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Killed by lightning.

Last Saturday young man named
Mcconnell, OF Union tp., was killed
by Lightning near Canonsburg. III
had just returned from Findlay anC
was entering Il shed in which hi
wife and her mother were employed
when he was struck. The unfortu
nate man was married only the Thurs
day before.
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> SATISFIED Many housewives have
been using Soda for years have be-
come satisfied that De Land & CO. S
Chemical Salcratus is better for all
purposes than soda, and therefore
cannot be induced to use soda or any
other brand of Salcratus.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

-"As my strength was, then even so
is my stsength now," said joshua
So will every one say who is now
troubled with weak stomachs and
worn out digestive organs. If they
will now and forever use Herrick Al
lens Gold Medal Saleratus-fol
whereveri it has made an acquaintance
it "sticks closer than brothcr,"--il
will be your protector and shield, be
sides always giving you nice, light
and digestible Bread, Biscuits, Pud
dings, Cakes, &c Try it. Most OF
the Merchants sell it. Depot IL
Liberty Street, New York.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
The Draft

Is postponed until the 10TH Of this
month. There is no township in
Hancock county but what can fill it's
entire quota before that time, if the
money is raised and the effort is
made, Go at it, and clear tho coun-
ty. Findlay is about out, Delaware
and Blanchard, we understand, are
clear, and we believe Big Lick, Wash
ington and Allen are making the ef-
fort. Let the other townships make
the effort and clear themselves.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

MADvH ZADoC PoRTER's CURATIVE
BALsAM.--"This invaluable medicine
possesses the extraordinary power of
relieving Immediately Coughs, Colds,
Hoarsencss, difficulty Of breathing,
and huskiness. Such, at least, we
have found il"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
Union Tickets for the army.

We have ready for distribution,
State and County Tickets for the ar
my. Let Union men use every oppor-
tmity to send them TO the boys.
When you write TO your friends in
the army, enclose tickets to them. BE
in timo so that no votes may DO lost
for want of tickets.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
IsOunty Fund.

Subscribers to the Bounty Fund,
whs have not paid their subscriptions
will confer favor upon the commit
tee and benefit themselves by hand
ing it in Immediately to James Harsh,
Treasurer. Men are plenty and the
committee want the means to pay
them. Hurry up the funds, and get
the township out.
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j. y. 7-SO LOAN!

The Secretary OF the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Cou-
non Treasury Notes, payable three years
rom August 18th, 1864, with sen,i-annual in
geresv at the rato Of seven and thrse-tenths
y err cent. OF annum,-principal and Interest,"
both paid in lawful money.
These notes Will he convertible at the op-
I ion of the holder ut maturity, into six per
cent. gold bearing toads, p~yable not less
than Ave nor more than twenty years from
their date, IA tho Government may elect
They will be issu ed IN denominations OF $S0r
500, $500, 81, 900 and $4,000, and all subscrip-
tons must Ue for atty dollars or some multi
pie Of fifty dollars. H ..4'
The notes will 20 transmitted 10 the owns-
ers FREQ of transportation charges AS soon
after the receipt Of ths original Certificates
of Depos IL IN they ean be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August is
persons making deposits subsequent 10 that
date must pay the interest accrued from date
of note to date vi deposit. ~
Parties depositing twenty-five thoSsaHd
dollars and upwards fos these noses at any
one time will be allowed commission OF ono
quarter of one por cent, which will bo paid
by the treasury Department upon the re-
.ceipt of a bill for tho amonnt, certified 10 by
the ofiicer with whom the deposit was made.
No deductions Cor commissions must be made
from the deposits. .,i DID,. hand ... ..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
state Fair.

state Fair. f.| .
The Annual State Fair Of Ohio,
will be held in Columbus, on Tuesday,
ednesdhy, Thursday and Friday,
the 18th, Nth, 18th and 10th of this
month.
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Homo.

Homo.
The 100 days boys from thls conn
ty are now all at home. The boys
look well with but few EXCEPTIONS -
They have done good service and de-
serve well of their fellow citizens,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

Intending to indulge in che lexury
Iof sickness will find it to their inter
est to read the proceedings OF the
Physicians Of this county, in another
! Irnlnmn
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

bNB peculiar faint o.
injection whiah owv
call ScRoFrLA lurks
In uIs consttutisns u
hmltitdde, Of men. n
other produces OF h
produced by nn en-
fesblcd, vitiatoi stnss
Of tho blood, wl,erctp
that fluid becomes in
ic0iupotsn 20 sustain
tllo yfnil forces 10 tlieir
vigorous nctiou. apa
leaves hs system to
n,ll iDtn Sienr,lar and
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
state APPOINTMENT.

Col. VIM. Mungen las been APP
pointed to distribute poll books and
blank returns among the regiments
from tins State, in the Western De
partmcnt, and started for tllc' scene
Of his labor on Monday last. lie
performed the same labor last year.
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DO yOu Hear I!

Money is what we want now. With
paper ut three prices, and everything
we use equally well Wpr we must have
regular supplies Of the neediul.--
Send US money by matl OF call at Che
office.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

Send Union tickets to every sold
ier you write to. Call at the Jefterso-
nian Office and get a supply. ''".'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

Sec to it that every township is or
nduizcd. The time is short.
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Special Advantage Of
.ss this Los N.

In IS A NASIGsAL SAvISGs DAsk, offering D
higher rate of interest than Any other, ana
rng BgsE sEcuniTY. Any savings bank when
pays It's depositors. in u. 8. Notes. considers
hat II is paying In tho beet circulating me-
ium. OF the country, and " CANNOT pay in
anything better, for iia own assets are either
N government securities or In potes or bonds
payable In government piper.
1t equally convenient Ms n temporary or
permanen' Investment. The notes can AL
vrays be SOLD for within u fraction of their
ace and accumulated interest, and are the
hest security with banks as colaterais for
discounts.
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First National Bank of Findlay

and by .all National Banks which me Depost
aries of public money. and 10
AlL RESPECT A BILE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tho country will give NTH IN
formation, aud AFfuKD EysRy fAoiiirr 10
SUBsC RIBERs. u-.r.I .nrF-
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w. p. WILSON, Chm.

DIR. Pagin
Who has made professional visits
to this place for number of years,
will be at the American House Mon
day and Tuesday October Oath and
25th. His patients will remember the
dates. .gfnI s'il af fr.'us sg',s.,..... .
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

hrowing on tho waste substance from the sur
"A oe Of the body. IL lOOsens tho phi gm, in.
duces tree splitting aud VIII be f0und very n
greoable To the taste 1t Is not a violent rem.
edv, hut emollient, warming, scare hing and
elective can br llkcn by the oldest person,
or youngest chld.
Madam Hndoc Portcr's Curative BnIsnn,
is no new and untficd medicine. but has boen
used by the public tor the past years, with
unparalleled success, and has acquired It's
present extensive and largely increasing sale,
simply hy being recommended by those ho
have usc0 Ito their afflicted friends and 9th
efs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

Those wishing to pay their sub
scriptions in woodswill please bring
il in while the. roads are good.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

Iryou Have n Cola, II ever so slight. do
not fail To give lhc Balsam II trial. as tho very
low price al which ii Ii sold, brings II in the
reach OF Ovrry one, that thny nEtv always
keep il convenient for use. The timely use
Of a'25 cent butllewilloitenP prove To be worth
emo hundred times IFS cost.
Do not be put of with any other. Ask for
Madn,n ZnGOc Porter's Cough Baiss,u, In.
sist ON having il, and take no other; II your
Druggist doos moi have II, have ham ssnd and
get IL tor YOU.
I1'soid byniI Druggists nt .5 and5O
Cents per NoitIe. frs.t
HdLL g. RUCREL, Proprifiors,
2ls GTsnUich StT6a, New York.
Id & IL ER- Y. AnEsT. INnLAN.
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Convertible into Six per cent $40
Gold Bond. LII

In addition to tue very liberal interest on
the notes for three yiars, this privilege
conversion is now worth about three per
cent. per snnum, for the currant rate for o'9o
Bonds is not less that nine per ee"f. premium.
and before the war the premium on six per
cent. u. =. stocks Was over twenty Dor cent.
1t viii he seen tn At the actual proAt on this
loan, at the present market rate, - not less
than ten per cent. per annunf.
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8. u. m Y. AaEST, FNnLAY.
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Resolved, That the proceedings of
this convention be published in Han
cock Je6erSonian and Hancock COUr-
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-11-02
From Sheridan.
HIS ARMY RESTING-SUMMARY
OF CAPTURE AND LOSSES.

NEW YORK, October 26.-The Her
AIDS correspondent with Sheridan dating
the 18th, says: Our aen are enjoying a
respite after the late battle Our posi-
ton is nearly the same as it was before
the battle, with the exception of having
made Judgement on the left summit Of
the Massanptten mountain Il
Tue following is the official report Of
what We captured on the 18th Twelve
hundred prisoners of the rank and file,
81 com missioned officers. As pieces of ar
tillery. 40 caissons, three battery wagons,
.39S horses aud mules. with harness COM
pletes-65-smbuianee 58=army wagons,
Il, 900 rounds of artillery ammunition, /.
$50 small arms. several wagon loads, in
Guiding all the medical stores of the enc
my aud large quantity ofsnall arm am
lauhition, aud large number of battle
flags.
y letter from the Presid. Mt was read to
thesarmy, thinking General Sherida and
his brave army for The months operations
in the Valley, and especially for the splen
did work of the 18th on
Our losses on the 10Th, though not off
cially reported. will sum yearly as fol-
lows
Army Of West Y.a.TKIled. 50; Wound
ed, $780, prisoners, 400-totai $40 10Th
Corps--Kiled 400: wounded, 1900; pris-
aners dao-atotal j. TOO. i6ih lgorps xiii
cd, 300; wounded 1000; missing. 50-to
tai ,al35o. Cols Kitching' 'soodivision-
Killed, 20; wounded. $50 missiag, Sd
total 226, Grand total, 4,OS6w s,I s7sdR
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-11-02
Frauds in Counting Ballots.

In the town, Of Franklin, johnson
county, at the late election, one hundred
and ninety two votes were returned by
the election board as fhe Dem ocratic vote
Of that tospsshiR1., Since the election
three hundred voters have made affidavit
that they voted the Democratic ticket, un-
scratched. The election has been con-
tested, and successfully. In this town
ship seventeen more ballots were found in
the ballet-box than, there were names on
the poll book. THIS is one Of the ways
Morton obtained his majority in Indiana.
-Indiosap.is Sentinel.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-11-02
UeU cobsttise nlenis,
'Pls0CLAAAfIoS'

- OTICB is'hereby given to the Quail
= fed Electors of the County OF Mon
roe, State of Ohio, that "a general Election
will be held as required by Law Oh the
TUESDAY NEXT AFTER THE
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
in THIS YEAR, BEING TIE S1H'
DAY OF .Si!St.s !NSot.lhMBnR, 81;
Al the several places of holding general
Elections in said County sofyMonroe, sand
you will then and there proceed to vote
by Ballot for Electors OF President aud
Vice President. of the United States OF
America for the State OF Ohio as foiiows.
8 One Eector for the lst Congressional
District
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-11-02
basa HE NEWS. /"

-
General Grants army Is moving, and
importa!it- news may be expected at any
.luon .,nt.mSS EoE ssbos @E3GT3o
- line telegraph reports that the .c9aiet
ence al Quebec has selected ottawa ior
phe capital OF the tinted Provinces, Tor
cato as the capital OF Upper Canada, and
Quebec Tor Dbwef rGahada.
lne Wesrehsstet fraeJ iJe8efsoniun
reeovtrs4 yesterday $500 anl 'eA pehoss-iii
the tlnllsd St,tes 9.but ut Phnadeiphia,
FOR. lflesai seizifre 81 tirat Jsstablish men t
,py the Unised States Narshal "sa's y
Gold closed IA New or TX at 2fT; 's'S,'
5e4 Adhiial porters Is TO SAL iin aediately
for the rendezvous oi HIS feet at Beaufort,
IN. tro.i aesano e f 'iaEhi7 oSae'S.s' y
+. There isganather great excitement res
porteasih Paducan: . Forrest Is near that
tow d, and the ,pedple are fleeing across
the river into 4ftinois.
y srhe statetheat that Captain Semfies
was fitting out another cruiser is pronoud-
cel rot true. aalj99i9 30 / .b2fis9e2 -
o. Tie Mate Coburn prize Fl ght tstill hangs
fiae p0burn has sdenanced the stakes
|,and was refused. lie again cnaifen yes
Mace 10 Il III either In Ireland OF, Can-
Es.ds. al IilIotsfc III h8stai&o aof1oIa steF'
IssyA battle on the 9th. and Both ultimo
took place. iii al gisrs oetTeen ,theF re nc h
troops aud THE, Ara bs, resufnng III 500
or the1atteri being Killed ,ahd v oihded,
sssnd Jaer FOO French.. 40 N'' 7"' ~ "a
li#silt is telegraphed from st. Louis, that
.tPrlcs is being Hr'ffvsni rapidly out Of the
ESTATE, and 1t kist accounts he Was 80 miles
;soulnl Of Foft Scott. II IS sciainieT that
mis- army has been badly whipped, aud
that lie has lost heavily IN p.isonsis and
lartllIery. q 2It9en. Steele has been l4rgely J
reinforced, alta will dispute his entrance
lnnto Arkansans .isaA'0 9ii' = ,eis'l'''s
Hood main army, represented to be
20,oU0 strong is at Warrentown, ,+
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Another Esrai,ii Ce ming

We see it stated that, the Proves Mar-
shall General has sont ,worl TO his army
st deputies, Throughout the couHry 10
hurry up, tine pending draft, in order to
get reads. for the next one, whachi viii be
'ordsred some ii me in 4Decenfber. Eve
- man who is in favor OF motes drafts
should vote ior Lincoln. Butall who are
in favor Of Peace aud restoration OF the
Union should vote for George b. MIC
Cieilan.77Jetsrsontts .,,;faqI yt.irrfa5 .itt
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..sti js Iairt aff 10 Iad3iEsz ! 3Dd
WE VOTE FOR ETERNA AL
aSord bes! ym WIaap sat ate1a dani u
w a II. ,r-s -;
Observe .the stateme MT of j JEFFEk

Observe sthe stateme MT ofsiJ iJEFFEk-
son DAVIS in his speech at Go.um.
'bla, s: CT 'A''i - t-l'
p I%YheiEiee President Of the iConfederate
States was refused passport 10 theiA orth,
" hep3 his ieuJectl, Nase ineguslation---ttia that
means w winch all wars must be termlna-
ted aThe7doorswas rudeiy shut In, eur
faces y2s6 rsTaa
We. ha se eltsn insisted that the mission
fiAiex ii. Stephens was negotiation ana
peuce. 1t has been as Often denied
Here 1T 1T last Is the proof.t Even PrssI-
Ldrnt Lincoln will not now dare dispute
u, TO SAY nothing of his organs. .Is.
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Q ia Sheriff S Sale.
Daniel Littie,i et al. ] = . 90
U.s. Sale in Partition

U.s. Sale in Partition
Ruth Little, ct al. p
DY virtue of an order of sale duly issued
ID in the above case from the Gourt of Com,
mon Pleas of Washington County. Ohio, anu
TO me directed, will offer fer sale at the door
OF the Court House, in Marietta, in said
Washington County, on
Monday, D<esn.berl5th, A.. d. 1864
at O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real estate, situateiin the ouuty o.
Monroe anu State of Ohm, 10 VII: The SOUL l.
east quarter of sectivn No. IL, OF township =
No. 2, of range No 5, appraised at S3U40,0o,
And also the south half of the north ives,
quarter of section No (lD of said township
Ne. two (2) appraised at $llo0,
TERMS OF SALE--One third in hand, one
third in one year, and one third in two years
with interest, from day of sale.- payments t.
be secured by mortgage on premises sold.
q A. WlNSok, Sneriff,
Washington County, Ohio.
Nov. 2, 1854 -tw.
Arals Nj. ID. Follett, Plff's Atty.