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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02
For COMMISSIONER,
co " Il A ID LINE,

Mr.. Line is the present incumbent.
He has made good Commissioner
and deserves reelection.
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Vallardigham Advises Retaliation

WINDSOR, CIV, March 7, 1864.
Messrs. Hubbard IL Bros, Dayton, Ohio +:
GENTLEMEN:-I read, several days ago,
The telegrarhic announcement Of the rid.
ding of the Empire Office by %Iurloughed
soldiers. L offer you no sympathy, for
that will avail nothing now or hereafter.
l do express to you my profound regret
thai you were not prepared to %inflic,, on
the spot and in the midst Of the assault,
the complete punishment which the as.
sailants deserved, but am gratified to
learn that some of them. did soon after
receive their deserts. But these COW.
ardly acts cannot be always guarded
against, and they do not primarily come
from the soldiers. There is, therefore,
but one remedy for past and preventive
of future injuries. and that IS instant,
summary and ample reprisais upon the
persons and property Of the men at home,
who, by language and conduct, are al
ways melting 10 these outrages.
No legal or military punishment is
ever Inflicted upon the immediate instru-
ments. Retaliation, therefore, is the only
and the rightful remedy in times like
these. | speak advisedly, and recon-
mend it in all cases hereafter. 1t is Of
no avail 10 announce the falsehood that
both parties %denounce it, after the de-
struction has been contaminated. The
time has got by for obedience without
protection. | speak decided language,
but the continual recurrence Of these
outrages, frequently attended with muir.
der, and always without redress, demands
it. They must be stopped, let the con.
sequences be what they may. Reprisa's
in such cases are now the only way left
Tor a return to law and order.
Yours truly,
@. L. VALLANDIGHAM,
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To Dairymen.

As number of persons in this and ad-
joining Counties, have written to me,
making inquiries 10 reference to the prices
being paid for milk at the Cheese Facto.
ries about here, | will say, through the
press, that the lowest price tina, has been
paid, is 10 cents per gallon and l am In.
formed that sales have been made as high
as II TO IL cents. l have also been in
formed that a large quantity has been
contracted for, sbou; Parkman in this
County, at 81 cents, delivered at factory.
AT this price, l should think there could
not be much bought, unless the dairy men
have cows which give a poorer quality Of
milk than the cows in this pant of the
County, 10 cents per gallon having been
offered here for the past two months.
l.. J. RANDALL.
Chardon, Ohio, March 80, 1864.
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DIED.

In Munson, Feb. goth, Of Inflammation Of tho
Bowels, DAVID SUATTUCK, aged "a years
son OF George Shattuck.
The deceased was well known to us in hi
hoyhJod; and now, when years have elapsed
finding us men, each performing his part in IN,
great drama Of life, the youth is reflected il
The man; honest in thought. honorable in hi,
ma nhood; persevering, then, he became q man
OF energy OF character; esteemed while living
and, as a good citizen, lamented now dead
He leaves n wife and three children to mourn
their irreparable loss.
In Eiida, Winnabago County, ILL.,, Dec. 2Sth
1863, Mrs. OLIVE FERRlSS, relict OF Gilbor
J FERRIS, formerly OF Burton, Geauga County
Ohio.
Mrs, Fcrriss was born in New Milford, Con.
n%ecticut, February OH, l779 and was married il
1873, In 300 she removed with her husband
to Otsego County, N. Y, where they remained
until Sept, 1904, when they turned their faces
westward, aud came 10 the then almost uubro-
ken wilderness Q. Northern Ohio. They first
settled in roland, lrumbull Co. In December,
1907, they removed to Burton. Geauga County,
where they resided many years. In Jan, 1885,
G. j. FERRIS departed this lie, aud in 1913, his
widow removed To the. home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Esther .. +. Briggs, IN ILL.,, where she re-
sided until her death. she was lor many years
u worthy aud exemplary member OF the NJ. h.
Church, and died. as she had lived, in the hope
us a blessed lmmor tallty. She lived to bury her
husband and hive children, and, though Tor many
years blind, aud Il constant sufferer from dis.
ease, still she bore all her manifold ariiclions
unmurmuringly, ard with Christian tortitude
add resignation waiting pa iently Tor the sum
mons which should bid her 60 home, blessed
are the dead who die in the Lord"
Weep not that her loved remains
Are Ind from thine eyes forever;
That the angel Death, with his chilling breath,
The silver cord hath severed.
For hers was a long and a weary way,
In this world OF care and sorrow;
But sweetly she rests in her long, last sleep,
Nor-dreams OF the coming morrow.
Weep notthat the arm ofLove
From Death could no longer SHE Id her;
For the happy spirit IN worlds above,
New tests with her blest Redeemer,
Where aillicticn's blight, and DEATHS dark
The loyed no more can sever; lnight,
Shall gladden. The soul forever" Con-.
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DEATH OF PROF. IiITcHcocK OF AM.
HERS CoLLEGE.-One of the oldest and
most venerable men Of science in this
country has just passed away. EDWARD
HITcHcocK, ID. D., l.. L. D., for so many
years a Prof. in Amherst College, and at
one time its President, died at Amherst
on Feb. eth. Next 10 Prof. Silliman,
whose pupil he was at an early day. he
was among the first TO introduce here the
study of the Natural Sciences, and to
make it a part of the Collegiate course of
Education. Like his instructor also, his
scientific knowledge was always connect
ed with the simplest faith and hum5lest
piety. Geology never made him wiser
than the Bible. All his attainments we're
laid at the feet OF his Divine Master. He
has died in a good old age. leaving thou
sands who have learned wisdom from his
lips, in former days. 10 mourn his loss.
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New shire Election.

The final result is better oven than par
tial returns indicated. Gilmoro's majority
for Governor over Harrington is $40,
Last yoar Eastman over fillmore, 3,79S
Gilmore and Huntington together over East
man, 574. Republican and Union majorit y
on Congressman in 1868. was 564.
The Now Hampshire Senate. now stands
0 Union to 8 Democrats; and the House
205 Uaion to loS Democrats, with three OF
four members to hear from.
Daniel Marcy, Democrat, was chosen to
Congress last year from tho Portsmouth
District by 80 majority. That District now
gives 2 SOB majority against his party on an
increased aggregate vote.-Cieve. Herald.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

'oito VI LtCat INtdlts
TN pursuance OF an order granted by The Pro.
L bate Court OF Geanga County, Ohio, / will OIL
ter tor sale al pubic auction,
On Saturday, .dpril End. 1864.
at o'clock p. NJ, on the premies in Humble n,
the following described premises as the property
OF John +, Treat, deceased, TO wit: situate in
the township OF Hambden, in the County Of Ge-
augn, and State of Ohio, and is known as part
OF Lot No. 20 in the Bond Tract, in said town
ship OF Hambden, and bounded and described as
follows; Beginning at the northeast corner of
land oil A. Beane in said Lot thence running
west along The north line of said Beane's land
loo rods TO the west line of said LOT; thence north
along said west line 100 rods; thence east 100
rods to the east line of said lot; thence south
along said line 100 rods to the place OF begin
ming, containing 100 acres OF land.
Appraised at 50 200.
Terms o: Sale-One.t third in hand; one.thiTd
in one year, and The balance in two years from
the day OF sale, with annual interest, and Sc
cured by mortgage upon the piemises.
JOHN NICHOLS, Admir-
of John +. Treat, deed.
Chardon, March Pad, 1864. 73Sw4
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Ry-A son Of MIR. Elias Strong, Of
Thompson, belonging 10 the Army of The
Cumberland, died recently of measles.
His remains were brought to Thompson,
where they were inferred on Thursday
OF last week.
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N VIM, X. Tolles, of Burton, Geauga Co, o.,
by the undersigned has been designated and
constituted her agent, for her and in her name
TO transact all business which may require at
%tcntion Of her own, ani concerning tile estate
of ltichard Beach, deceased.
Prompt payment at settlement from all in
is required, which can be arranged by
calling upon the agent. All interested will
govern the selves accordingly.
LUCINDA BEACH.
Burton, March l4th. +74Ow3
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Legal Notice,


VOHN PATCHIN will take notice that oa
- the Goth day of February. A. d. 1854,
Cynthia NJ. Patchin flied in the office OF the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the County of Geauga and State Of
Ohio, her certain petition, tho object and
prayer of which is that she may be divorced
from bin, the SAID John Patchin, and have
reasonable alimony decreed her out of his
real and personal property ; and for cause
she alleges in her said petition. habitual
drunkenness on the part OF said John Pat
chin, for more than four years last past
Also said petition alleges that he is tho
owner in foe of the following real estate, to
wit Two acres Of land situate in Middle
field Township, Geauga County, aforesaid,
being part of Lot No. Is in said Township,
and lying in tho southeast corner of laud
owned by James White, bounded on tho
south BY the cast and west road on the
east, by Francis Towns land on tho north
and west, by said Whites land. Also that
he is tho owner of and in possession of
one COW, one three.year-ol old heller, one pig,
one colt three years old the coming spring,
and divers and sundry household goods
now in possession of petitioner. An %iniunc.
ton was duly allowed and granted on the
application of the petitioner, Feb. Gath, 1864,
by Hon. M, @. Garfield, Probate Judge
within and for said County, restraining and
enjoinipg him. tle said John Patchin, from
conveying,or encumbraucing,o or in any man
ner interfering with said real or personal
property. Said petition will DO for hearing
and decree at the April term of said Court
A. ID. 1864.
T%HRAsHER, DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Feb. 26th, 1864. 737w6
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strengthening Festival.

All persons interested are informed that
a meeting will be bel6 at the Carlton House
In Burton, on Saturday. the Goth inst, to Or
ganize a Sheep-Shearors' Association, and
make arrangements for a Sheop-S hearing Fes-
tival, to DO hold in this County, at a time aud
place hereafter to be designated.
By order of tho Committee.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
Esv-Tbere Is a dcarth of local news
this week.

EgrWe would remind our readers
that the time for the payment Of boun.
ties has not been extended beyond the
first OF April. Now is the time to fill the
quotas.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEXES.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN, HAVING
n BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH in a
lew days, after undergoing all the usual routine,
and irregular, expensive modes of treatment,
without success. considers it his sacred duty to
communicate to his afflicted fcllow.creutures the
means OF cure. Hence, on the receipt of an adj.
dressed envelope, he will send free a copy OF tho
pr prescription used. Direct to DR.. JOuN nj DAs.
NALL, 1876 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

TONSUMPTIVE Sufferers will receive u
~ Valuable Prescription for the Cure OF Con.
Sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Throat
and Lung affections, llroa Of clarge,) by send
ing their address to
Rev. T.. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County,
133 New York.
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NOTICE.-The Commissioners of Geauga
IN County will meet at the Auditors Office
in Chardon in said County, on Tuesday, the 5lh
day OF April next to receive proposals Tor Paint.
ing the outside OF the Court House For any in
ormation in reference to the work, &C.. apply
TO The Auditor of the County.
BY order of the Commissioners.
-. &C. FIELD, Auditor.
Chardon, March lIth, 1854. 1891
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ESrWe are indebted to Lieut.. Hansard,
OF the 4lst Q. V. l., for a Sesesh spelling
book. 1t is a literary as well as moral
curiosity.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops

NEVER fail to destroy and exterminate ALL
Nlnds Of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly rcli.
aDie IN all cases, and tar snperiorto an yano all
other Fancy Worm ConlecIions and nauseous
Vormituges now in use. They may be taken
al all lines with perfect safety, as they contain
NO MERCURY or other deloterious Drugs
Mothers shouldalways purchase the M and give
their children no other.
MOI ca hlrtic whatever is necessary to he given.
Each Box contains "a Drops or bozenges. d.
Price 25Cents. For Sale by all Druggists e.
Dealersin Medicines. 69iyl
c r. WALKER, Gen'lAgent.
Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie, C. w.
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DON'T BE DECEIVED!
FARM for SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm situ.
ated iu Hambden, about ? miles nor,h. east
OF Chardon Village. Said farm consists of 247
acres OF good land-all but 80 acres improved
orchard Of over 800 trees, and 4 living sprinqs OF
water. Location pleasant, Terms reason.
able, A. W0ODIN
March 4th, 1864. 73s,f
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r PIE only certain and safe Remedy Tor all
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These Pills contain no dclctcrious Ingredients,
but are safe and certain la their action. They
will be found to exert tho happicsl effect in all
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OF this certainty that they should not bo taken
by Pregnant Females, during the Erst3 months,
as miscarriage is certain to he brought on but al
other periods their use'is perfectly safe.
N. B.-sl,00 enclosed tonny authorized a gent,
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NrOTICE.-The undersigned has been duly
~ appointed and qualified as Admin strator Of
Albert q Ethridge, deceased. late OF Auburn
Township, Geauga County, Ohio.
CHARLES STAFFORD.
Auburn March llth, 1864. 739w3s
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PENSION AND BOUNTY,

UWUIUW NWD JUN I.
THEundersigned hasopenedunotfice inChar-
L don, Geauga County, Ohio, TO prosecute The
Pension and Bounty Business, and will also pros-
ecute all business against the Government. His
long experience and service in the war, in the
capacity of captain in the 7rh Ohio Vols. and
his familiarity with the manner OF doing usi-
ness in the various departments ofthe Govern.
ment. and the manner Of obtaining ovidencesin
allcases, give HIM advantages oyerallotherper-
sons ongagedin the business.
3orIle charges only the legal fec, S5, in
Pension cases with a charge of 81 for oachaHi.
davit when additional evidenceis required.
Soldiers. give him a call at his office. In wri-
ting, give a full history of the case, enclosing a
stamp, and you will get a fullanswer by return
mail. GEO l.. W OOD,
Attorney at Law.
Chordon ,July3d, 1868. foStf
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Dar Struck By Liyhtning.-Dur.ng the
heavy storm, on Monday evening of last
week, the Barn Of Mr.. Andrew Tcrwilli.
ger, in Bloomsbury, was struck by Light
ming. A Miss SMITH, siSter-n-law of Mr..
Terwilliger, had taken temporary shelter
under the covering and was considerably,
but not seriously injured by the shock
part Of the barn roof was torn off, but
most fortunately the Barn escaped with.
out further loss or harm.
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POSTSCRIPT
News by Yesterdey's NIall.
THE WAR.

The work Of carnage goes on without
result, aud yet the fever thirst for blood "a
unallayed, Richmond was moved agsiuso
by four armies but 50 far in vain. Avoril
up the Kan awha, moving to out the reil-
road into Tennessee, has returned without
success Sigel up the Rappahaunock was
driven back with defeat Butler approach-
ing from the South side of James river,
has been compelled to abandon the expeli-
ton and so far General Grant has al-
complished little or nothing. Gen Lee is
yet north of the Chickahouipy, making
successful resistance in It's temporary works
at that point. Grant seems now 10 be pos
far from the same unlavorabIe positon
which Mcclellan occupied ,and from which
he returned when he abandoned his csms
paign against Richmond. These seem 10
be as near the facts in the case as we can
gct.
There is not much from Gen. Sherman
lately. He is said TO be within twcnty
miles of Atlanta, the vital point of miiitary
operations in that quarter. Much pre-
cious life has been lost on both sides Ia
operations without any important results
1t is Of little use to repeat the daily dis
patches, for they have SO uniformly proven
deceptive that little reliance can be placed
on them.
We have some more details Of Friday
fighting at Cold Harbor. Our loss waa
severe, but the result was indecisiye. The
rebels made the attack.
Sheridan is reported to have taken Bot
toms Bridge.
The New York Ifibnne's corresponding
shates that owing to the formid able char
acter Of the enemy's position it was hard y
expedicnt to continue the assault, lie
speaks of tho Coniedera.eS capturing Ia
the assault six pieces of artillery.
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The So. Carles, Washington. D. c.
This House is kept by MeSsrs Bell & AL.
labaoh, and is most desirable place Of
entertainment. Col P. II. ALLABAcH,
one Of the proprietors is late citizen of
Luzerne, and will always be glad to en-
tertain his northern friends AMI acquant
ance. See card of the "St. Charles" in
our columns.
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CAWLLoW two or three hogsheads Of "Bachu
~ Tonic Bitters," "Sarsapariila," "Nervous Anti.
dctes" &c, &c, &C. and after you satisfied with
the result, then try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCH
ANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLs-and be restor ed
to health and vgor in less tha thirty days They
purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and salu
tary in their effects the broken. down and shattered
onsti tuition. Old and young can take them with ad
vantage. Imported and sold in the United states only
by JAS. ;. Bu ll.ER,
Station u, Bible House, New York,
General Agent
?, S.-A box sent TO any address icceip Of price
which is One Dollar-post free.
March ~, leu4,--Jnl.
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Uniformity ofPrces A New Feature in Bussines
Every one his own Salesman JONES & co. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store No. 204 Markestee
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to haying the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock ofCothng in Phiade phia made
pressly for retail sales, have constituted every one
his own sacman, by having marked in figures eaoh
article the very lowest price 1t be sold for they
canAut possibly vary all must buy alike.
The goods arc well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making so that all can buy with
the full assurance of getting good article the very
lowest price. Also large stock piece goods on han
of the latest style and hest qualities which will be made
to order, IN the most fashionable and best manner, 2d
per cent below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
NJ 2Oi. JONES * co.
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peg- All the bodies drowned in the
Muncy Dam two weeks ago have been re.
covered. Daniel Hafer, Andrew Hafer,
and Reuben Wykoff, were found on Mon.
day of last week-the frs. two named
at Mengia's Ferry, below the Dam, and
the last near Lewis burg, Hervey Hafer
was found on Thursday afternoon last,
near Oysters, below the dam. The re-
mains of Daniel Hafer, Andrew Hafer and
Hervey Hafer wero inferred in the Muncy
Cemetery, and those of Reuben Wykoff, at
'Turbutsville, Northumberland county.
Muncy LuminWy.
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NY WIDOW, orPARE\T, or ORPHAN, or BR,rTH.
~ FIR or SISTER of any SOLDIER, SAILOR or MA.
RINE. KILLED, or who has DIED, in the service of
the United States, who desires NINETY SIX DOi.-
LARS (S9G) wear PENSION, from ONE HU SDRED
TO ELEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY.flVE DOL.
LARS UI95) CASH BOUNTY, and ali the arrears Of
pay due him, should call write to JOS EPH
t. DEWITT & 90, No 427 WALNUT ST., THE NIL
I1ARY q NAVALAGE\CY PHii.A'D.
Also, State Pay, County, CITY, Ward or other Bounty
&c if there is any due Apply either in person or by
letter.
Nav 81 1861,
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Dy- A New STORE, has just been open
ed by STEPHEN II. SuwANK, Esq, in Milf
fin township, Columbia county, in the
eastern section of that township, and in
the stand formerly occupied by Ex.Sheriff
Miller. Mr.. Shwank, has a good store
aud is dvipg a brisk business. He is a
pleasant gentleman and deserves Success.
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