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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-23

EgThe most remarkable case ofinde-
cision we ever heard of was that OF
a man who sat mp all night because
he could noL decide which to take of
first, his hat or his boots. Exchange.
This is not yet equal to Mcclellan :
indecision. who, alter his troops had
won a victory, could not decide
whether to pursue them or to run
awav so he went on board gunboat
and did neither.
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1lrp AoOcrtis,
LEGAL NOTICE.

PETER FERGUSON and Maria ]. Fergu-
son Ais Slte Of ue State of New York. and
Libhie II. Palmer, widow, and Grant
Palmer, heir ~ law Of Calvin G Palmer,
dec ceased, bo IN Of the State oi New York. will
take nouce that Able Rawsnn, of tho county
uf Seneca. IN the state of ohio. did, on the
18th day OF September, A. D., ls6i file his
petition IN the Court of CoWmon tleas with.
IN Al d ior the county of Hancock. IN the ST. alta
of Ohiu, against said Peter Fefgnson,
and Maria J. Ferguson, and iibbie
II. Palmer and Grant Palmer defendants
setting forth thal the said Pc or Ferguson and
Maria j. FeTguoon gave 4 mortgage 10 the
s,lid Able Rawsou ON In lots number Sky
four, SIXTY ave and sixty in RtwsOn's add
ton 10 the town Of Pleasantyille in said
county nl nlfancock, TO secure the payment OF
sl00 accord ng to a oerttln note referred to
10 said m rtgage, that6n the 9Th day vt sep
tember 1860 sad Peter Ferguson paid or
said hUte The SUM vi $50 leaving balance of
sr2 Mith interest IRON the 6th dSy OF Septem'
Der | $50 that on the 23d day OF August 1865
/ SAID Peler Furguson sold and conveyed
s,,ld premises to Calvin q. Palmer who has
siLee died leaving said LLbbie Il, Palmer his
WIDOW and said Grall Palmer his her At law
and leea representative, and praying that
said mortgage may be foreclosed, SAID prem.
lies ordel su 10 be sofa ana the n oceeds APP
Hiied "a Tie pay nent ~ SAID Isn't. AID he
stId Peter Fe gGsih a"d MarlaJ. Fursu> u
AHA Lbbis n. Palmer and rrant PALMER ar1
n ~ he'd iAai they arr rtqnlred 10 al poar and
a. swer said peii lon ,h ar b fore the third
,tiur',al ,a.ter ine 2,st dty Il oeu ber A, D..
Iso&, 'lj Aoi lH9e-a % AbLk RAW ON.
gdtll A. Brown ana Durket Alty's.l
. Sept. 10 1854. sw r'''''@ gS,
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6anfpth 9sftfrsanian
Local and Miscellaneous.
Mr. Nasbv DE pondeat.
CaURcH uv THE Moo DIsPENsAsHEN,l
CT 1871 &


CaURcH uv THE Moo DrsPENsAsHEN,l
Sept. %, 1864.
l ain trubbled and my soul is bust
In with greet The irrepressible con-
hict Is onto us, 1t hez bin trnnsferd
from the Ablishpists 2 us, and its
burnin among us like the onquencha-
BILE fire. And wuss, we don't know
how to remedy the evil, coz we're in
q state Nv onsartinty--we don't know
how ner where we're lame.
When we got MickLellan nomina
ted, to wunst exclaimed "Halleloo-
w .' Here wuz fatnissl Here wuz
a candidate upon whom the entire
party Good yoonite. Ef Dimokrat
wuz rather inclined to human gore,
we Good pint triumiantly to the fact
NV his hevin bin General. To q
Peece man we Good say "Pendleton,"
and to the Suthern sympathiser, NV
whom we hev much, we Good prove
that George b. never did the Suthren
army wun tenth the damage he did
tue Northern, aud wuZ ez eezy on
EN- ez he Good be under the serkum
stancis, and we put him on platform
that wood prove all Nv them posish
ems. A candidate NV sich stretchibil.
ity, on q platform SO accommodatin
methought ought to please everybody
but sumhow it didn't. Peese mer
won't go 1t, becoz it amt peese enuf
war men won't go it becoz it AIM
war enuff, and the Suthern men won
go il becoz it don't recognize Sutherr
independence. Hentz, all that is
supportin MickLellan is them NV oul
people who wants orfis, whose prin
sipples is salary and perquisites.
The CRATE Vallandygum kicked out
Nv the traces, and telegraph "all i;
lost = Alas how troo! All is in
deed lost! Atlantais gone. Mobee
is goin, and Richmond is follerin SCOT
Davis and Lee in ther extremity hold
out ther hands implorinly to the
North, and wat response do they git
Nary. We air powerlis. Provo Mar
shells kin arrest deserters at ther will
the draft will be enforst, and LinkiI
will be electid. Troo, all is lost -
The Suthern COZ is lost, the post or
fees is lost, the doggerys is lost !
shell emigi ate to kanady. Their
the Democracy are IN the majority
there, in that cold, inhospitable clim
we kin re. organize the party. 1t will
SCOT us better. It's colder ther thar
here, and the system requires a great
er quantity Nv stimulatin fiooids.-
The Niggers we will enslave, ant
there will we build up Governor
based upon the jee NV the sooperior
ity NV the Anglo -Sacksun race
"The stun wich the bilders rejected,
ct settry. In Kanady will we fin,
that peese wich is denied US here.
Mournfy,
PETROLEUM V. Massey,
Paster NV sed Church in charge
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Produce Market.
WHEAT-Sl so for red.
CoRN-new 0 to LIS.
RYE-000 cents TO 200.
BUTrER-35 to 00c.
EGGs-20 cents.
LARp-0 and 30 cents.
OARS to so 90 cents.
TALLow-0 To l4cents.
BEES WAx-55 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-S00 0to 5 90.
CLOVER SEED-S0,0 TO 500.
WHITE BEANs--S2 20 to 2 so
DRIED PEACHEs-l5 per 10.
DRIED APPLEs--Sl,5 80.
PELrs--50 to | so
HrDEs-S cents green, l6 dry
RAGs-Cotton 1 cents.
WOOL 90 to LOO cents.
FLAX SEEp-S3 90
Salt--,435.
Flour Sl0t to ii per Dbl.
Hay-S16 per ton.
Feathers-60 cts per Id.
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Organ xet

Again we urge tlie Union men Of
Hancock county to see to it that their
townships are thoroughly and com
pletel, organized. But three weeks
remain, ana there is much to he done
We have a splendid ticket--a ticket
that is a credit to the party and tue
county, That ticket eaR be ehct,d---
all it needs is persevering, judicious
effort. Friends, awake to the inn
portance of this election Hancock
could be revolutionized the Fifth
district redeemed |! The prize is
worth almost any sacrifice. TO
W DIRK AT ONCE!
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Soldiers-we think DR.. Strickland
is quito right in lvising you in his
advertisement in our columns Of to-
days paper, to take a bottle of his
HIGHLY recommended Anti-Cholera
Mixture in your knapsacks, it may
save the lives Of many of our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yours sons
do not neglect it. You can get it a
the Drug Stores at 90 cents per bot
tie. 1t is the best remedy for Diarr
hpa and Dysentery.
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An wer fo A. u.

ED. JEFF.:-A. R., in communi
cation in your last weeks issue, ad
dresses himself to the Findlay War
Committee, and as we are not aware
of the existence of such committee
we suppose he refers to the Hancock
Comfy Military Committee. He
asks, "siuce when did the Findlay
War Committee make the discovery
that Van Buren Township has previ-
ously lai ed to furnish its quota, and
consequently is not entitled to any
credit on this call p We can assure
A. r. that we were entirely ignorant
of the fact that Van Buren, township
had failed to fill her quota at any
time, until A. r informed us and
your readers that they had so failed
OH the last call but one.
Again, A. r desires US to tell them,
through your columns, how they got
behind. We answer Ivy saving that
we are not provost marshals, or re
cruiting a2ents, and, consequently,
cannot te how they did get behind.
A. r has evidently got a wrong
impress on regarding the duties aud
acts of this committee, and, although
he might have made himself q little
palmer IN his in,errogatories, We
are inclined to think he desires to
know why Van Buren, Township did
not get a share Of the credits given
to our County by reason ol the ex-
cess in the State. We will explain.
The Military Committees of the sew.
eral counties in the Filth District me,
at Lima, to make disposition of the
credit of GA men allowed to the dis
trict. After some discussion it was
determined that the fairest way tc
distribute was to apportion the men
to the several counties on the basis
OF the number of men reported In
service bv the several county audi
tors. said reports were made about
the 9th of June. 1863.
To this numl er Hancock claimed
an addition of 165 men, who had gone
into service after the auditors reports
and before the Oath day OF October
last. two or three other counties made
like claims 1t was then agreed, &c
allow seventy five per cent of the
men claimed by these counties, and
let the remaining twenty-five pei
cent, stand against what might have
been furnished by other counties -
ITh $ allowed III men of the number
claimed by this county, and upon the
ti,ral apportionments Hancock receiv
ed 1870 men--these men were jher
distributed to the several sub districts
in proportion to the number of mer
furnished who had not been credited
each said District receiving seventy
five per cent of her claim. The num
her of men each township in thi
county was entitled to, was ascertain
ed by an investigation of the book
in t e auditors office.
The principle, acted upon in th'
apportionment. was, that those town
: ships which had furnished an excess
ot men, sho,l have the credit 70
them, that it would not he right o
, just to take the men furnished hy 9th
er townships and place them to tn
credit of those townships who ha'
not furnished any excess, as in tn
case of the one referred to by A. r
who as he admits had got credit 70
all the men furnished.
We believe the appointments wa
made upon the fairest principles @
Justice to all concerned. and that n
township received more than she wa
Justly entitled to.
MILITARY COMMITTEE.
Findlay, Sept. 10, GA.
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special Advantage OF
This Loan.

lrnA MAMMAL sAvIses BArE, offering .
higher rate Of interest than any other, and
The sEsE shcuRprY, Any savings bank which
pays its depssAors in o. 3. Sores. consider,
that II ia paying in the best circulating me
diurn of the country. and it o,ssDr pay in
anything better for lie own assets are either
in government securities or In notes or bonds
payable In government piper,
II ise equally convenient ~ a temporary o,
permanent Investment. The notes can nj
ways be sold tor within = fraction Of thsp
face and accumulated Interest. and ARE the
best security With banks "a collstorAls fol
discounts.
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At Last.

After several weeks Of anxious
waiting for something to turn mp, the
butternuts of this county have deci-
ded to venture upon a ratificati on
meeting. Little Mac is to be elected
next Saturday, il enough will tnrn
out to do it. Have good time while
You can the time is short Election
day will place little Mac where he
will never be heard of again.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-23

ALL is WELL THAT ENDS WELL--
Thus exclaimed many thousands ait
er trying the Celebrated Chemical Sal
eratus of DeLand & Co. They say
it works like charm, and they al
ways have nice light bread, biscuit
cakes. &c. 1t never fails. Use it il
the place of Soda.
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Dress Trimmings is Complete

Dress Trimmings is Complete
Thread and Cotton Laces,
Silk aud Thread Head Nets.
Chenille & Fancy Head-dresses,
Crochet Edging & Heading,
Dress Pages and Cord,
White and Black Cording,
Curtain Tassels i Cord,
Corset Irons,
Corset, Bodice and
Shoe Lacets,
Silk and Worsted
Embroidery Braid,
Pins, Needles, Knitting
Needles, Hair Pins,
Toilet Soap, Fine d Coarse
Combs, Jet & White Ball, Il
Plain Beck Combs,
Steel, Jet and Gold Bosom Pins,
Coral, Gold and Plated Finger Rings,
Jet Pins, Clasps and Necklaces,
All kinds of Dress Buttons,
White, Plated Il Crystal Ball
Buttons, Ladies and Misses
Hoop Skirts. Edgings and
Insertings, Collars and
Sleeves, Honiton lace
Collars, Grape and
! Linen Collars,
Ladies & Gents Linen Handkerchieffss
do Hem-s;itch 10 DO
do Kid, Silk and Cotton Gloves
Mourning, Grenadine and Lace Wells
Ladies' and 'Children's Baitnorai
White and Grey Wool Hos
iery, Black and Slate
Silk Hose.
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The Mass N set,ng ous che sO,h.

Let every Union man commence
making preparations for the demon
stration on the Both Senator Sher
man and Colonel Walker will addres,
the meeting. Come in with your big
Wagons, your banners, your drums
and fifes, and don't forget the pretty
girls. Come out in your strength
make one grand rally for Abe and
Andy.
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DELrEr IN rEs mvUrrs.


N BRYAN's PULMONIC wAFFRsf
I've ORIGINAL elss MAJ ,sstxbiish hss .in .,
1885, shd was the frst article OF The Kind sv.
er inlrcdused under the name OF uPhlsst;n IA
Wafsrs, In this or any other county And ali
other Pulmonio Wafers are cOustsrfeiIs-
The genuine can bs brown by the ~ me- SaV-i ~
AN being stamped on sacl WAFE q
Blyan's Pulmon'r Waters -. i...,- -
Relieve Coughs, Gods, sore throat IIoArs.nssa
Brya0's Pulmonic Wafors q p
Relieve Asthma, "a 2rupchtts dilicalt 3esxshtes
Bryan's Pu.niOnc Waters
Relieve spitting OF BlOOo, Pains In tho Chsst.
Bry ems PuIinonie WARS , ~ -
Relieve lnopient Consumption Lu,a Disease
Bryans Puimone Wsrers-
Rehsve Irritation of the Uvuls and Tonriis.
brysns PulnSnc Wafers II
Relieve 'he e ssgye ssemplaints 10 Ten Mlhssss.
Are blessing TO all Classes and Const,tut,eos
Bryan Puimenic Waters
Are adapted To voc7fsts and Public apenk,rs
Bryan's Pulmonfc wafe rs- E--T
Are simple In form and plsasasnt TO the tast.
L. Bryans Pulr1Onic Waters - q
N0 only Relieve, but also effect rapid curss
Bryan's Puhnonie wsfsrs 80
Warranted to give Satisfaction to evervons. .fE
| NO family should be without a boS vf = q
! bysn's Pulinonic Waters - 's-t-fs p
in the House. :, .ty-t ~
1 NO Thssler should bewithout a.supply Of
| brysh's PalnioHc Waters
\ In his pocket. ~. 60 =
! NO pepson VIII object to givesfor -
l MY An PulmUnis w,fsrs
! Twenty ave csnts - ~
\ JOB MOSES. Sole PrUprietof
~ CortIs'.d street, New York.
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Com m ission Merchant,

Commissio" Merchant, 80 4
Mr.. J. o. Beach, formerly citizen
of this place, has opened commission
agency and deals in produce IL C!a-
cinnsti. Mr. BEACH, is we'll known
to our citizens, and needs no encomi-
ums from us. Suffice it to say, that
all business entrusted to his care
will receive prompt and careful at
tention. See card in another column.
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Don't forget the big mass
meeting on the S0th. ~ ,a'5 lm
Union Meetings.

Union Meetings.
~ Col. M B. w alker, our candidate
for Congress will speak at Benton,
this Friday evening, and at MoCOmb,
on to,morrow evening". Let every
Union man turn out and have a full
= house s-STlie ColA undsrstands and
will handle the Important topics soi
. the day with mastery hand. Coins
out everybody and hear a good
speech.
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Notice

William Long whose place Of Residence Is
unknown hut supposed To he In the city OF
Nashville in the state Of Tennessee ~ notified
September A. D. 1894, 6leber petition in II g
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas within and tor the county OF Hancock
and state oil Ohio charg.us the said VIII Am
L1Bg with williu absence from her for more
than three years last past, and asking ihsi
she may he dyJI ced from the said william
Long. that she may be restored 10 her miiid
en name Henrietta Powell and that the Gus
tOdy Of her child Sarah Long may be decreed
10 her, which said petition win stand for
hearing at the naxt term of said Cenct.
rsI HENklEfTA LONG.
... Brown and Burket Atty's.
-hey IS, lsst sv.
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Union Tickets for the army.

We have ready for distribution,
State and County Tickets for the ar
my. Let Union men use every oppor-
tunity to send them to the boys.
When yor write to your friends in
the army, enclose tickets to them. Be
in time so that no votes may be lost
for want Of tickets.
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Returned.

Mr.. p. Jones, recruiting agent in
the Southren States for this Congress
ional District, arrived home last
Thursday evening. We are informed
that he procured forty substitutes and
had them mustered into the service,
but they are not yet credited.
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Col Walker spoke at Cass Centre,
Tuesday night to a crowded house -
The Cassites are awaie-they receiv-
ed him with enthusiasm, and will work
heartily FOR his election. Look out
for a good report from Cass.
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Legal Notice.

LEVI MILLER, Nan ~ A. warren, william
Warren. John A. Miller, Ephrtim Miller, Hen.
rietta Miller and Susan Miller, wil take nO-
tce that "A petition wts filed against them on
the lst day OF september, 4. u. 1854, In the
Court ,f ColnRon Pleas within anu tor the
County OF Hancock ohio, by Arvllla Br III
d gs and Nathaniel Brnndige and Is new pen
ding wherein Arylila Bruniige ani Nathan.
lei Brundsga d. mand partition vi th1 foil W.
Iny real estate, situate in said County VI Han
cock. to.wit:
One hundred and seventeen acrea In the
form OF n parallelogram on Of the North side
OF the North West quarer al suction niieer
U5) Township two 90 south range nine W
Last; and that attho next term ~ SAID courl
the said ArvIlla Bruudige and Nathaniel
Brundige VIII apply ioI an order that para
ton may be made of said prem ses.
ARYILLA BkUSDlGE,
.NArHAN-EL BRUSpIGE.
J. II BunxEr. Atty.
september "a lo6l, 3w.
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Remember the big mass meet
ing on the 3jth.
Soldiers Aid Society
PETROLEUM V. Massey,
Paster NV sed Church in charge

Soldiers Aid Socirty
Since our last notice we have ship
ped box Of goods to Capt. V. Horr
Ohio State Agent, at Louisville, Ky
Contents, seventeen Shirts. sevei
pairs Of Drawers, three pairs Linuel
Pants, one Sheet, four Pillow Cases
eighteen Towels, two pairs of Wool
en- Socks, twelve Knee Cushions
eight pounds of cotton and Inner
Cloths, three small boxes Lint. Val
ue of contents $3.50. We also sen
q box to the Christian Commission
contents valued at S92,33.
In behalf OF the Soldiers the thank:
OF the Society is sincerely offered t.
ladies in different parts of the count,
for their contributions of Quilts
Cloths, Fruits, &c. We hope to re
ceive many generous contribution
from you this Fall
Very respectfully,
. Yours,
Mrs. NJ. GRAY, Sect'y.
Sept. Goth, "a.
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Money! Moneys

Our friends win all he in town OF
course at the Mass Meeting, on the
90th., Don't forget as on this occa-
sion. We need every eent we can
get. Paper is still going up and ex-
penses are doubling again, We will
be in the office all day to receive sup
plies. Don't forget us.
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A good stock OF Cloths just re-
ceived, and Cloaks made to order.
Everything to trim Cloak complete,
consisting of Gimp and Bngle Laces'
Gimp and Bugle Buttons, all sizes
and shapes, Tassels of all sizes
shades and colors, and a full line o'
Cords and Tassels Ladies will find
the best selection Of the above goods
here.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

R5T SUBDIVISION.
In Union county, February 0, hpm ~, sep
temher 25. o-
In Hardin county, January Is, March a.
september III. oo a..
tenher 4. ~ -.
In Logan county, February 20, April "a, o.
tnber Is. a.
In helby county January 2s, April g. Sep
'"' SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In Augi,lzo county, February J. April -
In Allen county. February Il, April, Is, oo
In Mercer county, March IA, May 10, Mo-
vember y.
in Van vert county, February Is, April IL,
In Putnam county, March 7, May ., No
gember l3 ,
In Paulding county February l. June i''
In Defiance county, January 30, May l. oc'
! In Henry county, February IL, May .. o.
! tuber II.
In Futon county, February n. May ls, oo'
In Williams county. February q, May 70,
IN !; nod county, March IL, May 80, Novem.
Der II. ,,,on,,,,,,ov
FOUR1n SUBDl NlS.bNs
In seueca county, February p, May l5'
lNUvembeFl2
In Hancock county, January &c, May /, Do
tob.r l6.
fn wyandot county. February II, May s.
| OC ober 81 =,
In Crawfo, ID county. March I, My ~ No
vemSer ~. 49,. 49,.
And wa do .. r,irer order and direct: tha
mo s.,,a, So, NJ said Courts shall com
mence on Mo az. day Ut each of said terms
AT eight o'clnck /. NJ .,.,,. ,h,, mn,
In Testimony wlIrr ," WE I'll ~ ,,id vi, c"ur
order for the purpose a'0reSt'e' sa,a I'Ti ~
House, on this the 9Th d'ty VI Aus''' ~ >
' WILLIAM LAwRENCE,) iddg@;
NC. WHITLEY, % s.u
| A ). LATTY, '''
STAT. oF OHio. H,ScoUg CouSrY. 81.
! IJAMES DENNISON. Clerk of the Court o
Common Pleas within and for said cnnnty
do hereby certify that the above and Il regp
ling is a true and correct copy OF the origin
| ri now On ie IN my once.
| --- In testimony whereof, hereun 70 sc
| NV hand and Metal seal, nj Flndlsv
! g. Ohio. this l4th day Of SeptsmOer' 4
| - ID. 1854. -
JAMES DFNNIS0N,
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas.
| Sept 10. ls6+-nlTw+.
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Don't forget the big mass
meeting on the 30th.

Union Meeting.
Last Friday evening, Col Walker
our candidate tor Congress arrived at
nome fro n the front, and Saturday
morning, notice was given that he
would speak at the Court House that
evening. Short as the notice was
the Court Room was jammed-every
seat being occupied and crowds stand
ing in the passages.
The Col made II telling speech -
Right from The front, fresh from the
glorious fields of Tennessee and Geor.
gia, full of the crowaing triumph of
Atlanta, he communicated the enthu-
sasm that filed his soul to his hear
ers, and glorious state Of feeling
was manifested loud and frequent
bursts of applause greeted him as he
numerically hayed the peace faction
who are striving TO sell to the rebels
the prize he and his brave comrades
have wrested from their hands: Ohio
has but few more effective speakers
and no truer patriots than Col Walk
er He will stump the District, and il
the Union men will do half their duty
the present armis.ice representative
will find it no easy task to hold th'
seat he has disgraced for two years
Union men Of the Fifth, you have
candidate worthy OF You and thu
Cause--see to it that the gallant sold
Ter ana brilliant Va at or has ycar hear
ty cooperation. ~
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Temperance Lecture.
Sept. Goth, "a.

There win be Temperance Lee.
ture at the NJ. e. Church, next Sab
bath evening, by Mrs. L. Thompson.