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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-08
The New school Uousp

~ ~ w sen JOt lEOuSP.
The Board Of Education of Find
lay Union School District having de-
termined that for the proper accom-
modation of the schools Of said town
IL was necessary to purchase a site
and erect school house thereon, as
soon rs the same could properly b.
done, and having estimated the cost
thereof at $4,000 90, the said Board
of Education, in pursuance of law,
called q meeting Of the qualified vo-
ters Of said District, to be held at
the Court House, in Findlay, on Sat
urday evening, Sept 81, 1864, at I
o'clock p. M, for the pu pose OF
submitting to them the question of
levying a tax tor said purpose, and
the further question whether the said
levy should be made from year to
year until the amount estimated
should be raised. Said notice hay
ing been given for more than TWEEN
4 ty days, in pursuance thereof meet
ing was held at the time and place
therein named.
G. w, Galloway Of the Board o.
Education, acted as Chairman, and
James Harsh, Clerk OF the Board,
as Secretary.
After the object of the meeting
had been fully stated, said Board
submitted to the qualified voters OF
said District present the questions
named, in the following manrcr:-
! Those tavoring the tax of SlS,00(
for school house and site, to place
on their ballot, Tax Sl8, 8,000-ycs.' %
Those opposing TO place on theil
ballot, "TaX SlS,000--no." The
qualified voters present then came
forward and voted by ballot upor
said question, after which said BoarC
Opened said ballots and the follow
ing was the result:
Whole number Of votes cast, 2ll
Tax SlS,00O--yes, 1856
Tax SIS, S,0Q0--no, 63
Majority for the tax, 93
The Board then submitted to sale
meeting the question as to the man
ner Of making the levy, when tn,
following resolution was offered
ResolUed, That the Directors of th,
Union School of Findlay be instruct
ed by this meeting to order one thirC
of said sum of $4,000 to be raiseC
by taxation each year for three years
together with interest on any bonds
} which may be issued to raise sale
sum.
A vote was taken upon said reso
luton, and majority having voteC
for it, it was decided carried.
On motion the meeting adjourned
G.. w. GALLOWAY, Chm.
| JAS, UARsu, Sec'y,
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FARMS FOR SALE.

The subscriber oilers for sale, two dosira.
bic farms, situated on thu Sugar Ridge Road,
two miles west of MGCom ono contains
237 acros, tho 0lher 100 acres. Both ara i'm
proved farms and under good state of culli
ehards &C.,f
Terms reasonable, Payments arranged to
suit purchaser.
S. RAMSEY
Sept. .--3w.
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$ 10, 900 90 WORTH !!
Eaa order tO meet dlae i'm
creased demand for aEa
kinds of goods, EB. Es. Ear
aaey mas purchased aHa iml~
Raemse stock, sO H.aany, THAI
i'm order TO accommodate
them Inc has literally corded
them up! Et is useless, i'm
the sElanll space afforded 10y
newspapers. do esasaeavOr TO
esausPIerafe even a fraction
of what Inc mas On hand, Esat
such piles of beautiful We
1'inOs--~real Fresacll---slch
splendid Clothing, and such
nice, durable Cloths and
Cassinleres for Gents wear
you never saw, to say moth
izsg of those rich EE,4pOrteai
Goods Of all kinds, with
,jaw-breaking names,whicll
we have neither tiu1,e Or
space to give. All these
things, and "a tsi0usaiis! 9th
ers, including anything else
which you may happen I'd
think of, are now offered at
OIaI-fashiOned Prices at the
ssaDIli White COTner.''
Remember the Motto Of
this Store: ''dDne Price, and
LOW Price. Drop in.
j ID rs BARNEY,
| a. Administrator Of High Prices, Deceased
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-08

New Goods
~ Read the Advertisement of Hen
derson u Son, and give them a call
at Emporium Corner,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-08
Come to Time.

You read about the Dry Goods stocks
And nOiuns of everv grade,
But ShannOn's lot of WATCHES and CLOCKS,
Lay such things in tho shade
America is bound to shine,
As long as she's a nation.
And the american Watch about this time,
Creates Big Sensation"
Of Watches we've splendid stock,
We're bound 10 please you all,
Now il ven need a WATCH or CLOCK,
But give '.iilc. Shamnoi." a call.
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Letters

Letters u. a'...s ..f.r.
Remaining unclaimed in the Post. Oaice in
q Findlay, on the 9th day of Soptembef. IsG5.
Barnes, Mrs. Catharine Mover. John
'Clewel, u, r. I''F MiIer. M n
+ CCuAes, C, ", Newton, Charles
:! George, ID. ,. . p" Portb' n '''
Jones, Miss Mary Wolf. Mrs Sarah
q Moore, Miss Sarah Wilbur. n W.
Persons wishing to obtain ary Of fba aho,,a
must call for adysnelsed letters. oivin% thn
date o. this Eist, and payoDn cent for ad
Ssf"aps '"' hB. BoTHcHILp, z, N, 4
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A Fine assortment of Full
Sized Letter Paper, CONNER
cial Note, Ladies Note, and
Billet Paper and Envelopes at
reduced prices, at GRAY's.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-08
Pianos.

,aSee Fl. S. Shannon's new Adver
tisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-09-07

turo as those who have been tho enc
mics of the nation. The burden j,
upon all The desire 70 diminish it,
weight by every honest means will b,
strongin all portions Of the communi.
Ity. Every rctrcnchmcnt which is
consistent with the proper admins
tratiun of affairs, auy means Of light
cuing the burden which we have to
bear. will be sought for by those
whom we have entrusted with the leg.
Iislation and administration Of the
Government. Those who are willing
to lay their lives aud their fortunes
upon the altar of their country will
not be found unwilling to reduce to
the lowest practical point the sacri-
fees and the labors which the people
are called upon TO undergo.
THE PUBLIC DUTY or THE noun.
The spirit of disloyaIty and opprcs-
sion will seek, byprctcnscs ofall sorts,
to distract the attention of the people
from the work before us. Our only
course Is, with united determination,
to 90 forward in the completion Qfthc
task we have begun, and to insist that
no disscntions, among thoscwho real
ly love the country, shall take the
administration Of its affairs out of the
hands of those who have guided il
safely through the heat of the strug.
rlc, that the work of scrutinizing the
honesty Of our public officers, and OK
crcisiug that economy which We all
dosirc shall not be given into the
hands OF our enemies, but that. by
holding our own public servants to a.
strict account. we will ourselves see
to it that everything which thrift aud
economy can do shall be- done to di.
minish the burden which the people
are hcnrine.
Such, then, is the view | take of
the duty of the hour Most of my
mature life has bccn spout among you.
You know whether | am entitled to
claim crcdcncc for the honesty and
sincerity Of my purposes. To you !
couHdcntlally appeal to sustain me in
urging tolerance and thorough unity
upon all loyal mon, and in prophecy
ing that by such means alone shall We
hc able to accomplish those results
which We SO earnestly desire.
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8
SYM PToM S.

" OF WI OW D.
The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more SEN
sitive TO the changes of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic the dis
charges are increasedin quantity and changed
In quality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawlked or coughed of. The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak the sense
OF smell is lessened or destroyed deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of
Catarrh is, that the person is Obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way TO the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting it. a.
The above are but few of the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write TO our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms; /;
IT viii be sent FREE to any address. Also
directions where to procure the raedioine,
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
in the army, and others in all parts of the I'M
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence of its infalli-
BILE merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS US1NGREDIENTS,b but is prepar-
edfrom vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMI ESS.
even TO the most tender and delicate child. Y
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other If not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money IN letter 20 us, and we will send the
meaicine by Express. Price So, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. d. II. SEELYE & Co.,
III
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE
To Teachers.

The School E,aminers Of Senecs county,
will hold examination, st the Office cf the
Examiners, in Tombs Block, Tiffin, Ohio
for the year IS65. as follows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-09-07
REEVES AMBROSIA!
FOR THE HAIR.
Original and Genuine.
PRICE 10 CENTS.
PRICE 40 CENTS.

THIS Elegant Hair dressing and Wins
derlul Hair Restorative still retains So
precedence in fashionable circles, and I
superceeding all other preparations, moi
only in this country, but also in Europe
and South America. Thousands Of bot
ties are used in the Court circles of Pa
ris, London, st. Petersburg and Madrid
and the sale in Cuba is enormous.
Reeves AmbrOsia
is composed of an oily extract from herbs
of wonderful virtue, and is highly scent
ed with variety of exquisite perfumes
1t effectually prevents the hair falling
out, md causes it to grow rapidly, thick
and long. 1t makes the hair curl, ond
gives it a glossy appearance. No toilet
is complete without it. Price 10 cents
per large bottle.
For sale in Tifiin at Wholesale g.
Retail by HERsMsER &MYERs, No. J.,
Shawhan's Block.
REEVES AMBR0SIA DEPOT,
No. 81 Fulton st, N. Y,
July20 Ally
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X L II - II
NATIONAL BANR
OF TIFFIN.
Agent for the Sale of the
7-3O U. S. Loan
Bonds on hand for immediate deliver,
JOHN T. HUSS, Cashier.

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
TREASURY DEPARTMENTS
OfFlcE or COMPTROLLER sF THk CuRRENcYy
Washington, March 10th, 1861
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre
sented to the un dersigned, Il has been mad,
to appear that THE First National Bank
Tiliin," in the City Of Tiiiin, In the Count,
of Seneca. and State OF Ohio, ha. been duIx
organized under and according TO the re.
quirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled
IAN Act o'provide q National Currencv
secured by pledge of United States Bonds
and to provide for the circulation and re.
demption thereof" approved June ID, 1864,
ana have complied with all the provisions
of said Act reqsired to be complied with
before commencing the business oil Bankinp
under said act.
The office Of Comptroller of the Currency
being vacant,
Now, therefore, I, Samuel T, Howard
Deputy Comptroller Of the Csrrency, do
hereby certify thst"rhe First National BANK
Of Tifhn," in the City of Tinin. In ths
County Of Seneca, and State Of Ohio. h
authorized 10 commence the business M
Banking under the Act aforesaid,
n testimony whereof, witness INV hand
and seal Of Office, this Sixteenth day of
March, 1865. "
(sEAL) SAMUEL ~ uowApn
no 9OOl Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currsncv.
March 23d, 1866.
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A. III. Rycrs,

Ausrney and Counsellor At law, Notary Publ
aud Insurance Agent. Special attention pala 10
collections. Hedges blegt, Thin,
June let ls6j,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY, AGED 5 WISHES
"A TO meet with situation housekeeper In good fami
~ or with widower with children whom she would be will
ING 70 would prefer going short distance from the
dress, with tsrms and particuar O. H., Brooklyn Post
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A REsPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN WANTS STU
alton ~ cook washer and roner and likewise for her
4auenter walter and chambcrmad best Of references
1nqre - 100 East ash st. between lei "a avs for one
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Married. .
CMHous-KmLy.- Thursday, june ; at the south u
CALHOUN Of Patchogue, l. l., to ELIZA KELLY, Oh TINS
city. No cards.
land on Tuesdav JnIv II by the Rev James BrUwnlee
RoBERr CoDDKGroN Esq, Of Brooklyn, 70 MISS LIE EAAA
G. GREEsE Of Jamestown NJ Y.
jamestown papers please cory
REYNoIps-SA MPsoS Tuesday, July IL, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father in Brooklyn, T., ~ the
Raw John A Paddock, d. A REYSoLDs, N. D., Of Ban
gor Me- TO MAIN G., daughter Of Captain Geo W. Samp-
son. No cards.
European papers please copy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CEvENrH AyRNuE-PUBLIC NOTICE.
> The Commissioners OF the Central Park deem II
dent alter the grade OF the Seventh avenue as now hsed
from 18th and establish the
grade 81 the said from 1875 street 70 the Harlem
All persons Interested hereby notified OF the IN
tenOn Central Park 10 alter
AID establish the grade OF the said avenue within the limits
aforesaid 10 examine showing the
posed grade from 10th the Harlem river at the
office OF the of the Central Park 81 Nassau
street New York city and sign their consent 70 the said
proposed grade their objections TO the same on or
ANDREW IL GREEN
Comptroller Of the Park
NEw York, July &
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y O0A Onn CIGARS AT LESS THAN PRESENT
CJ.vvO.UvO cost to manufacture Prices SIC 10
CIV" C.s Manufacturing COMPANY ~ warren street
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PERSONAL.

RAR-YOURS RECEIVED. DELIGHTFUL. GOD
- bless YOU Am well and very busy. Farewell AZ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

Is the vineyard of b. y. Bugbey, near Folsom,
i, an orange tree which at the present time con-
tsins about four hundred oranges. 1t blossoms
throughout the entire summer and autumn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

COLONEL J. r. RIDGE is authorized 10 act rs
our canvassing agcn :or the city of San Francis
}, with authority to receive and receipt Tor SUD
scriptions .-OcctdeI.tdi.
,icriah Brown is Governor General, Ridge Is
Colonel. We wonder what rank in the traitor
Gus Columbian Star order Mike Hayes had at
tanned before his departure for Alcatraz- Ridge
has struck it this time, but with the Nevada ia
.etfe we conclude that he must be hard up II re-
duced to the necessity OF carrying CUTS TO Such
An uncouth bear as Zach. Montgomery
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14
The Restorer Reproduces!
THE HAIR DRESSING
Gull TIVATES AND BEAUTIFIES

your hair is ihn It, seurfy it, If harsh try it, if
lustrclcs try it, if othese try it, for all who will
preserve their hair through life For sale by all Druggists
Agents for California Hpsteter Smith Dean San Fran
cisco. lssni.Gm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
A G Z n T s .

l. p. FISHER, 17113 Washington street. tup sairs San
TrAncisco-neariy opposite Maguircs Opera Hou-es
only authorized Agent In that city.
HENRY 8. MARTIN, Postmaster Junction City. viii
receive subscriptions the JorESAL In that section and
nIsh printed receipts.
Subscribers the JOURNAL City will receive
printed receipts by leaving the due with kELToN
\ KELLOGG, authorized agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS Is authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH mailman will transact all business pertain
Ing to this Office at the several points below North Fork
CHAs. yOsE Agent Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY RANTZAC gents at Lewiston.
A. G. PRICE, Esq and Justice GUSTAV TIIEDE au-
fhorized TO receive and receipt for subscriptions
on Canon Greek
EIpressman BIGGS authorized receipt
subscriptions in the II. Fork section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14
From the Goid HH (Neyada) .Nescs
Sherman's Devastation" Order.

The following extracts from marching orders
issued by Sherman at the outset of his present
campaign, show the full extent to which the
- devastation of the country commanded :
V. To army corps commanders is intrusted
the power to destroy mills, houses, cotton-gins
etc, and for them this general principle is laid
down In districts and neghborhoods where
:he army is unmolestcd. destruction of such
property should be permitted but should guer-
rillas or bushwhackers modest our march, or
should the inhabitants burn bridges, obstruct
roads. or otherwise manifest local hostility then
army corps commanders should order and en-
force devastation mere or less relentless, &C
.cording to the measure of such hostility
VI As for horses. mules, wagons etc, belong
ing.to the inhabitants, the cavalry and artillery
NAV appropriate freely and without limit dis
eliminating. however, between the rich, who are
usually hostile and the poor or Industrious,
usually neutral or friendly. Fora9lng parties
may also take mules horses to replace the
faded animals of their trains or TO serve as pack
mules for the regiments or brigades. In all
foraging, OF whatever kind, the parties engaged
will refrain from abusive or threatening Ian
guage. and NAV, when the officer in command
thinks proper. give written certificates OF the
facts but no receipts and they VIII endehVor
to leave with each ftmily reasonable portion
for their maintenance.
To any others than the rebels themselves, these
orders seem TO be fully mild as an enemy
could reasonably expect from an invader. Nhat
treatment they ould have expected in inva-
sion conducted upon = the highest principles Of
,Christion civilization" we are not able TO con-
lecture Little Mac. who was the only com
mander army had who assumed to
act upon those high principles, never used TO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14
American and Foreign Book
AND PERIODICAL DEPOT.
GEO. n. BELL.

GEO. II. BELL,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Gil Mont
d gomery street, corner of Merchant San
Francisco, receives subscriptions for any Period
ical published in the United States Europe,
among which the following
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14
MRS. s. A. ALLEN.
A Lady of World Wide Reputation

as- Mrs. 8. A. Aliens w orld's Hair Restor-
err and ZyIobalsamum Worlds Hair
Dressing unequalled and acknowledged by all
who them for restoring invigorating, identifying and
dressing the Hair, rendering soft silky and glossy and
dsposing it remain in any .desired position; quickly
cleansing scalp arre4ting the fall and mpartng healthy
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grey hair its original youthful color They act directly
upon the Of the Hair giving them the natural
i-hmen required No ays toilet is complete without the
ZyobaI-amun Hair Dressing 1t cleanse the and
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both Young and old
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

The News Depot is thanked tor another INSTALL
ment of Eastern literature. Mr. oherdeener Is
che man that keeps i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

--,,r 1-xDEPsIGNEn. HAVING REMOVED
from Weayerville, gives notice that he has
,,ons fcrred all outstanding Book accounts ana
Notes TO A. Loffman, who may be found al inc
store of Karsky Co.
Immediate ScttIcment
~ the same will save costs. This is nnai "p-
peal oAA i-0' ~
Weavervillc, August ), 1864 'i'"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

IolLow,y's PILLs-CArrIox THE PARENT or
SAFErY-A WORD OF HoPE.-Delic;;te females eX-
banding into the full bloom Of womanhood are
frequently conlcmaed bs false polity of society
to be lingering victims of complicated disorders :;
or prevented by their tmd and sensitive natures.
or the rcprehcnsihe neglect of mothers from
acknowledging the cause of their ailments
How many girls have been consigned 10 the cold
and pitless embrace of death through sheer ig-
norance. or that want of confidence which should
e1ist between parent and offspring When
mothers behold their daughters dyoop-thc palor
of the lily substituted for the bloom of the rose
the dim and lack luster eye-the gradual ema-
citation OF the body-et them take heed-a crisis
hasarrived winch demands their utmost vigilance
and solicitude Holloway Pills are An efectual
remedy for these manifold complaints.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

.CAsrIxr," the Washington correspondent OF
she Sacramento Union, writes that Gen Grant
rad received box of splendid cigars-a present
from Gen John Bidwcl. The odor OF good
cigar recalled the fact that among Grant nn-
merous presents of cigars none were better than
a package from the newly elected Representative
from the Third Congressional District OF Cai-
ffornia
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

Benificent DiscOvery.-TnE NoBLEsr ACHIEVE
ScENcEThe iron horse with its tirees strength
its pulses Of Vapor and its flame glorious
Of the capacity Of the human mind; and the
metallic through which intelligence
continent prove by every flash of thought which
the power aunihiate space and But and I'M
poitan have been the results Of making and light
ming the carrier and messenger Of the world, the
discovery by which weak impure blood he yitlizei or
yis"r aud purity, by Of internal and
remedies is Of Infinitely greater value The re-
Of vegetable chemistry, developed and applied by
Thomas Holloway have proved equal 10 this mighty task
Ills famous remedies mpart 10 the stream OF life disIn-
fccng principle which the system from al impure and
poisonous clements
the after al hut subsidiary
Its usefulness consists mainly. in conveying sustar-
tia benefits. with speed al certainty. TO the fields III winch
they operate Il is simply the bearer Of blessings not
their originator. of all the freight carries land and
there Is perhaps precious A. li"oways Rene
dies 1t scarcely figure Of speech to say, that WHITTIER
50 ever il conveys them flies with healing on its wings
Under The influence Of the Ointment. skin however
-Iptlc aud and this crtsure 81 blen-
i.hc> accomplished by dyin; back disease into the
vital rcce, Of the system, but by ncV:razing the morbid
material which feeds it,
The Pills act upon the Internal fluids and organs which
chem the sanitary principle. They destroy
lab!y al.li neutr.liaes acid: aud the same
time mild and electro action to the score
tive and eActctiyc machinery
5,U -La,i2a M.r,ing Herald
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

SECRETARY FEssENDEN has declined the Ger
man offer of thousand million loan, on the
Ground that he has no authority to negotiate I:
but saws the subject will be communicated TO
Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

n EsIDENT PHOENIX AGENTS IN ALL THE CITIES,
IL Towns and prominent places this Coast who are au-
thorzed Policies grant Renewals assent TO Assign
ments and attend to the business Of the