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

artillery, nine army flags and most oi
cir wounded.
"The rebel Generals Rhodes and
Gordon were killed, and three other
General officers wounded. Most OF
the enemy's wounded and ell theiI
killed fell into our hands.
"Our losses are severe, among then
General d. A. Russell. commanding .
division in the 9th Corps, who was
killed by cannon hall. Generals
Upton, Mcintosh and Chapman were
wounded.
81 can not tell our losses. The
conduct Of the officers and men was
most superb. ..s..
"They charged and carried every
position taken up by the rebels from
Opequan Creek to Winchester. The
rebels were strong in numbers, and
very obstinate in their fighting.
81 desire to mention to the Lieuten.
ant General Commanding, the gallant
conduct of Generals Wright, Crook
Emory, Torbett, and the officers and
hhNii bDtil
ITO them the country Is indebted
for this handsome victory. A more
detailed report will he forwarded
II [Signed, p H. SHERIDAN,
"Major G General Comd' Q. .
WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON
Sept. 20, 9 z. NJ.
Major General Dix:
The following is the latest intelli
gence received from General Sheri
dan:
'HARPER's FERRY, Va, Sept. 20.
"Hon +. NJ Stanton
"The body of Gen Russell has ar
rived. AS soon rs it is embalmed i
will he forwarded to New York.
"Gen. Mcintosh, with his leg am
putated, has just come in and is II
good spirits.
Several officers from the from
report the number of prisoners in ex
cess of 5000 The number of battl,
flags captured was 15 instead OF
All concur that it was complete rout
Our cavalry started in pursuit at day
light this morning Sheridan, whel
last heard from was at Reamstown
l sent forward this morning ample
med cll supplies; full Subsistence TO
the entire army goes forward. Ifyol
do not hear from me often, it Is he
cause we were from the scene ofactiol
and because l only send you such in
formation rs deem reliable.
| [Signed] j ID. STEVENSON,
Brig. Cen
The president has APPOINTED Gen
Sheridan a Brigadier in the regula
army, and assigned him to the prom
inent command OF the middle militar,
division. ....
/ Gen. Grant has ordered tue army
under his command to fire a salute o
100 guns at 7 O'Clock TO o.morroy
morning, in honor of Sheridan's grea
victory.
! a dispatch Just received from G,n
Sherman, ut Atlanta, says Every
thing continues well with us"
The reports of to-day show that
the draft is proceeding quietly in al
the States. In most of the district
vigorous efforts are continued to I'll
the quota by volunteers before th
drafted men are mustered.
[Signed, EDwlS NJ. STANTON.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-23

A, man when argument fails him,
generally gets mad and calls his op.
ponent a liar As q specimen see
Courier--''yoa lie. you lie," making
up most Of It's comments. 90
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country as we'll as free ballot be Sc.

cur d..
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,l
Washington, Oct, 20, 1861.
GENERAL There is an apprehen-
sion among Union citizens in many
parts of Maryland, Of an attempt at
interference with their rights of suf-
frage, by disunion citizens, on The oc-
cusion of the election to take place
on the 9th of November next.
In order to prevent this the Major
General commanding directs that you
send detachments of sufficient num-
Der OF men to the different points in
your vicinity where the elections are
to be held, to protect the Union vo.
ters, and to see that no disunionists
are allowed to intimidate them, or in
any way to interfere with their rights.
lie also desires you to arrest and
hold in confinement, till after the
election, all disunionists who are
known to have returned from Virgin.
la recently. and who show themselves
at the polls, and to guard eflectually
against ary invasion of the peace and
order of the election. For the pur-
pose of carrying out these instruc
tions. YOU are authorized to suspend
the habeas corpus. General Stone
has received similar instructions ia
these You will please confer with
him as to the particular points that
each shall take control of.
am, very respectfully,
Your obelient servant,
r. B. MARCY, Chief of Staff.
Mai. Gen. y. Z. Banks, Commanding
Division ........
4 Mnl1y pronch Md
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State Union Ticket.

FOR suPREME JuDoEs-Long Term
LUTHER DAY, of Portage.
a- POUR YEARS TERM,
WILLIAM WHITE, Of Clarke.
USExPIRED TERM,
HORACE WILDER, Of Ashtabula
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
. W. H. SMITH, Of Hamilton.
q. EoR ATTORNEY GENERAL, =.
W. p. RICHARDSON, of Monroe.
FOR CONTROLLER, ss
MOSES R. eBRAILEY, Of Fulton.
soARp or puB. woRKs-Full Term,
PHILIP HERRING, OF Auglaize
sus4 SHORT TERM,
JAMES MOORE, Of Coshocton.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AT LARGE,
JOHN p. BLIHN, Of Brown.
JOHN A. BINGHAM, Of Harrison
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Fr How is it that Mcclellan or

~ How IS 70 tNAt MtCIeIInn OF
de- cl TIE Legislature of Maryland to
b, seizcl, and Pendleton endeavored
to stop all seizures of traitors by the
introduction of his 0heas corpus res
olution. Which is which?
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Notice

V,hom IS Laird who's residence is is un'
l known will take notice that Abel Rdws"n
of the County oi Seneca in the state Of Ohio
did IN the 29ih day of April 1851 ME his pc =
linn In the Court ot Common ileaS wlth!n
and ior the county Of Hancock IN said state
OF Ohio against the 81 Thomas Laird James
siser and j 4, II. Turnp ,ugh defendants settlng
firth that the said Thomas Laird gave mort:
gage to the said Abel Raws'.n on inlot num-
ber ntty eight t5sl in Rawson's ABOLITION 10
the town iuf Plsasaniyine in said Hancock
c0uttt Ohio, to secure the, payment of sl75
W III interest according o the termsof Ger,
am no es referred 10 in said mortgage. and
.tuat since Ilie giving OF said mortgage The
other defendants claim some Interest N said
nremises under the said Thomas Lhird A.
praying that said Thomas Laird may pay The
sum oi SIS .poS elaine To be due with inter
est t-fr,'ni'U' tobers Isl rsif or lhat the SAT-
pr, m SOS may be suli t. pay the same an,
thai tue said thom,ts Laird Is netihed thai
he IL required To M pear and answe tsals
ps titL,n on or before tue third saturday ait
ABEL r AwSON.
aGkth - hJf "a. Brown l. Dunn Atty,s
Sept. leth 1854, sw.
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MCCLELLAN having at one time in
that life which constitutes his public
record, been connected with railroads,
doubtless came to regard it as dan
gerous to "stand on the platform, y
from those signs which are usually
found on the doors Of passenger cars.
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/ 'Come'to themass %eeting ON
the 30th.
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nuy- When Gen. Mcclellan wa

Huyr- When Gen. Mcclellan was
Superintendent Of the Ohio & Missis,
sipbi Railroad, he issue an order to
the following effect: That il pas
senger got into the ears without 8
ticket, or TO pay his fare altogether
the conductor should stop the train,
hack up to the station at which the
person was received, and there pu,
him Off" This order was published
in the papers at the time, and created
no little amusement among railroad
mon, Mcclellan finally saw the poin
and revoked it. T 1of
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-23
ELECTORS,

kkb~AOhbs
JOHN N. CONNELL,'l ..,...
JOHN P BIEHy, ''rs'
JOHN X. GREEN, lf
STANLEY MATTHEWS,
LEWIS B. GUNCKLE, ammo
tTEPHEN JOHNST0N, ,.
WILLIAM L. WALKER,
MILLS GARDNER,
HENRY w SMITH.
0ZIaS BOWEN,
JACOB sOROGGS,
WILLIAM SHEFFIELD,
[, GEORGE A. WALLER,
HENRY r. PAGE.
JAMES r. STANBERY,
JvHN H. McCOMBj,
FREDERICK ". WOOD.
L0RENZ0 D lNF0RD,
IOHE McC00K,
! SETH MARSHALL.
ABNER KELLOGG.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-23

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press in the army of tho Potomac
SAYS the news of MoCLELLAN's nomi-
nation created no enthusiasm among
the soldiers, and only a few officers
OF some OF the New York regiments
Ieyinced any satisfaction, The rebels,
on the other hand, who were very
anxious to know what the Chicago
Convention was doing, when they
learned the results ofits deliberations,
lsprang suddenly upon their works,
almost along their entire line OF twelve
miles, and gave three cheers for Nc
lCLELLAN Our men were perfectly
thunder struck, but in moment OF
1.-TWO also sprang upon their works ant
gave three cheers for LINCOLN. while
the cheering was goiug on, no trihl
of any kindwas done; each side wa'
Iltoosmnc nclrengageds sebeering their fa
lvolite. This affair has made thoas
ands OF votes for Mr. LINCOLN.
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Remember..the big meeting on
the 30th.
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COME WITH MUSIC g. BANNERS

Come in wagons ! on horsel ack in
carriages +! on foot in pr"ce"sions
IN HOSTS! COME! COME!
Come, and save our country from
the curse of traitors and the crime
Of treason.
"The Union must and shall be pre-.
prurd r.
IcE- Extra trains on railroads will
carry passengers at half fare on that
day.
BY order Central Committee.
Z. BROWN, Chm.
J. NJ. HAMLiN, Sec'y.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14

TRAIN YOUR DAuGHrERs.~-Moth-
ers train your daughters to understand
the duties of the household, and to
know the theory of domestic pursuits,
if you would have them become good
wives ard useful members of society.
Instruct them how to make light and
wholesome bread, and tell them what
most Of you know to be true that the
Chemical Saleratus is tho article to
use in its production. l: is made at
Fairport N. Y, by D. B. Deland &
Co., and sold by respectable dealers.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14

SOLDIERS SPECIAL Nortck. DO
your duty to yourselves, protect your
health, use Holloways Pills and Out
ment. For wounds, sores, bowel com,
plants, and fsvers, they arc perfect
safeguard. Full directions how to use
them with every bcx. fthe reader of
this ':not-ce" cannot get box Of
Pills or Ointment from the drug store
in his place, let him write to me, 80
Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount,
and will mail box free of expense,
many dealers will not keep my medi-
cines on hand because they cannot
make as much profit as or other per-
sons make. 35, cents IS cents, and
81, 40 per box or pot.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14
SOLDIERS ORPHANS ASYLUM,

A meeting to aid and encourage tbs
purchase and endowment Of a soldiers
orphans asylum was addressed in
this place by Rev. P. P. Ingalls, on
Thursday evening. The Importance
Of tho enterprise all will concele. The
only practics' question involved then,
is, how cab the uost he done for the
unfortunate little ones Of the deceased
soldier. with the greatest certainty that
it will lie exre, deo in such a manner
as to prom ote their present and future
welfare. With ample guarantees for
the honest appropriation Of the means
gu bseribed, to the ends to be attained,
no scheme yet devised will tend as
strongly to the relief Of this uuforsu-
nate class as this
There IS hut one other duty in con-
nection with the war that has as high
claims upon the people as this, and
that ie to turn the widow maker and
orphan creator on: Of Office While we
should see to it that the orphans a.
ready made in the prosecution Of the
war are provided for, We do not deem
it criminal TO SO shape the policy Of
the government as to stop the increase
ofth;s class. It IS a virtue to take care
Of, and provide for these unfortunate
children; bat not to adopt q policy in
government that will create million
more Of them in the land. We hope
to see the people do their duty; provide
for those now in the country, and stop
the ravages Of war, that their numbers
may not be multiplied.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14
AGENCY OF the "
Dutch East India Coffee Co.
DEPOT:
1913 Reade Street, N. Y.

The above Company arc known all over
the world rs the owners Of the Coffee Plan
snohs ottawa and Batavia in tho Dutch
East Indies, and are the largest monopoli.
GERS OF Coffee on the Globe.
The undersigaed(who is appointed their
sole Agent in the Uaited States and in TIM
British Colonies) will have for sale three dif.
terent kinds Of Coffee, which, for regularity
OF grade aud cheapuess Of prize, will dsfy
competition
Our "Batavia Cotee' never before intro
duced into this, but extensively used in the
Armies and Nnyies of Europe, and richly
valued, will be put up as prices to reach ali
consumers, and our Eatra Jara will be the
Nagaum Bsnnm Coffee of the age.
We VIII have, fer accommodation of Gro.
cer,, Families, and Government Contractors.
samples (dry, and drnwn) for testing.
Orders solicited. On receipt of cash, cot.
tee promptly forwarded a, directed.
A. LpPIAN.
i6s Reade Street, New Yort,
Solo Agent, D. E. I. G. Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14
Joint DlSCUxSlOI.

On Tuesday next, Oct. Is. at one
o'clock P. NJ. Hons. B. B. Richards and
". B. Allison hold joint discussion
in this place upon the issues Of the day.
We urge upon the people the i'm
portance of turning out at this time
en- masse. Our political friends need
not fear that in conflict Of argument
our candidate is unequal to the task Of
eontending with his rival. But then
they should cheer his heart and
strengthen his bearing by rallying
around him in this contest not only,
but at the polls.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-14
Notice OF sHERIFTs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State Of Eowd Hazard Couuiv s. S!

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ Of q special execution issued out ef tho
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Howard County Iowa, to me dire ctsd som.
handing mo that OF the premises her after
described cause to be mad, tho suin Of
fifteen & 1900 dollar, damages and interest;
co t and accruing cost, to satisfy Judgment
which F. J. Mead obtained against Iiarvy S.
Ayers On the 27th day of September a. D.
1864. I shall offer for sale al pu bic auct;o1
to the highest bild r for cash at the trout
door Of tho Court House IN said county On
the s!st day Of October, A. D. 1864, at shs
hour of O'Clock p. II. the following desert
bed premises to wit: All the right. title ard
i.terest which said Harvey S. Ayers had IN
the 27th dag ofSeIt. 1854, or any tins
thereafter, o., to and 10 the Yves. half -2Iof
the S nth west quarter a. Of section No.
eighteen ils) in Township No. ninety eight
1881 north range No eleven Il ~ west Of ths
9Th ?. nj.
When and whore dus attendance will 10
given by tho undersigned.
PIT SEARLES, Sherifef
n4sTs) Howard County.