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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-21
Monumental Meeting.

The meeting which was to have
sbcen held at the Court House on Fri
tday last for the purpose of taking
measures to erect monument III
shonor of our soldiers, was not very
/ lwcll attended, owing to the short no
1 2tice. A number of gentleman got to
Egether at the Presbyterian church ar.
1 ter the services on that day, and APP
pointed Il committee to report matters
flor organization, and fixed upon
"Wednesday, April 26, at one O'Clock
|P. NJ, to meet for permanent organi
cation.
Nearly every one have friends IN
the army, and many have lost one or
Imorc, and this is matter of interest
to all. Every township in the county
should be represented, and the more
people attending the better. If each
township takes hold of this matter as
it ought, II monument such as. our
soldiers deserve, and one that will
be n credit to our county can be erect.
ed. No one will deny that the object
is Il good one and ought to be put
through. Will not the citizens of our
county take hold of this matter and
make il n success The amount of
money required from each pereon|
will not be large and no one will feel
at liberty to refuse to donate. Lett
every township he well represented
on April 26th. Don't forget the datcl
and come.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-21
sheep Killed nrd Injlret,.

Mr.. Adam Nye, of Big'ck town
ship. had u number OF sheep badl,
injured by dogs, OH, the night of tht
eth inst He has flocb of thirty
eight line sheep, thirty-six Of whic'
were more or less wounded. Sever
al OF them have died, and others o
them will probably go the same way
The sheep are ruin2d, and the loss
will be severely felt by Mr.. Nye.--
II is some satisfaction, however, t.
know that he succeeded in KILN,
the two dogs.
The evening before the same dogs
rs is supposed, killed fifteen sheel
and wounded fifteen more-the en-
tire iiock-which a man residing i
Wyandot county had out to pastur
near Mr.. Nye's.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-21
Tbe Jolliacatlon on the iltb


According to previous announc'
ment, a. grand jolliication came o
in Findlay on Friday Of last weel
The sun arose in cloudlcss SIX,
and nature seemed 60 smile with AZ
proval on the happiness of joyou
people. The exercises commence
at six o'clock in the morning with tl
ringing of bells and the firing Of
salute of thirty, six guns. As tn
day wore on, the people began t
gatlierin, and by nine o'clock good
ly number were in town. At ter
services proper for the occasion
were held in several Of the churches
Shortly after noon, the ringing o
Che Court House bell drew a crow,
of people together, and they listene'
attentively TO addresses by Rcvs
Rose and Wykes. After the speaking
was over the people adjourned to SC
the ceremonies of laying the corner
stone of Andcrson's Wooden Factory
AS is usual on occasions of the kind
n scaled Jar, containing number o
articles was put in the cornerstone
d. b. Beardsley read Off the article
the Jar contained, which were as fol
lows. A list of the officers of tn,
United States Government, officer.
of State Government, of IIancocl
County, of Findlay Township, oI
Borough of Findlay list of Public
Buildings, of Churches, of Schools
of Manufacturing Establishments
of members of the ifrercnt Profes-
sions, of Benevolent Institutions
list containing the number and char.
acter of the various Business Houses
in Findlay memoranda of the size
of the building; copy Of the Ham
cock Jefcrsoman of April lith,
1865. Of the Hancock Courier of
April 18th, of the Cincinnati Daily
Gazette of April 10th, of Tribune
Almanac for 1865; Postal Currency.
Stamps, pieces of Coin, Grecnbacks
and Confederate money. After an
appropriate speech by Rev. j. Wykes
the crowd returned to town
During the entire day the greatest
good feeling prevailed D., Each one
tried to out 10 the other in feeling
good.
In the evening there was fine dis
play of fire works. Two stands were
erected and sham battle fought
with the fire works. At one of the
stands the magazines caught fire and
mako n ,ponnral scattering of hOlh
fireworks and people. Hero the
display was truly magnificent For
tunatclv no one was injured, though
we can hardly see how all escaped
She storm of fire. Several bulOons
were sent up which locked very fine
Is. Every business house in town.
and some of the private dwellings
were brilliantly illuminated. We
doubt if there was ever more bril-
liant display than that Of last Friday
night.
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rrnItors and Scouudrois.

We are informed that the semi.sc.
I scesh of Touchdown, Caunonsburg,
sand Van Buren, Orange and Jackson
townships held regular jollilicotior
Fon the receipt Of the news of the as
Isassination of President Lincoln. -
fThey fred anvils beat drums, and
ymanifested the most extravagant joy
tIf this is true, and it comes to us Sc
Edirect that we cannot disbelieve it
the decent people of those sections
Twill do well to be on their guard. -
Amy man who would rejoice over Sc
;foul q murder would commit it will
shiS own hands. 1t is not to be Won
fdered ut that these men rejoice, al
the leaders of that party have been
THAT Lincoln was trampling on thei
lnghts, breaking the Constitution
land was o tyrant and usurper.-
THE leaders, not themselves are t.
isblame. Mark the devils.
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\ FEW REASONS WHY THE
AEen cr;casn Vatcll

J Il is made on the best principle, while the
ii,rrign watch IS made on no principle at all.
z I he ion eIgn watch is mado 10y women and
sboys ~ IAsD. Willie their LABOR 10 cheap,
! heir wors 10 dear ttany price. Such watch
/; e. alo made without plan and solI without
F.Uurtatoo. They are ir,eg utr Ia u ,iruct.
OF, Wid quite ~ IRREGULAR in moyemo. t.
: fhcy are d-s.sGed only t1 +, Il, and The buyer
Is tha p.LB IN st thoroughly sold. InoS,
SWG1 have kept "tn 'h!es,' ''ltp MS" ami
l".wIsS levers in prlfessnd r,par tof two
Dor iAree ycWs, VII a. p ccia tie truth OF
/ ,ur st,omon:.
) r.NP.tN o. vIE lIERI IN WATCH.
4 lpStea ufb gag n rls oi several dpndred
q la pieces screwed log. tEer. She body Of
.the American Wa;c! Is 10 unot OF SOLID
PnAIEs. No jar interiercs with the lar.
Sm1ny oI It's working, and no sudden shcck
'cal throw It, m ,Ch merry out # gear. In
iudiug or amy business pursuit IL IS m held
ttoeo her rs Rrn,ly as a single ple'e of metal.
slt IS just what al, machinery shuud be
3 lst. ACCURATE, "a. oiMpiL; 81. slRoNG:
4 a. N}ONuMiCAL.
q We not onlJ secure choapnosS hy our
Ssystem, but Quality. We do not ptctund
9that our Watch can be bought for less mon.
Sey Than the f'reigE make believes, but f1T its
sroal value It is gold Tor ,pe hal the pr ice.
: Our Soldiers Watch (namld Wm. Eiory)
lis what It's name indicates SuOst AZ
2tlal aud always Reliable-warrantedt 60 stand
4 NY amount of Marching, Riding or FshtinI
Oar cat Higher Quality OF Watch
s(nSmed p. S. BartletD is similar in size and
Ngeneral appearance. but has moro j3wols ana
a. more elaborate finish.
Our Ladies' Watch, recently brought ont,
Eis pat up in great variety patterns, many
Not them of rare beauty ant workmanshi p, 1,
Equite small but warrdntedto ktep lime.
Z oar Young Gentiem,as Watch is neat
hnot large, and Just the Thing for the pocket
nof Young Ameri u.
The Proof of the merits Of our watch ma
Noe found IN he TACT that We now employ ovel
seven huudled workmen in eur fact res, and
Ethat We are still unable to su ply the con
EStantly increasing demand.
a Our Three.-Quaiter, Plnte Watch,
Es thinner and lighter than the others we
Ahave described. Its fine ohronomoter bal
lance is decately adjusted to correct the va
sration caused by tho change OF temperature
ETheso watches are II fruits Of the latesj
EeSperimonts in chronomotry, and arc made
Hby our best workman, in r seperato depart
mont of our factory. For the finest time
Keeping qualities, they ohalleige eompari
II son with best works of the most famous Eng
fish and Swiss makers
4 Robbins 4 Appleton,
u Agt's for American Watch Co.,
1872 BROADWAY, N. Y
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blowing Out Kerosene Lamps.

There is more danger attending tn,
blowing out of kerosene lamps from
the top than many people suppose -
Several instances are recorded II
which lives have been lost, or sever,
and permanent bodily injury inflicted
by the explosion of lamps from thi,
practice. The following explanation
of the causes producing such explo
sions are we'll worth needing:
!. The oil in the lamp is general,
low leaving more room for gas.
2. The gas is very inaamable, ant
will always explode when ignited.
3. In blowing the blaze down, it i
liable to ignite the gas.
A. The wick may not perfectly fl
the tube, and the fame may go dow
when the gas comes up.
5. The less oil in the lamp tn
greater the danger.
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LETTERS

aLettcrs
- Remaining unclaimed in the Post
'ollice at Findlay, State Ct Ohio, ol
'ne s zist day of April, 1868;
William Allen, David CLANCY, Jno
SS,D1ia!V,,ldson, VIM. Duncan or friends
/" liiam Hord, II. b. Hill, Miss Lo
III" Jones, Josiah Johnson, Hen
|Iy johnson, Andrew Mccullough
Francis Rynolds, Miss Mary Ray
Miss Minnie Sexton, Mrs. Lizzi,
,Shafer, Daniel Shoop.
Persons wishing to obtain any o
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date Of this Lis
and pay one cent for advertising.
j. B. ROTHCIIILD L. NJ.
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Soldiers---we think DR.. STRICKLAND
lis quite right in advising you in his
advertisement in our columns OF to.
days paper, to take a bottle of Iii,
Ihighly recommended Anti-Cholers
Mixture in your knapsaclis, it may
save the lives ofmany of our best sol.
oilers. Mothers, see that yours sons
do not neglect it. You can get it n
the Drug Stores at 80 cents per bot
tile. 1t is the best remedy for Diarr,
'hpa and Dysentery.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-21
A Nnlnnhlr 4 f~hliNhmnnf.

The Chemical works Of u b. De
Land a. GO. are located at fairport
Monroe Co. y. Y. beside the crea
Erie Canal and the great Contra
Railroad of the State. These worl,
are conducted on a gigantic scale
producing the celebrated Chcmica
SnleratuS which finds 4 market III
over the world, with n demand tina
can scarcely I've met tits sold every
where, and used bv everybody wht
knows the value of health, and VIII,
would retain il hy using light an,
wholesome bread.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-21
Saturday the 10Th.

Saturday last was n gloomy day
srhc transition of everybody from {
Feeling Of intense Joy to that of pro
Hound gloom was fearful. The da,
before all was JOY and happiness
/ few hours after what change.
About ten o clock the news Of tn,
ASSASSINATION of President Lincoli
came and fell like pail on the feel
sngs Of the people. Every one was
horror struck. In n short time thI
telegraph announced the death Of on
srevcrcd President, and men she,
tears like rain. Never was there ~
.much feeling eyilccd. In a shor
ltime all the business houses wer
scIoscl and drapel in mourning; th'
flags were dressed in Grape and rails
| rl at half-mast. The Mayor calleC
l. meeting at the Court House at two
O'Clock p. NJ, for the expression o
sthc feelings of the people on the rs
sassiuation of the President.
Palcc Carlin was called to thu
,rhair, and made an appropriate speecl
Iog taking the seat.
Spcaches were made by Reverend
Nv ykcs, N,ss,s Dunn, Harsh, Lang
,wolthy aud NHBgcn.
Saturday was indeed 4 gloomy
.day, aud will be long remembered.
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The Ninth National Bank
OF rnE CITY Of NEW YORK.

VT ihi- Oill We NEW 1phA,
'AplT' T., si,OUr. .uOD. PlTD ~.
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
-i"d >F'c"i ugeHt Jor Jay GOOhr', Sujscrip
lion Agent,
d lIvci 7-3O Notes. Frrc Of Cl,ar.sy
shy express. IN all parts of the country, an,
!roculve in naymcnt Checks on New Yor;
IPhiladelphia and Boston, ourr1nt bins, ant
J. H. and al, five per cent. interest notos, will
interest To date of subscription. ORD.n
sent by mail will be promptly ilIed.
This j tnk receive, the accounts Of BlnS,
,and BInkers ON ltvor ,hlc terms; also Of in.
II yldjals keeping New York accounts.
J T. lliLL, Cashier. J. U. ORVlS, Prcs't.
March VlluIlm3
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Robbins a. Appleton,
Agt's for American Watch Co.,
1872 BROADWAY, N. Y
N office.

On tho sth day Of April, In tho year 1865
the Probate Court, of Hancock County, de-
clared the state Of Ruben b, Smith deceased
10 be probably ihs0lyent. Creditors are
required TO present their elaim
against the estate to the undorsigne d for al
lowance writhin six months lron the timt
above mentiOnd, or they will not be entitled
to payment.
JOHN B0YLES,
April IA ni7ts
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Perfection has been obtained, tlro'
'art, science AMI experience, in the
Of lIerrick Alien Gold
Medal Saleratus, as every lady who
has tested it universally cNclaims
s"thore is nothing like it Don't
fail to test paper, and you will nev
!. .or use any other Cali on yonr Gro
Ger for it. and do not be put or with
iany other. All the grocers sell it,
depot ll2 Liberty Street, n. Y.
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Funeral Services of President Lincoln

Funeral services were held ut the
Methodist and Presbyterian Church
les. Rev. Mr. Wykes, Methodist, Of.
|fciated at the Presbyterian Church,
land Rev. Imhof, Lutheran, at the
Methodist. Both houses were filed
TO overAowing. The sermons were
suitable TO the occasion, and were lis.
tened to with profound attention.
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Produce Market.

Produce Market.
WHEAT-Sl 10 for red.
CoRN--ncw 30 to 600.
RYE-00 cents to LOO.
BUTTER-00 to 12c.
EGGs- 10 cents.
LARD--l2 and 90 cents.
OATs-00 TO 40 cents.
TALLow-12to 90 cents.
BEES WAX-40 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-$3 90 to 600.
CLOVER SEED--S0,00 to 1000.
WHITE BEANs--Sl 90 to | so
DRIED PEACHEs--300.
DRIED APPLEs--Sl, 40.
PELTs--50 to / 90
HIDEs--6 cents green, II dry
RAGs--Cotton / cents.
WOOL 60 to 10 cents.
FLAX SEED-S2 %
Salt--3,5O.
Flour $500 to 900 per Dbl.
Hay-Sl0 per ton.
Feathers-40 cts per lb.
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U NITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE
ANNUAL TAXBS FOR 1865.

THE attention Of Tax Payers Is hereby
! G. He'd 10 tho provisions Ot the Utlie'
G@iAtes Excise Law, relative tu the assvSsmen NJ
1of annual taxes. By the act uf June 80 i
4 sal, and the amendatory act oi Arrl LIST
SGj, it Is made the du or AN pers uiIS, Iart
Snrr-hips. F,rms. Associations, or Corporation,
1uade udDle to- any annual Duty. License n,
trsx on ar before III, Grst Monday ot Mag il
kearh yfHT, To make u let or return 90 HE As
4 sis eut Assessor uf this district; where l1ca
4 d. of the amount Of Annual lncnnc. The az
Eiic'os or objects charged with special tux
kyiZ: Carriages, Gold Watches. Paco-ior,es
hOrgans, Meiudeuns, Billiard Tables, Gold anc
er late and the business or Occupation
futl'le 10 ray license.
4 Every person VIII shall fiil tG make sucl
Ereturn by the day sp"clied, VIII he liab'o un
kder tho act ai0resald, to 1e assess d by the
y Assessor VT Assistant AssesS'r according IL
athe best information which he can obtain
VI md In su II case tho ASSESS Is required 4,
3 di - per cent. ana ~ al ca'cG OF wiliu
Enc leGt o.. refusal to mtSo IGturus. and o
kGu.e 81 fraudulent returns, To add 100 pei
kceut. AS a penalty to Tho amount OF duIy as
kGettaned tn he due. Paymeui o. the AnHua
{ Taxes. except those { r Licences. will not be
Edem .'ce unil the seth ray Ui juno.
n Ibe appropriate blanks Oh WniGn 10 make
z returns, n d all necessary Information. wiz
Zoe iumShel y .. S. sH AID EF. 50.
&Assstrnt Assessor tor the 2ud Division, ,,
4 IS nom the returns should he delivered IT,
horde to iHCiltHte tho aSsrsSnlr as AM uuNl
late the ncCe ,sis ef tho Tax Payers who are
1re mute IRON this citire, cling and masking
Sthcir returns, have directed "a d Assistant
IT, he at
aMt. Blanchard, April 18th and 18th
EVanlue, 10th and 2lst.
sWest independence, 18th md 10Th
sArcadia, 9th and 2Sth.
SMcComb, May 9th and 10th.
Evan Buren,, llth and 18th.
sCannonsburg, 10th and 18th.
sBenton, 18th aud 19u.
darlington, 23d and @4th.
! And at his Office in Findlay, thereaf
tier, until June Both, 1860.
Alter which tie penalty viii he enforced
! according t. the act aloe 4 d. lhe let"t''
ssnuud be made out, aud delivered. at the
ncs aud places designated
G. w. berry,
U. S. Assessor, 9th Dis.
UPPER SkNrUsKY, Aprl' Nth 1860.
~N>>~>~~>>~>~,~~s
ASSISTANT ASSE.S ms OFtI'E,
FINpLAY, Ohio, Arr,l sth. leG5.
sIvs;-NDH viii please notice the instruct.
lions ui The Asses-ur above gwen, tld you are
'ucr, b. nrun 4 To- call upon mo at the i'm"
land ll.tcC above mentIorud. nearest Nour
place OF residence. and luru.sh ne VITA ii lht
Inf Uur properly, accprtn- 10 Law. non.
comp piiance, vii sUhjeC you TO its penalty.
D B. BEAHDSLEY.
Asst Assessor 5th Dist
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II m Nglin.

Capt. Wilson arrived bome on Sun
iisy last. The Captain looks bette
ithan a majority OF the men who hay,
gone through with what he has. Ii,
| Twas captured before Atlanta, aud hat
lbeen u prisoner ever since. lie rs
;capol some time ago and spent tive
saonlhs among the mountains where
Que was recaptured. The Captain
slocs not bear large amount Of love
! for the rrbels, hat rather hales then
gdespcratcly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-21

1t seems to be accorded by tn,
universal consent of mankind that
Dr. j. c. Aver d Co.'S Sarsaparila
Pectoral and Pills are the creates
remedies yet discovered for the
treatment Of disease; that Ayers
Sarsaparilla is the great Elixir oil
life, which Philosophers have sought
FOR purifying the blood. Try it ant
Judge for yourselves.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-21

One trial is said to convince th,
most skeptical person that the Liquid
Catarrh Remedy of DR.. d. II. Seely,
is certain curative of that lingering
and life ,destr Dying disease--Catarrh
Obtain circular Of the druggist, show
ing symptoms, whereby the presenc,
of Catarrh in the system may be de
tected,
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Capt. Aiban's Adventures.

We had intended to commence the
publication of Capt. Albans narrative
but our columns are so taken up with
the particulars of the assassination oI
the President, that we are. forced tc
postpone it. We shall give the frs
next week.
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Another Improvement.

G. w. Parker has purchased the
fold building known as "Hulrs Tan
merry" and is reiitting it for Cabi-
!; net and Chair factory. Mr.. Parker
intends going into the manufacture
kof Chairs extensively. We wish him
success in the enterprise.
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Settle.

1yH1SE interested are notified that III,
Il AccountsaDd books Of y. W. Ingrahan
are left at the Citizens Bank. People IN
debted must call ond settle Immediately.
y. W. lNGRAHAN.
ysbspalg 10, 1906. vi peaN
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lDixop's Blackberry Cnrminst,ve &.

For Diarrhea and Dysen,ery Its
virtues are well known. Its effects
are speedy and certain. For sale by
nll druggists in the U. S. Huber ~
Locke, Wholesale Agents. Aheru
& Robinson, Proprietors, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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0antotk 9stffrsonian
Local and Miscellaneous.

Err All communications on busi
ness to this office should be address
ed---"LocKE q CHAMBERLIN, Jeffer
sonian O0lce, Findlay, Ohio"
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Hand For Sale.

! have eighty acres of land close t.
. .Bellefountaine, which / will sell o
trade for town property. For par
,ticulars apply to
G.. w. WALTERS.
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Lost, ~ " = ''' =
A gold pen and an old silver hold
er--valged as a gift. A suitable re
ward will be given upon its return tc
this office.
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To cur Patrous.

To cur PatroDs.
We would again remind our read
sers that this season of the year is 4
Itimc when they are constantly liable
TO sudden coughs, influenza, sore
Throat, &c. while the children are in
constant danger from Group, throat
land lung complaints. 1t is impor-
|tant that every head of n family
should provide rcmady that is ready
lat all times for immediate use, whetli-
cr assailed at the dead hour of night,
,wi,h the breaking out Of q hard cold,
1.-THE racking of n violent cough, or the
.children with that most dangerous OF
,all diseases-croup--or at the midday
,hour, you should always be prepared.
I'm Goes Cough Balsam, you will find
'a ready and ehectual remedy ii
'@mpplcs and controls instantaneous.
.lv the most stubborn coughs, while
lin Group 1t ia sovereign cure. The
price is but forty cents per bottle
,thc bottles twice the size of any other
fat the same price, Delays are dan
,gerous. Yoa should always have il
,in the house. 1t can be found at al
,oUr Drug Stores.
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new Advettisem rnts.

WV huNtitiNtuFutss
The American Watch-Robbins
Appleton
Internal >Revenue-G. w. Beery.
Notice--Albert Leslie.
Administrators Notice-Mark 7
Rood.
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S1th advertisements.
Notice.

A H. those knowing themselves infcbcd I,
" ELM. Leslie. deceased, by note or &c
count, arc r. qnesied TO rail and se,ile the
spmc with Albert Leslie. BY the LIST dav o
May, 1855. ALBEhr LESLIE.
April II 1866. rlli4S2w.
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FOstoria News.

lFosteria News.
The publication of this paper
(which was suspended some time ago
has been resumed. Mr.. w. G.. Bly,.
|mer, Of Mansfield, has purchased tho
|ofllce and will hereafter conduci
|the paper. We have been intimate.
|ly acquainted with Mr.. b., and dc
mot doubt that the paper under his
supervision will be such a one as the
people of Fostoria need. We com
mend him TO their good graces. Give
him good support and lie will give
you good paper.
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Select School

Select School.
We are requested to announce that
the select school of Miss Hattie ID,
Adams will commence on the first
Monday in May, at Cages Hall
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ENOrICEis is hereby given that The undorsign
In ed has been duly appninled Admins.ra
stOr Of the estate of DeFOlest NJ. Rood doccas
led luto of Hancock county. Ohio.
NJ. 7. FOOD.
Administration Of DeFofest NJ. Rood, deed.
Aptil I.-vlln4SSw.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-21

We received the Secretary's re
port of the meeting held in the Court
House, on Saturday last, too late foi
insertion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-21
G-sAT POPuLAR loAy OE The PEOPLE
JAY COOKE.

SuBSCRIrTtnN AGENT. Phjiudelpkia,
subscriptions N,ll be received by the Firs
Bank Of Findmv. Ohio.