a Ueartless Official was Treated.

Among the recently wounded in
Sherman's army was Col. Neibling,
2lst Ohio, who arrived at Chattanoo-
ga on the night of the I'd inst. with
his arm amputated. A letter to the
Cincinnati Commercial says, General
Stcedman, wishing to obtain private
room for him, where he would he
more comfortable than in the hospi-
tai, called upon quartermaster who
occupied one, and politely asked the
use of it for wounded officer. He
positively refused to give it up for
ANY such purpose. Look here,
young man, said the MOTTO certified
General, just get your traps out OF
here in a hurry, or will have them
thrown ont! ] believe I command
this, not YOU" The room was clear
ed out in a hurry by its occupant
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-24
Letters
f. BRowY, Dept Col.

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at Findlay, State of Ohio, on
23d day of June 1864.
William Enough, Miss Rachel Ann
Folk, Abrah am Foliz, Melvina Folk,
Jne. l.. Goode,. Job Griner, James
Henchire, Alexander NJ. Hardy, Hen
ry Haller, Rev. j. j. Kopp, Mrs Liz
zie +. S. Hampton, George Ludin,
Jessy Lighttoot, b. +. Long, Miss
Barry Lung, Thomas Myers, Miss L.
S. Meyer, Hugh Mcconnell, Mrs. Su-
san Moore, DR.. L. ID. Pope, William
Weller, Miss Charlotte Walters, S.
w. Young, George Young,
GERMAN LETTER.
Margarctha Lunian.
Persons wishing to obtain any o
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this Lis
and pay one cent for advertising,
j. b. ROTHCHILD, 7. NJ.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-24
A Hancock Man n He'd.

Chns. c. Manwaring who emigra-
ted from this place to Herman, Mis-
souri,, was assassinated by q rowing
band of rebels at that place a few
weeks since. The citizens captured
and killed six of them. Mr.. Manwar-
ing had been member of the Mis-
souri, Legislature, and WAS at the
time Of his death Provost Marshal. -
He was good man.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-24
Soldiers-we think Dr.. Strick,

Soldiers--we think Dr.. Strickland
is quite right in ADVISING you in his
advertisement in our columns of to-
days paper, to take q bottle of his
highly recommended Anti. Cholera
Mixture in your knapsacks, it may
save the lives ofmany of our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yours sons
do not neglect it. You can get it al
the Drug Stores at 30 cents per bot
tie. 1t is the best remedy for Diarr,
h9a and Dysentery.