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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
Unior Schools.

Uniop schools.
On Monday last the High School
Department Of the Union School com
menced the fall term under the super
vision of f. Miller, assisted by Mrs
j. 5. Arnold, Quite number Of for
eign scholars are in Attendance. The
House has been repaired and cleaned,
and much improved in its internal ap-
pearance.
The central High School also com
menccd ITS first term under Mr.. Van.
horn. The new building when com
pleted will he an honor and ornament
TO the town.
Tho Finalay Schools are now pro-
vided with good teachers. and if pa
rents will only cooperate with teach
ers, visit the Schools, and manifest
some interest in the progress and Ed.
ucation of their children, our schools
will be ofincreased advantage.
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A Reb"l,s Letter.

We take few extracts from let
ter, found near Kenosaw Mountain
by NJ. Cameron, dated July 3D.. 1t
was written by brother Of the noto
rious guerrilla chieftain, John Nor.
gan, to his sister, and though of not
recent date it will be found of interest:
| have no money
TO send you at present, and if / had
it would do you but little good, for
1t is at such very great discount. l
am still of the opinion that John will
have to fall back to Atlanta. II so,
your part of the country will be in
the hands Of them Yankee devils
In that case, it will not do for YOU
to remain there. for | fear that the
country would soon be eaten out. A
battle will probably soon come off
and decide the question. | have
just finished planting 40 acres of
corn. ! am planting an entire pro
vision crop, SO a to get something
for ourselves and the army to eat.
which is the grand object now II
we do not raise a sufficient force to
whip the Yankees at Chattanooga and
dive them from Georgia and Ten
nessre We will be most awlully whip.
ped aud | have no doubt that this
will be the case, - they have su.
perior force. We have so weakened
our force by sending Longstreet to
East Tennessee and Forrest to NiS.
siSsippi that they have the decided
advantage Of Us as regards numbers
Bragg i, the most intolerahle fool in
existence Ian glad he is gone he
- = perfect curse to the army. Wheat
is worth $50 per bushel Flour is
worth S4CO per barrel in Montgom-
cry, and board $50 per day. Con
tederatc mOnev isnpt worth shlcks.
ani never will be The new issue OF
money will not be anv better than
the old. We are in a bad fix and
fear it will be worse. Yours,
GEO MORGAN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
'uion Meeting

A meeting of the Union men of
FiIsllay township. for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to the Union
County Convention, was held at the
Couacil room in Findlay, W ednesday
evening, August Il
The meeting was organized by
calling Or 3. Beach to the Chair,
and appointing ii +. Winters Sec
retary.
After the object Of the meeting
was stated by JAS. Harsh, on motion
of Ezra Brown, committee of five
was appointed TO report delegates-
Flndlay township being entitled TO
forty one. Ezra Brown, JAS. Harsh,
Isaac Davis, A. +. Parker, and j.
Robinson was appointed the Com
mittce. and reported the following
delegates
Squire Carlin, Edison Colt, Sr.,
George Douglass, John II. William
son. Jessce W Wheeler, Samuel SwitZer,
z. d. Bigelow John Cox. IL +. Win
ders, JAS T. dams, Henry Popp,
George Foreman, Eli PaXson, b.
Brown, c. Chadwick, c. W. O'Neal
J. +. Burket, Abel +. Parker, JAS
Harsh, Isaac Davis, c. A. Croninger,
John Robinson. Darius Stoker, j. +,
Perkey, j. r. Clark, B. Beach, Jos.
Engleman, John Julian, h. 5 Baker,
L. p. koons, Philip Smith, Joseph
Stackhouse, j. B, Clough, W. c. Cox,
Benz. Huber, j. 3. Dunn, Daniel
Cline, Z. A. Sterner, III. b Green, H..
S. Shannon, Geo. +. Smith.
On motion Of II. ). Shannon the
report was adopted.
On motion of ii. F Parker the
report of the meeting, with the list OF
delegates, was ordered to he publish
ed in the Jctferssnian.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
b BEACH, Chm.
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Letters

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at Findlay, State of Ohio, on
the 10Th day of August, 1864.
n. w Andregg, 2, Mrs. Elizabeth
Baker, Miss Nancy Jane Coter; p. w.
Cross, Miss Masiouri Farmer, John
Graham, Miss Justine G. Humphrey,
2, Miss Mary Ann Hardea, Mrs. Mar
garet Han tman, John Hoke; Miss
Amelia NJ. Johnston, Mrs, +. NJ. John
son, Jacob Henry Kroz, Felix Light
John A. Moore, William Moll, John
W Powell, Mrs. L. ii. Rodman, Euno
j. Robinson, Henry j Reader, Miss
Elizabeth Snyder, Gross d. Dorsey
Smith, Mis- Sallie Taylor, Mrs. Mar
garet Taylor, John Ulery, Miss Sarah
Welch, Miss Amanda Wilson.
GERMAN.--Jacob Pfeiier.
Persons wishing to obtain any of
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this List
and pay one cent for advertising.
j. b. ROTHCHILD, 2. NJ.
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PASSION N.-The man who gets into
a passion is said to forget himself
but the fact is he forgets other people.
The man or woman who buys any 9th
er Salcratus but Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal, not only forgets other people
and themselves, but runs the risk OF
scattering broadcast dyspepsia and
many other evils naturally attending
the human system. As you value
health and good eating, never buy
any other. Have the Gold Medal or
none Most everybody sells it. De.
pot ll2 Liberty Street, New York.
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Cass Towu>hip.

At meeting of the Union voters
of Cass township, held at the Centar
School House, on Wednesday, Aug,
IL 1864,
On motion, R. w. Campbell was
elected Chairman, and j, G. Van
Eman, Secretary OF said meeting.
On motion, the following named
persons were elected Delegates to
represent the Township OF Cass in
the County Convention to be held at
Findlay, on the 9th Of August, 1864:
John Eckles, James A. Vickers, ia.
cob Perkey, Elisha Barker. Enoch
Ross, Jonathan Nelson, l.. ID. Smith,
and X. w. Campbell.
On motion, the Meeting adjourned.
j G. VAN EMAN, Sec'y.
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Ord.

Dird.
August 10Th 1864, Of Scarlet Fever,
Maggie I. Brown, Daughter Of Hen.
ry and Hannah r. Brown, aged five
years aud ten months
She was a lovely child, and the idol
of her now bercaved and sorrowing
Parents /; she exhibited an unusual de-
gree of thoughtfulness in reference
to the wishes of her Parents, and the
happiness of her little brother and
sister, and by her tender, and affec-
tionate manners, had cntwined the
cords of love SO closely around the
hearts Of all in the Family, that her
death is felt to be an almost irrepar-
able loss. But their loss is her eter-
nal gain.
'Gud hath taken he- away,
FrUn their b"sum's To His own"
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rhe Union County Convention.

rhe Union County Convention.
We call the especial attention OF
the Union men Of the County to the
call for u Convention to nominate q
County Ticket, to be held on the 9th
inst. LET EVERY TOWNSHIP
BE REPRESENTED, fully represent
cd, and let good ticket be nominal
ed. We shonld be glad 20 publish
proceedings of the township meetings
and names of delegates. Send them
in.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
secret Lodges

secret Lodges
OF the "Sons of Liberty" are be.
ing formed all over the county, and
many members thereof are arming
themselves. OF this there can lie
no doubt--it can he proven. What
object can they have, except resist.
ance to the laws ofthe country2 What
occasion is there for any law abiding
citizen TO carry deadly weapons in
Hancock County, We warn the
well disposed Democrats who have
been inveigled into these Lodges that
they are treading a dangerous path.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
Volunteer Bounty.

The Executive Committee Of Find.
lay town 'hip have raised by subscrip-
tion, sum sufficient to pay an addi-
tional 800 to every Volunteer cred.
tied to Findlay township.
Volunteers now get $500 bounty
for one years 3 service. in addition to
wages. Now is the time to volunteer
and get this liberal bounty. \ draft
ed man gets no bounty. r Miller
has commission as Lieutenant and
is now recruiting for anew company.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
Madison Township.

Pursuant to call by the County
Central Committee to appoint dele
gates to attend the Union Convention,
at Findlay, the 9th inst, TO nomi-
nate county officers, meeting was
held in Madison township. James
Woods was appointed Chairman and
Cyrus Vail, Secretary. The meeting
then appointed the following dele,
gates: L. ID. Wiseman, j w. +,
Williams, Jas, Woods, A. j. Stan
ford JAS. WOODS, Chm.
CYRUS VAIL, Sec'y.
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EX IRA STUDIES.
,sic on the Piano or Guitar, lst ses.
RGLIGF IN TEN MINUTES.
n II v n, r. q 4. M 0 MIC " n 4 n Y

The Original Medicine establ ished in ls37
and first article Of the Kind ever introduced un
dor the namo OF "Pumonic WafeTs," In this
ar any othor country all other Pnlmon .,
Waters are GOuntericits. The genuinooau he
known BY the name Ut BRYAN bsiag staJ.,uaa
on each WAFER
BurAs's PULnoSIc ,rAyvr,
Releve Coughs Colds, 81 re Throat, Iioar.e.
n9ss.
DRYAS's PULyoslc,wAFEns
Relieie Asthma, Broachitis, Difficult IrouIh.
Ing.
RRYAS's SrLAosIo wArgLs
Relieve spillng VI Hood, Pans In the Ch AZ
phfts PULxosaa wAFERs
hoheVe 'hc'pieht Conausapti0n, LuI. Diasas
ts.
BhyAS's pcLAuntc WAEsu,
HeheVe irrltllea of tire uvulA and Tensile.
bafAN's PttaosIv WAPsas
h"leVe 'he aoove Complaints Ia ton Ipiant.s.
bRfAhs huLAoNIc WAFHRs
arc blehsihs 70 M Glasses aud CUnstimtious
bhfASf PULAOSIc WAFER.
Are adapted ;or yocalIsts and Pubic speak.
ers.
BRSAN's PULnoLIc WA1fas
Are Ia SimP'. trIn and pleasant To tho taste.
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and l,st,
ing cures. ~
BsrAs's PuLxosIo wAyeas
Are WARRANTED 10 give satisfaction Ia svery
No famlly should ss wiihouts n boz Of
bhrANs prLAnSic wAYERs
IN the house,
No.traveler shontd be without n supply Of
BHYAsS PvLnoNi0 WApEAs
IN hls pocket
No persn viii ever object 10 Nj ys for
BnfAs's frLhoNiu WAPkRs
Twenty i've Cents.
Sold 3y All prusglsls.
:. soIo Proprietor, jon HOSES.
81 cotuahdt st, Now fo.S.
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Produce Market.

Produce Warkef.
WuEAT-S1 90 for red.
CoRN-new . to 1,15.
RYE--000 cents to ,l35.
BUTrER-00 to 32c.
EGGs-12 cents.
LARD-0 and l6 cents.
OATs-65 to 20 cents.
TALLow-0 to 14cents.
BEES WAX-50 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 soto 3 90.
CLOVER SEEp-S0,0 to $50
WHITE BEANs--S2 90 to $50
DRIED PEACHEs-27 per lb.
DRIED APPLEs--S2,00.
PELTs-50 to | %
HIDEs-8 cents green, 16 dry
RAGs--Cotton 4 ceiHs.
WooL-S5 to 90cents.
FLAX SrEp-S2 So
Salt--,435.
Flour $40 per bbl.
Hay-Sl6 per ton.
Feathers-60 cts per lb.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
Fatal ccident.

Mr.. Enoch Mctzller. Of Big Lick
township, met with a serious accident
which resulted fatally, on Tuesday
of this week. He was engaged in
feeding threshing machine, when
by some means one Of his feet was
caught in the cylinder, and before he
could he rescued his leg was torn of
up to the thigh He survived six
hours, suffering the most intense ag-
ony.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

~ No BETTER Poor REouiRFp.--It
has not yet been publicly denied that
Chemical Saleratus made by ID. i
DeLnnd ~ Co., is all that itn friends
have claimcd--that is pure and
wholesome article. This cannot be
denied in face of the testimony of
chemists and those best qualified to
Judge. The fact that it has been
basely couDterieited attests to its val
I1n
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Gantutk 1efftrsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
UNION 'ONvENrION

Let Union men in every township
see to it that delegates are appointed,
and that they attend our convention
on the 9th.
Let there bc full turn out of I'm
ion men Mt the Convention. and il
possible let every delegate be pres
ent.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

Soldiers-we think DR.. Strickland
is quite right in advising You in his
advertisement in our columns of to
days paper, to take bottle Of his
highly recommended Anti Cholera
Mixture in your knapsncks, it may
save the lives ofmany or our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yours 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 Dysentery.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
san stroke.

sun stroke.
Jas Meaghan an employee of the
Railroad Co., died from the effect Of
a sun stroke last Thursday, The un-
fortunate man lived but Is minutes
after he was struck.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
H. +. WINpERs, Sec'Y.
Central school Building

Is nearly completed, 1t is a beau
tiful structural credit alike to Mr.
johnson, the architect, and the lib
eral Board of Education. If Find
lay had about three such buildings
her children could be educated with
out sending them abroad.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

Nothing has yet been heard from
Mr.. Jones, Recruiting agent for this
District He left Nashville for Dix
lie some days since, ready to go to
work In the meantime volunteers
are being enlisted bore for the service.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

Es'lev'- Cottage Organ aud Perfect
Melndesn
Are pronounced by the best musi-
clans to be the finest reed instruments
in the world. These. together with
a new and beautiful style of piano
a perfect gem---with patents that give
il very great sweetness Of tone and
durability, can he obtained only of
w $. LUNT, Fostoria, o.
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J. & A Langworthy,

Physicians and Surgeons,
ss-oFFlCE-Ewing's Block, over Bakers
ClOtning store
~ RESiDENCE--West end Of Sandusky
street, hrst house West oi United Brethren
church lot.
Feb. 25Ih. 1865.
Ur. j. Largworthy viii pay especial atten
tion to diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Lungs and
Throat.
French Artificial Eyes aud Ear Drums In.
Mas 30.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
uairieh-

Unirieh-
AT the residence Of the brides
father, in Amanda township, by Rev.
a. w. Leader, Samuel Willoughby
OF Warren Co., Ind, and Miss Sa
mantha Messamore.
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Coming Home.

toming H"me.
The 100 days boys will all be home
this week. The 133d is now at Colum.
bus, and the other regiments are on
their way.
Wooieu Goods
Anderson, at the Woolen Mills, is
manufacturing more wool on shares
this Season than ever. The farmers
have discovered that this ia the best
and cheapest way to get clothing
They get better goods and higher
prices for their wool.
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Notice.

NO'iCc.
The Physicians of Hancock county
will meet n Convention at the Court
House, in Findlay, Monday, August
22d, 1864, for the purpose of organ
izing County Medical Association.
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A 4 dyertispnpnts.

4 Advertisrments.
See new Advertisement in to DAYS
paper.
Lake & Co.--Circus.
O'Neal, Blacliford IL Harsh--Ad.
ministrator' Sale.
Putnam Clothes Wringer.
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Urbana
COLLEGIATE lMSTNuTE.

w ~ kiA - Aiso . ~
This Institution In located Ia Urbana Cl Rm.
paign county, ohio. Far the year past Il
las been in the hands OF its preseSt condue.
cnded their efforts, they ho pc to merit In the
uture increased confidence and patronage.
The location has many ADJ AIT sges hav.
NJ three railroads II IL accessible from all
unts. IL is remarkably healthy, and IN the
midst OF beautiful and fertile country.
Tho Sem nary u aiding, situated On = lot VI
Ave acres, AT the north end OF town, IL 4 new
md commodious brick ediace, containing
near sixty rooms, with three ample halls eI.
ending the whole length OF tho building
hrec recitation roOL.s and n chapel. forty.
mo by forty.three lcet. Tho rooms designed
or two occupants, are oarpeted and well fur.
nishsd. comparing iavorably for home oon.
iorts with any OF our best Institutions.
he Principal and his family. with tho 9th.
er Teachers, reside in the institution, and de-
vote themselves 10 the interests of the School.
Pupils from abroad, unlass with near relatives
are required To board In tho family. This u
NECESSARY to secure good habits, with sue
cesstui and uninterrupted study.
Bnariers areregured to attend Church and
Bhle Glass ON the sabbath.
As an extensive and appropriate held of
usefulness has been opened for the female sex
IN the department oi teaching and the de-
mand IN ,till increasing, parents will he US.
thcd IN literally educating such Of their
daughters as have taller and other qu.liaca.
toms Tor such employment.
Those VIII" may wish Ia enter the Institu'
tlon should apply early, that proper arrange.
ments may he III tdc for them.
The Principals will be aided by experienced
teachers, IN number and quail AcaLiuns ia
sworing To the wants ui the school.
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The softer the head the harder the
work driving anything into it.
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Admin stra tors Notice

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN that the SUB.
~ scrlher has been appointed by the Pro.
nate Court of Hancock county. OHIO admin
stratur II the estate Il AIbrrl Ramsey Jr..
iaIe of Marion township, Hancock county,
luiu. docease,. GEORGE ". BURNS,
Adm ot '.BERr Ramsey Jr decd.
August X. lNr4 80
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THE FIR ST

LAKE FISH of the season have just
arrived, and are now offered for sale
by ISAAC DAVIS.
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DIR. A. Hurd

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, would re-.
i pectiully tender his professional services
to'the citizens Of Finday and surrounding
lcOun.ry.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SURGERY
ec9- Once on corner over the store OF 2
Gage Co. Residence on 6andusky s.reet
second door west of United Brethren Church
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TIE rnn "a .

lrd, furnished room. luei, light.
nd tuition la all branches of reg.
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Drop1slis
n,Frox oc Army ceorufra ian fquirAgr.
n

O,Frox oc Army ceorufrs ian f9ulrAJr. I
Exw Yo1s october -. 1851
RMY SUPPLIES Sealed PropoShs WI
~ be r.c,lv,i At th. Office nut o'clock on spdS
de 22d instant cr turnishrs nv contrast Al she p'' Of AT"
Clothing and Equpve m thls oty ,,, -,
Pekcrd B,sEer, ofsecond qusbiy ae.oiet res,ah'" 49,
Rule, wit st.e IN their proposals how many cher WIN
cb Loy anon th,y .n insk, tcvaries siri vitin wh
m- lhry can compiled, tho delivery Of all h,y pr'' 70 ~
Min p.r ,f s Bsotsc- mus, accompany eiih p 'P's~'
Thc Intel States ths rielt 60 rccS any part Or
Ale ~ n, bids q, lay be dc-pci bcs ios tho mefsi
ths services -
Prooo..l. mnst ~ iaiossi Proposal. icr fls Pss
no,t.s. aud adircs.eitp CO.. y II tiNyOH.
"'''''' ID u a. don 4 |
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN

HOOP SklltIS'
The pUPLEX ELLIPTIC loR DOUBLE STILL
SPRING.
II J. q. WEST
NO. ny CHAMBERS ST.. NhW fORhi
ara "a. 9yers 5t ths Patent and EAcnssTs hsaaac.u's
o. th.s - 49,. ....,~.a
RTENTED "DUPLEX ELLiPIIC STEEL sfkiSd
SKIRT.
Thin ,nv-on consist. Of pupot icf t~c) tipic e'ss
Srine. ngrnousv br.idrd tightly sad firmly tosrthe eds'
- oiys maxim, the topsbe mos, elastic feIo ard dnfts
sptins ever used enabling the In coseguels Of M
great e..,ty and feSbcne.i 10 place aad fold the sAr
her in use - easily aud with tie convenience - ,s
or usin 1t entirely obva,es snd sirnce The only %
-.ou, to ilonp Sk. the Annoyance to Ito "esfeI H
We. IA, pubic especially 10 crowded ssseublss c'rsge'
,rcad church p-s or IN any ciowded r'ce yih t'
difficulty Of contracting snd occupy NJ small -pscs
h. ealifey he dtc.y While giving tue SAT- mo
u.ua ful and ymuerc, form sud :, The ghte sld os'
yi.h md rred appearance for tie street opere prone
nsia or hous. d,eo lady having enjoyed The pe,ilir
and great convenience of wearing the Dlpr Epc
SpriuE Skirt Tor s'nsr day. vii never ard Wiling
dsper,. with II. bf then They ns tie beet l4iy N
every pat; by r., the ghiesi, most dutshe, cotoIo sn
cropo:nicA Ssirt Ade Mar hants will be rppei aoo'e
and .te- 4. uo.t FRS. retail store. 10 tbs ci's and
about The different .S,atcs . .. d, ,,oc,,.
o. INQUIRE FpK THE "pUPLEN kLLUTlC
SPRING SKIRT
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