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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

a,l.. JOSH BlLLINGs The renowned Josh,
whose opinius Gu financial as well as on
y political matters are worthy of "awl con
}, slaerashun,' has prepared the "follerin
4a exPanashUc5 nom original resipees:' ~,
10 e.. a -'Splrits Of the Just men made per
70 tec.' don cum within the whiskee BILL
q rs B-"Spirits Of the damned" are con.
"a strnld the same as damnable spirits, and
q must pa highest whiskce rate
C-The tax on "undressed neultrv"
doub'ed-the morals Of the country scer
tew require it. ~ge-
(D-B'l9na sarsage iu part Of dorg and
e saf' 81 req flannel, must pa the duty Of
,oos ,E-Awl tabakker, (uuless the manu-.
iakturer d!skrlminates what is new and
&C. what IL old chaws) is elevated 80 per
cent. ..T
= Ministers of the gospel who don't
dew ever $1,000 wurth of bizness A
@ year, are exempt
sts.. G-Assessors ar cspcshila required to
see that all men owning wheelbarress are
duly licensed
H-Enny man refusing to own wheel
barrer will be fined $50 for the fust Of
r, fease, and $500 for the sekund.
= - The duty on Picknics & Camp meet.
ings and 4th Of Jrly's haz been post
60 a'poned for the present, . .t
o'~4 - five wise man health, aud he will
ts4t2 giye,himso everything else.
.ai.. ~ The quickest way to make tail
j II ,nan short is to borrow all the money he
has got W. DIV. -.' ."+ "
. nTsrA You may gain applause BY one great,
wise, or fortunate action; to avoid oen.
= .a7 sure, you must pass a whole life without
' NH, saying one bad or foolish thing. a
"A sensible writer advises those who
would enjoy good. eating. to keep good
.9assed, eaor;' says he, "an angry man
: ei6sv ten whether he il eating boiled
cabbage, or stewed umbrella"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28
d BETTER THAN cAYON,L OR BLUE Pill.
BETTER THAN CaloMEI. OR BIIIE PILL.
LETTER THAN CAIOMkL Or bl.CE PILL
As ALTEEA WEE

As LTEEATIvL
They exercise n pow rul ii Glencc over the liver
and its sccrceIs than ca'ornC, M rcurs, blue lil,
hence their importance In cases NJ Liver Complaints
and Spleen Difficulties ,Jsuntice, Dyspepsia, Bilious at
tacss IIeaiachc &c. IN Che treatment ,cher
Bilious, yellow, Typhoid and ether reducing Feycrs,
they arc surerior to qun1c Tier influence extends
over the entire system controlling. strcuc lenng. and
bra I'M ~ Tao rcisx.d ani waspE cuGreies ard r~gu
s4ra al tc sc-rrt,ns ~ tho Natural Performance Of
tAeir tsuass cleansing a|d rtHi wing the Mod and
purefrs from tho system acscaSd Geposi.s and i'm.
sDure hu1aors. .@%ss4. 49, - 80
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

Tbesa rsets Of land are anongstthe early and
best selections in the county, and are all OF supe-
ri0E quality. 49, . ,..ss.r&..ss =. .a..-a
Persons desiring to purchase win please call
upon wv n. TurnILt, Esq Banker. Upton, for
further information ~ to price and terms -aesa
3mlo McREAN, THOMAS l. LYONS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28
[ AN CURED.

I AN CURED. 3"
81 have taken six dose' II Railways F.s,o Of thrcs
pills each, N * days they cured me Of Constipation,
ladiges'ion, apd yspeTa'a ! have taken i--ths:
only obem ,snporar re,ef II stoppea The uso OF
these pills fot a. week nay oi complaint would appear.
SIX doses Of Rad s : s,,, FL sq,ed me
~ have sufrerei with Dyspepsia and Liver C m.
plant seven yeass-have used all sorts Of pills
they would give me temporary cefnfTt, but Wa com.
relied to take them al the time. have used one box
of DR.. Railways Pills am cured have not taken
. paItic.e Of medicine in six months.
- @J'i c. IL CHIlDs, Eoxbury. Mass.
FILES, sTRArSiNl AID rrSEssrs,
Pills, sTR1IM1G An TRNFsMUs,.
Ar, the resuits Of Inflammation irritation of tho mu.
cous membr OF the bowels, induced BY drastic
lls-lhese imperfect pills. instead OF being dissolved
by tho chile carrei to the lower bowels, and In
sdce a pers ait,c movement evacuation by their
t'ss , s sss s .,a g. sas
10 The s'sr bs that patients nnderg, Dho take these
l' yos rTauid avoid ,h,.e annoy snees wneaever
''sS' Rt fSses 'f Sts iis ma PI.ia
THEY WILL PURGE TI1oRoUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with PILES, may rely on positive
care by their yrs e. -*ssr ,ar..str ~ 80
sGAILD WlilhGC4. -. ~.
@~r COATED WITH GUM
Dr.. Railways Pins elegantly c 'ated with Cum,
ts.tre" from taste smell can be rken at all tnes
aud Oh al occasos. No danger will result from codss
4 ta exposed . vet Or emp ws4'ser a taxing these
~ ~ SIX or AA1wA7's FILLS
e. s q s sass:
crooa O I8siem Oil, njec,nss andalhar means com.
tey failed. A dos Of Kadway Pslh viii remove all
sCHrpctons and accure a FREQ pasagc. directions Tor
HE are insic each tox Price per bOx, rs cents. Sold
by HuggiSs, MediciAe Dealers. and store keepers :,
N.k-Every Agent kas been furnished with tresS
and new made Pills As each box Is enclosed with
stcct Engraved Labea, take othors.'
49, E.-tg RAD y ~ & CO., ro-vor.
SOLD Ia Upton by 4. HALL. Railways Relic
issold at as cents Per bottle. a. g
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28
CERTIFICATES.

This Is to certify that purchased a McCor-
mick Self.Raker and used it in cutting so acres
Of grain and GO acres ofgrass without any break.
age at all. The draft was very light. and con-
slider it much the be st and most reliable machine
/ know Of, as Reaper or Mower. The Rake
works completely, and is not liable to get out of
order, and four men will bind as much as five
after any hand raker. MOSES BUNKER.
bought Mccormick Self-Raker in 1868. and
fully endorse the above. JAS. A. HlBBEN.
The Mccormick Selr,Raker bought in 1853
used in cutting us acres Of grain and grass, and
'Iike II much better than any other machine ev
er saw. In tangled grain it works first rate, and
saves'a binder as well as the raker. Any man
wishing reliable machine to NOV as well as
reap, would advise to get a Mccormick Self
Raker, and they will be satisfied with it.
".Ff J.P.COE
Smith BROTHERS, Agents at Upton. L. b.
GERH, Agent at Clarence. F. BACON, Agent at
Wilton. r. B. Lyos, Agent at West Liberty.
PETERSON BROTHERS, Agents at Louden.
lTwS Es A. Men AIR, Gen. Ag't.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

And REGULATE THE SYSTEM.
Their Great Combinations.
They are ApsriS.t, Tonic, LAXATIVE Alternative, Slim
ulaIH, Cou1ter ] Naui. Sue4riic.s
AS EVACUANTS,
They are more certain AMI thorough than the Drastic
Pills Of Aiocs Cro,on lIs lem OIL, or ElIterium
and more soothing and healing than sc1na, or liheu-
barb, or Tamarlnds, or Castor GA.
IN SUDDEN ATTACKS or
Inflammation Of the Bowc's or Stomach, Liver Spleen
rancreas or Kidneys, Bilious Cho.ic Bilious Fever
Eysipeas Congcstive Fever. Small Po1, Measles, or
Scarlet Fever,
SIX TO EIGHT OF DR.. RADTAY'S REGU.
LATING Pills WILL PURGE THE pRIIA.
EY CAUSE OF THESE FROM TIE SYSTEM
IN SIX HOURS
One dose or Dr. Kalways phS viii cleanse the ines
tnal canal and purge from the bowels al oIendiag
and retained humors, thoroughly l9be,a or the
best approved ernetic vi cleanse tie stomach, With
gu. producing Inflammation, irritation, weakness,
STRAlNIN
other unpleasant symptoms. The are 10 rther
purgave p.ls in the world tina. Will secure this dc.s
b
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

In addition to the very liberal warranty given,
we would say. as heretofore, that farmers are at
liberty to work our Machine throng Oh the harvest
sth any OTHER, aud keep and pay for the one pre-
ferred.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

NJ AAoG SAAkS III 4AEA VA LEN NASoCAs
~ DUTA BRISK AND THOROUGH
EVACUATION FROM THE BOWELS
.ttljB ALWAYS SECURED.
Newly Discovered Principles in Purgatives.
Dr. Railways Pills are the best Purgative Pills in tho
world ,and the only Vegetable Substitute for Calomel or
Mercury ever discovered They are composed OF
vEGETABL EXTRACTS From ROOTS,
HERBS. PLANTS, GUNS, SEEDS, FLOWERS,
BARKS, FRUITS AND WEEDS, PRE-
PARED IN VACUO.
One grain OF the extract Of the medicinal proper
ties ofRadways Pills. possess greater curative power
over disease than thousand Of tho crude and inert
materials that enter into oil other pills In use These
PIis are compounded Of the active medicinal proper
ties IF the Roots Herbs Plants, Flowers Gums &c of
which they composed. One dose viii prove their
superiority t. ali other pills. They
PURGE, CLEANSE, PURIFY, HEAL.
&c. SOOTIIE, CALM, STRENGTHEN, ..
INvlGORATE,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

NTHAT . pleasure it IL to look through an
w Album .fhed with, dear faces. EVER
family should have ons A hfce Assortme mt kep,
~ Z. b. eimmons' Art Gallery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

OYSpCpsSn, Heart Disrnae, EilA, EpiIcp sy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cures of these affections have
been made by the Alternative power ofthis medicine
1t stimulates the vital functions into igorous action
snd thus overcOnsee disorders which would be sup
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required BY the necessities a. the people ana
we are confident that this will do for them ali that
medicine can do. z z==FT AZ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

ALL DRUGGISTS EvIRYwHERE.
ASK .oR AELMBoLD's. TAKE NO oIh'
I'D Out cot AdsNttsAnant And send fsrit.
u g And Avoid inpoAAisn ~ spossss.r
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
NOTICE rn oile rArnoNs.

In consequence OF the high price Of
everything connected with the print.
Jog business, and the increased price
Of living, the Publishers Of the Han.
cock Courier and Hancock Jeftrsonian,
in order to continue theta busincss,
are obliged to give notice to Their
patrons thrt after the 10th day of Ju-
~ next, the subscription price of their
papers will be advanced to Two Dol.
laas per annum. t..
All subscribers paying up arr eara-
yes and one year in advance, ON or
before the 10th of July ncxt, will re-
ceivc their papers at the old rates.
l.. GLFssxER & Son.
Publishers Courier
d. Il. LOCKE.
Publisher Je6etsonidn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03

re- Hosler & Vaughan's Polemo,
rama of the Rebellion was exhibited
Mt Whceler's Hall on Monday and
Tuesday evenings. 1t was decidedly
the best painting of the War which
has been exhibited in Findlay. The
flash and thunder of the guns in Ger,
tain bombardments and naval com
bats, as well as all the grand para,
phernalia of this mighty war are Civ
en- with thrilling effect. The storm
scene, representing the tempest en-,
countered by Duponts fleet on its
way to Port Royal, is truly sublime
and makes the spectator almost for
get that it is not real.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03

Soldiers--wc think DR.. Strickland
is quite right in alvising you in his
advertisement in our columns of to-
days paper, to take n bottle Of his
highly recommended Anti.Cholera
MIXTURE in your knapsacks, it may
Save the lives of many of our best sol
diors. Mothers, sec that yonrs 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-
hGa and Dysentcry.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Fire in blanchard In,

The house of Mrs. Matthias caught
fire, it is supposed from the chimney,
about 2 o'clock p. M. Monday may
3Oth. The family were about tho
house as usual, attending to their du,
ties when it was discovered, but it had
got under such headway in conse,
quence OF a strong wind that was
blowing at the time--that all exer
tons to save the building were una
vailing. Nearly all the furniture ant
clothing was destroyed, leaving Mrs
Matthias in sad plight. Loss abou
S2000,--no Insurance. q, -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
From the 2tst.

From the 2ist.
The following letter from Mr. bet
wilcr of the 2lst, to DR. c. Osterlin of
this place, gives the killed and woun-
dcd of that regiment in the late bat
ties in Georgia, and other items ofin-
tcrest:
May 2lst-We will probably lay
here all day to let the men rest and
get shoes. made out report this
morning, of the causualitcs of our
Regiment this far, and this is a memo
randum oft
Joseph Haskings, killed by shell
WOUNDED.
L. F. Place Sergt co. b. by shell
in forehead, flesh, John Kimball, co,
b, flesh wound, through calf of leg
10y rifle Ball, Adam Walters, co. Is,
Henry Smith, co. Is, Jacob Walters,
co. b, Henry Fol1G CO. b, Henry
Ho0bler, Jehn Askam Corp. co. ID,
James Latham, co F. James NJ. Clin-
took, co. G., Lewis Lafferty, co. A,
Isaac Alferd, co. Il, Stephen Lane, co.
I, Edwin Clover, co. d.
The weather is very pleasant here
to day, rather warm. I sent back
sick men this morning. The 49th is
not great ways from us now, some
of their boys were over last night
I saw Mr.. McCeuaehy day before
yesterday, he saw Capt. Bope, Lieut.,
Richards and Zay since the fight, they
were all well. I saw Ssm'l Sagcr,
never saw him look so well. / have
seen many of my acquaintances since
we started on this march, all appear
to be in fine spirits. we have now
men enough to do something, ant
many think the next 90 days vii
wind up the war. 1 will now close
hoping to here from you soon anC
often. Yours truly,
DETWILER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
To our Patrons.


On or about the first day Of June
next, we shall present the JEFFERSON
IAN to it's readers in an enlarged and
improved form. We shall add one
column to each page lengthening the
sheet proportionably, enabling us to
give about one third more matter
than at present.
To do this we have expended q
great deal of money--for us-having
purchased first class Cylinder Press.
the expense which-with the other
material necessary will not fall far
short OF $500.
We are determined to make the
JEFFERsoNIAN a first class paper.
TO justify the increased eXpendi
ture, we must have, of course, large
ly increased patronage. We ought
to have an addition of 800 to our list
by the 18th of June, and can have if
our friends in the different townships
will take hold of it. Our terms will
remain at the old rates for advance
paying subscribers, until the 10th Of
July, to wit;
One year, Sl,oU
Eight months, 100
Six month";, 10
Three months, ,3S
Friends see what you can do
among your Union neighbors. The
approaching campaign will be n hot
one and every Union man in the
county should ha,e e the JEFFERSON
IAN. Send in lists 10 commence
juno 18th.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Reaper s. Mower.

The farmers of Hancock arc invi.
ted to notice the New York Self Rall-
ing Reaper now on exhibition in the
Court House yard, for which | am
agent.
This Machine, is beyond all doubt,
the best now before the public. II is
strong, of light draft, is very easy to
turn and back, and is made Of the
best material, 1t cannot be choked
in tangled or lodged grain and it docs
better work than any other machine.
As reaper, we ch 'llenge competi.
ton, and as Mower it is Iully equal
to any.
| ask those intending to buy ma.
chine, to call and see it in operation
lfthey can find better onc--buy it.,
but give the New York Self Rakcr an
eXamination.
w. II. MCKEE,
Agent for Hancock County.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03

Produce Ma rkct
WHFAT-s1 40 for red.
CoRN--new U TO l00c.
RYE-000 cents to 0,SO.
BUTrER-00 TO zoe.
EGGs-12 cents.
LARD-0 and 10 cents.
OATs-65 cents.
TALLow--9 to 10 cents.
BEES WAx-31 cents.
TIMoTnY SEED-s0 90 too 0.
CLOVER SnED--S0,00 to 5 90
WHITE BEANs--S2 90 to . so
DnIEp PEAcuEs--12 per Id.
DRIED ApPLEs--Sl 10.
PELTs--50 to | 20
HIDEs--6 cents green, ii dry
RAGs-Cotton 4 CENTS.
WooL-65 to 20 cents.
FLAX SEEp-S1 SO
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Two Colts Lost.

Two Colts Lost.
About the 10th Of may, two Colts
straved from the pasture OF the sub.
scriber in Biglicli tip. One an Iron
Gray Mare, 3 years old, the other n
bay horse, 2 years old. Whoever
will return them or give information
Of their whereabouts, to the owner at
his residence in Biglick, or at Jacob
Roszman's Store in Findlay, will be
rewarded for their trouble.
PETER GERBER,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
List of Wounded in the 57th.

We find, in the daily papers, the
following list of those wounded in the
57th Regiment, in the late battles in
Georgia. Il. w. Rainhammcr, Co, L
severely;J. NJ. Stabler, Co, a, severe.
ly; G. b. Miller, Co, A, severely Capt.
John Hannah, Co, A, severely; Scrg't
Mccormick, Co, l., slightly; Charles
Iiorsley, Co, A, slightly; A. X. Stew.
art, Co, A, slightly; John, O'Brien,
Co, ID, severely j. w. Virgins Co
G, sligetly; Capt, Wm. Foreman, Co,
X, severely; j. W. Wren, Co, X, Sc
verely; II, Wollem; Co b, severely;
Z. NJ. Chapman; Co, ID, severely; Pc
ter Snyder, Co, G., slightly; Reuben
Stabler, Co, X, slightly; Lieut. J. NJ,
Jordan, Co. B, severely, since died;
Wm. Hudson, Co, f, slightly; Nathan
Blake, Co. G, slightly; Serg't j. Me
Cauley, Co, b, severely; Henry Alt.
moer, Co c, severely; Serg't A. Reis,
enger, Co, II. slightly; Serg't h. j,
Hernnen, Ce, X, severely.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Ls- CHu.p POISONED little s

LH CHH.D POISONED little son
of Lucus McComb, residing three
miles from Columbus Grove, aged
seven years, in company with sever
al other children, were in the woods
on Friday last, gathering flowers,
where they found what they supposed
to be spignet, OF which they gathered
and ate. On returning home, the lit
tie boy mentioned, above was taken
sick and died in three. .fourths OF. an
hour. Medical aid was sought but
did not arrive until death had did its
work. 1t is supposed that he ate
wild parsnip roots, deadly poison
Ottawa Telegraph.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
6aufotk 9effrrsaulau.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Nasty rcjoiee,h over the Non,ins
tion NV Frcmont
Church uv the Moo Dispcnsashen.}
doom the =, "a. 1


Church uv the Moo Dispcnsashen.}
-- Joon the :, "a.
Hallclocgy!
Now Is the winter NV our diskon
tent, maid gellorous summer. Tht
clowds that erekast the perlittiklc
horyzon is broak, and rays f'rum the
sun VS. success hev pccrced EN-, gil
din the nesis NV the fathcful with :
rayjencc THAT wisky cannot give.
Honey hez kun out Nv karltis--
good hcz perceeded frum Nazzyreth
The Raddykeis hev nominated FIRE
mont ITalleloogy! They did 1t al
Cleveland.
I never vctid fer Fremont. In '5f
I didn't like HMM tact aboozd
him. I laft athim fer partin his haiN
in the middle, akoosd him NV bein
n Catllljc, aad NV steclin cattle frum
the Guvment. Wen Linkin apinted
him Genral / abooza him agin, and
more than ever wen he ishood his
Emansipashen Proclimashen.
But now I diskiver that l hev did
him grevous wrong. The most be
komip way o man kin part his hare is
I'm the middle, the steelin NV cattle
frum Guvment is act that no man
who supportid Bookannon kin con.
dem, and his ablishnism--why heze
to be pitied fer that.
Wv coarse no dimocrat kin vote fer
him, for ther is tri0in diilrence in
our prinsiplcs, yet about haf NV
the ablishn party ought to do it by
all menes. Jon c. is the man fci
them undoubtedly.
But wether he gifts mcnny votes or
few, his bein nominated is salvashen
to us. Every vote he gifts, Linkin
won't git, and then what.
The bair thot almost ovcrpowrs
me. We kin elect Dimocrat
This movement puts a new flee
npon affairs. We needn't be pertik-
elerly anxshus emmy moar fer Lee i
sueccss-in fact ] blecve it wood be
better fer us hey Grant whip Lee
and talk Richmond. Fer why? Be
COZ. Spozn about the time the Con.
fedrasy is playd out, we elect a Dim.
ecrat, and spozn that Dimocrat let'
up on en-, restoars iher niggers, par
dons en-, pays thcr debts, compen
salts them ez hez sustained losses il
the war, and penshuns ther widders
woodent they let Us hcv the heft ny
the orisis while. OF coarse the,
wood.
l segest that the Commits whC
air takin up collcckshuns fer Vallan
dygum, send the mummy forthwith Il
Fremont's Execootiv Community.
shel talk up coleckshun in my con
grcgashen Immediately fer that pur
pus.
Rc.inwiggoratil,
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
Pastcr Nv sed church in charge
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03

The AMERICAN ORGAN is familier
and attractive in every town or city
of the loyal States. The Public
Schools, the Concert Room, the Bou-
doir and Parlor you will find them in.
This scientific production meets with
its just praise. The language of mu-
sic pours forth and enchants the ear
and infuses delightful sounds seldom
or ever met with. Address
w. S. Lunt, Fostoria Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Notice.

Notice.
Persons having donated mon
cv for the purpose Of purchasing n
Flag, for the 2lst Rect, will have
their money returned by calling Mt
the Aid Society. on Thursday eve
ming next. have In my possession,
8 6.60. that has not hccn called for or
donated to the Aid Society If not
called for ut that time, I will deposit
it in the Bank to the credit of the
Society. s. A. STROTnER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
snndusky baptist Association

Will convene st Van Buren, OH Fri.
day, June 10th 1864, and continue In
conference session for three days. -
Ministers from the different Associa-
tions throughout the State, and dele
gates from the different churches. viii
he in attendance. There will b,
preaching during the whole time o.
the session.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Findlay Post-nf-
flee, June ,, 1864.
RI. Baker, G. G Bishop, Arch. Da-
Wis, Charles D. Flinchbauqh, John
Common. Joseph Hardy. Mrs. Clara
Jacobs, Mrs. Angcline Kinc, Parea
Lee. F.. NJ. Myers, Philip G. More.
head. Anna Nuckum. Matte Officer,
Mrs. Mary f Pope, Rev. A. P. Poe,
Geo 4. ShonmaIler 2. p. d. Spauld-
ing. David A. Shufcld. VI, Ellsworth
c. Wheeler, Keteat Which.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say they are adver.
tised.
J.B. ROTHCHILD, p. NJ.
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ing company Of the Battalion was or.
dcrcd to report to Lieut.. Col. o. p
TAYLOR, commanding 10th Battalion.
n. G.. for consolidation The order
wat obcved and the COMPANY muster
ed in. Capt Foreman retaining his
position and lst Lieut., Greene rcceiv-
ing ID Liouteuancv, 16lst Regt. o.
V. l.; the 10th Battalion and the com.
pauics consolidated with II, forming
said regiment
Second ieutcnants Winders, Co
a, Dibler, Co. G.. and Strawbridge o'
Co. B, receiving no position, return
cl Eonc. . ..-
As this article has swelled to great.
er length than was at first intended.
we will "wind M" after informing
YOU that the 1884 is at New Creek
Station, and the l34th and l6lst are
at Cumberland, Md, on the Bait. <
Ohio r. R., performing garrison du-
ty.
GEO. FOREMAN, Capt. Co. A,
Commanding 5Sth Battalion.
S. NJ. BIeGs, Capt Co. G.
IT. =. GREEN, lst Lieut.. Co a
WALLACE TAYLOR, Co. G.
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]. B. ROTHCHILD. p. NJ.
Advrrtispm cnts.


Read the New Advertisements
this week:
Guardians Sale Of House and lot in
Findlav-lIenrv Porch.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
Cook.
Observation-Disclosures and TAYLOR.
Observation-Disclosures and Zay.
Wool CardinC--L. w. Flack.
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nnchinPry.

Machinery.
The wheat and grass must lie cut
with Machinery this wear, and, "a
hands are scarce. every farmer should
look mp the hest Machine that is made.
Walters ofthis place has n fine lot Of
the Rail- Machine said TO he the hest
in tho world. We advise farmers to
see him soon as Machines are scarce.
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