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It Is no unusual occuTanee for successful
Stale Executive to fix his eye upon the ncxt
higher step in Pronotion-thc Presidency.
We notice that the excellent and efficient
Governor Of the Buy State has been oycrtaken
by this promotion. But it is to a College
Presidency and to the Office Of Chief Execu-
tive in student community. We believe the
instance is rarc one Of successful and
prominent politician thus laying aside the
robes Of Office for the Students gown, and the
personal interest and zeal IN election topics and
Issues, to know no higher annual excitement
that the recurrence Of Commencement day.
But the press Of Massachusetts arc dismiss
ing their Governor to lis new field, whittier
he repairs at the close Of his tenn, With a
multitude OF pleasant words II is an honor to
him to have won from Journals Of all political
shades. He assumes the Presidency of Anti
och College, in Ohio, following in the foot
steps Of smother prominent son Of his State,
the lamentod and honored Horace Mann.
Tue qualities Gov Andrew has made his
prominent record as Chief Mag eistzate, will
not he out Of place ut the head OF college
board Of Government, and we believe 1t has
becn for these qualities he has been chosen
and not for the poor and temporary prestige
of receiving President from such source.
The College trustees have sought In this ap-
polutmcnt the growing result Of their labors
TO broaden and deepen the foundation of their
institution which they mean in all points of
liberal endowment and means for culture to
be the Harvard Of tho Vest It will be Of IT,
sell good example 10 ine college boys to
, 1865-08-24

choice gfsens slfera!us In light supply and finn,
Nlth IN aetire demand, Soap nm md active. The
following despatch was received to-day at the Mct-
chants Exchange:
Nkw ToRK. AuS. g
Raw s1sassG @ G steady; T. r. Hasds 1s.4.sc A. 1sSmls4c
The DRY Goods market l. quiie active, the fall
trade commencing catIiee than usual On account Of
the coo1ress OF the weather. Since our Last report
m increased drmncss has taken bold OF Cotton
goods, both here and in New York. Brown Sheet.
ines arc quoted today at Sso-an advance OK Me-
the same a. in New York Some brands OF Prints
arc held frneE. Dc!aIues arc 1c hfghcr-now quot-
ed In New York at &c; here, Il a!i9ss1ie- Carpets
are sc1sye. at previous prices, md rn Stocks are
lsrns snd veil assorted and every taducement i
offered 10 couutsy dealers 10 make their purchases
Tho supply OF Beef Cattle was good, and the
market ruled steady md i'm, With hir'y aettrc
demand On Pittsburgh. Baltimore ana butchets'
account. About ZOO head changed hands ut saso
G7.15 for inferior to prime
There Vas good demand for Hogs, but - the
receipts were light IN adTHucc Of 1oG15c Tss OBJ
tanned. About GOO head were sold at prices Eang-
ius ftum $1o,5o for counmou to 1,eo for e1hs.
Timothy Seed wa quite active, with sales at
sa5o64D 70, tair to choice. Small sales Of Clovaf
were made at E115o. There Is no FlaI Seed ohet-
! ing, but there are buyers ut S1s5Gta-00.
Tho following dispatches were read On Change:
BcrrA1o, Aus: =
Market tending upward. wheat active, # si@as
for prime, Oats dnlt new nominal at +ac. Freishts
-1ic for wheat to New York:
Flour ea@e5e better Wheat e better, a1d SCI
miner; IL; s Il as ~ = Ind sIn Nv whisky stesay
~ IATza.E!oar quiet At s7.eoasse. -, ,whlskez
, 1865-08-24
Detroit mafkcts-Aug. %.

GuAIS-Wheat, market more active, but nomfnsl-
y without change since The recent advance Prime
lots are readily takeu. Sales-l,ooe bu anber, b.
While by sample at <t.75; car rejected white ut
t1.an al new, and CARS GA No. white at Si:20-
corn-Quict at &c. Small lots in bags held at 75-
Street price &c. Barleg-Steady at s1.s5Dl50p per
JNn {ha
, 1865-08-24
LETTER FROM NEW JERSEY.

New York OpluIon-where the City
Llres-Natur1l Advantages of New
Jetsey-Pcn-Ftcture or the yersey1nnn
Mt Home-Jersey BcgEnr BoJs-Thc
, Villages of New Jersey and their Pco-
ple-PolItIcs and ndProspects-aaarcus L.
Ward &c.
, 1865-08-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY EYESro, August p
Thcre Is rather an increased c1ll for money to-
dsy, coming, too, from class Of customers whose
claims the bankers arp glad to recognize. The
activity In the movements Of grain andthe tenden-
g to better prices has induced country holders to
push It into markell This haa increasea the de-
mand foe money. legitimate grim paper 1s g1t-
edged paper; and this fac. money lenders aprrcci-
ate, The terms Of discount: This class Of paper
Is readily taken at The usual 10 per cent Eate; there
nre no quosable zatck far any other
E1shange L. getting; more plenty hnt not enough
20 to change the quotations. Bankers ire ready to
pay paz for al that Oilers, and just as willing to sen
fnt 1IG premium. 80 ~ -
Il Cold in New Tork rc1nalns about the same a.
yesterday. The following sreth quotations tele-
prn1hfd to JamAa BnSd e Brotbeta S8 Clark stEeef.
, 1865-08-24

The actual receipts to-day have beer 400 head
and the entered sales 100 head ranging from sass
for common to $7.15 for prime Illinois ,ateers.
Tho trade his been rsther active, and priecs IRE
generally sitter On al except the lowest grades.
Pittsburgh md Baltimore; dealers have been tho
leading operators, while our city butchers haEe
taken liberal quantities for city Slaughter Eastesn
shippers, when operating at III, have douc 60 Win
the greatest canton Tho condition: or the As"
York market is such thst dealers hass no fnasaee
ment 10 send their puschases IN thst dsee'.oo ass
seme venturoas dealers arc willing to hke me s5xs'
md have been buying up thcIr shipments to1asy'
Ths supply q really good Cattle Is ta.sr % su,
and prices were hife stitef snAa s9e9s''''
'T1er, ~ h.s been lively deuzpd for atoek sleets,
.rd n,Iees rre trn. The highest Eae tc-da5 Wasa
drove a Of IL head nne inais steezs, aSsssstag
Isoo .be, sold by Euoch Dawson to Gus ~ a. ,as ~;
> 10 ns, We quote the market ss active aoo ps'"
, 1865-08-24

Lald1aw, Middleton ) Co. report fionr receipts
3.s7s brls. Mnrket fym and active Tor all erades.
fncs held at 3i.so to $500. Canada supesane at
$5.C0 for good brands, With good Eastern Inquiry.
Coarte gfatles in iait demand. Wheat Gales, red
winter 1t $t.05. Corn, no transactions. Ashes nu~
changed. Pork pou1tpal
, 1865-08-24

Here Gold continues steady, without change IN
quotations. Il opened ut 14ss aud, closed at 1854
914sH Ut the Board Brokers are Offering 1aA1
14a, Silver IL In good dem ind at 1aa@1ss> Thze
Ia but little Silver In market Government bonds
show m upward tendency. We quote zaos at LOO
buying. and 1o6ss rellIng; 1o-4os at W>s buying.
97A selling. A round LOT Of 1-3oa-sd mi Sd &C.
, 1865-08-24


The war has developed many eztrao.dinary cases
W Tno~ 81 esse wiash W lei Jusiiaed in giving
to our Foadcr1s IT cont aims 1yat 0r gratitude and
Affection which may furnish text for somebody to
preach sermon on, 4 very estimate lady, who has
bs ssdnssa e po,e, y H. 80 rnl; Of .hs T
aauEhscF; she WIS nlso compelled 70 walk {seyera]
mi!cs) ~ horse and carriage Vera gone, and she
iss h-cn doing iEis fof esme line 4 lew days 40,
Is she wzs uaIlans ont 10 scc the runE Of her for
merry 6ne and comfortable residences, sh. was met
negro vas a-toDirbea 10 *rr hs old M1aens trodg-
meant, The .od a!;r-us" told him uhe wAs
- Why. Mtsrnt~ why don't roa ride on the cars*''
Hnetied The man. .'oh: have not even money
@ od hs
I'd willie In alar sessicc and bursting Into tcatt
gave hsr i,andsome Gum 0! money. "to ride in De
essa a t ne s aa aas a x
nap!e q elavc -we think 10 y 1nsis.ed on her
% tssiaE i reaaarksa & WIEN TIA, was dons: ., ..shs
WIKI WnE no mors, ri longs itseGyoa e.. il too p Old T for
dat," Eugh. dat1 should nse TO rec dis y we're
TIC wpsds spoken as be turned away from his weep
1ng mtsttea&. That negros Ee2rt Is 10 be envled:
aud the heart Of any one who eau pvod7ce euch a.
fec,Ion, Il a!so to be cnv5ed There are plenty OF
= h s9a's TY in this Southern lnnd o. orFs.-a''s
The paIhos Of such IN Incident Is itreaisti-
Nlc- It is only marred to us who kuow that
: the very same paper which Il thus carried
away by sublime appreciation of African NJ.
ftction, recently gave in Its columns til. ac-
count Of the wunton destruction by incendtary
fire Of the homes OF three hundred
blacks in Tint city, without one word OF
rcprobatio1 for the cowa.dly deed. We do
not doubt tlic truth OF tle tale Of gratitude
and generosity OF the coiored mau, but The
rorraffve sunnrafa certa3nt nnint4 hearintT an
, 1865-08-24
CHICAGO STOCK mANKET.
TUEsDA1 EvE11s0, Aug. 20.
aAlEs At FIRST BOARD.
7-3O q. s. NOTES,
JULY SERIES.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We will nu orders from dealers for the present ser,es
Of 80 Notes, for short Tine on the terms heretofore
allowed ~
AZ The opportunity for subscribing has past VIC can
no longer rtcelve tho i've per cent swoyenf Notes at
par md interest In payment Of orders.
]. A. ELLIS, PrcsideuI.
, 1865-08-24

IAu saits If 6re4s ars now .2a9ae on oqst. V
paid M o. 'chaage, nd a1s,o rsporsed b. ", ~.
-se'' otherwise ,Rfs5ssa 1asrs1.r ev.,r.o Aur 1871
.FRE1GHTs-La1s FnIaa7s ssie acii7s I'D .
si,e IT, SIS %
SssssS =: ssAts Z, sz s. aa +
PET Kscss3od e9; aa 51ls: c s5,a5ea I b,,
Msskss sss57s "a sass sssas! ss!s. r.: WE
ns Il: III ! B s 52iy e; aaasa M1s
Il 800; 1oo brls Venus: oo bril- Northwest ind
4: ;$; s; ;:s$ =: u &;
e. e q, g. a. . es IL e: nat IS II
70 3, S51s f., d 4 s Is 80 e e e' a2s 9 e.
e % FL Fl Fiji Ssa'ss IS
ss sases 81! e
orm am uncnaaMTsS M So, sale4 Ms!s: Wna11 "EtfaH.
:; :? s. S:5 Is + E
q s. Z ! i i = ;sSss
Dc II E:3: hooo 81 do At 3lI54; Mon ID DO At
81 g Il sis s. I ilS ?ss = + : ; &
eIe 8 e. ksssa9z a *'sIs na
Ss ID 1 f. I'D % sa c2 E
g sisHs e. { = e IS e
Do Il e. Gosx sS15aT-san e9 Whsis Il se q a.
Il as ssg Z
'osc tnr 50. anu 6.1r soF So.5M ssaSo, ,-,, u.r-
~ sss5s ssss i tss egsal@s eisssS fss;s5 Is
ou q At 20 b9 % 4 z e ae a 100 By IL an ~ a. 3 &c;
9 ss e 5 & & sG sls y u s & y =
4 sSS,ss sS sgd * sssrs s,kcr sXc
.tFafY 1nt rrn Sales were; 10 bu No. In stoFo II
Ne I1 In Nn-a ii CSC
Fl t4sf,ed "a besr 6sss lsso "a
No. 1t ia; l0o1 bn do At 9c 6aoo hu do At &c sou
ne nn a9 coss ~ tS; ~ sn " a ses Ths
kct closed frlu-hodfIa Of eoHnd ots askinx tilA3i.
kkff29.iG,1nf1aoiaa aoiar - ns5sei sotu,u
az per ia. -. "s'
hR hRSSst161 stf IT, aoaai n e. II
PEI sea W nsnF Sa,os q no ns1 ,5aasaSoa' 1a; On
te3a9y; pa..,r, T., sS. Ma un,,anx- >,
Aho ponIf t!eo t'a3 pfA@e7 "3e 11in A.
Pstas E1esn FEt,n: ~ .............-....,..-3: a..
xAS ~
~ T1-t+r "''''''''"''''''''T1 - -.
foH1,nn !o
~ Tns sass Te.e II II a.t!as and 10 tubs st TX.
nAGGiNt;-Tas markst Is re11 .euye aud pstcc.
Cotton onsr1sra Thich an hizhsr Wn 1nnfs A'0
NoEt1Nsssesn ou, ae.ed n1so, ~ 9
y, !. ....--.. 319
ASnnnss RRss % Sa ..sI,.ss :. q y
shn. h'''-.' ''.'''. "-'''.'-..' sSSS ~
Sssd,, s,a5s, IA; Ge e@
WsyaYIV ha = n; al
Mst,on1I Mstnn a, seamless saes ssS
Gosn Eshanae, a, sewed linen. = Fioo.....:.. t1 aSS
, 1865-08-24
QUE MEMPHIS, LETTER.

The Lntc Election In nTcnncKHcc-Prol,a-
bllity TINT Or. Lefasrich VIII not be
Admitted Into ConEre+--The labor
Observation-Disclosures Dcpartmcnt-
The Custom House Frauds.
, 1865-08-24

ric.-sold To-day at %. Cook County Scrip l. hcld
al % tor new, and rar Tor old Chamber OF Com
mercc stock Is held 1t los.
The New York Tribune (noney asticle} Of Non
day Eays:
Quiet is completely restored TO The sroek E.
the tremendous excitement In tho carly days Of the
week, growing out Of the Ketchnu explosion. us
than S15o go altogether, and The tans holding the
forged god ehecss only aoo1t s39oooo, owing % %
CHARLES Graham Is sspeetcd to Held al IN esry DAY
| Il was fortunate fo< The Importers and Fourth
National Banks. and the banking dsln IN e.
checks, which they hold TO the. aggregate
5s we1s ,.1a aae IL ths 81
Of deposit On Els stock contracts IN some Instincts
20 per cent the par ralue and in all others at least
Ra, E g. aow viz Is
tthsn Is o. . cent md u certaIn probable eont
I ss sSoRR Rf1 70 md e
n his ,n a1e by y ySng hc'ehnm to the amount
/ In Boston the Stock market On Saturday WAS
moderately ACTIVE, and closed steady With fair DE-
r2nd for Stocks, The improvement In tone which
sustained. The money market Vas quiet, wiih
symptoms Of increasing ease, the d!sTnst and con,
scqlens cautious operations ot capitalists, produced
II York * market having, In great measure, sabsided.
The deu.nd fof money tolsy has been moderate,
and easily supplied al the rate which has ruled Tor
the past week. Gail loaus on good coElatetals are
fully offered at per cent and shott time loans com
mand the nil rnte Of seven three In most in.
stances. The Discount market Is without material
variation, el!hcr In the amount Of paper offering,
the 1ate Of interest, or the demand from dealers-
Desfrahle notes arc still In good request at per
cent nnd the yae Of Inferior grades Faies according
quality and time Of Maiu urity.
August Is, including specie, was .6A, against
&a9, 563 for the correspondent. week In 1sdi- .
The N. T. Fourth Eatioual Bank stock eold on
Saturday al a5QbaTs. The loss upon ts forged gold
checks will be about * per cent upon ita stock,
and less than one- quarter of its suzpaus- :.
The August earnings Of the railways continue
lmgc, md in c1eess Of the calculations Of their
managers, who in mnny cases a1e disappointed to
see such steady md large gain upon the heavy
traffic Of Last season. -
The Mobile Register and Adrertiser Of August 9Th
/ reports On the cotton trade Of TINT port:
with better supply Of fright room at easier
| ratee and SONG Improvement In domestic exchange,
/ buyers GANG forward more freely to-day, md took
fully 1000 bales at E7.y:1..:z pIsces, without any
material change. The demand was not only better
but more general eleven or twelve purchasers par.
8CxSssac, good ordinary 1T a5G337c 10" mfddung at
3s@89c, md middl1g st 439iE. At the eamo
| time We her Of low middling having been sold rs
low SIC and as high as fac, and barely low mid
\ ding at sS33sc-
, 1865-08-24
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


~ =. UTTICN or fIE DAILY TRIACNK,3
=. "Wednesday Evening. Aug-l
: BEEF Notwithstanding to The Board OF
Trade report the receipts md shipments tincs our
Inst hsue, compared with The corresponding period
Of 1864, have been as foslovs. Il hhonld be borne
In mind that these receipts md shipmcnts really
these Of lhe day Preceding!
, 1865-08-24

YRQFft+Thee enesrsl Market i scttys and paiee4
70 without essential change. Green apples 4Fe ne!a
t1110@3m, Frachts ut al.Sa9@,eo md tatn6 quls.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24

While congratulatlng those who
have the good fortune to be born
beautiful, we, on the other hand pity
the household who has not had the
good fortune to obtain paper OF
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Salcra-
tus. Go Immediately to your grocer
9nd get paper, and, our word for it,
you will never use any other 1t has
been analyzed by one of the most
distinguished chemists in the coun-
try, and pronounced perfectly harm
less, and to produce one-eighth more
bread or biscuit from the same bar
rel of -four than can be procured with
any other; besides it only takes one.
half the quantity. Depot l12 Liber.
ty street, n. Y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24

Then Gums the knsis. lie takes them
small garrisons. l at time q gobbles
en-. That's his ice, maik no dout.
Let us, my brethrin, keep a stiff up
per lip. The moar territory Sher
man gifts, the wuss he is OFF. waite
impashentiy to heer NV his marchin
on, feeiln that at last Lee will wax
him.
l concluded, leavin EN- in good hu.
mer Takin advantij NV the feelin,
] borrered sum eight dollers NV IL NV
EN-, wich with wat credit hcv estab
lisht here will keep me runnin sum
time.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBr,
Loit Paster NV the Church NV the Moo
Dispensashun.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
READ WHO SAYS so .

From The Rev. Levi G.. BecE. Pastor Of the
Bantist Church. Pembcrtnn. n. j.. formerly
Of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
have known Hcoaand's German Btters ia
vorabiy for number Of years. have used
pleased with their effects that was induced
10 recommend them 10 many others and
know that they have operated ina strikingly
beneficial manner. | take great pleasure In
thus publicly pruclaiming this tact. and call.
diteases for which they arc recommended,
10 these Bitters, knowing from experience
that my recommand ion viii BE- sustaned.--
/ do this more cheerlully as Hollands bit.
ters Is intended tn benefit ihe afflicted, ana IS
mot y rum drink"
Yours truly. IEvTG. BECK.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
Remntkabip Men.

How often we nud the Historians non
Recording the names of Remarkable Men -
Great men from the Garlic I times have beot
fiu"d,
Whose names with their glory, have liz the
world round:
Every, age tmoie or less) has been honored
by those
Whose fame like the sun. In his splendor
arose:
But those Of the present remarkable dav,
Are great as the greatest who carved ou the
way
Yet some in a dignlhed place would appear.
WI" would find themselves very much out o
their spherb;
But The people have iudged-and place call.
ed SAT- River,
Is sad n nice climate for "rousng tne liver:'
Aud speaking Of places so nice, let's return
10 our own town of Fndlay, where much we
may learn,
And much we may see now that ictu res arc
dear,
At Kinmman's Rooms that our hearts ant
ewes cheer,
Who're the worry best workmeu in town mn,
he found,
Who win please al the people tho ccnntr,
round.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24

Notice.
AT meeting OF the Executive
Committee of Findlay township, held
Feb. 23d, 1865, the following resolu.
tion was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the hooks of the
Findlay township Association be
opened for additional subscriptions
on former terms, until the evening
of the day prior to the day Of draft
ing the township.
f. p. JONES, Chairman.
II. BRowN, Sec'y.
a w. FREDERICK,
j. B. RoTHcHrLp, =
WIN. L. DAVIS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
CERTIFIC ATB OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire ON the slst day OF JanuIry, 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or State, J
Insurance DEP YkRrNESr,


OFfCE OF THE AUDITOR or SrATE, !
Insurance pEP kRrNEsr,
Columbus ohio, January 70. 1850. J
WHEREAs, The Corn Exchange Insurance
COMPANY. located At New York. IN the Stale
ot New York, has hled IN this ofiije sworn
statement OF ijs condition, rs required ny
the lrst section OF the ACT ro regulate insn'
rance Companies not Incorporated by the
slate ot Ohio" passed April 3, .s5o anu
Am9nded February ., 1864; and, whereas,
SAID Company has furnished the undersigned
Satisfactory evidence that II 10 possoNheu
of at leat ~ one hundred Thousand dollars
oi actual capital, Invested IN stockS or bonds
or In mortgages et real estato, worm d"unle
the amount lur VII lch the same iamori gagged;
and. whereas, said Company has aicd IN ih''
once written Instrument under its cnrpo'
rhto seal. signed by tho President ard 500
reiary thereof, AuthuriZ ug any agent or
asouts nf said Company IN this Slate TO ac
kno"lcdge service OF process, Tor and IN be-
half ot said Company, according 10 Inc terms
OF stid law.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the afore
said act, |. James II. Goldman, Auditor oi
STATE for OHIO. do hereby certify tnnl ha'0
Cora Exchange Insurance. Company ot Ne"
York IL Authorized 10 transact the ons'hobS
OF Fire, Marlte aud Inland Insurance IN thls
Siste until the thirty hrsl day of January.
IN Tie year oHe thousand eight HUNDRED anu
sixty.slX.
In witness whci eof, I have hereunto sub
scrlDrd my name, and caused tlIs seal OF nv
OH . to 20 Affixed The day aud year ABOVE
writled. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
lsEALl Auditor OF State.
M. F. ROOD, Agent,
Findlay, Ohio.
Feb l7.noss
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
The DRAFT

Has not been postponed-it will
not be ordered, however. in localities
that are making reasonable effort to
fill their quotas, We again urge the
townships of Hancock to one more
effort. 1t is easier to contribute mon.
cy than to take the chances of draft,
and besides this the Government
will get the men sooner II this call
is filed within the next month with
good men, we do. not believe one of
them will ever fire musket. The
rebellion is well nigh over-this call
will finish it. Hurry up the men.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
Flax Straw.

Flax straw.
Gray& Co., the proprietors OF the
Flax Mill will have it in operation
about the middle of March. They
have already received large quantities
Of straw, and more is arriving every
day. The farmers are preparing to
SOW large breadth with fax, now
that there is n certain home market
for the straw as well as the seed. -
The crop will be profitable. one for
this county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
Letters

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at Findlay, State Cf Ohio, on
the 24th day Of February, 1865:
Jacob Bushong, Miss Sarah j,
Dirk, James Dear Joseph Freeburger,
Mrs. Atteylinday Hetch, Saml John
son, VIM II. J. James, Stephen
Kemp, Miss Mary Lewis, jesse Lahi,
George Marklv, Obeatha Nicely, Mrs.
Lidda A. Miller, Mrs. Mary Miller,
David Roberts, Mrs. Mary A. Rice,
A. G. Rogers, Miss Margaret Stnr
derant
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. ROTHCHJLD p. NJ.
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Maple Sugar.

"Hpie sugar.
Farmers should now prepare their
tronghs, furnaces, wood, &c, and he
ready to commence making sugar as
soon rs possible. There is nothing
that farmers can do Mt this time OF
the year that will he more remuncra-
tive than making sugar. A scamp"
of one hundred trees, if properly
managed, will furnish all the sugar
and molasses that one family will con.
sumo in a year.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24

DoMEsTIc EcoNoMY.-No house
keeper or cook is fully prepared to
enter successfully upon her culinary
duties without having the Chemical
Saleratus on hand. It relieves the
mind of much of the care and anxiety
experienced by skilful cook. For
sale by most merchants and grocers.
1t is better than Soda.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
Findlay Township

Is in a fix. Those who have al.
ways contributed toward clearing the
township are determined that all shall
bear their part of the burden this
time, and have, therefore, put their
funds into an insurance fund. There
is hut one way 10y which the township
can be cleared and that is for those
who have not subscribed, to do so at
once $4,000 in addition to what has
been raised willsdo il.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
The Streets.

The condition of the streets could
be very materially improved if lot
owners would clean the cutters now
and then keep them open during the
Spring. Hoes judiciously and ener.
geticaily applied would run off the
water that is now on the surface. -
Get out your hoes and open the gut
ters, without waiting for the Marshal.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
Sad Accident. s

On Monday evening last son OF
Mr.. ID. Dukes met with an accident
that resulted in his death. He was
returning from n war meeting at Ben
ton, with a neighbor, and got to run
ning horses, and was thrown from
the wagon against stump and in.
stantly killed. The deccascd's age
was about fifteen years. The blow
is severe one to the family and they
have the sympathics of their neigh
bors and friends.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-24
Hubs, Spokes aud Ben, Work.

G.. w. Myers intends converting
his gun-stock factory into Huh,
Spoke and Bent Work establishment
in few weeks. The business will
employ quite number Of hands and
will be Of immense benefit to the
town. We have no doubt that it will
richly repay the proprietor.