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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
Imp lttaut ir Tue.

The following extracts from the
Memphis correspondence Of the 81.
Louis Republican. are thus editorial
iy iadorsed by that paper "Of the
correctness Of this information We
have no doubt, for it comes from
sources lively to have the best means
Of information; this would involve
the complete disbandment of the reb.
el force in Arkansas, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas, and the imme.
diate return Of those States to the
Union"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

Tho Copperhei.d papers can never
sec anything to llamo in the conduct
Of the rebels, however barbarous and
iHhaman that conduct may be; Meth
er can they find anything To com mend
III the conduct of onr own Govern,
ment. If Mr.. Lincoln was As pure as
all angel, and as wise as Solomon, ev.
cry act OF his would be condemned
and villifed, while every act of Jel,
Davis, although inspired by tho gen.
tleman With tho cloven foot himself
would be condemned or CLOSED owe
20 as TO make 1t appear as well as pos
sibie. A striking instance of this fac
~ givea in their policy on the qucs
tion Of the treatment of Union pris
Oners at Ricbmopd. Some Of them
TO excuse the Davis d. nasty are act
tycly denouncing Mr.. Lincoh for th
sqtferieg Of our brave men AZ tho cap
itol. There is no reply to be mad
- such people, but this charge agains
DOR President shows the auimus whic
paoves tho Copperhoads.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

BY the arrival Of the steamship
Evening Star at New York from
New Orleans, advices to the 9th have
been received, There was nothing
Of special importance transpirlng in
the Department OF the Gulf. Our
forces in Texas were making very en-
couraging progress, and meeting with
very little resistance. Gen. Magru-
der, commanding the rebel forces,
had issued proclamation calling out
every body for the defence of the state
avowing that the defence of Western
Texas "would not be given up, as re-
ported" that San Antonia and Aus
tin must be fortified, and that the in
vaders "should be driven back to
their ships"
The bombardment OF Charleston
cacses frequent fires in that city
On the 8d one burnt for eight hours.
The Senate yesterday debated the
$500 clause Of the Enrolment Act
for several hours, without taking 6
decisive vote upon 1t. Mr.. SUMNER
amendment, fixing . sliding scale o.
commutation, based on the income o.
/ the person committing, was rejected
by vote Of Is to 25. In the course
OF the debate both Senator's CRIME:
and DooLrrrLE expressed the opinion
that there wonld be no draft after the
present one, the mere moral effet o
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
Mhni'Mill The,.Dnl

Hi1 What.wiil .The,.Do!
Meyer were o set OF hungry ex.
pectants In SO terrible qunudary rs
are the eopperheads of to-day. They
long for the Acsl pots, they have strug.
glcd for them but to 10 purpose.
They have another chance next
summer, and are now laying the
ropes and pulling the wires; but from
tile dissatisfied look they wear we
judge they esteem their chances as ex.
tremely slight.
The fact is they mado fatal mis-
take when they took ground in oppo-
sition TO the government and in favor
of the rebels, and they know 1t. The
day thai. the Northern rebels seized
tho old Democratic organization was
its day Of doom. II hos been dying
ever since.
What iss ues to 0ght the next cam
pnigu upon puzzles them Every
cast they have made has been losing
one--every principle they Aa"s advo.
Gated has been condemned by the
people, and Uiee Versa, every principle
adopted by the government has been
sustained.
They opposed the calling ont OF
men. Lol the country has sustained
the Government in dozen calls, and
is now Cling up an immense ono with
as much alacrity as 1t did the first -
They opposed drafts, and prophesied
tloodshed. The country has stood
one large one, aud is resigned to an
other. They opposed tho issue OF
Treasury notes, and predicted their
utter worthlessness in year. Be-
hold +! greenbacks are taken by all
-i--.>. @a r~opis, shry VIII uuy Dcu'
ocratie horses, and wheat, and farms,
mud dwellings; and we notice that
when Democrat has a dollar to pay
he fuulbles over his greenbacks to get
Mt other money--holding Uncle Sam.
uel's promises to the last.
The people were to be ground to the
earth with taxes. The people pay the
tixes willingly, and do not appear to
DC especially worried thereat.
They opposed the proclamation Of
emancipation, and predicted the hos
tility Of all the border States. To
the surprise OF their followers the
border States are the best supporters
Of the proclamation; aud to-day Mis-.
souri, Kentucky, al.d Maryland are
striving to get rid OF slavery.
They predicted the oyerrunning OF
tie free States with negroes, The
proclamation has been in force one
year, and wonderful to state Cuaee IS
hot here. Sambo has pcrsistently re.
fused TO come and Phyllis is still non
sst. \ few strayed North, aud that
few were eagerly snapped up By Dem.
ocratic farmers. whose wheat was rot.
ting in the fields FOR want OF labor.
And so on and so forth. Every
prophecy made by them has failed,
and they now have not . square plank
10 stand on. A few manacs are harp.
ing on the Peace string--insisting
that our Government shall beg for
peace Of a set of rebels with its heel
upon their necks--but the moro sens.
ible see the utter absurdity of beg.
ging pcace of an enemy in the last
stages Of consumption. and are throw.
Ing II by ia disgust
The great want OF the Copperhead
party at this time is an issue. Will
not President Lincoln, to make the
next campaign interesting, cammit q
blunder, and give them chance
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

People wonder why the rebels are
% united. 1t is not surprising
There % = mysterious cohesion in
crime 4 gang OF pirates viii stick
together like burrs A company OF
bandits will live in unbroken concord
TOR years. a horse stealing company
will DO the soul Of harmony while
there Is WORK 20 do There was dis
cord even In Heaven before Lucifel
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
o!Toucu NOT NY SISTERS PICTURE,
The CoTFEsSloy OF A REBEL PRISONER
Tn. a. ..,t....,..t

The CovFESSIoy OF A REBEL PRISONER,
Muse y T. VI. Towne, Of tho '.Cnntinentals." ."
ir.cr - cis.
Tho Iuli' wing Incident WAS related hy 1 Reh.
ell p iSUnor. t. ,n attendant, who. bv many
acts of kindness. had won his confidence:
II WIS searching for sJuils among Inc dead
and wing upon deserted ha'jlUheli: when
discovered u Sm ! god locket upon the per
son II diving boy, apparently abOIt Riern
years OF asg. AS endetvcred :, ! $50 4
from his gritsp. no opened His angud eyes.
and impi"rtd ne, by AL that was good and
uuro, by the memory Of my own Mother, not
g. rnh him Of his sisters Picture: "Oh!' said
he, "ll w;t' her last IL. promised her, when
she kissed my cheek at parting, that | would
alw tyS wear Il near NV heart, IN life or DEATH y
rhen, AS IL throwing his whole soul iRto the
plea, he exclaimed; 80! Touch Not NV Sis.
ter'S Picture" As tho last words fltered
upon his tongue, his voice WAS hushed to
deaie. Bv tho dim lght of tho stars. hastily
sc0opcd a shallow & ave, and buried him wi Ia
his sisters Picture lying upon his breast.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
Wen Conquer, or Die.

Song aud Chorus, by II. GoUIoN
Price Is cents.
One ~ the fnes' patriot songs published,
although Just issued, 1t is having IN Immense
sale, and pre- SOS to he Que Of The most pop.
ular songs OF tho day.
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WAN dering at Eve Polka

b. {. MARKScHhFFEL. Price 40 cents. A
very showy composition by this ta'onted wrl,
ter, and viii please all lovers OF tho bottsr
class OF music,
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sTMy publications can be had at all the
Music Stores in the country. should they
not have have the pieces required, write di
rectly TO us, AMI we VIII choerfully send the
music postpaid upon the rVceipt of the mar.
ket price. TEACHERS will find 1t TO their
advantage to send their orders 10 us, for to
this department especial attsntion is giveR,
January /, 1864.
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The Realm of the West.

Z. G.. DEGBSHARD. Price 80 cents.
Now ready the Third Edition of his very
popular song and Chorus, aud tho p lblshsr
Is content Ia let II speak for itst II, satisfied
II viii retain the position IL now occupies.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

The Newpern Times, q Union paper
says that North Carolina is ripe for
revolt against the JsEP. DAVIS tyra-
ny. Though the disaifected urge the
establishing Of an independent sover-
siguity, they do not hesitate to say that
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
Sleigh Ride Gallon.

BY @. q. SMlrn. Price 80 cts. This is prob.
ably tho finest piece written by this popular
lns imitation of sleig bells, is already becom.
ipg very popular.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
I5lue-Eyed Jennie;
or OUR I0u sEmoLD TIRE sur

4 pathetic sonG and chorus. Music hy T..
MARTIN rowNE, of tho "Coutinenttls Price
IS csLts. une of those pleasing songs that
VIII win its way l. The Op"lAr heart.
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NOTICE.

NITASHINGrnN McCave, OF the citv of Ian.
w & ng, In the State OF Michigan, is notified
that Elizabeth MoCave did, on the 2lst day oi
December, A. D. 1868, Ale her petition in the
office OF the Clerk OF the Court of Common
Z . rs, within and foe he county OF Hancock
and STATE OF Ohin. charging the said Washing
ton MGCave with adultery with one Martha
McCave. and one Syuthin j. Wilson, and ask
ing that she may 10 divorced from / Q said
Washington McCaye: that the care OF her chill
dren may he decreed to hcr; and tor reas lna
ole alimOny, which petition VIII stand lor
hearing AT the May term oi said Court.
ELIZ BETH Mc'CAVE.
By BRowS \ BunKtr, her Attorneys.
January IA, lsOi, rs "
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

Gov. Seymour is clpime1 IVY thc
Var Democrats TO be OF sLcir faitli,
md Gov. Bianlette they blink, &C.
cords with the New York Executive.
To show the difference between the
two wcprcsant the following:
GOV. SEYMOUR SAYS:
If ID be true that Sllvcry must he
abolished 40 save the Union, then the
people Of the South should be allow
cd 10 withdraw themselves from tho
Goveln,nent which cannot give them
the protection guarantee by It's
terms.
GOV. BRAMLETTE SAYS:
1e 1t not better, should such m
issne be freed, thar we preserve our
} htionality, even with the loss of Sla.
very, than lose both our nationality
and slave property?
Is it not little singular that
northern men should hug Slavery so
much more fondly than southern
slavcholdesY
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FNUTZ'S MIXTURE.

HE 81 safe ami reliable remedy for the curs
l OK rheumatism Painful Nervous Ah.,-
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on Man.
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MAN RHEUMATISM
Persons afflicted with this disease, no mat
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There is nothing in the world 80 sure and
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" estmnster. Nd.
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JOHN s. KTNNiRD d BROTHER.
No. 500 Market street, above Ti.rd.

condition that they brco;n" hcsIv lean produce n,n
ber Of my old cnnsunp patients clinyiue goo
Hral'h weighing nearly 2'1 pounds. will c"nrini- by
relating three cure, have made III sew York and
which are All different snl wish any vino feels any
interest IN the natter to visit them. filst ~ Mrs Far
i"w residing then nt No 1u7 Houston street. Her bua
hand called upon lna at my - Bond street. ant
wished me T. call and see her lie sad could da n,
good that he had had all the hest medical ATTENDANCE
AMI All SAID she wa~ t." Fur gone with un,uiiun 4, Ice
cured; lui she had heard "f great cu,es had
in".' 'hh ne d.3r-l t" crafty her wishes | called
sni FUND i-r lying confined t, her bed in The last i m
u 0rirhh' consumption and whint doubt must hav,
died soon. examined her lungs unI both Lronrhia;
,u"c- very much Affected but n cavities had f-ci
n'i cough was very Acvere. the npitbtX half full Of
tack rus. Pulse $50 legs swollen very much: ard
wore 's'n all she had chr"nic iarrcea Her bowels
M" e"n III Vel eleven fi'n"s that day. told her that
she had lungs enough ~ he urci. hut dat s u, hu.,
hsh been II" Hong STAGING. and he. stomach was IN sic
an liberated condition that was afraid ntLi could he
,"hr' II" insisted >iruid try aml do what cuuil ia
her observing thar she culi not last bong in IA. rnpsi
ll"n 81" was in. an c"nI not make her any worse
s"'c her hFst 'n" If my Nnnirtke Ps and the
I"nI" nnl ylnp frr'v. That was gu TUESDAY and L.,
we next Hn'"'y the drrrhm' carried ~ he Ape
we mao returned AMI She could ait up in bed and
ner n''ihet S!'e :. now we'll and gave long
heue certified by the Rev. Dr. pornr.
Mrs bartholomew 81 West Fr,v-ifth street crin- T.,
my rooms with tamor on her liver She was low
spirited SKIN S,ll"w coated. bowels cos,lvc no
al'le'ns ana hst sinking into the grave. The sa,'
her 'yiup Tonic and Pill. ,ni told her I, take tEr,
J",' rs the directions wers printed. She hack
my rooms ~ BOND street in two weeks somewhat het
Ter! hef tongue Sd begun 10 clean little around tlr
edges her skin wh"r. and her eyes brighter and tn,
,M"r I'Friiareng very offensive matter, much f,'rI
th"l 1t hnd ever done IL fore She kept gradually i'm.
psns ,h'. IN ABOUT t"" mpatlS s'!" came t" my ron>
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1bNI"ti running md was healing up a.; tat ever,
uftni td told her that If ever he,ie il wruIi ra.r
her death. told her tha' the disease lri iii lift he,
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~ hearty and robust woman y"u will mud in day.
walk She i glad fer any to cal, on her aud trfrr
great pains t" visit she hsar< hiss snyihins
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MrGGnul
SEsIsINER,s
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osAS OVCNh VI wv
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Thus striking ut the rosi Of liseass aud
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Or. Binn's dental Golun,n.
Respectfully Dedicated to the
Public.

In THE bright land where beauty Teigns supreme
Aud all pay homage Ia the witchine gueea:
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To- t@4,rn how she improves by every art,
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tlnui these. EYES. complexion. hair. vain
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He extracts Teeth with guickncsI aud with ease
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II Nuur" Il nervous Tooth That's somewhat Gone,
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shrineI's Indian yerm;f;,ge.

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02
THE FAVORITE OH BURNER.

NO HLAHs CHIMNETS TO BNEAk on BURN
TIE FINGERS.
This Burner will fs the common si,e Petroleum
L&np:
THIS uurivnied ron. Chimney Rurnor FOR Coal
L Oil, is nov of, red to tho pun'ic in u shapc
more perfect and dcsir bic than any other
Il eScrils all other inventions designed 10 burn
oil, without tho expense and inconvsniences of a
Chimney SO far as 10 be beyond comp ,rison
II has boon III use neatly two years and the
Ingenuity Of inventors has been exhausted in at.
tempting to equal it. Il is constructed on scien.
the principals. and burns elsirly without smoke
odor. having steady. floating fame.
lrIs PERFECTLY SAFE.
1t If durabv made, simple in operation and
neycr gets out Of order In shor: its many cool
qualities are too numerous to mention Try it
Fer sale by Il. W STAPLES
Ey'I have one in constant use at the store
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