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Things about Town.
REPORTED FOR TIE CECIL. WING.

We felt ourselves highly complimcnted
on Wednesday last by receiving the first
bou auet either brought or sent to the Office
the present season. 1t was presented by
Il young and daslling belle of about sixteen,
which, of course, caused us to value it the
more highly. 1t was truly handsome, and
its eolors all attractive, but the flower we nc
mircd the most was Pink.
- Caleb Parker, of this town, has been
appointed Page in Ghetto the Constitutional
Convention now assembled at Annapolis
Caleb's had Il good deal of experience in
this business, and we think the position
could not have been better fillod.
A horse, belonging to Willis Rutter,
Merchant Tailor, of Elkton, while standing
in the stable, ON Wednesday afternoon last,
WAS shot -accidcnty, we presume, by some
of our knce-high Observation-Disclosures the
stable window, hurting his appearance some
what, but doing him no material injury
For little advice on the use of firearms,
&C., within the limits of the town, read an
article published in the last issue Of this
paper
The new fire engine, belonging to the
Town. was sent to Baltimore, for repairs, ON
Thursday last.
Jos. p. Cantwell has now opened his
new agricultural warehouse, on the first
floor OF the old stand, corner of Main and
Bridge streets. Messrs Foster & IIcatzig
have also commenced the cabinet making
building.
- Rev. VIM. S. Mahan. of Northwestern
Indiana Conference, preached two able SER
mons in the NJ. L. church in this town. on
Sunday morning and evening last. Rev.
Mshan is native of Elkton, and removed
from here about eight years ago to Indiana,
where he has risen from an EXhorter to u
full Preacher He is gentleman of good
abilities. and very successful minister.
During the dark nights of Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. the street
lamps were not lighted. The people have
become accustomed to lighted streets, and
when the lamps are neglected the inconvcn-
fence is more annoying than when they were
compelled to pick their way through Dark
streets. 1t is to be hoped measures will be
taken to have the lamps properly attended
to.
We understand that a club is being
formed in town in order to protect themselves
from the grasp of Abraham. Each member
deposits $25, and in case any of the members
are Araftsd the amount deposited by the club
will be suIlicien to pay their communication
money, and thus they will be enable to "stay
in out Of the draft.''
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EUlicG 10 Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, tina: the subscriber
L Of Cccll county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate of
Charlotte f. Graham late Of Cecil co. deccas-
ed. All persons having claims against the said
dccca sed, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers there Of duly anthem
ticatcd, on or before the LIST day of April,
1865; they may otherwise 10y law, be cXclu-
ded from all benefit Of said cs tate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of
April 1864.
JAMES FORD,
Administrator of Charlotte f Graham, dec ID.
Test--CHALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
apr 10, lSG4-6w
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NOTICE.


George Janvicr \
VS.. In the Circuit Court
Susan Fowler, Henry ID. | for Cecil county,
Fowler, William p. Fow- / In chancery. April
Ter, and Others heirs at 2Ist, 1864.
law of Henry d. Fowler,
late of Cecil county,
deceased.
NE onjecl Oh 'h's s'!lt IS 10 procure decree
IN Cen r ro Sv Which, wcre " ON iIs 9 e av q,
III .ee'i County "nl'h WY W ''c S''h u',y VI
september, III the year 'ct", mortSaSra pya
CERTAIN i'GnIy -. r3wlei, Sl,ce Gecc'lSeu, 10 one
ho''ias J"nVcl' vi ne" oas'e county ana
St'e .! leu" a'c' s'iee ueecase"' Vi whom the
comPla nia Is 'ie les,'see ana executor, =,
nc i,,,i s,"'.' t'. vi y, ,i' 'ne ',I ua.
., Icplemoe', III 'iie yeni in', .ho sala Iien!y
-. roMie'' s,ies e'ee"su', .oh'Gytu eel'"h'
rear esr".r' winch ~ palut"l"ly uesciloeo III
me III anu IT'S accompanying eNllp't, unto 1ile
Salu lholnas oaiivler III ms lle-.l'ie' ny way OF
mortgage ~ secure 'mo payment ol 'he sum "'
nineteen h"ila'cu oolI,ls' WIN interest Payapie
tel'i-aili'un,.y Il1i' ''u Isl Jay vi august. III
me year ioio' "n'ch was 'ncn uue ana OWING
rom the sa'o Ileiiiy -. ro"hei 10 inc SUD
thomas =; nv, on Or before the LIST day Of
august ~ 'ic yn T 1910
1h'lt 'he s"io inoh'aS oahVlef dica some liihe
ABOUT .l.e yeaf icoI' ieaslng d iaSl VIII ana
'cS."'I,ei'' " winch ne gave am, peq"cathea
uh'o inc Coliptiallt inc 'loieSi',d mortgage OF
1 LEI thesGpy sct" nc, anu o. wntl ne apponle9
. .h eolp'a'un''' ue .Ac1"io. WHO mas proved
,he SAM anu 9p'a , le,,c,s tes'"Ilcn'ary
tneleo,i, po.n III ane oa.e % Don"ale, ana also
rom inc CfPil'iis So"f, 81 Iecll county, as by
copy OF .lie VIII ana cer I,ir therc'hto
ahTGAea llieu us Pafl ol ms Dlll' luiiy appears
mat me saiu nenfy -. fowief dlet some
ll'he IN lhe year 1904, anu tat ,ne lcgai es'a'c
III salo h,or:sagca premises "nlch dcscenaea
to the defendants, susan r9wier, WIDOW OF the
, I''u llchty -. rowler, W lil'am - fowler,
hepecca a; fowlef earan Ann smith, Wie OF
'ohii smith, anu susan Jane rowier, cliiaieh
81 ., me saia Iiehry ~. fowIer' Mary Emm"
oeck!ey, wile OF Andrew heckley, olsan r1W
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State IF Mmyiand. Cecil County, Set:
T hereby certify, that Josias Ramsay, farm
L or, of Cecil county. brought before NE
the subscriber, one Of the Justices Of the
Peace, in and for the said county, this End
day Of May, in the year 1861, as a Stray,
trespassing upon his enclosures, RED
MULY COW, with white back, and a cali
about two weeks old.
Given under my hand.
VIM. TORBERT, J.P.
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April %, 1864.

The business will hereafter he conducted
by f. &. Chandlec, who will at ali times be
pleased to see his old customers, and will
make it his study to sell them bargains in
Goods that will render satisfaction. We buy
strictly for cash, and will sell for Cash, as
good articles at as low prices as any in the
business are doing. Respectfully, &C.,
ELLIS G.. CHANDLER,
JOHN b. CHANDLER.
May Z, lSG4-3w
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japanese Tea

WILL not mould. Unlike the green tea of
w China, this is not dried upon copper pans
and colored with coloring mixture its yollowish
tints is the work Of nature, and it exhales n per-
grade Lovers Of tea and indspesed persons
should try It. Those of our customers that have
used it prefer it TO any tea sold in this market
For Sale by + BROWN, JR, & BRO.
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PIIE7, STRATNlNG AND TTNF-SMTS,
PHI = STI, tI\INI AN 4 l'ISki SlIITs


PlIlS, STRMNING AN TENtSNUS,
Arc the results of inflammation or Irritation OF tho mn
cans membrane Of tho bowels, Undue by drastic
pll'-lhese imperfect pills, instead OF being t-s' vcl
by tho chile arc carried 10 tho Owcr IwclS AMI ~
ducc pcrS'al!c movement or evac' alton by ,hrl-
Irritation - hence the strGning, cramps ,yrenth:i3
pains, piles and teacsmui and The fycgtn, f,c c1!t
to the 7~icr cost, ths ta.tss tsadery' ~h' dkc !t
imperfect pills.
II yon would nvoii thr' annoy nces Whenever a
purgatvc medicine IL required, take dosrtf
RAILWAYS REGULATING ILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE TIE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with PILES: may rcy CT los:To
cure by their nse
COATED WIrA GUN.
CoATEr'wIr,I Gun.
COATED WITH Gun.
Or. Railways rii's arc elegantly Gated VITA Gisa,
iroc from tistc snr,l, can 10 taken 1T nil ttrs
and on MI ocfasions. No danger WI - ", rron c',
If exposed 10 wet Of dail weather ate: tIins these
pills.
FIX CF RAILWAYS ILLS
fave secured vigorous evacuation. in severe cases
OF ILLUMINATION Of tho Bowels, Paralysis &c, alter
Cro'n Oil, Harlem Gil, it,' ;til' al illr iu'aijv an.
pctey flied. DO Railway I's vii remove al
are inside each box. +. Ice FER bx, 3, ent:. Vol
by Druggists, Medicine Nau'."'. n:ld Eto'" Er"wrt.
n. B-EvCry agent has hcrn ,r'i.!ssI " Ii frc.t
and new mace i'I,ii. As c,h lrT Is c:.UnacV WA
-teci L4gr!rrL / bel, ti"H i-.'r ';h"r5.
RiuWAr {: ca,
g Maiden l. ~. ~ H""N
Sold by Dr. II. II. MITCHELL, Elkton, Nd.
Aug 8, lS63-ly
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Gbe nlarkets.

EIKToS MARKET.-White Wheat, 50 OS :;
Red do: 81 80 to So 90; Corn 81 25; Oats,
10 to IS.
WILMINGTON MARKET, May 13.-Flour
Per barrel, 81 75(o5 500; Wheat, per bushel
] So, Corn, 80; Corn meal, pcfbushel, l 20;
Oats, G5@G5 Clovcrsced per bushel, 81 on
Timothy Seed, So
BALTIMORE MAEKET.-White Wheat, 50 Is
@2 Is; Red Wheat, So IS; Corn, white,
129Cnl 80; Yellow, do. i 33@1 30 u bush.
ell; Oats-Maryland, s4@9l cents, weight,
and SS@92 cents for Pennsylvania.
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WIN, McCLELLAND, JR.,
IN THE HOLLOW.

VIM McCLELLAND, ill.,,
IN THE HOLLOW,
OPPOSITE NJ. CUM MINGS' BAKERY.
Opened this week large stock Of
" choice Spring and SUMMER
DRY GOODS.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Oil Boiled Black Silks,
At 81, $3.50 and 50 per yd.,
Plaid Silks, Alapacas,
Chalies, Cloakipg Cloths,
Delaines, Prints, Lawns,
Grenadines, Lustres,
Mohairs, Mourning Goods
PIN Blk all WIN Delaine,
Black Grenadines, Black Tureen Cloth :,
Black Prints, Black and White Prints, Gin
CHAINS and Delaincs.
MEMS WEAR:
Black Cloths,
Cottonadcs, Kentucky Jeans, &c.
Gents Gloves and Hosiery.
Notions-a large assortment.
BOOTS and SHOES
for ladies', gentlemen, and children.
Largest Stock in town of Hats, Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery. Queensware,
Willaw Ware Earthen Ware, &c.
GROCERIES
Best Sugar-Cured Family Hams, Sugar
Cured Shoulders, best quality; Dried Beef,
best IN the market; No. l Herrings, new,
tat and bright; New Mackcrel, very fat.
CARPETINGS:
Ingram, Hemp. Cottage and Rag, Straw Mat
ting, Stair Carpets and Carpet Chain, Door
Mats, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, A and Ga
wide Stair, Table and Carriage do.
Wall Paper variety of styles and patterns.
All of the above will be sold reasonable {.
All are requested to call and examine our
stock. Terms cash.
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T AM CURED,

al havo taken six doses Of Railways Ti''s OF three
pills cach in six days they cured mo Of CONSTIPATION,
indigestion, and dyspepsia. have taken B-ths,
only obtain temporary folicf II stepped tho Of
these pills for week my oil compliant would appear.
SIX doses Of L ,dway's Fills curcl me.
STEPHEN BENNETT, U. S. C. s."
81 have suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver nj.
plant for seven ycars-have used NJ sorts OF pil--
they would givo me temporary comfort, but COM
PEELED to take them all the time. have used one box
Of Or. Railways Pills am cured. have not tatca
particle Of Medisuc in six months.
c. L. GILL DS, GoXbu-y, Mas,
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Farmers and Merchants Banl

Farmers and Merchants Bank
OF CECIL COUNTY, MD.
ELKToN, April 2Sth, 1864.
TIlE Stockholders Of this Bank arc hereby
l. notified that an Election for Five Direc-
tors, to sclve during the ensuing year, will
be held at the Banking House, on MONDAY
the 23rd day Of May, next, between the
hours of II and , O'Clock p. NJ.
JAS. GRAHAM,
April 80, 1S64-tc. Cashier.
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Notice..

Notice.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county,
April Sth, 1864.
ORDERED, that the sale made and re-
~ ported by Joseph B. Preston and Amos
Pseston, Executors Of Jonas Preston, de-
ceased, of the Real Estate Of said deceased,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day Of June, next, provided copy
of this Order be published in some news
paper printed at Elkton, once week tol
one month, before that date.
G. u. CUTLER,
True copy-test, Register.
c. 3. CUTLER,
apr &c, 1861. 5w Register.
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NEW GROCERY STORE,
Corner Of Main and Church Streets.
VIM. p. MORGAN

III AS opened stock, of choice Groceries
LII of every description, embracing Pro-
fcssor Horsford's Patent Self-Rising Family
Flour, a new article and general favorite
with all who try it; Bacon, Lard, Dried
Beef, Beef Tongues, Mackerel, Herring,
Goldfish, Cheese, Molasses, Syrup, Salt,
Spices, Coffee Essences, Dried Fruit, Cam
Candles, Soaps, Tobacco, Pipes, Cigars, &C.,
together with every article in his line.
~Also, the best lot of LIQUORS in
Elkton. The public are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Elkton, April 90, leGI.
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Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.

WE, the undersigned. have this day dis.
w solved Co-Partnership by mu tual con-
is authorized to settle the business of the
Firm. WITWORTH X PERKINS.
January Goth, 1861.
intend continuing the Coach Business, in
just and honorable manner, and all who
want Carriages can now have good article
without going away from home to get it.
P. S.-Give Inc trial and judge for your.
selves. GEO. WITWORTH.
feb l2.tf,
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NOTICES..
Dissolution OF C0-PartnershiD,

TIME Partnership in the mercantile bust
l. ness, heretofore existing at the Brick
Meeting House, between Ellis e. Chandlee
Il Francis Marshall, under the pane or style
of Chandlee Il Marshall, was this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
And all persons who arc indebted to the
late firm. or who have claims against it, are
respectfully invited 10 call on E. q. Chandlee
II Son, who are the only persons authorized
to receive money for, or settle accounts of
The late firm of Chandlce X Marshall.
ELLIS & CHANDLER,
FRANCIS MARSHALL.
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The owner of the above described Cow is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away.
JOSIAS RAMSAY,
May I, ISGi-3w Egg Hill.
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NOTICE..

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
L have removed their OFFICE, in Elkton,
to John Perkins, Jr. Harness Store. on Main
street, next to Post-oflice. Packages should
be left at the Office before 81 O'Clock in the
morning. All goods will hereafter be dcliv-
cred to parties in town free of porterage.
JOHN PERKINS,
Apr. 80, lSGl-tf Agent.
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DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS.

DIX. hADW A1 . I1lIUS.
ONE TO SIX BOXES WILL CURE
Costivencss, IJaundice, Rush of blood
Constipation, Congstyc Fc- to the Head,
Congestion yer, instructions,
Heart Disease Slcepincss, Dropsy,
Disease of Kid Geh'l Debility, Acute Erysipc-
neg s. Bladder Dimness Of ST las,
Disease Of Lii Fits, Headache,
yer, Lown of Spir- Bad Breath,
Diliousness, its, inflammation Of
Typhus Fever, Quinscy, The 1ntestines,
Ship Fever, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy,
Malignant Fe- Measles, T.. Enlargement
yer, Melancholy, osthc Spleen,
Loss Of Appc- Mysteries, = ScfrHy;
title, AmenorrhMa, MAihpopins
Indigestion, Faintifs, Cough,
inflammation, Dizziness, -..'rt Worms.
Palpitations, Retention Of Bad DrealnS
Scarlet Fever, Urine, r. Plcurisy.
Bilious Fever,
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EETTER THAN CAIoMFI; OR BLUE Pill.
@ BETTER THAN CALOAlEI. OR BLUE PIIIli
LETTER THAN CAIOMEl. OR BLUE PILL ,
L u L 4 u Y l.

They exercise powerful Influence over tho liver
and ita socreons than calomcl, mercury, blue pill,
hence their importance In cases of Liver Complaints
and Spleen Difficulties, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bilious at
tacs Headache &C. In the treatment of Fcvcrs either
Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fcvers,
they are superior to quinnc. Their influence extends
over tho entire SYSTEM controlling, Strengthening and
bra ing NJ the relaxed and wasting energies and rcgi
lang all tc sccreqns to tho natural performance OF
their duties, cleansing and purifying the blood, and
purging from the system all diseased deposits and i'm.
pure humors.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

l. interest of the late E. J. Rinellart in the
firm of j. A. Davis Il Co., have this day
entered into partnership, under the name Of
DAVIS Il PUGH, and will continue the
LUMBMR, GRAIN and COMMISSION
BUSINESS at PoRr DEPOSIT and at LArI-
DUN, Md. JAMES A. DAVIS,
Feb. %, 1864. JOSEPH b. PUGU.
~ All parties indebted to the Firm OF J.
A. DAVIS x CO., are hereby notified to come
forward and settle without delay. Settle
mcnts can be made with either of the under
signed. DAVIS Il PUGH.
feb II 3m.
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F5- Deaths and Marriages inserted in this paper
without charge but Obituaries, either in prose
must be paid for IN ADVANCE at the rate Of cent per
word, In or,lBr to secure publication
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lflarriro.

THOMAS-SAUTER.-In Port Dcposi m
the 2sth of April, by Rev. George
Dram, JOIN A. THOMAS and LIZZIE X.
= SAUTER, both of this County.
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AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositaries Of Public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country (acting agents of the National
Depository Bauks will furnish further information OIL
application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
May 1S64-2m.
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| Ia the Circuit Court
for Cecil County
In chancory. April
~, 1861.
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George Janvier
VS.. In the Circuit Coul
Susan Fowler, Henry d. for Cecil county,
Fowler, William p. Fow- | In clancery. Apr
Ter, and Others heirs at 2Ist, 1864
law OF Henry ID. Fowler,
late of Cecil county,
deceased.
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Sheetings.

Brown, 5 quarter 10 quar-; Bleached, 5 quar-.
10 quar- Linen do. quar-. New York Mills
Muslin, Unbleached do. all Grades. Flannels,
Cold and White Shrouding Flanncls, Angola
do; Plain all Widths Fancy and Gray Flannels
for Shirting. Table Linens, Pure Linen Da-
mask, 8 quarter; Cord. do, Cotton Diaper.
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WOOL G A r. ID | N q
AT EUBER'S MILL.

Ys,IIE subsorberre respectfully calls Che alton
\ lion of lis OH customers and tho publio
Generally. thist he Is repairing the Carding
Slnchinefy at HWbor's MN with NEW " Rll9,
ANA will Ge ready to do CAEDlNG ON SHORT
N0rCE, and VIII warrant Sood rolls II The
wool is welt clciAlsed.s ,
Uemember the 0id stand Mt lIuhers Mil
rg-CleAhse your Wool well aud yon may
expect good Rolls. CEo. MAINS.
May l3, la6l. .,r an r
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Cincinnati. The charge against him
is allcdgcd conspiracy, with parties
arrested some months ago, TO over
throw the government
~" The postal order system. just
established by law, provides that no
money order shall lie issued for any
sam less than one or more than Thirty
dollars. aud ali persons who shall re
cciyc moncY orders are required TO
to pay therefor the following charges
or fees. VIZ: For an order for one dol.
lar or for any larger sum, but not TO
exceed ten dollars, ten cents shall he
charged and eXacted by the. Post
master giving such order; for on or
der Of more than ten and not exceed.
ing twenty dollars. the chsrgc shall
he fifteen cents: and for every order
exceeding twenty dollarsa a fec of
twenty cents.
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TnrE.--Thc New York World for
once preached true doctrine when it
says:
"Descrvedly great as is the conf
dcnce Of the country in Gen. Grant,
it would be criminaly ineautious to
incnlate upon the public mind the idea
that the success Of our cause is stalicd
upon the result o. this campaign. 1t
is important that the public feeling
should be trained to such invinciblc
determination that the result of no
battle can be triumph for the peace
party.
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,T,,- The New York Times su,

IL" Tho Now ork Timcs sng-
gcsts that in view of the tremendous
scale of the campaign now in prog
ress, Notwithstanding the great and
efficient care of the wounded. every
svmpathizing household should at
once prepare to become n practical
ministrant to the wounded soldiers. -
Linen and cotton rags, thoroughly
clean and sweet, can hardly be placed
within reach OF the Iospital depart
ment in the field in suporabundant
quantities.
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icg-The democratic" new. w.papers
with characteristic fidelity to truth
are charging that Gen. Banks Esp
dition was II mere cotton stealing rm>l
that he is disloyal at heart, and avery
bad man generally. Gen. Banks may
not he military prodigy, and he may
have made some grtevous blunder;
but we have yet TO hear of anything
he has done as military man which
reflect in the slightest degree upon
his loyalty or his integrity.
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Icv- The Butternut press has been
all along quoting the sayings of crazy
abolitiouists, who, hoping to control
the action Of the Union party have act
ed with it, to prove that all Union
men were, prior to the rebellion, Sc
cessionists. Now that these same
aholilionists have split Off aud are sup,
porting Fremont,thc butternut papors
so re emily tlled with abuse OF tho
Abolilionists, are filed with thcil
ISLANDERS to prove that the present Ad,
ministration is corrupt and inoompo
tent "Politics make strange hedicl,
lnWs.'
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NrN Advertisements.
u. 3. EscveEpgae Law J.!
AssEs.oR's OFFICE, Urrrs sAvprsRy.

ASsEssOR's OFFICE, UrrFR sAYprsRY.
May 18th, 1864.
rENo THE TAN PAYERS or HANCOCK
COUNTY;
N,n viii tako notice, that In pursuance ol
the l5iH Section Of the Excise Law. u q
BcHrCs,sy. Assistant Assessor Tor the Second
Division o. the Finn D strict of Ohio; will "a,
his Onice, in tho town of FindlAy County o
Hancock, Ohio,
on FRIDAY. TIE 10Th DAY or JUNE, 1864
And Tor G'Iccn days thSroAtIor, hold the
lists. vaiuat ions and onumerat.ouS made aud
taken by lie Assistant Asscssur ;Hr said
County open for examination.
You are 'ur'hCr notified that tho under
s-ued. as Assessor iur the Fiith, CO.lecticg
District Of Ohio, VIII
on " WEDNESDAY, THE Goth DAY or JUNE,
lNGi;utni.o o'clock, 4. ". 1T the lme place
IN said County, receive. hear and determins
appe 'ls, ioltliv" 10 any erroneous or cxccs-
sive valu ttiouS o. endmerat'uus made by the
Ass s.st,,ut Assessor for said County.
O.. W. BEERI. Assessor,
May 2j, 'C4 --t2E. 9TH Con. DIST. q.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-27
JULIA, Chiet of staff.
II Is said that butter won,

REroRr.--"When superior race
like ours ours" said one OF the chiv-
airy the other day to Il modest look
ing Federal soldier, "comc in contact
with an infciior race, like the niggcrs
what do YOU think will he the RESULT
II guess the contact must result IN
a big crop of mulattoes ip your State
judging from the complexion Of {
good many Of your people reLortet
the soldier.
IesS- An Irishman says he can ser
no earthly reason why women should
not be allowed TO become medica
men. fr a.1 efisa 5t